AEW Dynamite Review 27.11.2025.

Kyle Fletcher vs Kazuchika Okada Continental Classic.

The Continental Classic is back, and if it keeps giving us fans bangers like this, then it can stay. This Match was a superb, look at how perfect booking can provide great entertainment. Kyle Fletcher got the win. Is Okadas reign starting to slip?

Kenny Omega Segment.

Carry on my wayward heart. It looks like The Elite are back together, and I can't be happier.

AEW Womens Tag Team Tornament Babes Of Wrath vs Sisters Of Sin.

This wasn't for me. I just couldn't connect with this Match. Babes got the win. Please bare in mind i'm writing this with a heavy cold.

Mark Briscoe Segment.

This was caught after his Championship win on Saturday. I liked this. It was no notes perfect.

The Opps Celebration.

This is what I want from My Heel Champion. Samoa Joe came out, and before he could get a word out, he was interrupted by Swerve Strickland, who was dropped off by Prince Nana, and Hangman Adam Page then joined him. Joe ordered Shibata to go and get the scrubs, aka the security, as he laid into the fans. He brought out Hook, and even he got cut off, by an emerging Swerve Strickland, and. Hangman Adam Page. The security came to meet them, and the fight in the fans was excellent. The segment ended with Swerve and Hangman trying to murder people by choking them over the ring ropes. I loved this.

Continental Classic Jon Moxley vs Mascara Dorada.

I loved this. I get that some fans might not have liked this, but when you take a look at this in isolation, this needed to happen. Jon's downfall is by far the best thing in AEW at the moment, so having him win here is the best choice, because you need to rise him up, so he can be taken back down. This is what you call perfect booking. Jon got the win, but what came after felt like a nice fever dream. Timeless Toni Storm walked to the ring, and cut a promo on Jon Moxley and. Marina Shafir, and she was at her funny best. This led to announcement of The Timeless Lovebombs vs Marina Shafir, and Megan Bayne in a Hardcore Holiday DeathMatch. Don't ever change Toni.

Kris Statlander Segment.

Where's Kris Statlander heading. I think she's heading into another Galaxy in quick speed.

Continental Classic Kevin Knight vs Darby Allin.

This was another banger of a Match, that left me feeling suprised. I'm a fan of both men, so watching  this Match was fascinating. These two have great chemistry, and it made for awesome viewing. Knight got the win. I loved this.

Continental Classic Claudio Castagnoli vs Orange Cassidy.

So far the Continental Classic has delivered on this broadcast, and this main event was no different. The near falls were put in order to percision, and performed with ease, as this allowed for the story to be told. Claudio got the win. And in the aftermath The Deathriders deatdown Orange Cassidy.

Overview Of AEW Dynamite.

This weeks Dynamite was a solid outing that was focussed around the tournament concept. The Matches delivered, and remained solid throughout.

This weeks Dynamite is a solid 9/10.

 

 

 My Top 5 Favourite UFC Fights With The Biggest Rewatch Value.

Intro.

As I sat down to create this list. I was caught thinking in my own brain. What are biggest UFC Fights with the biggest re-watch value. I had fun going back and rewatching these fights for this list, and I was reminded just how great these fights are, even if some are 18 years old.

5. Chuck Liddell vs Wanderlai Silva UFC 79.

All this fight needed was three rounds, and it was magic. Both men have had interesting times after this. From Wanderlai losing to Keith Jardine, and Chuck getting knocked out by Rashad Evans. I have gone back to this fight on a number of occassions, and it never gets old. This was a complete war of nutrition, and it's fascinating look at were both men were at the time in their careers.

4. Diego Sanchez vs Clay Guida Ultimate Fighter Season 9 Team UK vs Team USA.

This fight was a blistering assault to the senses, both men were trying to climb up the ladder to the lightweight Championship, and when you add that fact in with their movesets being a Match made in heaven, then you get one hell of a three round war. Both mens speed, and overall delivery made for an excellent outing that I have rewatched many times over the years.

3. Michael Bisping vs Dan Henderson UFC 100.

I've rewatched this fight, because it's the one that I love to hate, because Michael Bisping was the fighterthat everyone loved to hate. Over season 9 of the Ultimate Fighter Michael would act like the devil on Dan Hendersons shoulder, and it was all building to one thing at UFC 100,  the creation of the Chris Tucker meme from Friday. Michael got knocked the f out.

2. Anderson Silva vs Chael Sonnen UFC 148.

The American Gangster was known to wind up opponents, and it was great. The build was awesome, and it bled into how the way that the fight would go. Anderson proved during this fight, why he was the greatest at the time.

1. Israel Adesanya vs Kelvin Gastlelum UFC 236.

Even though some fans think that the UFC Hall Of Fame is just rented out space in Dana Whites head, this fight has earned the right to be inducted. It was a battle that was forged with both men showing the will to die in the cage. I've watched this fight multiple times, and it's something that always go back to. The struggle was never seen, because on this night, both men created magic.

My Top 5 Insights From Monday Night Raw. 25.11.2025.

5. Romans Reigns Opening Segment.

I liked this. Roman Kicked off the show, and straight after he got everyone in Oklahoma to acknowledge him, he was interrupted by Cody Rhodes. The pair went down the route of layering this promo with mistrust, whilst the image of their history played in my head. This was when Cm Punk came out, and this simple dual was turned into a threeway, and it was awesome. The promise of how mania is starting to shape up, is starting to look good.

4. Gunther vs Carmelo Hayes John Cena Last Time Is Now Tournament.

I'm going to say it. Gunther is in my top 5 WWE Wrestlers of the year, and this is proof of why. His Match against Carmelo was simply excellent. He will now advance to the semi-final next week, when he will face Solo Sikoa, this came about after Penta got injured during their Match. Ok now push Carmelo Hayes.

3. Dirty Dom Segment.

Who's booking this show, because this smelled of He Who Shall Not Be Named, I mean really. Making fun of Little people isn't funny, and it screamed bad creative. It was unfunny back in 1997 when DX insulted Bret Hart, and fast forward 28 years into the future, and it's still not funny. Do better WWE.

2. Becky Lynch Leading Her Troops To Waaaaaaaaaaaaargames. 

I liked this. I think that WWE are building to Becky vs AJ Lee at a later date, and I have to like this development. The way that she praised her team whilst giving them back handed insults had me laughing, however her dual with AJ, once team Babyface came out, did feel a bit forced, but watching Nia Jax take a microphone to the head courtesy of Rhea Ripley, was a nice touch.

1. Brock Lesnar Fell Over.

This came after Logan paul got the win for him and Drew Mcintyre in the Survivor Series Waaaaaaaaaaaaaargames Advantage Match against The Usos. Team Babyface lead by Cm Punk. Cody Rhodes, and. Roman Reigns. came out to partake in some shenanigans, and then it happened. Brock Lesnar came out, and as he was making his entrance, he fell over, and it was, excuse my language, it was f****** hilarious. It couldn't have happened to a nicer person. This is what happens when you get mentioned 44 times in a sex trafficking lawsuit. Karma people, pure karma.

 AEW Full Gear 2025 Review.

CMLL World Trios Championship The Don Callis Family vs El Sky.

This Match bled over from  the Tail;gate Brawl, and it was magnificent. Even though I didn't catch this from the start. I had to go back and give this a go from the start. Both teams had great chemistry as the layered physicality became the backbone for the rest of the evening. El Sky got the win, and. Don Callis has got his work cut out for him.

Darby Allin vs Pac.

From Darby's Horror burns intro, that reminded me of the fact that Darby is AEW's answer to Jason Vorhees, because he can't be killed. This Match was loosely based on his encounter with MJF, in the fact that it was shaped like a standard  wrestling Match. Darby took some serious back bumps, that made me wince, alongside the moments when Pac attacked Darby's burns. It was clear to me that Pac had taken influence from of my favourite bands, he cannot kill what he did not create, except if he cheated that is. Pac gave Darby a shot with his dads bat for the win. I liked this, because it did the job, to set up what was going to happen later on in the evening.

Womens Tag Team Tournament 4 Way Stipulation Chooser.

The Timeless Lovebombs, beat. Marina Shafir, and Megan Bayne. The Babes Of Wrath, and. The Sisters Of Sin, in what was a flat TV Match, that happened to take place on a PPV. I couldn't connect with this Match.

Brodido vs FTR.

I liked this. Overall it was a lowfi burner that turned into a gratifying experience that went through the motions, but once the final stages got into gear, this brought home the fact that the chemistry took a while to get moving. The near falls were placed into the story of the Match with ease, as the Match crocshendo gave FTR the chance to Hit Brodido with a Shatter Machine for the win. FTR are heel Champions, and i've got admit, that I like this development.

AEW National Championship Casino Gauntlet Match.

I couldn't connect with this Match. Now don't get me wrong, I love a good Gauntlet Match, when done right, but this one just didn't hit for me. Ricochet got the win, and I think that this was the right move, he's now the first ever AEW National Championship.

Jon Moxley vs Kyle O'reilly No Holds Barred.

This was a slow cathartic look at how to create a blood stained masterpiece, that was a nasty, viscerile, violent, mayhemic ride. My favourite thing about AEW at the moment is Jon's Moxleys slow demise from The Deathriders, and this was a perfect aid to help push this storyline along nicely. Kyle beat Jon, and i'm very excited to see where this goes next.

Mark Briscoe vs Kyle Fletcher TNT Championship.

I had two Matches of the Night, and this was one of them. Both men had fantastic chemistry, and this acted as a breath of fresh air. The Matches hardcore spots made sense, and took me back to 2010 CZW. The mental game of chess that played out here was awesome, as the painful reminder of lost family played out. Mark got the win as the final stages echoed from pure insanity. On a serious note. Marks Brother who sadly lost his life in a car accident in January 2023, was looking down on him smiling. Well done to one of dem boys.

$1.000.000 Dollar Trios Match The Young Bucks And Josh Alexander vs Jurassic Express And Kenny Omega.

This was another Match of the night for me. I might be one in a majority here, but I felt that there was moments of the old Kenny Omega coming back into focus. This became the slow build of story of the Match. The solid layered focus on the Matches within the Match. The intricicies that all six men showcased here, should be studied in Pro Wrestling schools, these unfolded over time, as the fantastic final exchanges allowed The Bucks to get rich again with the win. Don Callis then asked The Bucks to join his family. As he led them away up the ramp, his family took to attacking Kenny. Luchasaurus, and. Jack Perry. The Bucks looked on and left Don, as they went to help their friends, and former friend. They helped lay waste to the TDCWO, and put out the hand for Kenny, he slapped them away, and then hugged them. Carry on My wayward heart. I get why some fans might not like this, but i think that this was the right booking move.

Kris Statlander vs Mercedes Mone AEW Womens Championship.

I started to notice that during the Match, the fans sounded tired, due a lack of response, but this has been disputed, as fans online have said that the fans in attendence were loud all night. I think this was a miking issue, and I could tell when watching the show last night, when I got home from my day job. Both ladies had a stellar Match that was poorly potioned poorly on the card. Both ladies gave everything in order to create art, in the scientific form of a Pro Wrestling Match. I didn't think that the result was in doubt, but it do what it said on the tin, further a reign, whilst signalling Mercedes downfall. Statlander Retained.

Hangman Adam Page vs Samoa Joe Steelcage Match AEW World Heavyweight Championship.

I don't know where to start with this. I get why this Match has left fans feeling divided, So here's my thoughts. The thought of the Cage Match idea was pointless from the moment it was announced, because AEW were going to run 3 of them within days of one another. My second thought. The layering of the Physicality was underdone with the shenanigans. My third thought. On two positive notes. I think that now has to be the time to put get the belt away from Hangman is a good idea. He's faced all he's needed to face, and this has clearly led to troubling booking decisions, whilst the idea of Heel Samoa Joe as Champion is very exciting, with the added return of Swerve Strickland.

Overview Of AEW Full Gear 2025.

Overall this PPV did deliver, even with it's divided finish. The Matches maintained the standard of what they achieved this year, and the echoing after effect in storytelling has left me feeling excited.

AEW Full Gear 2025 is a high 8/10.

 My Top 5 Matches From AEW Full Gear

Intro.

As time has gone by. I have been looking forward to AEW Full Gear more and more over the years, even in it's current creative state, were the company finds itself trying to find it's feet. This event delivers from the stance of in ring action, and the stories that normally come from it leave me excited for the next coming months. So lets take a look at some of those Matches.

5. Kenny Omega vs Hangman Adam Page 2020.

This was my Match of the year for 2020, and I still go back to it now. This was a perfect mix of styles, that helped mould the issues of keyfabe, and alcoholism together perfectly. This came as the start of Hangmans arc was starting to carve out a life for itself. The Match is high on physicality, as much as it is in-ring chemistry, and fantastic storytelling.

4. MJF vs Darby Allin 2021.

This Match didn't have as much time as to what AEW would normally give to let things breathe, but when you put that to one side, this delivers. MJF in the build played the devil on Darby's shoulder, and it was a sight to be see. Both men acted like one anothers physical muse. I think this is what made this Match so special.

3. Jungle Boy vs Luchasaurus Steel Cage Match 2022.

This Match had the difficult task of opening up the PPV, and what was worse, just months before this Cm Punk had been suspended from the company. Jack just ten months later would play a part in the second city saints exit. On this night he had a stomper of a Match against the Jurassic one, this delivered on so many levels.

2. The Elite vs Death Triangle 2022.

This would kick off a best of seven series, and in my opinion this was better than their esca dela huerte Match that came at the beginning of January 2023. The near falls sold the story, and if I was a script writer, the story would read, come and have a go, and don't miss. This was awesome.

1. Hangman Adam Page vs Swerve Strickland Texas Deathmatch 2023.

This Match garnered a lot of attention for a spot that saw Hangman drink Swerve's blood from the media, and I felt that it took away attention from the main storytelling of the Match. This was one of my Matches of the year in 2023, as it was the epitome for what was to come from these two.

 My Top 5 Matches That I'm Looking Forward At AEW Full Gear.

Intro. 

With this years AEW Full Gear just hours away at the time of writing, this got me thinking, which of the Matches am I looking forward to most, so with that said, lets take a look.

5. Darby Allin vs Pac.

This is something to get excited by. Both men have solid sets of styles, and I think it could be an interesting mix. I fully expect this to go on first, as it could be used as a good way to set up the rest of the evening.

4. Hangman Adam Page vs samoa Joe Steel Cage Match AEW World Heavyweight Championship.

When I was watching their Match from last months WrestleDream , I got the feeling that their story wasn't over, do I think that the AEW World Heavyweight Championship is in any threat of coming away from Hangman, well if i'm being honest no, however I think there will be juice, and a hole load of plunder.

3. Kris Statlander vs Mercedes Mone AEW Womens Championship.

I've liked the build to this Match, and as last weeks Blood And Guts went into it's mid stage, it made me feel thrilled for what is going to come later tonight. I think this could a sleeper hit, that's going to have an incredible after effect.

2. Jurassic Express And Kenny Omega vs The Young Bucks And Josh Alexander.

If you look at this Match through isolation, then you can get an idea about how this Match is going to potentially steel the show, as the looming reunion of The Elite comes even more into focus. This Match could easily steel the show, and I won't be suprised if it does.

1. Jon Moxley vs Kyle O'Reilly No Holds Barred.

The downward spiral of Jon Moxley is by far the best thing that AEW is doing at the minute. In my mind I have likened this to the main plot from A Clockwork Orange, when you take a look at the character of Jon Moxley. He's gone from Babyface to heel, and now back to Babyface. It's a simple way to tell the story if Mox is on this losing trail, because the repent arc is going to be glorious, as he has got his kicks, at the misery of others.

 Friday Night Smackdown Review. 22.11.2025.

Intro.

Just a heads up guys, there won't be a top 5 insights from tonights UFC card, this is due to the fact that I need to have some me time. Their will be a full review of AEW Full Gear, but this will coming on Monday morning, and Sunday Night their will be something Full Gear themed coming. So keep it locked right here at extremewrestlingreviews1.blogspot.com

Superstars Seen Showing Up.

Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss. JD Mcdonagh, and Finn Balor, and. Penta were all seen showing up to work.

The Vision Segment.

I'm not sure what to make of this. The Vision came and Paul Heyman got to work bolstering his crew with praise. Logan took to the mic, and I kid you not I have never been so pleased to here Jey Uso's music. Jey and Jimmy had a great promo dual with Paul, that dealt with keyfabe and past ramifications. I liked this as the theme of the numbers game came back to haunt the brtohers Uso. They told Paul that they didn't come alone, this was when Cody Rhodes music played, but he never came out, because the camera went to the back area, and their laid Cody by his bus, who had been attacked by Drew Mcintyre. The medics tried to tend to him, that was until Drew Drove by, and said that he will see Cody next week, as he speeded off. This was fantasic heel work from Drew. This whole segment was a mix-bag. The scripted Promo dual felt predictable, whilst Drews heel work was like I said fantastic. Nick Aldis wasn't a happy man.

Ilja Dragonov vs JD Mcdonagh.

Even though I don't like JD Mcdonagh for reasons that I can't get into online. I thought he brought out a decent Match from Ilja. This was a fantastic reminder of what the Brit Wres scene was like back in the mid 2010's. The action was fast paced, and the near falls were a well booked reminder of how competitors should work a TV Match.

Charlotte And Rhea Segment.

Alexa got her friend Charlotte to sit down with Rhea Ripley. This led to a cinematic esque segment later on, and I thought it was great.

Carmelo Hayes vs Bronson Reed John Cena Last Time Is Now Tournament.

This Match played into the hands of complete shenanigans, and it was a lot of fun. I thought this was predictable, but fun. Bronson lost via count out thanks to The Uso's and Cody Rhodes. The American Nightmare then took to the mic, and then cut short The Vision. He slated the Steiner family, whilst taking shots at Drew, and. Brock Lesnar, this was excellent, as it had a form of gravitas, that helped Cody break down part of the 4th wall.

Fraxiom vs DIY.

This was a fantastic piece of business. DIY got the win thanks to Candace Lerae being a cheating little Madam, by nicking Axioms mask. Oh and DIY have their old theme entrances back, be still my rebel heart.

Finn Balor vs Penta John Cena Last Time Is Now Tournament.

I didn't like this. I like these as competitors, but all this did was prove how HHH has become set in his ways when it comes to how he books his TV shows. Penta got the win. Now lets all move on.

MFT's Segment.

Next week Sami Zayns Crew will face the MFT's, and this got me thinking, am I the only person who thinks that Tama Tongas laugh sounds like Mutley from Dick Dastardly and Mutley?

Ladies Team Face vs Team Heel Survivor Series Wargames.

Rhea Ripley led the charge for team Babyface, by putting over each member with passion, and fire, and then introduced their fifth member. Mrs Cm Punk AJ Lee, but as she came out. Team Heel led by The Kabuki Warriors took out team Babyface, but as this was going on. Becky Lynch took out AJ, and joined team Heel. This was a great way to end the broadcast.

Overview Of Friday Night Smackdown.

I can understand why some people might not like Friday Night Smackdown, but if i'm being honest it makes a Saturday Morning here in the UK fly by. Was this show any good. Personally I liked it, The Matches ranged ok to good, and the segments took the same range.

This weeks Friday Night Smackdown is a high 7/10.

 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.

AEW Dynamite Review 20.11.2025.

Bobby Lashley vs Ricochet.

With the first entrance into the Casino Gauntlet Match at Full Gear on the line. I was expecting to see some sauce with this Match, but what we got was  messy. Ricochet taunted the crowd with a promo to kick things off, only to be shut down by Big bad Bob. I didn't like this. Everything from its opening to its execution felt lazy, and this was a real shame. Lashley got the win.

Samoa Joe Segment.

Samoa Joe, and. Katsuyouri Shibata, then cut a promo on Hangman Adam Page, and this got me thinking. When Joe retires from Pro Wrestling, he should become a dedt collector.

The Young Bucks And Josh Alexander vs Sky Flight.

From the outset I liked this. The in-ring work was solid, and I'm loving Don Callis flirting with The Young Bucks, and giving them a ton of pyro, to the way that this Match was layered. I got the feeling that this was catered to both teams, and it worked. The bucks got the win. The aftermath however undermined all of the hardwork that came beforehand. Don Callis tried to get The Bucks to join the TDDCWO, leading Kenny Omega to come and try and reason with this former Elite brothers, with the help from a steal chair. Don told his new friends to give Kenny a BTE trigger, that was until Jurassic Express to chase out the heels out with cleaning products. This was abysmal, and a complete joke. The segment that Jurassic Express had later on didn't help.

Babes Of Wrath Segment.

Who here loves Willow Nightingale, and. Harley Cameron? Is that everyone, good because I think that their great.

Shelton Benjamin vs Speedball Mike Bailey.

This was a lot better then the opener. With second place in the Casino Gauntlet Match on the line. In this mid card affair. I felt the urgentcy that was missing from the opener. The physicality was on a better level, and their chemistry was allowed to break its own wall. Shelton got the win.

Jon Moxley And Claudio Castagnoli vs Orange Cassidy And Roderick Strong.

I liked this. It had its own form of urgentcy. This allowed fans to get the chance to feel their energy from the start. Both teams thought in and amongst the fans, this allowed the story of the Match to have time to breathe, as the Matches within the Match, become the back bone of the physicality. Mox got the win by giving Cassidy a bulldog choke. Kyle O'reilly then came out, and challenged him to a no holds barred Match at Full Gear, after The Deathriders helped Jon get away from a Ankle Lock.

The Timeless Lovebombs vs Alex Windsor And Riho.

As the AEW womens Tag Team Tournament starts to develop, I have admit that has been enjoyable to a degree, However this Match fell short in my view. The work felt slow, flat, and uninspired, and it didn't pick up. Toni and Mina got the win and advance to the next round. Tony Khan then confirmed at Full Gear, their will be a four way Match to decide the semi-final stipulation.

Kyle Fletcher And Mark Briscoe Segment.

I loved this, from Mark and Kyle having a solid back and fourth, and in the aftermath Okada and Mark Davis decking him was great. No Physicality my arse, oh and hello Okada having digs at Takeshita.

Pac Vignette.

Pac threatens an absent Darby Allin, after he tried to turn him into Kentucky fried Darby, and all I have to say is this. I liked this, now someone get him a stuttie.

Hangman Adam Page vs Katsuyouri Shibata.

This was decent. Even though it didn't feel me with parts of joy. It was a solid way, to end the broadcast. From Hangman attacking Shibata from the start, Samoa Joe making Tony Schiavone want to make stains in his pants just by sitting next to him on commentary, and the physicality being given its flowers, as the Match entered it's final stages. Hangman got the win with  a buckshot lariot, having just put his boot back on.

Overview Of AEW Dynamite.

This broadcast was the right balance between poor blunders, and good Keyfabe, that had me feeling optimistic going into the PPV this weekend.

This weeks Dynamite is a high 7/10.

 

Top 5 Times WWE Mistreated Wrestlers.

Intro.

As the years have gone by, the levy of mistreatment has been brought in a hardway at the WWE, and this has come about over the space of decades. UInder the old creative, this type of behaviour was allowed to flourish, and it given time to breathe. This is a look back at these moments, and storylines, and i'll give my own opinions.

5. Piggy James.

This came in the early part of the 2010's decade, and at a point of contention for most fans, due to the fact the company was failing to creative new stars. This was also a time when the company would launch their route into hypocrisy called the Be A Star Campaign. This segment was the catalyst for me, and the reason for why I believe that the company wasn't going to learn its lessons.

4. Wendy Richter Double Cross.

The mid 1980's were a wild time in Pro Wrestling, the NWA was facing its own issues, whilst the WWE was starting to flourish under the Rock'n Wrestling period of the era with MTV, however at this time contention was also brewing amongst performers with the office. Jesse Ventura wanting to start up unisation, was brought down to earth with a bump, and our subject matter Wendy Richter didn't want to do business. This wasn't dealt with Properly, she gave her thoughts on this matter on the Vince Mcmahon Netflix series, and you could still hear the hurt in her voice, and this was thirty nine years after her screwjob to the reprohensible Fabulous Moolah. This should never have happened.

3. The Destruction Of The Ultimate Warrior.

Nowadays the man that changed his name from James Hellwig to Warrior, isn't someone to look at with nice eyes, due to his activities outside of the ring, but this DVD to this very day is looked with spiteful eyes, and it was unneeded. From superstars doing their own hit pieces, to the lawsuit that followed in the aftermath. This looking back in hindsight is what you could call ironic. An awful human being, tried to sue another awful human being.

2. Sable.

The years of 1996, to 1997 were'nt kind to the greenwich conneticut company attendeces were still down from 1995, but they were starting to improve. Sable came at the right time. The days and act of the valet were becoming passe, and the industry needed a re-shape. Stepforward Sable, she debuted for the company as Hunter Hearst Helmsley's manager, who then stepped into her own role as an ass kicking badass, she would become a pin up in 1998, whilst also being used to gratify what the WWF was working towards. This would end in 1999, as she left the company, and took Vince Mcmahon to court under the guise of sexual misconduct, and harressment. I'm a believer that thinks, ok, yes the industry was changing, but that shouldn't have come with making someone feel uncomfortable.

1. Black Wednesday.

This wasn't mistreatment of talent, it was seen as an echo that went into the office, and officiating side of the business. Rusev. Gallows and Anderson, and. Drake Maverick were all let go by the company, some after just signing multi-year contracts to stop them from going to AEW. Could WWE do this, well yes, but does that make it right, well no of course not. It was morally wrong, especially given the time frame that the world was  in at the time, this was a bad way to treat people that they call family.