My Top 5 Times Wrestling Company's Got The Build To A PPV Absolutely Right.

Intro.

The way of how fans pay for products has always been a point of contention, especially of late in this world of Pro Wrestling. The prices of PPV's have stayed the same, whilst the live attendence price has gone up across the board. I feel that the art of the PPV still has a place in this world, so taking a look back at their builds was a joy for this list.

5. AEW Revolution 2022.

Going back to research this list got me thinking. Is this the best AEW PPV ever. I do think that it's up there. Adam Cole vs Hangman Adam Page. Chris Jericho vs Eddie Kingston, and of course Cm Punk vs MJF. This was amplified by its own build. The rivalries felt like a vital look into the future, whilst delivering in some of the best moments in Pro Wrestling TV.

4. AEW Full Gear 2021.

Like I said in my last segment. AEW in this period delivered in giving fans what they want, the best moments at this time. The Build for AEW Full Gear 2021 was another look at where AEW were going past this event. The Promos from Kenny Omega, and. Hangman Adam Page. Eddie Kingston and Cm Punk, and MJF and Darby Allin. I was excited to see the PPV of the back of this build.

3. WrestleMania 16.

I have so many great memories of this build, because if you went back into the school the weekend after watching these shows, it's all my friends would talk about. Whether it was a Mcmahon in every corner, or the 3 way Ladder Match. Man this build was awesome, and 13 year old me loved it. What a time to be alive.

2. WrestleMania 17.

Someday You'll see things my way. These back in March of 2001 were seen as words to live by. The Nu Metal to hit its peak, and with new acts like Linkin Park, and. Slipknot starting to pick up momentum, so this is why the WWE asked to use Rollin by Limp bizkit for the Undertaker, and My Way for the Hype video for The Rock And Stone Cold Steve Austin. This was a clever move, because it became the cherry on top of the booking cake. HHH vs The Undertaker. The battle of the Mcmahons. TLC 2, and of course Austin vs The Rock, this build had everything you would want from a PPV.

1. WrestleMania 41.

Fluff piece documentary aside. This build was near pefect as you can get, when it comes to the modern day WWE. Watching Romans empire fall from around was starting to be laid bare, and it was great to see, whilst Dirty Dom winding up his dad, and Bayley showing off her worth was awesome to see. Then came the job of Cody finishing his story. This needed to handled with cotton gloves, and eventually the WWE would get this, and from the moment that the Vegas Presser was done, oh boy we were off to the races, and it was incredible. What can I say except your welcome.