WWF Pay Per Views Reviews

The writers of RAW must be a chromosome short or something. You would have thought that after the disaster that was Bad Blood that they would have done something to drag the level up a bit. So what did they do? Did they watch Smackdown's pay-per-view and learn something? No. Did they sit around for hours trying to think of a way to make a ...  Read the complete review

OK- this review contains spoilers so if you, for any reason, have not seen this event yet, dont read this:) Now normally on WWF events we have to sit through a 3 minute music video, but No Way Out really caught me off-guard as it kicked off with the short graphic and the pyro went off straight away. Now imagine my ...  Read the complete review

The Royal Rumble, known to some as the greatest PPV of all 12 of them! Last year, channel 4 hosted the Royal Rumble. This year, channel 4 seem to think that the World Wrestling Federation is out of date, boring, and down right stupid! So they didn't want to host a great event. Despite the fact that it would have pulled in many ...  Read the complete review

For anyone that has read my previous wrestling-related opinion, you will know that I've been a long-time follower of the World Wrestling Federation and it's events. Now, for those of you that have read that opinion and those that haven't (or those of you whom perhaps familiar with the WWF) I will quickly explain something ...  Read the complete review

For those of you who follow wrestling you will understand everything I mention in this opinion, however for the readers who are not into sports entertainment I will have to give you some background information. Tonight, Sunday 21st October between 1 AM and 4 AM UK time, so I guess you could say it is on Monday, there is a pay-per-view ...  Read the complete review

Two of the biggest rivalries where to be settled tonight. Eight matches with 7of them for titles. A card that makes some PPV look pathetic, this was great, this was amazing, this was....UNFORGIVEN. 4 Way Elimination match for the WWF Tag Team titles Dudley Boyz(c) vs Hardy Boyz vs Big Show & Spike Dudley vs The Hurricane & Lance Storm ...  Read the complete review

Wrestling-wise, this has to be one of the WWF's finest PPVs in 2000. Hey, give me Jericho/Benoit or give me death! Dean Malenko battles Scotty Too Hotty for the Light Heavyweight Title. Chris Jericho faces "The Crippler", Chris Benoit for the Intercontinental Title. Essa Rios fought Eddie Guererro for the ...  Read the complete review

Summerslam was a very good PPV and so it should be as it's the second biggest event. Match 1 - Lance Storm vs. Edge Edge won luckly as Christian accidently speared him. Lance then kicked Christian out of the ring allowing Edge to recover and hit Storm with his DDT. This was a good fast match, starting the PPV off well. Edge - ...  Read the complete review

You will probably be wondering what are am on about and if you carry on to read this opinion you will find out as well. Invasion was put onto the schedule after WCW/ECW challenged the WWF and Vince McMahon was backed into a corner and could not refuse. His son Shane took over WCW a couple of months back to get back at his father and his daughter ...  Read the complete review

WOOO It's 5.10 am and I’ve just finished watching Invasion and what an event it was. I am glad to say it really lived up to its hype. IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO KNOW THE RESULTS DO NOT READ ON. Here is a summary of each match Match 1- Lance Storm and Mike Awesome VS Edge and Christian (11 Mins) ...  Read the complete review

Does the WWF really value its UK fans? Each year the WWF presents two PPV’s in the UK – Rebellion and Insurrextion, whereas the Americans get 12 shown in their country. The usual American PPV’s consist of hyped up grudge matches or championship matches which people have been praying to see happen! What do we get? - a ...  Read the complete review

the wwf specials are simply excellent. but dont take my word for it, watch them yourself and see. in the uk they are free on sky. i think is to do with a legal thing, anyway im not complaining:) the wwf specials are usually 18(although before hand a 15 rating is given)there are noticible differences when compared to raw and smackdown. firstly ...  Read the complete review

On March 31, 1985, the legacy of WrestleMania was born at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Prior to the event, the World Wrestling Federation had held many events, however, none were as successful as WrestleMania. Seen by more than one million fans via closed-circuit television, WrestleMania proved to be the originator of what ...  Read the complete review

Ok there are several PPV now and they are all pretty good but with out the name they are all pretty much the same, except the royal rumble each PPv do not contain a unique event for the PPv. Yeah you get TLC matches but hey there was one on Smackdown last week. The PPv events in the pipeline are; Firstly there is going to be an ...  Read the complete review

Channel 4 has been showing WWF wrestling for a year and a half now. As an added bonus they also show four pay per views each year for free, consisting of the Royal Rumble, Backlash, Fully Loaded and Armageddon, which would usually only be available on sky or cable tv. Sunday Night Heat is the weekly program they show usually aired around 4 PM or ...  Read the complete review

There, quite simply, was no other way to put it. Wrestlemania XVII (or X-Seven as it was called) lasted for 230 minutes, as opposed to the 180 the average WWF PPV runs. I watched it live, from 1am-5am. It was worth every minute. Now, I'm not going to tell you any of the results, because it's a lot more fun to watch if you ...  Read the complete review

I have JUST finished watching wrestlemania after staying up all night (don't do it kids....i don't have school in the morning) so i am a bit sleep deprived, which may mean that i don't do it all in the right order so please forgive me, but i do have to say that wrestlemania was one of the best pay per views i have seen for a long time, ...  Read the complete review

How great was No Way out?!? I thought it was the best pay per view we've had in quite a while. We can definately say we are officially on "the road to Wrestlemania"! I don't know how other wrestling fans feel, but in my opinion the WWF has been losing its nack for great pay per views! I mean I was very dissapointed with a ...  Read the complete review

WWF's pay-per-view events have to be the best wrestling programmes on telly. They are usually 3 hours long and they always keep you entertained and you never know what is going to happen. The Royal Rumble was one of the best i have ever seen. Two titles changed hands, Chris Jericho beat Chris Benoit for the Intercontinental title and ...  Read the complete review

1995, The WWF currently had 5 Pay Per Views, what are now known as "the classic five". Royal Rumble, King Of The Ring, SummerSlam, Survivor Series and the grand daddy of 'em all..WrestleMania. At this time Pay Per Views were really big events, with matches on the cards that were the climax of feuds that had been ...  Read the complete review