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[9.0] "All Elite Wrestling renewed my passion to get in the ring. AEW is the premiere organization in America for Professional wrestling because it values all parts of the art form. Athleticism, storytelling, charisma, and creativity are all important parts. The Booker is open to changing his mind and being wrong about things. The talent are empowered to have a say in their own presentation and creative. Legends are well respected for their careers. The one glaring weakness is the presentation of women's wrestling. It's not very stop watch friendly and it's inconsistent but it is still improving with additions to the division of stars like Mercedes Mone and the growth of young women like Anna Jay, Julia Hart, and Willow Nightingale in the eyes of the fans. So long as the Spirit of AEW continues to flourish, so will professional wrestling."

[10.0] "a bit of an overcorrection, I think the modern day CZW is actually a very solid indie fed with great wrestlers and compelling stories. It is still creating stars, such as Zayda Steel, Action Andretti and Griffin McCoy. Just because they stepped away from the ultraviolence, doesn't mean they are dead."

[9.0] "For the time this show was on it was my favorite wrestling show. I thought it was good or better than what any other company was doing at the time. It was different and very groundbreaking by featuring intergender matches. So many stars came out of this promotion it's crazy! I'm sad it's gone but they also didn't treat their workers very well and was destined to fail."

[6.0] "At the end of 2023 I was hyped for this brand, when they announced the rebranding I was cautiously optimistic. However since the rebrand it has been just mediocre for me nothing has really changed and if anything it has got slightly worse."

[] "This promotion is awful! Their blockparty had doors open 90 minutes late for a 2.5 hour event! The talent was furious by the time fans got in. Also RF is involved and was at all events during the weekend. Dont let the comments from Timothy fool you."

[10.0] "Been a huge fan of TNA for years yes it has had its ups and downs. Good thing about TNA they are signing lots of talent that might have not been picked up from being a free agent Trent Seven, Leon Slater, Harley Hudson, also TNA has the best booking of women I'd say compared to AEW and WWE I feel like women are far better used in TNA"

[8.0] "Very good North West wrestling promotion watched all the shows they have had online via real rasslin network very good production when viewing online very easy to get into this company. Nice fresh feuds that you don't see anywhere else."

[8.0] "My local promotion really enjoy the shows that have been put on new promotion but a lot of good things being planned for future shows huge show on the 21st September in Liverpool defiantly a one to watch company"

[6.0] "I previously said that AEW was a very good promotion but i started to realize what's wrong with this company lately, they are good when it comes to wrestling and i aknowledge that they always produce good matches that everyone will talk about but i noticed that AEW isn't great when it comes to storytelling, the storylines are often basic and not really interesting, they produced some great storylines with Jon Moxley, Swerve Strickland, Kenny Omega, Adam Page...but it's mainly because some of them have creative control and know how to tell an interesting story, look at the Page vs Swerve feud for exemple, this is one of the best rivalry since a while and it shows that AEW has potential storytelling wise but this isn't well exploited because instead they do things that have a chance to create a buzz like huge surprises and matches but nothing more, they just want to create a buzz everywhere they go and sometimes it leads to ridiculous things like showing the footages of the backstage altercation between Jack Perry and CM Punk on TV which is completely foolish but we shouldn't be surprised because Tony Khan is an idiot who seems to not understand well what the business is all about, he looks just a fan with a lot of money booking a wrestling company and hides his lack of talent as a booker to do things that can create a buzz, not only within AEW but also the companies that AEW are in partnership with and speaking of partnership, i'am not against the fact that AEW works with other companies but the partnerships help just themselves, yeah they give expositions to NJPW for exemple but it doesn't necessarily mean that people will watch NJPW or Stardom because they saw some working from there wrestle in a AEW ring so this argument isn't particurly relevant, AEW took the talents of DDT, NJPW and TJPW, the compagnies that AEW work with and moreover, we have more chances to have a AEW wrestler winning a championship in one of those companies than a wrestler of one those companies winning a championship in AEW, look at Jon Moxley beating someone who never got the chance to have the run he deserves, Tetsuya Naito for the IWGP World Heavyweight Championship and for what ? Creating buzz and more hype for Forbidden Door. Also what the fuck is this women's division ? There's a lot of talented women in the roster such as Willow Nightingale, Toni Storm, Mariah May, Riho, Shida and so on but the division is uninteresting because the booking is lame and they do nothing to bring interest to the division, and there's no excuse given the ROH Women's division is very good and that AEW and ROH have more or less the same roster, so there's no excuse here. AEW hasnt only flaws, they have had a lot of great stuff since the company has been created, it had the idea to be an alternative for wrestling fans and they suceeded in it, they propose us a more workrate based company and the big matches are often good but for me AEW is just that, sometimes they propose great storylines but it is rare now unfortunately."

[] "6-7/10 (2023- 2024) NJPW's matches and ppvs of 2023 was lackluster. Too much of NJPW is Aew dominated. The quality of matches is lackluster , and they have completely screwed over TNA Wrestling. NJPW of America almost feels Indy Wrestling in a way. The wrestlers fall short of putting on a decent match . Pro Wrestling Noah of America/TNA would be a more successful fit for Axs TV , because after 2024 NJPW might be cancelled on the AXS Tv Network."

[8.0] "I have a lot of fond memories watching TNA over the years. Tons of incredible talent in and out of the doors. Obviously there were a lot of problems and criticisms, but I have to give the total history of TNA an 8.0 It's a shame that they were the pariah of the IWC during their hottest eras. Wrestling fans missed out on some good matches if they were caught in the tribalism."

[8.0] "It's not even close, PWA is the best company in Australia. A reliance on homegrown talent rather than flying in interstaters/internationals, those homegrown talent being of high quality, and having Madison Eagles leading the charge all make it the #1 place to be for wrestling in Australia"

[0.0] "FWA is a company that has one goal in mind; get Five Star Flash over. On (and off) screen owner, matches against The Hurricane, PJ Black, Davis Storm, JXT, Adam Brooks (with all but Brooks he won), having ample promo time on each show taking up most of the show, a former FWA Heavyweight Champion, and yet no one in the crowd wants to see him. This mindset has hampered the progression of FWA as an alternative show for both fans to attend and younger wrestlers to have more matches, solely because Fivey has decided to book himself stronger than anyone else. A STRONG presence of interstate wrestlers all over every card, with most being wrestlers unknown to anybody outside their home promotion. This then becomes an issue when Fivey books a lot of them to win championships. Anth Cava, Kid Valiant, Dean Brady & DELTA, Savannah Summers, all held titles in FWA over local talent who have worked for him since the beginning. Fivey is now moving FWAs home base from Sydney to Melbourne, which would save him money as most of the wrestlers he uses are all from there. Fivey has also struggled to book a good womens division, as he was infatuated with Xena leading to 3 separate title reigns, along with having male wrestler (and another interstater) Nick Bury beat her to win the title. Regularly booking international talent for their looks rather than any wrestling ability, the likes of Harley Cameron, Renee Michelle, Alex Gracia, Tessa Blanchard, and Scarlett Bordeaux all wrestling against Xena in some capacity. With people like Jessica Troy, Shazza McKenzie, and Lena Kross (among others) booked on FWA throughout their history, giving every female international you fly out to a subpar wrestler you're in love with does not make people want to come to the show. Matches announced for any show are regularly changed around or dropped from the card completely with no reason, and some shows have been called off for something as small as "we did not have a ring truck for the day" among other excuses. The phrase "card subject to change" has never done more heavy lifting for any other promotion on this website. All in all, FWA is arguably one of the worst promotions in Australia, and Fivey has only himself to blame for the negative outlook fans have on the promotion"

[0.0] "This promotion can get a 0 because the owner is a scumbag stealing money from fans not paying the talent the relaunch was actually going well but then for the second time he got caught being a scumbag so yeah never let Steven Gauntley own a wrestling promotion. I attened 3 shows from the relaunch it was headed in a good direction but Steven had throw it all away such a stupid choice the talent they had for the relaunch was a good mix of international and local talent the champions that they had was the right choice not sad that 1pw is dead far better shows out there"

[] "this will be funny i think i am looking forward to laughing at stardom fans being mad over this shoutout big rossy"

[10.0] "The most fun I've ever had watching wrestling. True variety show of differing personalities, and some of the best workers in the world right now. I love TJPW!"

[6.0] "I think that NJPW's product has suffered a decline compared to previous years, whether because they have been unable to build young talents, that wrestlers like Tanahashi and Naito have become veterans and the departure of other tops like Ospreay and Omega. All of this has made NJPW's product feel mediocre. In fact, the last WK seems to me to have been not as good as other editions. And they haven't had a MOTY fight in a while. They depended a lot on Okada and Ospreay. Your best solution is to try to push guys like Tsuji, Umino, Narita, Uemura and Fujita at any cost. The responsibility of raising NJPW to the levels it had in mid-2017 should fall on them."

[] "If you are on the west coast of the US, you have to check out Prestige. A perfect mix of local talent, famous outside talent and a raucous crowd that could give GCW a run for their money. Portland's #1 promotion at the moment, and there's nothing like one of their live shows."

[0.0] "awful company. ran by a POS. filled with the shit that Paul Herman stayed away from in the original ECW. went to one of the shows and it really made me not go to any other indie show after that because it made me feel like I didn't love wrestling. so yes, outside of those rare matches and unless youre into just nonsensical violence, this company will probably make you lose your passion to watch wrestling! thanks XPW! I also dont think it's a good sign to advertise that you've been "cancelled" before. it makes people look up what a POS company it really is"

[7.0] "Previously 9/10 - update on 04.15.2024 7/10 - TK needs to quit it with this WCW lite management. Airing the Punk footage is absolutely classless. It comes off as desperate and accomplished nothing. Turn this around, I'm begging you!"

[10.0] "There's a lot of great wrestling in the world right now, but Stardom has been consistently my favorite promotion for a while now. They have a combo of incredible in-ring action, entertaining comedy, and fantastic characters. All-Star Grand Queendom might end up being my favorite show of the year; it's easily been the best show so far."

[] "Perhaps the most bottom of the barrel, desperate, and pathetic wrestling there is. While the original iteration actually used to have some good wrestlers and had a certain endearing charm going for it inspite of its grime and sleaze, the current iteration is just sad and embarrassing and devoid of anything worthwhile. When I say sleaze and grime, I'm not talking about the pornstars or the rampant violence. I love pornstars and rampant violence. What I am referring to is the MAGA politics that will alienate anyone with half a brain and the involvement of creeps and criminals both backstage and in the ring. Even if you agree with the politics of horrible piece of excrement, Robb Black, do you really think the politics espoused on these shows are going to be relevant in ten or fifteen years? Who am I kidding, they don't know how to read. Now, bad political beliefs and criminal activity is hardly unique to XPW in the history of wrestling, but at least other promotions have had some halfway decent wrestling to make up for it. Not XPW. Really, really, really bad deathmatch wrestling involving rejects that the rest of the industry doesn't want anything to do with, held in disgusting squalors in front of miniscule crowds of deplorable, stereotypically unwashed wrestling fans the rest of us don't want to be associated with. Every once in a while a somewhat talented wrestler will debase themselves enough to "wrestle" for XPW, reminding you that wrestling is still full of shameless carnies inspite of is attempts to reform itself in the public image. If you need inspiration to take a shower, watching an XPW show will never make you feel clean enough again."

[] "8/10 rating overall (Potential 9/10) TNA Wrestling has a long history and went through many historical changes. As WCW/ECW closed down new companies emerged in 2002 such as NWA-TNA, MLW , RoH and more. The Asylum included tons of Indy wrestlers from NWA Wild side , Former USWA wrestlers , IWA wrestling , AAA Lucha and more. Jeff Jarrett's weekly ppv system was cumbersome , but looking back at the matches on TNA+/Impact + the matches are still classics.In 2005 -2006 , former WWE superstars joined the company , and the biggest name at that time was Kurt Angle. 2005 marked the year that TNA was aired on former relaunched TNN channel Spike Tv. 2005 -2009 were the years of Kurt Angle , Booker T , Samoa Joe , The HArdys , Christian Cage , Aj Styles , Mick Foley , and more. TNA Wrestling was able to continue Tv-14 Wrestling after the Chris Benoit incident , WWE's 15+ year TV-pg /NXT era , and the fall of the failed Ecw. 2010- 2013 were the TNA-WCW years of Bischoff , Hogan , and Dixie Carter. The quality of WWE was becoming more boring as Barack/Michelle Obama were strict on pro wrestling . UFC's Ultimate Fighter also helped with the ratings of TNA Wrestling. 2012 was one of the flashiest years of TNA Wrestling , and they were a stronger rival than AEW of today. Disagreements , greed , lies , deaths , or evil led to Tna being pulled off of Spike Tv , but Spike Tv eventually was removed off of air for good. 2015 -2019 TNA Wrestling bounced between different stations , but the show still pulled strong numbers in 2016. In 2016 , several Indy wrestling companies took over , and the unprofessionalism of Indy Wrestling took a toll on TNA Wrestling. Chikara , Evolve , ROH , JAPW , Defiant , WWN, DragonGate USA , and more all worked against TNA Wrestling. The mid 2010s were questionable for pro wrestling , and many of their actions countered against the industry. Most of the Indy companies of the mid 2010s were closed down , but the Mid 2010 era led to the #SpeakOut Allegations of 2019-2020. In 2017 Jeff Jarrett left Tna Wrestling as the company was brought out . Jeff Jarrett's Global Force Wrestling failed because of Local southern attitudes towards foreign countries. If Jeff Jarrett was in another country then the Global Force Wrestling would have succeeded. The opening Intro to Impact Wrestling in 2018 featured names of other countries. The bitterness of Jeff Jarett/no longer controlling led to attacks against the company. The ONO ppvs from 2016 -2018 worsened in quality. Impact Wrestling also continued to work with enemy hostile company Ring Of Honor. From 2018-2020 Impact Wrestling experimented with their own Indy Wrestling shows . Impact Wrestling held cross platform Indy Shows named Twitch Specials. Impact Wrestling gave Ring Of Honor the opportunity to air their pay per views for money? ! ? Gone were the consistency of monthly shows. Impact Wrestling wasn't affected by the #Speakout Sexual Allegations unlike WWE , Chikara , and especially Ring of Honor. Cov-19, sexual harassment , black lives matters , terrorism , piracy , sports declined Impact Wrestling in 2019. 2020 Impact Wrestling were to start a new year on Axs TV$ . Impact Wrestling lost some viewers because of the stupidity of Sami Callihan V. Tessa Blanchard . Tessa Blanchard became the first woman to hold the Impact Wrestling World Championship. There was still some comeback in Impact Wrestling , but the Industry already turned on TNA/Impact for All Elite Wrestling. 2021 was an off year as D'Lo Brown entered impact wrestling , and Christian Cage/Kenny Omega brought All Elite Wrestling into TNA Wrestling . Stupid IMpact/TNA Wrestlers grinned as they gave up their rivalry to drop down to an NXT Level. 2022 brought in classic wrestlers back to Impact , but the biggest story was RING OF HONOR's :HONOR NO MORE. Ring Of Honor Wrestling was sold to Chicago Pakistani-American Tony Khan of Jacksonville , FL. 2023 started off with action from ATL , GA , North Carolina , Florida and more. The whole first half of the year up to Emergence was wasted. Jonathon Gresham (ROH)of ATL, GA does not fit in with Impact/TNA Wrestling. Who could forget the Bound for GLory 2023 stunt where Impact Wrestling was rebranded back to TNA Wrestling? RIng Of Honor/ECW Wrestling caused the most damage to the company. Ring Of Honor stole most of TNA Wrestling's show , roster , Talent , and bad-mouthed them in the sports industry. TNA Wrestling fell off because they are evil. New Japan Pro Wrestling/MLW have no business double crossing TNA Wrestling . All Elite Wrestling are living off of a stolen lie . Women rights / Black Wrestlers destroyed TNA Wrestling. TNA Wrestling has a clean look , but Ring of Honor is infested with sexual Allegations. All ELite Wrestling knows nothing about the Professional Wrestling business. ALL Elite Wrestling is an incident infested , police involved , and biased company. TNA Wrestling can make their return if they remove the free ppvs of YouTube , free HDTv channels , Free content , stay away from gang culture , and cut off Ring Of Honor Wrestling. If Ring Of Honor never stole TNA Wrestling's wrestlers then the WWE would have never appeared to begin with."

[8.0] "This promotion does an excellent job of showcasing indy talent whilst also producing some of the best homegrown talent at their dojo . Love the promotion , although they need to get some seats in their venue because I have back trauma"

[] "IMO ICW is massively underrated nowadays, at one point they were the pinnacle of the uk independent scene but after the contact with the E ended aswell as not just going out and booking Indy darlings and giving younger guys a chance a lot of people have turned their back on ICW but I think 2024 could be a big year for ICW especially if they announce more Garage shows"

[8.0] "AEW has given us some stellar moments and matches over the past 5 years. While I am not a big fan of the way they tell their stories, and do prefer the traditional, WWE-style storytelling, they make up for it with the in-ring action. With the incredible roster that they have, you simply can't go wrong. From Omega and Ospreay, to Danielson and Swerve, they are overflowing with talent, both present and future. Loving the current Swerve-Joe rivalry and can't wait to see where it goes at Dynasty. The only real gripes I have is the women's division (though there have been strides made to improve things on that end), and the over-reliance on 6-man tag matches. I am not a fan of those and believe they diminish the stars in the ring and dilute the stories being told. I do think Tony needs help in terms of booking, or simply putting down the pen and hiring someone else. All in all, AEW is a much needed presence in the world of professional wrestling, so long may their success continue."

[10.0] "Much love to Conquest, they put on great shows. I've never not been entertained. It's not really a "smarky" crowd either which is a lot of fun."

[6.0] "I think people get mixed with professional wrestling and entertainment. WWE was a great promotion, and honestly its still is. being the most popular company outside of europe. I became a wrestling fan because of wwe and probably half of the population. its probably the most known thing in the world. But i just dont get how people like this stuff. If your looking for entertainment and cenima. WWE is for you. but for me i really dont like that kind of stuff. WWE is not professional wrestling, its sports entertainment. If you love professional wrestling. WWE is not for you, They have great wrestlers in there buisness but they dont use them. And there past with Vince McMahon is getting forgotten and people are ignoring it, Sure Triple H is cooking this year and wwe from 2023 to now is very good and actually something to watch. I really dont get how yall think this is professional wrestling. Also i wanna say something about the camera replays. I hate when they replay stuff it is slow but when the move is being hit, it goes fast. I dont like that cus it makes it look like its fake, NJPW does not do that and thats why i love njpw. Im not saying i hate wwe, trust me i still watch there most popular ppvs. but come on, this is not professional wrestling. and WWE is very predictable, makes it less fun to watch. The spam finishes and kickouts, table spots, interference, thats why a wwe style match is. Which is why i do not like this promotion now. If you want competitive pro wrestling. Either watch njpw or indie shows. if you just simply like entertainment of professional wrestling. WWE is for you. its not my up of tea. And people saying "its back" because of Triple H is so wrong, they destroy other companies, The stupid "Budget cuts" excuse is so ridiculous to me. They have very talented wresters. I dont get how they are still in this buisness. Was WWE the best promotion at a certain point. Yes. But you cant say WWe is the best promotion when they make the dummest decisions ever, They try to make character remakes and its awful. But the E is all they care about, I hope people they know there using professional wrestling just to make money. There PPVs from 2017-2021 were the worst ive ever seen. They try to make the fans look stupid. They destory other wrestlers careers with dum booking, or they just simply dont use them. there NXT golden era was SO much better than there main product which is not a good thing, NXT is devolmental and they made it like competitve wrestling which why it was so good. I would only watch WWE because of NXT. if you like WWE good for you. I would rather watch the late 80s wwf then now. now that was RASSILIN, they had huge stars back in the day. but like i said before. There past with Vince is awful, This dude probably has more scandals then more 5 star matches WWE has (not including NXT). dont get me wrong Vince is a very good booker, putting on some of my favorite matches. But the fact yall talorate this guy is unbelieveable to me. saying "if it wasnt for Vince i wouldnt be here as a wrestling fan" is actually a joke, i can go on and say how i dont like this promotion, im just not a fan."

[9.0] "Man, I personally love the AEW product and I believe that if it weren't for them I would have given up on Pro-Wrestling entirely. In 2021 I started following the company and my passion returned for this business. When it comes to in-ring action, no company currently delivers like AEW, every big show has at least one classic. But unfortunately, Tony Khan started to get lost with all the things he wants to do. Unfortunately, wrestling itself is not a draw, the public wants to see captivating stories and from a commercial point of view the company needs to focus on that. The product is currently a bit worn out with too many belts, the integration with ROH that didn't work, and a super inflated roster. We recently had new hires that brought a nice fresh air to the environment, but our friend TK needs help developing everyone. Normally the PPVs are great (All Out 2021 is one of the best wrestling shows in history), I really hope the company grows more and becomes a giant in the industry, but the product needs to change and not be so focused on the niche (I kind of like it, but the casual public doesn't). Another point to improve is to book the women's division better ("Timeless" Toni Storm has been the light at the end of the tunnel in this division), focus more on themselves and not on the competition and improve or end Rampage once and for all"

[10.0] "The hypothetical AEW wrestling show lineup presented boasts an array of top-tier matches featuring some of the most talented and renowned wrestlers in the industry. From high-stakes singles bouts to captivating tag team showcases and intense championship matches, this lineup offers something for every wrestling fan. With the potential for 5-star and over 5-star performances throughout the card, it exemplifies the best of what AEW has to offer in terms of athleticism, storytelling, and entertainment. This lineup could easily be hailed as one of the best wrestling shows of the current era, delivering a memorable and exhilarating experience for fans worldwide."

[5.0] "The hype of the AEW reboot has cooled down and people have realized that AEW hasn't changed at all, The "Reboot" was basically a set change and logo change but the same AEW things that people despised during the late 2023 and early 2024 era. The storylines still aren't hitting, a lot of way too long matches and their reliance on past things recently and using other companies popularities to their advantage and failing to prosper on it. The crowds are lowering, the fans are lowering and the popularity of AEW is lowering. [**3/4]"

[] "It would appear there is now a wrestling promotion in Eastanollee, Georgia that is also using this name, for anyone that happens to get some confusion trying to decipher one vs. the other in the future."

[] "Pretty fun weekly wrestling I stumbled across on youtube, will keep an eye on this show, some fun talent and decent wrestling."

[5.0] "Man, how the mighty have fallen. Once considered a rival to WWE, now are considered a big "what if" story. Had Dixie Carter not brought in Hogan & Bischoff, I think TNA would've been the place for wrestling fans late 2000s and early-mid 2010s. It went downhill so bad that their absolute ace, somebody who everybody thought would be a TNA for life guy, ended up leaving (AJ Styles.) You know you've messed up when AJ Styles has had enough and leaves. It's a damn shame because TNA was so good, like any promotion it had a fair share of ups and downs, but they really did professional wrestling right for a short period of time. It was a breath of fresh air, the six sided ring and the overall production was just so drastically different to WWE that it really made you want to tune in and see what would happen. They did a lot of good things like having the NJPW guys come over, and the incredible X-Division at the time, it was just going in the right place and then Hogan & Bischoff waltzed in and killed it. They can try and rebrand the company time and time again but it just isn't going to work, TNA unfortunately failed and is a shell of its former self."

[8.0] "2023 for AEW wasnt the best, but 2024 i feel like there changing, they can still be the best wrestling promotion in north america, 2024 has like 8 months left and they can do something with that 8 months, i still have faith in AEW. with the new signies they have, having the best wrestlers in the world, AEW has a chance."

[10.0] "NJPW in 2024 is kind of lackin, but it isnt really there fault because of covid. I love competitive pro wrestling and if you do NJPW is for you. its the greatest promotion of all time. Yes WWE fans cry about it. This is my favorite promotion. everything about is soo great. it has storylines. made one of the greatest stables the bullet club. NJPW is the greatest promotion of all time. Its so unpredictable. besides the g1 climax when okada won it back to back. it still is a really good promotion. Having all time great wrestlers like aj styles, fin ballor, shinsuke nakamora, okada, omega, ospreay, jay white and sooo much more. idk how you can hate this promotion"

[] "Best of the history. History maker company . Speechless . Truly cinema in prowrestling. I enjoy wwe my whole life and had best time what can i say about wwe . A company with the best storyline and best idols . I hope this company become more legendary with triple H."

[] "not sure if there's any truth to this but ive heard rumors that this company shut down. shame as I was getting into indue wrestling and this company looked amazing"

[10.0] "Police - The only male member of OZ Academy, Police is a former member of the OZ Academy Executive Office. But in early 2007 it seems he abruptly left and eventually aligned with Mayumi Ozaki, and now seconds her in matches. He usually finds ways to interfere on Ozakis behalf, including attacking other wrestlers, providing Ozaki with weapons, and acting very heelish. Personal-wise, almost nothing is known about him."

[6.0] "June 2023: AEW has been on a roll since its beginning in 2019. The company has grown into a major powerhouse in the industry and finally after 20 years has given McMahon and WWE some competition which is always good for the business as a whole. AEW has signed major names such as Bryan Danielson, CM Punk and Jon Moxley, while also bringing in great indy talent such as Orange Cassidy, Daniel Garcia and Sammy Guevara. They have continued to have great compelling television for nearly 200 episodes of Dynamite, 100 of Rampage and now their new Saturday Night show Collision. Plus not to mention all the PPVs they have produced and the Battle of the Belts specials they have done. Solid job by Khan EDIT in April 2024: AEW is starting to really lose my interest. With all of the drama surrounding it, the fact TonyKhan cannot act like a boss when the situation is needed makes AEW look like a second rate promotion. I really had some high hope for AEW but Khan has run himself too thin between Dynamite, Rampage, Collision, PPVs, Honor club TV, RPG PPVs, his duties at the NFL and in his father's soccer team. the ROG uy out introduced another set of belts that, along with the added programming saturated AEW and the lack of storylines that keep people wantin more. Instead we get matches that are what Toh Khan wants as dream matches. Some I am cool with but they aren't giving much to make people care about certain guys. Other than thebhardcore marks that love good wrestlers. Unfortunately i feel Tony Khan is a detriment to the organization. Here they arw about to show the AlL IN London Footage with Punk/Jack Perry. C'mon guys let's focus on AEW not past backstage bull or Rohs belts on AEW. I will still watch AEW because I love pro wrestling but the company can be run better and would be making monev instead of spendingore qqqà1a"

[2.0] "I started watching from the very beginning and was really excited about the future of pro-wrestling, but many years later, this promotion has completely fallen flat. Khan can't book anything decently story wise or something long term for the ultimate "pay off" Bryan Danielson used to be one of their draws, but has turned into a guy that just has matches with anybody without any meaning. Jay White is a former IWGP Heavyweight champion and has recently been buried by a 60-year-old man in one of the most awful matches I've seen in the entire year. Mercedes Mone is booked for her weak points, doing commentary and long dull promos instead of booking her for what she's good at, wrestling in matches. Tony Khan needs to stop leaning into the "dirt-sheets" and the drama and focus on the product itself. The ratings and the half-full arenas speak for themselves. If they don't do anything drastically to change the overall presentation, booking and storytelling, then the company will not last long term or gain any new viewers."

[10.0] "TRIPLE FUCKING H ERA BABY. Bloodline storyline made me come back to wrestling 10 years later. Everything that this company has been since summer I have loved. Of course there are ups and downs but with events like wrestlemania 40, I am happy to say that wrestling is back."

[] "Its silly, its a little dumb, but Gatoh Move is what pro wrestling is all about, Gatoh Pro is just plain fun."

[6.0] "The AWA had a certain charm about in the mid '80s until its dying days, which was when I watched it as a kid. I enjoyed watching The Midnight Rockers rise through the ranks before they left for the WWF. It was always, "Who's going to the WWF next? " back then. I should have known when they co-promoted with World Class and Memphis that the writing was on the wall. But it was wrestling on TV in the '80s and I didn't' want to miss it."

[7.0] "They did shut a lot of people's mouth by learning from their past mistakes and focusing on what's important, in-ring action and talent development. As far as their live show schedule goes, slow and steady wins the race."

[5.0] "I can't explain why but everytime someone books a shows in that basement with this tiny-ass ring it ends up being the most fun thing around... It looks amateurish but it delivers and people enjoy it."

[6.0] "Located in the EASTERN part of France (not the center), Aurora turned out much better than most people would have thought. Funded by two indy workers who didn't even started together, they now have a little monopoly in their area."

[6.0] ""So west coast it could never be wordly" as the freestylers said. They do lack people in the stands, that's for sure. But I like the fact that they became more demanding with the guys they put on the show? Most of them coming from the old AYA ranks."

[7.0] "The north-east really has a knack for 80s style wrestling, not that there's anything wrong with it. They got a few visually-pleasing shows under their belt and a credible champion."

[8.0] "It's tough to compare ARSION to the incredible output of say AJW, but there's something thoroughly enjoyable seeing a more independent and shoot style influence on women's wrestling emerge here. Ayako was made a star, Aja Kong and Yoshida stand out, and Omukai when she would step it up was a treat."

[6.0] "Pro: incredibly silly. Con: incredibly silly. Delfin is an absolute legend and deserves some recognition for really promoting Ebessan/Kikutaro and Kuishinbo Kamen. I don't think it ever hit Michinoku Pro peaks, but there's always room for more sleazy independent comedy lucharesu."

[7.0] "[6.9] NJPW in 2024 has hit a bit of a lull. A stagnant upper card, struggle to build new stars, and dreaded clap crowd wrestling took away a lot of their steam, but they do seem to be beginning to bounce back. However, even just in the recent history of New Japan, there's a lot to like. There was a stretch from mid-2015 to early 2019 where New Japan was *the* place to go to see the best wrestlers in the world doing the best wrestling in the world. You had Okada, Tanahashi, Naito, Omega, Ospreay, Takahashi, all wrestling like their lives depended on it on a shockingly regular basis. The quality (and average ratings of those years) speaks for itself. Had I rated in those years, this would have been a much easier 10. The wrestling of New Japan is still for the most part excellent. Events like the January 4th Wrestlekingdom and the G1 Climax are still guaranteed to produce at least one Match-Of-The-Year contender, but outside of there, those matches are much fewer and far between now. As I said, they seem to be bouncing back now, but Gedo's obsession with western heel faction booking leading culminating in the House of Torture, a stagnant upper card, a struggle to build new stars, all of them have dimmed the shine New Japan had just 5 short years ago. This is historically an absolutely amazing promotion, but for right now, it's just okay, with a light at the end of the tunnel coming up."

[8.0] "[8.4] 2023 was a really weak year, but so far 2024 really seems like a year of refocusing for AEW. Despite only being around for a little over 5 years (as of time of writing), they've seriously established themselves as the best major promotion in North America. With belts that feel shockingly prestigious given their age, a roster that has a claim to being the most stacked in history (if not a little bloated, ) fantastic week-to-week wrestling, and an amazing track record regarding PPVs, there's a lot to like. There are some issues, as mentioned, the roster can feel very bloated, some stories (The Devil, The Outcasts, and currently the Undisputed Kingdom are ones that come to mind) can end up being very stop-and-start, usually due to injury, and the handling of the women's division is consistently so-so, but the positives far outweigh the bad, and when AEW hits its stride, it is downright magical."

[6.0] "[6.3] For better or worse, undeniably the most important promotion of all time and linked to the development of modern wrestling in such a way that it is hard to imagine what the wrestling world looks like without its influence. That said, modern WWE is for the most part just mediocrity with occasional hints of something great underneath. Great history, great roster, but the actual wrestling feels like an afterthought, especially after the rise of the Bloodline. Throw in some genuinely abhorrent top brass, bad working practices, and horrible mistreatment of workers, and the conclusion reached is that the top promotion in the world is semi-decent product produced by a terrible company."

[] "One of the best promotions in SEA. Vietnam Pro Wrestling (VPW) is a professional wrestling promotion based in Vietnam. VPW likely features wrestlers trained in various wrestling techniques, performing in scripted storylines and matches. While professional wrestling is more commonly associated with countries like the United States and Japan, it has gained popularity in various parts of the world, including Vietnam. VPW would likely organize events, produce content, and promote its brand within the Vietnamese wrestling scene."

[8.0] "Beyond wrestling is easily one of best indy promotions out there, tons of big names from all around have came to Beyond, plus, every one of their shows are awesome and I highly recommend it."

[6.0] "I tolerated WWE for a long time before they finally broke me as it were. Having started in 2004 I knew disappointment quickly with how short Eddie and Benoits reigns were, then watching the rise and rise and rise and never fall of John Cena over people like Jericho, Edge, Angle, Shawn Micheals and so on... i really didnt start getting upset with most of their choices till Roman Reigns. At first I was fine when they tried a title run a few times but failed, but they... KEPT DOING IT. He now has main-evented more Wrestlemanias than ANYONE else. Does that sound right to you? Even with the Tribal Chief stuff I got bored after he double-pinned Edge and Bryan, while that seemed cool I slowly realized he was going to be champion for far too long and for far less reasons. Flashforward and now He has also beaten every possible storyline opponent who could have taken it from him. Cody Rhodes, Sami Sayn, Jey Uso. It doesn't matter now, his reign is just... there. There are dozens of other reasons, their mistreatment of wrestlers during Covid, never pushing the right new stars and then forcing the bland problematic ones down fans throats, they keep doing it, they've been doing it for 40 years now. It's exhausting. I can watch the old good stuff with the network but it might be a LONG time before I care about watching it week to week or whatever they have planned for the future because right now it is the most turbulent and unsure course WWE has ever been on."

[6.0] "I am rating the NJPW that I have watched, meaning the NJPW that currently exists. I can't talk about NJPW's history because I wasn't watching the company's shows at the time. However, it is clear that NJPW has lost a lot of top talent recently, and that has translated to a mediocre overall product."

[] "Next show May 11, 2024, get your tickets now at: https://brandedoutlawwrestling.weebly.com Premier Pro Wrestling in San Antonio, Texas giving the fans what they want, non-stop action in a family-like atmosphere! Great shows, Awesome people, and a heck of a lot fun! They give the fans what they want! The best of local San Antonio talent blended in nicely with a sprinkle of former WWE ROH TNA AEW and other big company Superstars!"

[8.0] "I feel like AEW lost what made them special in the early days, with the week to week excitement being all but gone at this point. Regardless, they frequently put on great pay per views and have a solid contender for top five roster of all time as of writing."

[9.0] "Probably my favourite promotion in the world right now. TJPW has a great combination of comedy and genuinely excellent wrestling that makes for shows that fly by. All of their champions being 25 or younger gives me great faith that the future of this promotion is in good hands."

[8.0] "From what I've seen, Lucha Extrema is a pretty good promotion. The talent is great, and the PPVs are often decent. The commentary god-awful thought"

[2.0] "The one fed that people outside of Europe and the Americas keep hearing of. Now that I've spent 8 sporadic years keeping an eye on WWE, I'm very confident in saying that it has become one of my least favorite feds of all time despite it becoming much more competent during Triple H's era. Here are my issues with this fed: 1) Their roster is incredible, but they don't know how to use all of them to their fullest potential, and they also decide who we should care about (that 2019 "You are the authority" promo keeps getting funnier each year) based on morals and tales that are so out of touch. Also, it is outright embarrassing that they keep releasing talent while they keep breaking making a fuck ton of money. 2) Why do they hate tag team wrestling so much? The level of quality of WWE's tag team scene goes as following, one step forward, 5 steps back. Look no further than the booking at any given year for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship. None of the tag teams who won these belts feel like they excel in ring psychology, same goes for the movesets, they don't feel inspiring. There's no need to give a spotlight to tag team wrestling if they're not going to treat it with the importance it deserves. 3) The Saudi Arabia partnership. Need I say more? 4) The biggest focus is the E in WWE, case in point, Akira Tozawa vs Ricochet sounds like a dream match for anyone who saw them in Dragongate or PWG, but nobody would give a donkey's shit about them wrestling in WWE, because it is a perpetual glorified TV show that emphasizes on characters and storylines much more than workrate and performances. However, the one saving grace from that specific complaint has been Gunther, and I hope he keeps thriving as the upcoming unstoppable final boss. 5) PPV non-finishes, it is non only insulting to the viewer's intelligence but also to his/her money. Why would you do that? 6) Final point, it is absolutely unnecessary for WWE to ever book no-DQ matches. These matches are far too pedestrian, and their level of creativity along with the PG-type restrictions make it impossible for the matches to showcase any shock value nor entertainment. Thankfully, I've discovered other wrestling companies who seem to do fine with this type of match. That's it, I'm tired of writing about them. There's no reason for anyone who cares about professional wrestling to invest into this company in any way, because they themselves have made it obvious that they're too focused on an E more than a W."

[8.0] "This promotion is really gaining steam in the PNW. I have attended quite a few shows live and they always have a great environment and great talent filling out the cards. The local talent includes Drexl, Amira, and Jaiden. You will also see stars from AEW, TNA, or NJPW at their shows as well. They have great merch designs for the tshirts and promotional items as well. Highly recommend attending live if possible."

[10.0] "Everything I need in wrestling. Surprises, good matches, ridiculous and original comedy characters, really bad match gimmicks done shockingly well, Evil Uno taking his shirt off on commentary. The shows are a blast, the shows are also completely unhinged. The only downside to it is that its not running every week."

[] "DREAMWAVE is one of the premier wrestling promotions in the state of Illinois. They bring in elite talent from around the world, and put on 6 quality shows a year."

[7.0] "After 5 years of existence as a mainstream American company, we can all say without a shroud of a doubt that AEW rejuvenated that exciting feeling you get around wrestling. And it has been amazing to see this company making its baby steps to become what it is today. But as of the day I'm writing this review and for the past 2 years no less, it has (justifiably) come under scrutiny when it comes to booking and behind-the-scenes drama. But before that, I'd have to give it the amount of credit it deserves. I'm not too deep in wrestling, but I love how I've been using AEW as a gateway to start getting into other wrestling companies outside of North America (NJPW, NOAH, CMLL, DDT...), it gives AEW this unpredictable nature that makes the announcement of a Yuji Nagata v. Bryan Danielson more exciting than any PPV build. Speaking of PPV, even with the amount of duds (World's End 2023, half of All Out 2022, All Out 2020) AEW has on its PPV counter, their pacing flows a lot better than their contemporaries, and you're always guaranteed to have two quality matches at the very least. Thirdly, I love the edgy nature, the TV-14 rating for their TV programs allows the talent to explore more mature themes (for example: Christian Cage's "Go f*ck yourself" promo) or sillier jokes (Kenny Omega's Bangkok joke or Big Bill putting Moxley's blood as lipstick) which makes the builds infinitely more interesting and colorful than the restrictive nature of any PG wrestling program. AEW easily has the best tag team division in the world, with The Young Bucks, Lucha Bros and FTR trying each year to dethrone each other for the spot of being the best tag team. With the exception of 2022 and 2023, the sports-based presentation has been wonderful, even if the choice of making rankings don't make all that much sense when there are tournaments and battle royals for a number one contendership, it's easily made up with the quality of the TV matches, which is something that I can say more for the men's division rather than the women's division. And here's where my words will turn sour, the AEW women's division sucks. Not just in terms of booking, but also in terms of in-ring quality. The level of importance given to this division rivals the worst popularity contest you could imagine. As of today, it's a bloody travesty that the division's champion (Toni Storm) has 1000 times more care given to her fantastic character work rather than her in-ring work. I hope AEW can take some pages from the STARDOM notebook. Another complaint with this company can be boiled down to their production, and I don't know how, but these issues become incredibly apparent during the Anarchy in the Arena/Stadium Stampede matches. All these matches have too many instances where the camera cuts sooner or later than a given spot. And my final complaint goes to Tony Khan's booking after he acquired Ring of Honor. Plain simple, he needs to delegate ROH to someone else and continue the sports-based booking of AEW. If nothing, the Continental Classic has been among their best storytelling devices and it should be used as a blueprint for most of the booking. That it, I love AEW, and I hope it keeps succeeding at being the better alternative in mainstream North American wrestling."

[10.0] "tjpw is dumb as hell and i am absolutely all for it characters characters characters characters characters characters characters"

[6.0] "Highly overrated promotion. There were certainly great matches there, but in general, Tony Khan works very strangely with his roster, signing unnecessary or wrestlers who have not been in the ring for a long time like Saraya. Inability to work with a female roster, very strange creative ideas, mostly boring feuds and the assumption of disgusting behavior in some personalities. TNT title is generally a hot potato, passing from hand to hand. Some indie companies are far superior to AEW in some aspects."

[5.0] "Dragon Gate when it first started out was easily one of best promotions of the northeast, but as time went by, it just became another northeastern promotion. It never truly had the chance to match Dragon Gate Japan, especially in the quality of it matches, but it still could have been something great. Just very disappointing if you're asking me."

[2.0] "Back when I first found out this promotion was a thing back when I was younger, I was beyond excited for its first event. Then it happened, and I as severely disappointed, then it merged with Impact after not being to score any TV deals, which just disappointed me more."

[3.0] "ICW used to be one helluva good promotion, but nowadays, it been pretty much irrelevant. This is mostly due how bad most of the events and matches have been, easily making it one of the hardest falls from grace I've seen in wrestling."

[5.0] "1PW was basically 5SW, but with slightly better management and better events, the money laundering was still there, but at least there was some entertainment value. It was shortly revived in 2023, hosting 3 shows that were actually pretty good before again, becoming defunct, as typical for 1PW."

[8.0] "SHP is a great indy company that always delivers with a stacked card plus insane deathmatches. Its a shame the crowds aren't the best but its mainly because of the oversaturated product in the area. Highly recommend to any indy fan and/or deathmatch fan to check out SHP, you won't be disappointed."

[8.0] "its a fun promotion. does go from barley any violence to a shit ton of violence at times but it more than makes up for it by having top tier wrestlers w/ great wrestling. not gonna lie. this promotion feels like they're right behind TNA in terms of them going for the 3rd best American promotion out there today. I think them being more indie instead of tv shows helps them a ton and adds to the charm. ill also add that its seemingly great people who run the company that obviously love wrestling to death. great merch too for gcw if you'd wanna rep them"

[] "watched a couple matches and got really sad when I noticed it was based in Los Angeles. I could have went to some shows and now im sad lol for what ive seen, incredible promotion. no clue why it went under"

[10.0] "UWFi is for the youths, RINGS is for men. The very pinnacle of shootstyle, producing better matches of that type in the mid to late 90s era than any of the other of the organizations out there. Quite easily the greatest org for foreign recruiting and turning fighting athletes into passable pro wrestlers frighteningly quick! Seeing RINGS bring in a rotation of roided out, Dutch Muay Thai (LITERAL) gangsters who might just be too stupid to remember that it's a work? Absolutely insane. Then a cadre of post Soviet wrestlers and sambo guys who were told to "just go out there and do the coolest thing you can can think of" and with that producing Volk hand and Andrei Kopylov, among others? And then finally, once MMA has completely smashed the kayfabe of Japanese Pro Wrestlers being good fighters, to push all of your fighters into doing legit MMA matches as a last hurrah and many of them doing credibly and sometimes against the very best in the world at fighting? Truly the Westvleteren XII of wrestling with some of the best wrestlers you have ever seen: the three kings of Kiyoshi Tamura, Volk Han and Tsyoshi Kohsaka were a trio of an unparalleled era. All I have to say is: MA-E-DA ! MA-E-DA ! MA-E-DA !"

[] "Having watched most Dynamites and all the PPVs since the launch of the promotion my overall feeling is that AEW is less than the sum of its parts. With so much talent on the roster if you throw enough at the wall something is going to stick and when it does you get a good feud or a classic match. The struggle remains building momentum week to week. Somehow they've managed to bring in two of the hottest free agents going in Okada and Moné and make them feel irrelevant within a month - they should be looking like superstars who've come in to take the main event picture by storm, but I already don't care about either of them. The upcoming Ospreay Danielson match will undoubtedly be a masterclass but unless they add some fuel to the fire quickly then it will just end up being another exhibition that ends with a handshake instead of two wrestlers wanting to destroy each other in the ring, which is what pro-wrestling should be about."

[8.0] "A great promotion, get to see some of the best talent in the UK in a good venue with a fun crowd. Considering their first show was just before the covid lockdown they've done a brilliant job getting momentum after a long pause. It's going to be interesting to see what's in store with the belts in future and what wrestlers are going to turn up next. Keep up the good work and recommend anyone popping down for a show"

[] "Underrated promotion. I remember watching MLW Fusion in 2020 and 2021 with my father. He passed away a month after the season finale that had Lio Rush vs Myron Reed. I cherish those memories. MLW put on good shows and introduced me to wrestlers that I was unfamiliar with."

[10.0] "The greatest Wrestling Promotion in Argentina, It had everything to make a change about wrestling here and made it right, It was close of getting buy to WWE, which is a shame, because It could've made the wrestling equal popular, not as football, but yeah like a sport like Rugby or Basketball"

[] "Shame this promotion has fallen off so much, but it isn't over yet. BritWres is in a resurgence and they're best placed if Scotland can be included."

[] "TNA 2002 2009 9/10 TNA 2010 2013 7/10 Perhaps 2007 has been their best season.There have been seasons where the characterizations of their personas has been great, and their extra ring was at the same levels as the in ring quality. What was great was their innovative style mixing strong style and high flying moves with great TV production, they had great teams, the X Division, innovative gimmick matches like the Ultimate X, the King of the mountain match, hardcore matches, and at one point they introduced the women's division which for the American wrestling standards at that time, has been innovative too, they even introduced the women tag team's titles.Jeff Jarrett is the founder, their best products over the years have been AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, Abyss, Awesome Kong, Daniels, Gail Kim, Monty Brown, Hernandez, James Storm, Bobby Roode, Chris Sabin, Alex Shelley, Low Ki, Austin Aries, Petey Williams, Kazarian, Sonjay Dutt and their best acquisitions over the years have been Sting, Jeff Hardy, Jerry Lynn, Kurt Angle, Christian, Team 3d, Scott Levy, Sabu , Rhyno, Scott Steiner, Elix Skipper, Kevin Nash, Booker T, Mick Foley (he should have been in there as manager for other years) RVD(It would have been awesome if he would have been hired even before 2010, like in 2006 2007), Shane Douglas (very good as interviewer), Tomko, Flair.Thanks to Jeff Jarrett, Dixie Carter, Vince Russo, Dutch Mantell, Jim Cornette, Scott D'Amore, Rhodes, Jeremy Borash, Eric Bischoff and Hulk Hogan.In 2017 they had a good momentum again with the GFW, they had deals with other promotions.Other great acquisitions over the years Lashley, The Wolves, Matt Sydal, Moose.At one point they had a title based on points"

[] "Special promotion, one the best ever. Everyone who loves wrestling should watch this. Joshi rules, women's wrestling rules!"

[5.0] "Loved it as a kid and a teenager in the attitude era. some amazing wrestlers over the years (we all have our own list). Very bullish business practices though, treat people like crap for years because they could, outright lied multiple times over the years. All of a sudden they have had to get their act together due to competition popping up and they are loved again, the scandals lasted a week before people just got excited by the rock. Well played WWE, well played. They change history, they ignore the truth, its mad how much people forget."

[9.0] "I try to catch C4 when I can but it can be a bit of a journey, thankfully their shows are on IWTV. A great mix of the top independent stars mixing it up with Canada's best. They also have a great reputation of TV stars coming through."

[4.0] "pro wrestling without any entertainment. And their recent tenure (Having to cancel an event because the ring they rented broke down after one match due to improper set up, then issuing a public statement blaming one of the wrestlers in order to save face) isn't going to help. To their credit though, their communication staff speaks and writes proper French. Let's see if they ever evolve their product."

[] "This is the territory that got my Dad into wrestling, he watched Emile Dupree obviously, as well as Paul Peller, in the 70s. Randy Savage had a run here as did Lanny Poffo."

[0.0] "A promotion which, by existing, and owned by a sex offender against a minor, is enabling said sex offender to continue to be around underage girls. Jarring that anyone is choosing to affiliate themselves with this place."

[6.0] "Grapple MAX is okay. They have good matches and their social media is really great, but other than that I feel things to be a bit artificial. They are trying to mimic japanese wrestling but they should no singapore is more suited to the hollywood style entertainment any that is why no matter what they do they can never overtake SPW. I appreciate them, but their style is not for me. Good talent though, and breaking boundaries with NJPW is great, but yet to even see a NJPW wrestler come."

[8.0] "Very good promotion, and honestly probably my favorite promotion to watch. I really enjoy SPW but I have to be honest there are a lot of issues. For example, Aiden reign too long, always needs to face international talent, local stars like Butcher, Gore, Arrow not getting any pushes. It feels like foreign talent is prioritized over local, so many guys deserve title runs and no one is getting it. But other than that I love SPW. Top tier matches, best presentation in SEA, amazing production value, it really is a phenomenal promotion."

[5.0] "RoR is an okay promotion. They have some phenomenal top guys like Bhai, Varun, Dragon, Nyc, Bluestar but they alos have some very poor talents. They have good editing but the presentation looks very amateurish. Loads of potential but a lot of improvement needed."

[6.0] "I had a hard time enjoying this but when I did, all was well. First they absorbed World Class, when that company was very close to worthless (but that angle *was* well done). Then they became the "new" Memphis, which felt like the old Memphis minus excitement and intrigue. Then they become a farm system for the WWF and gained a little steam. Said steam turned into a giant wet spot on the floor and the end was a slippery slope to nowhere. Some gold in there even with all of the caveats: When they were still doing shows at The Sportatorium: Cactus Jack! The time in Texas didn't last long though. Downtown Bruno was a far better character and name than Harvey Wippleman (wrestlecrap name btw). You got to see Mo and Mabel NOT suck as The Harlem Knights. You got to see The Rock before he was The Rock but he was still kinda The Rock anyway. Things like PG-13 fucking SUCKED (pardon my language but they *were* gawdawful garbage water). Steve Doll looked like he finally belonged somewhere with the USWA. Brickhouse Brown had some good stuff here and might have been his peak as a worker. I was feeling most of Doug Gilbert's work there and before she was "Jacqueline" she was Miss Texas and she was AWESOME. As you see, I will glow about as much as I will poo on; this always results in a middle score no matter what, when, where or who you are in wrestling. 5.5"

[10.0] "What's the fucking point in giving a low rating to the largest professional wrestling company in the world? The WWE is the reason why I'm here right now, and the reason why I've been so heavily indulged in the professional wrestling industry for over seven years."

[4.0] "A mostly mediocre product with occasional moments of greatness, produced by a terrible company. Between its monopolization of the industry in the 80s, its proliferation of absolutely horrendous business practices, its history of sexual, emotional, and physical abuse backstage, and its dealings with Saudi Arabia, WWE is a poison to the professional wrestling industry and even worse from a moral standpoint."

[] "Thank you for providing endless entertainment and excitement through your captivating wrestling matches and thrilling storylines. WWE dedication to delivering high-quality entertainment to fans around the world is truly commendable."

[6.0] "Leading up to their first anniversary, I'd say that Evolution is still working to grow out from under the shadow of AJPW. The first rookie class was small, but promising, yet the fact is that all of their events are extremely predictable while the guest performers are very hit or miss (although one of the new idol groups seems to have some acclaim with the fans). Chi Chi and Zones are great, but there's a ceiling to the appeal of watching them lose matches to more established talent in the scene, even if those matches are longer and take more risks when compared to their appearances in other promotions. Still, I give Evolution credit for being consistent and booking matches that I personally look forward to."

[6.0] "I wasn't alive when WCW was airing. However, that doesn't mean that I am not going to rate it for what it is. I'd say from 1988 to 1994 is when WCW was at its absolute best in my opinion. Anything after 1994 was red hot garbage in my opinion. Sure nWo was very red hot in 1996, but I was never really invested in the nWo. For me, the nWo was just a bunch of older guys stroking their own ego to stay relevant. While they did get some relevance, it ended up biting them in the ass later on. WCW in the late 80s and early 90s were the best. Guys like Barry Windham, Big Van Vader, Dustin Rhodes, Brian Pillman, Steve Austin, Z-Man, Arn Anderson, Ric Flair, Steiners, made WCW worth watching In my opinion. WCW in the mid 90s to early 00s was just an ego power trip that got grounded by WWF."

[10.0] "One of if not the best luchador promotion its cinematic vibes just hit different.Everyone in this promotion outcome as stars .Prince puma, martanza cueto, pentagon, mil muertes, fenix, johnny mundo, cage are among the most standout performers ."

[6.0] "Back when it simply WCPW, it was great, there tons of different talent from all over the world, then it became Defiant, which while alright, missed the point of WCPW entirely."