30 PPVs reviewed and here we go with another stat pack. In this one you’ll find all the key stats from the original Wrestlemania pay per view all the way through to Survivor Series 92. Nearly 8 years of facts and figures in one place. Win/Loss percentages for wrestlers, tag teams and managers as well as facts about who’s had the most matches, best title … Continue reading Stat Pack Vol 6
Welcome to this review of the sixth annual Survivor Series! This show feels like we’re entering a new generation in the WWF, with new Superstars take the top spots. Tonights main event is a WWF title match between Bret “The Hitman” Hart and Intercontinental champion Shawn Michaels. Now that in itself may seem a bit odd since the last time the WWF was on PPV … Continue reading Survivor Series 92
Every man for himself! It’s time for another Royal Rumble PPV and this one is going to be special. The main event this year is once again the Royal Rumble match but for the first time ever the WWF World title is on the line. The title was vacated after two shady finishes to title matches on the last two PPV’s. Ric Flair was involved … Continue reading Royal Rumble 92
Hello and welcome to the fifth stat pack. I do these after every five pay per views reviewed so now we’re 25 PPVs down, it’s time for a new pack. For those that don’t know, a stat pack is just a collection of statistics that have accumulated over the PPVs reviewed so far. And being that this is the 25th anniversary so to speak, I … Continue reading Stat Pack Vol 5
UK Rampage 1991! The first show I’ve reviewed to be held in the United Kingdom which should make this one interesting. This is only a month after the last PPV, Wrestlemania VII so you’d think there’d be a lot of re-matches….well there aren’t. See back in the 90’s Wrestlemania was the end of the wrestling year. So obviously all champions are still in tact although … Continue reading UK Rampage 91
Welcome to the fourth stat pack. I like to publish these every five pay per views to update you on the statistics of the wrestlers as we go. The last one was published after Royal Rumble 1991 and what’s happened since then? Well, Hulk Hogan is still World Champion. Well, he lost the belt to Ultimate Warrior who lost it to Sgt Slaughter who then … Continue reading Stat Pack Vol 4
Friend vs friend, foe vs foe, it’s every man for himself! That’s the long and short of it with a Royal Rumble match and if the previous three are anything to go by then this should be good. Going into this, Ultimate Warrior is the World Heavyweight champion and has been since Wrestlemania VI when he defeated Hulk Hogan. Now though he has to defend … Continue reading Royal Rumble 91
The Heat Returns for another year! This is the third Summerslam PPV following two average showings. It also follows a disappointing Wrestlemania so I’m sure the WWE will be looking to bounce back with this one. A double main event has been advertised for this one. The first andmost important is the new World Heavyweight champion The Ultimate Warrior defending his title against “Ravishing” Rick … Continue reading Summerslam 90
The Ultimate Challenge. World Heavyweight Champion Hulk Hogan against Intercontinental Champion The Ultimate Warrior. Two huge babyfaces finally go one on one with the two singles titles at stake. It’s a huge main event right up there with Hogan/Savage and Hogan/Andre. It’s been brewing for a few months and tonight it comes to a head. Also at Wrestlemania VI the year long feud between Jake … Continue reading Wrestlemania 6
The WWF Thanksgiving Tradition continues for its third year and this year is another big one. These Survivor Series PPVs always rate highly because of their fast paced, action packed matches. The big change for this PPV is that unlike the two last editions that have featured four matches of five man teams, this one has five matches of four man teams. Hot off the … Continue reading Survivor Series 89
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