Sigdaddy‘s Wrestling Show

Last night was the 2nd Annual All Out PPV for AEW. Plenty of noteworthy stuff took place including some scary spots, a title change, a heel turn, and much more. Listen as I give you my take on all of that and grade each match from what is quite possibly AEW's weakest PPV outing so far!

WWE returns to PPV just one week after SummerSlam with Payback. New stars were made, and new champions were crowned! Keith Lee upsets Randy Orton, and Matt Riddle defeats Baron Corbin, and Bayley and Sasha lose their tag titles. I give you my thoughts and grades for those matches and many more in this review of WWE Payback 2020!

This was my last chance for the WWE Network this weekend. If this show didn't deliver, I was taking my money elsewhere.  So the big question is... Did it deliver?! Hear my thoughts and grades for each match from from this year's incarnation of the "Biggest Party of the Summer!"

For six years, WWE's SummerSlam weekend has kicked off with an NXT TakeOver. This year it was NXT TakeOver XXX. The big question leading into this was would Pat McAfee deliver in his first match? I answer that question and much more as I give you my thoughts and grades for each match from NXT TakeOver XXX!

I'm back with another WCW PPV Review from the year 2000! Listen in as I give you my thoughts and grades for this historically bad WCW PPV. It was infamously known for Hogan's lie-down pin of Jeff Jarrett and Vince Russo's supposed shoot promo that followed it.  Card was main evented by Booker T and Jeff Jarrett for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. Some of the undercard included Goldberg fighting Kevin Nash for Scott Hall's WCW contract, Kanyon vs Booker T, and Shane Douglas vs Buff Bagwell.

I return to the 2000 ECW as I look back and review ECW Heat Wave 2000. The show was Main Evented by Tommy Dreamer and Justin Credible in a Barbed Wire Stairway to Hell Ladder Match for the ECW World Heavyweight Championship. Some matches on the undercard included RVD vs Scotty Anton in a grudge match, Sandman taking on Rhino for the ECW World Television Championship, and Jerry Lynn vs Steve Corino.

This year WWE decided to take a different take on the Extreme Rules PPV. Was it a good one? Did it live up to the name? Was Eye-for-an-Eye actually good? Find out all of that and more as I grade each match from The Horror Show at Extreme Rules!

This week, I stay with the Great American Bash theme as I look back and review the 2005 version of the show. It took place July 24, 2005 in Buffalo, New York, at what was known as HSBC Arena. The show was headlined by Batista defending his World Heavyweight Championship against JBL. Some matches on the undercard included Rey Mysterio vs. Eddie Guerrero, Christian vs. Booker T, and Undertaker vs Muhammad Hassan. 

This week, I take a trip in the way back machine nearly 30 years ago and review WCW Great American Bash 1990. The marquee matches included The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton and Stan Lane defending their NWA U.S. Tag Team Championships against The Southern Boys (Steve Armstrong and Tracy Smothers) and Sting vs Ric Flair for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. This show also marked the North American debut for Big Van Vader. Others featured on the show included Harley Race, Mike Rotunda, The Iron Sheik, "Mean" Mark Callous (pre-Undertaker), The Steiner Brothers, Michael Hayes, Arn Anderson, Lex Luger, Sid Vicious, and many more. 

This week, I take a look back and review Vengeance 2005. It took place June 26, 2005 in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the Thomas and Mack Center. Some big matches on the card included Shawn Michaels vs. Kurt Angle in a follow-up to their WrestleMania 21 Classic, John Cena defending his WWE Championship against Christian and Chris Jericho in a Triple Threat Match, and Batista defending his World Heavyweight Championship against Triple H inside Hell in a Cell.