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Review: WWE Clash Of Champions [2016] PPV

Here we are with Raw’s first new Pay-Per-View of the new WWE Era! The show took place in beautiful Indianapolis, Indiana: a perfect and historic setting for a historic night. Raw had big shoes to fill tonight because Smackdown’s latest PPV, “Backlash,” rocked the house a few weeks back and led the charge of the new WWE era in extremely fashionable style.

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Review: WWE Backlash [2016] PPV

Here is Smackdown Live’s first PPV of the new WWE era! Two new champions were crowned tonight, and two champions had to defend their titles against the innovative offenses of their opponents. The build up to the PPV was so-so, but there have been plenty of excellent shows that had terrible build-ups to precede them. Tonight really was a historical night, and what better city to do it in than historic Richmond, Virginia, which I grew up only an hour away from.

As the new brands continue to discover their new and fresh identities, it’s important start off on a strong foot and keep getting stronger and stronger. WWE Fans have dealt with too much indecisiveness and lackluster outcomes for too long, so our abilities that trigger happiness and forgiveness are running along a very thin line. Yes, the brand split has created some interesting pops and exciting storylines, but will it all eventually settle down to the familiar bore we’ve come to loath? Boy I hope not, and tonight is a prime example of why Smackdown is leading the charge that’s going to keep turning up the heat in WWE.

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Review: WWE SummerSlam [2016] PPV

Tonight, at Money In The Bank, there wasn’t much to write home about. What is my third favorite PPV of the year has been stripped down to a very boring level. It’s not like the card wasn’t great. It actually was, including some matches that I was hesitant about but ended up being quite decent. The main problems I had with the show are either a match was redundant and predictable or just basic in nature. Yes, some of the most anticipated matches were basic and somewhat boring, even though a few of my favorite superstars were featured. I don’t know if it’s because I was personally having an off night/day, but there were very infrequent doses of entertainment tonight, which is very sad to say.

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Review: WWE Money In The Bank [2016] PPV

Tonight, at Money In The Bank, there wasn’t much to write home about. What is my third favorite PPV of the year has been stripped down to a very boring level. It’s not like the card wasn’t great. It actually was, including some matches that I was hesitant about but ended up being quite decent. The main problems I had with the show are either a match was redundant and predictable or just basic in nature. Yes, some of the most anticipated matches were basic and somewhat boring, even though a few of my favorite superstars were featured. I don’t know if it’s because I was personally having an off night/day, but there were very infrequent doses of entertainment tonight, which is very sad to say.

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Review: WWE Extreme Rules [2016] PPV

The word extreme has developed a different definition since the the original ECW ended. Now, in the PG-era, when the word extreme comes around, devoted and old school fans like me roll our eyes in boredom. Why? Well, it’s simple. “Extreme” doesn’t mean EXTREME anymore! They say there’s a no disqualification match, and the worst thing that happens is one chair shot. They say there is a steel cage match, and the most extreme move is a dive off the top (which is pretty sick, to be honest). They say there’s an “Extreme Rules” match, and the most that happens is one announce table gets busted and someone is thrown into the corner post. Extreme is not what it used to be, and while I’m all for the changing times and for WWE trying to create a family-based product, the Extreme Rules pay-per-view has been less-than-stellar the past couple of years.

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WWE Payback [2016] PPV Review

This past Wrestlemania, which took place in April, was the mark of the beginning of a new era in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). With Roman Reigns being the new champion and the potential future face of the WWE, many fans (myself included) are both interested and nervous about the future of this great company. The main reason we’re worried is because Roman Reigns is champion. I personally like Roman Reigns as an entertainer, but with having him shoved down our throats and into the title picture, it has been easy for diehard fans to start hating him. This could be the intention of WWE’s creative department, but most of their decisions have made the last few months a bit lackluster in regards of content.

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