AEW Rampage 6/2/23 Results and Review

This is the first time I’m reviewing AEW, so that’s something to consider. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it certainly was an interesting night. Let’s see what happened overall, and review the results.

El Hijo Del Vikingo defeated Dralistico, and Komander in the AAA Mega Title 3 Way Match

If you’re a fan of lucha libre, then you’re going to love this match. I loved it, I’m a big fan of lucha style, and these 3 threw down some amazing moments. They threw around some flying moves, and it was fun to see each one respond, and reverse some of the moves. This is the second match I’ve seen from Vikingo and it was incredible, he is truly one of the best in the business. This was an absolute stunner to open AEW Rampage, wow.

Backstage we got an interview with Jeff Jarrett and his crew. Mark Briscoe came out at one point, and argued with Jay Lethal. Aubrey Edwards came out too, and started choking Karen Jarrett! Fun little interview segment.

Zack Sabre Jr. defeated Action Andretti in the NJPW World Television Title Match

Zack Sabre Jr. is slowly becoming one of my favorite wrestlers. He has a way of putting together some amazing technical moments, it’s just fun. He can control a lot of the match from a wrist lock to a power move, and it was up front in this match. Andretti, I’ve never seen before, and he tried to quicken the pace of the match, but Zack Sabre Jr. kept reversing things.

Willow Nightingale defeated Emi Sakura in the NJPW Strong Women’s Title Match

A solid back and forth affair occurred here. Willow showed off her strength, and Emi was quick and hit a lot of chops, and slaps. The chops were loud, and the crowd was into this one. I was impressed by Emi here, as she wasn’t just letting the champ run her over. That’s not to say that Willow didn’t mount some offense, she threw down some interesting moments, and this match was very fun to watch.

Katsuyori Shibata defeated Lee Moriarty in the ROH Pure Title Match

I’ve never seen a ROH pure title match, but this was interesting. There’s a lot of rules that need to be followed to go forward with this one, and it was interesting to see a pure wrestling match. These guys just did pure wrestling, with a bit of back and forth throughout. I thought that the match was good overall. Shibata won this fight, because it was a great  one, and wow, what a win.

Overall Thoughts

AEW once again delivers a wrestling only program, and this time all title matches. I was impressed with the flow, and the work from each competitor. I didn’t find anything really wrong with tonight, and really loved to watch the matches. This was a great hour of programming, and really was pure wrestling with little filler, and no major story line continuation, with the exception of the small interview segment that pushed another story. Other than that, this was a great show, and fun night of wrestling, I loved it.

WWE Smackdown 6/2/23 Results and Review

Another week, another Smackdown goes down in history, and it looked like a sold out crowd to me. This week’s show had some highlights, and some low lights as well, and here is what I thought about the ongoing stories.

Austin Theory and Pretty Deadly defeated The Brawling Brutes in a six man tag match

This was a lot of fun, with a great deal of back and forth, as well as trio moves. The crowd was into it, and were even chanting Sheamus at one point. I was impressed with how much fun this was overall. Lots of back and forth, lots of reversals, and some great finishing moments. Austin Theory impresses and Pretty Deadly is also great, I loved the Brutes too, good stuff, great opener if you ask me.

The OC defeated Hit Row in a tag match

Under 3 minutes is all you get from this, and honestly, it wasn’t that good. Yeah, it had the OC and had AJ styles out there, and there was a few good moves, but without a longer showing, I just got bored. I don’t know why they have such boring, short matches sometimes, but I guess that’s WWE for you.

Zelina Vega defeated Lacey Evans in a money in the bank qualifying match

This wasn’t great. Less than 3 minutes, and mostly a beat down on Vega before her comeback and the victory. I love Evans, but she is not getting much of a push anymore. Before this, I was the Grayson Waller show, which I hated.

La Knight defeated Montez Ford in a money in the bank qualifying match

This was a fun match, with some good back and forth between the two. La Knight got a lot of reaction, and Ford also got that too. The crowd was definitely torn, split down the middle in terms of reaction. It was a good match, and even though it was under 10 minutes, La Knight goes over. Good match.

The Bloodline Explodes

After the matches, we had a Bloodline story explosion. It featured Solo hitting Jimmy with a spike, and that’s it. Roman doesn’t accept the Usos now. The show ended there, I went to bed.

Overall Thoughts

Ok, so this was a par for the course type of show. It was ok at best, and it pushed the Bloodline story a little. The matches were ok, with only a couple being really worth checking out, which is the opener and the men’s qualifying match. Other than that, this show was a bit on the boring side. I just didn’t really get into it.

GCW Lifestyle 2023 Results and Review

Finally catching up with GCW Lifestyle, which aired live from Las Vegas. It had a somewhat raucous crowd, and it started fast. There were already people in the ring at the time of the show beginning, and away we go with the action and my thoughts on it. This event happened on 5/26/23 and it was from the Silver Nugget Casino.

Alec Price defeated Billie Starkz, Damian Drake, Jimmy Lloyd, Matt Vandergriff, and Sam Stackhouse in a Six way scramble match

From what I gathered, this was a match where anyone can be in the ring at any time, and the majority of the back and forth was one on one with different talent in the ring fighting. That being said, this was fun, with a lot of brawling, and some great moves overall. Sam Stackhouse stood out to me as a huge wrestler, and Billie Starkz was rad with her move set. The rest were good too, and everyone had turns with their specific offense, making this a fun romp under 10 minutes. Alec Price got the pinfall victory with what looked like a mule kick off of someone’s knee. They called it a surprise kick, good stuff for sure.

Zack Sabre Jr. defeated Jordan Oliver

I’m a fan of Zack Sabre Jr. as he’s one of the most complete technical wrestlers I’ve seen. He faced off against Jordan Oliver, whom I’ve seen in MLW before. Oliver surprised me with his offense against Zack Sabre Jr. I was astonished that Zack didn’t just bulldoze Oliver in this one. Of course, I would type something like that and recall Zack focusing on Oliver’s shoulder and arm with some stellar technical wrestling. Despite some great offense from Oliver, it was Zack Sabre that pulled this one out with one hell of a submission, with an armbar backwards that jus pretzeled Oliver. Great back and forth, and another Zack Sabre Jr. win.

Maki Itoh defeated Sandra Moone

Maki Itoh impresses me again. Sandra Moone is no slouch, but Itoh is just so fun to watch. Moone put up a good battle against a fast Itoh. The crowd was firmly behind Maki Itoh, and it was interesting to hear them riled up. Moone hit some nice offense, and Itoh would get her shots in, including an interesting falling headbutt that I marked out for. Maki Itoh gets the win here, but not without having to take on some Sandra Moone’s offense. A good women’s match for sure.

After the match Itoh got beat up by Steph De Lander and Matt Cardona, until out came Nick Gage. This is going to lead to a match, I’m sure. It just hasn’t happened.

Joey Janela and Sawyer Wreck defeated Matt Cardona and Steph De Lander in a tag team match

With mixed tag matches you often don’t see the men fighting women, but not the case here. They are all fair game, and it’s not half bad. Janela and Wreck started this one fast, hitting a lot of chops, and good offense overall. The tables would turn a bit, though, and things would be tough for both teams. Cardona and De Lander had some serious heat, and the two had a good amount of offense. De Lander speared Janela through a door at one point, which was rad! Another door was set up, and the two teams fought to stay from getting through it, but out came Maki Itoh and Nick Gage and helped Wreck and Janela, which let Sawyer Wreck chokeslam Matt Cardona threw a door! Then she picked up the pinfall victory, which was fun to see. Fun match!

Blake Christian defeated Dark Sheik

I’ve never seen Dark Sheik but wow, what a performer. She really put on a show against Christian. Blake was able to thwart some of her offense, but it wasn’t easy. Some good back and forth offense was found in this one, and I found it to be fun overall. Sheik’s top rope spinning heel kick was rad, as well as some of her other offense. Christian’s reversals, and moves were cool too, but he didn’t have an easy time with this match. Blake would hit a curb stomp and then choked out Dark Sheik, and that was that. Good match, fun stuff, about 17 minutes of action, fun!

Bussy and Mance Warner defeated Los Macizos and John Wayne Murdoch, Jack Cartwheel, Starboy Charlie and Titus Alexander in a six man tag team three way match

I admit, I was falling asleep at my desk when watching this one. It’s not a terrible match, but it’s overbooked so it can be rough around he edges. Everyone should get a Mancer t-shirt. In the end, it felt like a fast one, and it had some good innovative offense, lucha style,  and modern style mixed. An ok match overall.

El Hijo del Vikingo defeated Gringo Loco, and Komander

The trio here put on an amazing display of lucha libre. This was a purely lucha libre match with everything out the window Each person threw down some amazing moves, and it was incredible to see the wrestling style that each one had. At one point , even though they were high flying, Vikingo ran Komander through a door. Vikingo would hit a 630, I kid you not, a 630, on Gringo Loco for the win. I was impressed, you should be too.

Rina Yamashita defeated Cole Radrick in the GCW Ultraviolent Title Match

Fans of death match wrestling will enjoy this one. This was a back and forth hardcore match with light tubes, doors, glass windows, chairs, and brawling to boot. This was steady, paced well, and had a lot of blood for those that like that. Modern wrestling fans may not be big on this one, as it is brutal to say the least, but if you’re a fan of hardcore wrestling and independent wrestling too, this is a good match to check out. There were some nice moves, and action, so it wasn’t just punch kick, fun match to end the night.

Overall Thoughts

I love GCW and am looking forward to seeing them in person. Until then, I have to watch them on FITE and I suggest everyone get a subscription to it. This was a lot of fun, good pacing, fast matches, slow matches, and some hardcore action too. I definitely recommend this one, so check it out on FITE and see GCW wherever they go, they put on fun times.

AEW Dynamite 5/31/23 Results and Review

Well, I had a couple of days off from work so I decided to wait before reviewing all of the things I missed in wrestling. So here we go, let’s play catch up so that we can enjoy a little bit of wrestling and banter, for all two of you readers.

Blackpool Combat Club defeated The Lucha Brothers and Bandido

There’s a lot of trios matches in AEW, which I don’t mind, but it is apparent that they really like them. Not only that, we got some luchadors up front, which is always cool in my book. El Chapulin lives with the awesome outfit from one of the lucha guys, Bandido. A fun opener with a lot of back and forth action, and some great tags. This was a lot of fun with some great high flying moves, and some reversals from the Blackpool Combat Club. Smart moves, psychology was there, and well, the BCC just gets the win, but it wasn’t a pushover matchup in any way. Fun is how I’d describe this one, as the crowd was into it as well as I was.

Jay White and Juice Robinson came out, and I was falling asleep so this was meh, just an interview segment. It’s ok I guess. FTR came out and the four men started to brawl, and set up a match I’m sure, but I was so tired that this wasn’t that grand for me. I’m sorry, I just think this will lead to a great match next week with Ricky Starks.

Swerve Strickland defeated Big Bill and Trent Beretta in a triple threat match

Big Bill was mopping up at one point, truly using his size to throw the others around. I found it interesting overall, as he was being booked like a larger wrestler, slow and methodical. Swerve and Trent didn’t just roll over, mind you, but they were definitely having to deal with the bigger man. I found that psychology to be good, and interesting overall. A double suplex impressed me, and the crowd went wild too for it, making this triple threat a lot of fun to watch. Swerve would get the pinfall after some nice counters, and seizing the victory with an interesting finisher and crucifix pin. Fun stuff.

Don Callis and Takeshita get booed out of the building, in a promo. It wasn’t bad. There will be a match with Kenny Omega I’m sure.

Darby Allin and Orange Cassidy defeated Gates of Agony in a tag match

The team of Gates of Agony had this match sewn up for the most part. They threw around their opponents left to right, and then some. I couldn’t believe how much attention was paid to the beatdown that was going on. Cassidy and Allin scored a pinfall after the coffin drop, and some previous fast offense. However, the Gates of Agony delivered a beat down throughout, and I was personally impressed with how it went down. It was a fun match.

Sting came down with a bat, and the crowd went nuts.

Kris Statlander defeated Nyla Rose in the AEW Women’s Title match

I gotta admit, the women’s division in AEW impresses a lot. This was a hard hitting match, and both women put in some work, getting some hits in and moves that you don’t usually see with women’s wrestling under 5 minutes ala WWE sometimes. I found this to be great fun, with Statlander escaping, because Nyla Rose is no joke as a competitor. A good back and forth match, with some nice maneuvers. I liked it a lot. A 450 splash and Statlander got the victory, in a hard hitting match.

Adam Cole and Dr. Britt Baker defeated Chris Jericho and Saraya in a mixed tag team match

A nice back and forth match here. Saraya wrestling is cool, and Britt Baker is always fun to watch too. Jericho and Cole hit each other hard, with some heavy chops, and great overall back and forth. Baker even got some offense on Jericho! That was fun to see, and the crowd was all over it. Cole and Baker would get the win, but it was not an easy battle, there was a good amount of back and forth here.

Overall thoughts

A good night of Dynamite if you ask me. It had a little bit of everything you could ask for in a wrestling show. It had a lot of fun, and some good wrestling. They also announced some fun matches for next week as well. This was just a fun night of wrestling, and definitely had me enjoying every bout.

WWE NXT 5/30/23 Results and Review

We conclude a lot of wrestling reviews with NXT, but you don’t care when or how I’m reviewing these things. I’m watching wrestling, and just keep on moving forward. I’ll have more razzle and dazzle in the near future, but for now I’m just trucking with what I can watch, without overdoing it.

Gigi Dolin defeated Jacy Jayne in a weaponized cage match

Dolin and Jayne beat the bricks out of one another in this match. There was some back and forth, but it was weaponized and really hard hitting at times. If you’re a fan of ECW and hardcore matches, this was definitely up your alley. It wasn’t bloody, so don’t expect this to have that type of color, but it was brutal. We had some moves on chairs, trashcans, and just a good deal of brutality for WWE women.  

Tyler Bate and Wes Lee defeated The Dyad in a tag team match

A good tag match with Bate and Lee pushing through a great deal of action, reversals, and hard hits. I liked the balancing act that this match had, and it really was memorable in terms of just Bate and Lee doing their thing. Their finisher was nice, dual top rope action. Mustafa Ali showed up and helped the good guys at one point, and it was definitely a fun match. At around 10 minutes or so, this was a nice little matchup overall.

Tiffany Stratton had a promo celebration of sorts. It was ok I guess. I didn’t like it. After some balloons dropped, a few of the NXT women came in and jumped her, and she was mad. Next week there will be a number one contender battle royal.

We found out that Blair Davenport was behind beating down people with a mask on, so that was something.

Joe Coffey defeated Channing Lorenzo

This wasn’t great. It was a decent back and forth affair, but I was falling asleep. Maybe I was tired, or maybe I just didn’t care, but it wasn’t a great match. It did have some fine moves, and modern style, but when the bell rang, I was really happy. This wasn’t the best match, and well, it’s not the last time we hae seen the two.

Cora Jade defeated Ivy Nile

Less than five minutes, and it was ok at best. There were a few power moves, but it ended with Jade getting the big W. Nile isn’t done yet, so we will see what will happen in the weeks to come. Jade and Nile had a decent back and forth offense, and proved why she’s  getting a small push in NXT. I was disappointed how short the match ended, but that’s the story they told.

Carmelo Hayes defeated Noam Dar in he NXT Title match

Hayes once again proving that he is a fighting champion and showed up to beat down Dar. Dar was not without having a bit of offense, but the crowd was all into it, including a nice leg drop from the top.

Overall Thoughts

Overall, a good night of NXT. Lots of things are coming which includes a visit from Baron Corbin to close out the show. Fun times, nothing too crazy to write home about, and we are all done with reviews for today. More fun stuff to come, I recommend this show.

WWE Monday Night Raw 5/29/23 Results and Review

Well, we are catching up to all things wrestling, and here we go, another crowded Raw. We go forward with a review of the happenings on Monday Night Raw. A recap of Night of Champions starts the show, and we are greeted by our announcers, and we go forward with another night of wrestling. For those few readers that are looking at seeing Raw live, I’ll be watching it live in Cleveland, as I have floor seats, so that will be awesome. Until then, let’s take a look at how things went down on this night for RAW.

Seth Rollins opened the show as champion and came through the crowd. After so much wrestling, I forgot how a lot of WWE starts, and it is with talking segments. I’m a wrestling purist at times, and enjoy watching wrestling, more than the talking segments.

AJ Styles came out and talked some with Seth Rollins. The Judgment Day came out and challenged AJ Styles and Seth Rollins to a tag match for later on RAW. This set up the main event, and I guess for that, I give the night a few plus signs.

Ricochet defeated The Miz in a Money in the Bank Qualifying Match

A good back and forth affair from these two. The Miz was wrestling like he had a sense of urgency, and was actually putting on a good show. Ricochet countered and did his thing too, pulling off some nice reversals and high flying maneuvers as well. The crowd was into this one as well, which made the match a lot of fun to watch. Ricochet got some serious air on a shooting star press and the victory was his.

Trish Stratus came out to talk, and she cut another promo about being the best. Becky Lynch came out and the two start to fight, with Zoey Stark getting dropped at one point. The numbers game was too much, and Becky got a beat down from the two women.

Indus Sher defeated Javier Bernal and Kevin Ventura-Cortes

The jobbers got buried here. It was a boring thing to me. Meh.

Imperium defeated Alpha Academy

Not much of a match, it was about 5 minutes long, and that was it. Imperium looked good, Alpha Academy was good, and well this was a little fun. Valhala was out at ringside with the Tag Champions on commentary. Fun stuff for how short it was. I like Alpha Academy personally, but this wasn’t a great match, just a little distraction of fun.

Ronda Rousey and Shayna Bayzler defeated Chelsea Green and Sonya Deville, and Damage Control, and Raquel Rodriguez and Shotzi for the WWE Women’s tag team titles

Not a bad match at all, but just a little over 10 minutes, it wasn’t epic, but it was fun for what it was. Everyone got a little offense in, but it was Ronda Rousey with an armbar that would secure the win for her team. A little back and forth, some high flying moves, and some submissions were had before the end with Rousey getting the armbar on Shotzi. I had fun, hope you enjoyed it too.

Dolph Ziggler vs. jD McDonagh went to a double countout

This was another boring moment, at around a minute or so, and it was just a beat down for the most part. Dolph got a beat down, Mcdonagh kept trying to beat up Ziggler and well that was it. Nothing to see here, just a waste of time for me.

Cody Rhodes came out and basically wanted to challenge Brock Lesnar again, which was ok I guess. I don’t care to see them wrestle again, if you want my opinion regarding that.

Shinsuke Nakamura defeated Bronson Reed in a Money In The Bank Qualifying Match

A good back and forth match with Nakamura taking some good offense from Reed. Reed was able to get in a beating before eventually getting hit with the strong style showing of Nakamura. There was some smart psychology at times with Nakamura working on Reed with kicks here and there. Nakamura would hit his finisher a couple of times to get the win, in this match that didn’t seem too long, but it was fun none the less.

AJ Styles and Seth Rollins defeated The Judgment Day

Overall a fun match again, with some back and forth action throughout. AJ and Rollins make a great team overall, and it showed in this one. It wasn’t a squash though, both teams had a lot of offense, and within 13 minutes or so, things unraveled and we got a win from the good guys. Of course Dominik and Rhea were at ringside and they were a factor, but it didn’t matter, because Styles and Rollins get the win.

Overall Thoughts

At the end of the day, things went well overall. I liked this night of Raw. It had some good back and forth action, a little bit of talking thrown in, and some good matches. The crowd had a lot of fun with this, and I enjoyed it too. It was fun, that’s all I can say. A fun amount of wrestling and some good moments that we are going to no doubt get followed up on in the near future.

AEW Double or Nothing 2023 Results and Review

Alright, enough was enough, I saw he memes and saw hat so many people were posting that the arena wasn’t even full, so what? I went ahead into watching AEW with open eyes, and no judgments, because I love wrestling and just wanted to see what would happen overall. So here we go, my thoughts on AEW Double or Nothing 2023, from Las Vegas, Nevada. I was at the first AEW, by the way, and hat was a great time, so I was expecting big things.

Orange Cassidy wins a 21 Man Blackjack Battle Royal

A great overall opener, and the crowd was into it. I like a good Battle Royal and well, Orange Cassidy survived, more than got a lot of offense in this one. He outlasted a ton of wrestlers, some more famous than others. I don’t want to write out the list, so I won’t. But there was a great showing from all, including the luchadors, which were fun to watch. Big Bill was interesting, I thought he was going to win to be honest. Brian Cage, Dusting Rhodes, Swerve Strickland, and Penta El Zero Miedo was great to see in the end. Orange won, and wow, good overall fun match if you ask me, which you didn’t.

Adam Cole defeated Chris Jericho in an unsanctioned match w/ Sabu as enforcer

So this was your street fight, which wasn’t terrible, but the naming convention was a little weird. Jericho got the bricks beat off of him at one point by Dr. Baker, and Adam Cole got hit hard a few times too, this was back and forth, no one had an edge for too long, and there was a great deal of damage done, including a table at ringside that Cole fell through. The match had a lame ending with Adam Cole winning after hitting Jericho in the face with punches. He just hit him a bunch until the ref stopped it. Meh. I didn’t like that ending, and I thought they could’ve thought of something more creative to end the match.

FTR defeated Jay Lethal and Jeff Jarrett w/ special guest referee Mark Briscoe in the AEW Tag Team Title Match

Not exactly a classic, but definitely not a bad match either. I found this to be a good overall match with a lot of action. There was back and forth, and lots of brawling, with some moves from FTR being tandem. Lethal and Jarrett are a good team, and they work well together. At one point, however, Jarrett hit Briscoe with a guitar and knocked him out, making this very exciting. But then Karen Jarrett hit the second ref with a guitar! This was a fun match, and went nuts at one point. After Briscoe woke up, a bit of back and forth and a shatter machine to get the victory. This wasn’t too bad, it ended up being a fun match, and FTR wins again.

Wardlow defeated Christian in a ladder match for the TNT Championship

As far as ladder matches go, this was ok at best. I liked it, fair enough, with Christian taking some major hits. Wardlow is young, and the announce team mentioned that several times. I didn’t hate this, but it was at half speed sometimes. Wardlow is good, and he meshes well with Christian’s offense. Wardlow really showed off his strength, and threw Christian around a bit, which was interesting to see. The two didn’t immediately go for the ladders, mind you, they took a little time before introducing the ladder inside the right, although they did get a few throws outside. Some major moments occurred including one hell of a dive off the top of a ladder through a table, and just splat. Wardlow wins this one, but it wasn’t without some punishment, and even Arn Anderson showing up.

Toni Storm defeated Jamie Hayter for the AEW Women’s Championship

Jamie Hayter caught a beat down from Ruby Soho and Saraya before coming out, and got beat up on the way to the ring. Storm would try to focus on Hayter’s arm as a result, and was dominant initially. A short match, with Toni Storm getting the win, and that was that. She’s pretty cool, and she won the match, fun stuff. Hayter couldn’t compete with 3 on one, and her arm was just wrecked. Dang.

The House of Black defeated Billy Gunn and The Acclaimed in the AEW Trios Open House Match

Not a terrible match, with some great back and forth action in this one. I liked the way things moved through quickly, and notably with Gunn and the Acclaimed doing some great tandem things. House of Black is awesome, I liked how they work. In the end House of Black would get the win, and it was a fun match.

Jade Cargill defeated Taya Valkyrie in the TBS Championship match

This was a good overall women’s match, with lots of back and forth. I liked it a lot, with Jade getting a good deal of offense against Taya. Taya is impressive too, and I liked to see her wrestle. The two put on a good showcase, and it was only about 9 minutes, but still had some hard hits and reversals. Fun stuff here.

Kris Statlander defeated Jade Cargill for the TBS Championship

Well, this got the crowd going, it was a squash basically, with just 50 seconds of action. Statlander basically went in and conquered with a tombstone piledriver and wins the TBS title. Fun stuff here, bu not a whole lot of action to write about.

MJF defeated Darby Allin, Jack Perry, and Sammy Guevara in the AEW World Title Match

Alright, so 3 out of the 4 guys in this match were flying around the ring. I mean flying, with dives, frog splashes, and a lot more. It was intense, and just amazing to see. All participants got a bit of offense in, and MJF would get the win at the end. However, if there is a weak link it’s MJF in terms of extremes, not to say he isn’t a good wrestler, but the acrobatics of the other 3 really outshined traditional wrestling at times. I liked the flying a lot, although the lucha themed elements leave a little to be desired in terms of psychology. This was a lot of fun, and MJF survives an onslaught of offense from all corners. This was plain fun, and just about 30 minutes of pure offense, not a lot of rest holds, although there were some great submission moments.

Blackpool Combat Club defeated The Elite in an anarchy in the arena match

So this was a wreck of a match. It was a brawl across the arena, and a hardcore match from the 2000s. It’s an interesting concept, but the execution is a little weird. It had a lot of guys fighting in different areas, all of them just brawling. There wasn’t a lot of great moves here, just a lot of brawling, and what not. Well, at least for the first majority of the match, lots of back and forth around the arena. There is a lot to explore on this one, but the end came with an outsider coming in, and well this was just a fun match overall.

Overall Thoughts

There’s a lot of great wrestling going on with Double or Nothing. I found that each match had a little charm, and the whole ppv was good. Nearly 4 hours of action, so it was a lot, but it was fun. The main event delivered, but it was every match that added a little bit to the overall event. I liked it. I had fun, hope you did too, and I’m slowly caching up to all the wrestling possible.