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  1. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    No Way Out 2012 Match 1: World Heavyweight Championship Match - Sheamus (c) def. Dolph Ziggler (15:10) An underrated gem right here. We start the night with a pretty good World Heavyweight Title match. This crowd was thoroughly behind Ziggler in this match. This match starts with Sheamus...
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    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    Money in the Bank 2017 Match 1: Money in the Bank Ladder Match - Carmella def. Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, Tamina & Natalya (13:20) Of course, that’s what the history books will say. But in my mind, this match was won by James Ellsworth. This was the first ever women’s Money in the Bank...
  3. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    In Your House: The Premiere Match 1: Bret Hart def. Hakushi (14:39) Night starts with a pretty good opener. Which shouldn’t be too surprising considering who’s in it. Not as good as I thought it would be, but a very good match. Hakushi controls the pace for a good portion of the match, but...
  4. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    Judgment Day 2007 Match 1: Ric Flair def. Carlito (15:44) I don’t think I hate this as much as other people. I thought it was okay. The big problem with this match is that Carlito spends a lot of it targeting Flair’s arm, with little to no offense from Flair and it goes too long. But with...
  5. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    Idk that main event looks kinda rough lol
  6. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    In Your House 15: A Cold Day in Hell This was even shorter than the last show I watched honestly. Match 1: Hunter Hearst Helmsley def. Flash Funk (10:05) Start off with an okay match. Nothing spectacular, but Flash gets to show off his athleticism while showcasing Chyna as Hunter’s...
  7. Jarf

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    In Your House 9: International Incident Match 1: The Bodydonnas def. The Smoking Gunns (13:05) The Smoking Gunns are the Tag Team Champions, but this is a non-title match. Sunny also turned on the Bodydonnas and is the manager of the Gunns. An average match to start the show. The Smoking...
  8. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    No Way Out 2005 Match 1: WWE Tag Team Championship Match - Rey Mysterio & Eddie Guerrero def. The Basham Brothers (c) (14:48) RVD went down with an injury, so Rey recruited Eddie to be his new partner. Michael Cole says that these two are future Hall of Famers, and now they both are. This...
  9. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    Elimination Chamber 2018 Match 1: Raw Women’s Championship Elimination Chamber Match - Alexa Bliss (c) def. Sasha Banks, Bayley, Mickie James, Sonya Deville & Mandy Rose (29:35) The first ever women’s Chamber match. In the build to this match, in a desperate attempt to gain any advantage...
  10. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    In Your House 21: Unforgiven Match 1: Faarooq, Ken Shamrock & Steve Blackman def. The Nation of Domination (The Rock, Mark Henry & D’Lo Brown) (13:07) Starting the show off mild. Ken Shamrock had been feuding with the Nation for a few months and The Nation had just kicked Faarooq out of...
  11. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    New Years Revolution 2005 Even with the amazing main event, I think this show’s cagematch rating is generous. Match 1: World Tag Team Championship Match - Eugene & William Regal (c) def. Christian & Tyson Tomko (12:22) This match was okay for a bit, but boy does it fall off a cliff at the...
  12. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    Welp, this comment has aged poorly in a matter of two weeks
  13. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    Survivor Series 1991 At the start of the show, they play footage of Randy Savage being bitten by Jake Roberts’ snake and Jack Tunney announces that neither man will be wrestling at the show, but he does book a match between the two at This Tuesday in Texas. This Tuesday in Texas is going to...
  14. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    Capitol Punishment (2011) Why did WWE spell capital with an O? Match 1: United States Championship Match - Dolph Ziggler def. Kofi Kingston (c) (11:05) This was a good way to start the show. Not a great match but a good one. It’s a back and forth match for most of the match. Ziggler was...
  15. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    Survivor Series 1993 Match 1: Survivor Series Tag Team Elimination Match - Razor Ramon, Randy Savage, 1-2-3 Kid & Marty Jannetty def. I.R.S, Diesel, Rick Martel & Adam Bomb (26:58) I was pleasantly surprised by this opener. I didn’t have super high expectations for it but it manages to...
  16. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    In Your House 23: Fully Loaded Match 1: Val Venis def. Jeff Jarrett (7:50) This is Val’s PPV debut. So he cuts a promo and says he’s gonna do something he’s always wanted to do. And he almost whips his dick out and I have never been so happy to see Jeff Jarrett in my life. Then we have...
  17. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    Survivor Series 1997 Match 1: Survivor Series Tag Team Elimination Match - The New Age Outlaws & The Godwinns def. The Headbangers & The New Blackjacks (15:27) I hate watching the Godwinns wrestle. A lot of this match is the Outlaws letting The Godwinns doing most of the work. Road Dogg, I...
  18. Jarf

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    Unforgiven 1999 Vince Russo might be the dumbest man in the history of pro wrestling. And that is saying a lot. I should start by saying that all but one referee is on strike during this show and I wouldn’t bring that up if it doesn’t come into play for the main event. Match 1: Val Venis...
  19. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    Battleground 2013 Match 1: World Heavyweight Championship Hardcore Match - Alberto Del Rio (c) def. Rob Van Dam (17:08) What a weird time this was. After years, Ricardo Rodriguez had been dumped by Del Rio, he joined up with RVD. Now as much as I hate to give Del Rio credit for anything...
  20. Jarf

    Reviewing every WWE PPV in order from worst to best

    Insurrextion 2003 This might be one of the laziest cards I’ve ever seen. It’s literally a copy and paste of the Bad Blood PPV happening a week from this show with few differences. Match 1: Women’s Championship Match - Jazz (c) def. Trish Stratus (10:45) We kick the show off with a women’s...
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