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TNA Impact gave us a very solid show this week. The Hardys retained the World Tag Team Titles in a fun opener, Moose had one of the strangest “King’s Speech” segments you’ll ever see, the Knockouts TV Title tournament kept rolling, and Ricky Sosa and Leon Slater continued to feel like two of the brightest young names in the company. That matters. A lot. KC Navarro also confronted Nic Nemeth and go...

AEW Dynamite: Beach Break gave us a very eventful show. Tommaso Ciampa beat Chris Jericho in a fun opener and then looked like a complete maniac afterward with a chair and a power drill. Kyle Fletcher beat Konosuke Takeshita for the AEW International Championship in a good match, even if the finisher spam was way too much for me. The Death Riders and Will Ospreay did their thing, Willow Nightingal...

NXT gave us a pretty solid show this week, folks. Not everything worked, but there was enough good stuff here to come away feeling positive. The opening women’s segment was random in a way that did not really help anybody, but the in-ring side of the show delivered much better. The four-way tag No. 1 contender’s match was fun, Tank Ledger and Keanu Carver had a short hoss fight that did exactly wh...

Raw was a very eventful show, folks. Some good, some weird, some frustrating, and one huge title change at the end. Seth Rollins opened with a very long promo before LA Knight came out to save everybody from falling asleep. The Street Profits lost the World Tag Team Titles back to The Vision in a match that somehow became all about Austin Theory and Maxxine Dupri. Sol Ruca retained thanks to Iyo S...

On this absolutely  massive  episode of  Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again , we’re doing the  great catch-up , folks —  NXT Great American Bash 2026 ,  TNA Slammiversary 2026 , and the enormous  Forbidden Door 2026 . Three big shows, major title matches, shocking results, and the kind of wrestling weekend that separates the strong from the very weak. We break down  Tony D’Angelo  retaining the  NX...

SmackDown gave us a pretty mixed show this week, folks. There was some good stuff, some fine stuff, and one main event that absolutely should have felt bigger than it did. Sami Zayn opened the show as the new Undisputed WWE Champion with a strong promo segment involving Cody Rhodes, Jey Uso, and Adam Pearce setting up Monday’s title match. The Baddies got a win in six-woman action, Rey Fenix and E...

TNA Impact was a very solid show this week, folks. And what I liked most? It actually felt like the future of the company was on display. Ricky Sosa and Leon Slater looked important, the X-Division stayed active, the Knockouts title picture kept moving, and even with some notable names no longer in the mix, TNA still felt like it had direction. That matters. Nic Nemeth opened the show with Ryan an...

AEW Dynamite was a very mixed show this week. Some big names, some big angles, but a whole lot of stuff that just did not land the way it should have. MJF retained the AEW World Championship against Mark Briscoe in a match that felt far less important than the build suggested. Kevin Knight vs. Lio Rush for the TNT Title did very little for me, the Death Riders and Ospreay tag was weird, and too mu...

NXT gave us a mixed show this week, folks. Some very good wrestling, some weird booking, and one main event that absolutely delivered. Kendal Grey opened the show as the new NXT Women’s Champion, but the whole cake celebration and interruption parade got a little strange in a hurry. The Vanity Project retained the NXT Tag Team Titles in a fun match, Mason Rook and Jackson Drake tore it up, EK Pros...

Raw gave us a very strong closing stretch this week, folks. Oba Femi opened the show looking like a star, Brock Lesnar showed up, hit the cheap shot, and now we’ve got Oba vs. Brock inside Hell in a Cell at SummerSlam. That is a massive match. Rey Mysterio and Ethan Page had a fun match, Joe Hendry did his concert routine and got a win over Austin Theory, Iyo Sky and Liv Morgan kept their issue mo...

On this absolutely  massive  episode of  Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again , we review  WWE Night of Champions 2026 , and folks, this was a  big one . Tremendous stakes, major names, championship drama, shocking results — the kind of show that gets people talking, and believe me, they are talking. We break down  Oba Femi  defeating  Jey Uso  to win the  King of the Ring  and punch his ticket to a...

SmackDown gave us a very strong show this week. Not perfect, but a lot to like. Tiffany Stratton and Alexa Bliss opened with a fun tag match, Rey Fenix and Nathan Frazer absolutely tore it up for the AAA Cruiserweight Championship, LA Knight had another tense Bloodline-related segment with Solo Sikoa, and Giulia picked up a nice win before Blake Monroe made a strong debut by laying her out. Danhau...

TNA Impact gave us a very mixed show this week, folks. Some good stuff, some awkward stuff, and one very strong closing angle with Mike Santana and Nic Nemeth. The Hardys kicked things off in full Broken mode, the Knockouts segments were all over the place, AJ Francis squashed poor Manny Lemons, Xia Brookside kept her momentum going, Moose and Eddie Edwards had a strange promo, and then the X-Divi...

AEW Dynamite was a rough one, folks. Some bad matches, some cold segments, and a whole lot of stuff that just did not click. Death Riders vs. Mistico and Brodido did nothing for me, Harley Cameron vs. Marina Shafir was terrible, and way too much of this show felt like filler dressed up as big-time television. Kenny Omega vs. Tony Nese was a complete waste of time, and some of these Forbidden Door...

NXT gave us a very solid go-home show this week. Not everything was perfect, but there was a lot to like. Aaron Rourke and Tristan Angels opened with a fun match, Saquon Shugars and Dion Lennox had a decent face-to-face even if it went a little too long, Hank & Tank brought the usual goofy fun, and Keanu Carver absolutely murdered a man after his match. Then things really picked up with Ariann...

Raw was a solid show this week. Not perfect, but definitely a thumbs-up episode with a strong main event, a good opening segment, and a few angles that actually moved things forward. Oba Femi and Jey Uso opened the show to hype up the King of the Ring Final, and while the entrances dragged a little, the confrontation still did its job. Brie Bella and Paige retained the Women’s Tag Team Titles befo...

On this absolutely  huge  episode of  Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again , we tackle a very important question, maybe one of the most important in all of wrestling:  if someone has only seen a few clips online, how do you introduce them to pro wrestling the right way?  Not with a giant supercard, not with cherry-picked matches, not with a history lecture that puts them to sleep —  sad!  We’re talki...

SmackDown was a strong show, folks. A lot happening, a lot of drama, and some very important developments. Cody Rhodes and Gunther had a fun title match with Sami Zayn as guest referee, but of course Sami completely lost his mind and turned the whole thing into chaos. Ricky Saints and Carmelo Hayes delivered again, Jey Uso beat Je’Von Evans to move on to the King of the Ring Final, and Liv Morgan...

TNA Impact gave us a solid show this week with some good energy, a hot opening segment, a fun six-man tag, and a strong main event. Xia Brookside opened the show getting showered with boos after turning on Lei Ying Lee, and the brawl that followed did a very nice job heating up their Slammiversary match. Mike Santana, Nic Nemeth, and KC Navarro teamed up against Mustafa Ali and Order 4 in a fun op...

AEW Dynamite was a very mixed show, folks. Some very good stuff, some total nonsense, and one absolutely tremendous face-to-face between Will Ospreay and Swerve Strickland that did a lot of heavy lifting for the whole night. Kenny Omega vs. Tony Nese was a complete waste of time, the Omega and Zack Sabre Jr. interaction should have been much bigger, and that giant Team MJF vs. Team Briscoe match g...

NXT gave us a strong show this week, especially when it came to the women’s division. Zaria opened the night as the new NXT Women’s North American Champion and finally felt like a real deal player, not somebody standing in somebody else’s shadow. The opening segment was the usual parade of interruptions, but it did set up a very good main event. Tavion Heights got a solid win, Thea Hail and Izzi D...

Raw gave us a lot this week, folks. Roman Reigns and the Bloodline opened the show with a huge segment, Jacob Fatu was officially welcomed in, and then poor Eric Andre got absolutely destroyed because he touched the wrong thing at the wrong time. Oba Femi kept looking like a future megastar, Chad Gable scored a big win over Rusev, Charlotte Flair handled Roxanne Perez, and Je’Von Evans kept his mo...

On this  major  episode of  Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again , we’re asking a very important question, maybe the most important question in wrestling right now:  has pro wrestling become boring?  And frankly, folks, a lot of it has. Not all of it—let’s be fair. The matches are often good, the talent is tremendous, some great workers, maybe the best athletes ever. But where’s the excitement? Where...

SmackDown was a very strong show this week. Not perfect, but very easy to watch and loaded with things that actually mattered. Charlotte Flair, Jade Cargill, Sol Ruca, and Lyra Valkyria tore it up in an excellent Queen of the Ring four-way. Sami Zayn and Cody Rhodes delivered one of the best promo segments in weeks with Sami trying to “clear the air” and Cody absolutely cutting him to pieces. Rey...

TNA Impact gave us a very solid show this week. Mike Santana survived Eric Young in the opening World Title match, Nic Nemeth teased the cash-in drama again, Mustafa Ali retained in the main event, and Slammiversary got a whole lot more loaded by the end of the night. There was also a strong tag match with The System, Moose stepping back into the mix, and the Hardys/Righteous/System title situatio...