This one was fun for someone who doesn’t watch 205 Live. Which was…Īkira Tozawa and Rich Swann vs The Brian Kendrick and Noam Dar (with Alicia Fox) Image Source: WWE I skipped most of this because I don’t hate myself enough to watch the pre-show. I didn’t know who Peter Rosenburg was and Booker T was wearing a scarf with a suit. Not much to say here except Renee Young is as invited and energetic as ever. I’m pretty sure that’s exactly what he used to say.
Story Progression – How the matches began, moved along or ended a running storyline based on moments throughout the match and the end result.Įmotional Investment – How much I personally cared about this match and how that affected my overall enjoyment of said match.Īll clear? Well, to quote the great Triple H, “I. Wrestling Ability – The actual wrestling stuff technicality, fluidity, selling, story-telling etc. Hype Factor – How much hype surrounded this match and whether or not it lived up to said hype.īig Moments – Memorable spots, scenes or moves from any of the matches, good or bad. I’ll be marking the matches on five different categories (each one being out of five) and then calculating an average at the end. Oh, before we begin, i should go over how my little match ranking scale works. Nevertheless, we have ten matches to get through (only 8 of which were advertised) and lots and lots of, umm, “interesting” points to mull over, so we’d best get on with it, I guess.
Well, I say WWE Pay-Per-View, some of it felt like it should have belonged on Raw and the ending could have come straight from a WCW show in 1999.
Hi there! My name is Jacob and I have been given the enviable task of reviewing the latest WWE Pay-Per-View, Fastlane, for the good folks on this here website.
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