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The Voices of Wrestling 2025 Sicko Match of the Year

Kevin Hare names the Voices of Wrestling 2025 Sicko Match of the Year—the sicko match that finished highest in our annual poll.
El Desperado Jun Kasai Sicko Match Voices of Wrestling
El Desperado Jun Kasai Sicko Match Voices of Wrestling

The Voices of Wrestling Match of the Year poll is the most prestigious match of the year poll in wrestling.

Voters far and wide list their favorite matches of the year, building a consensus that can serve as a reference for years to come.

Within the voting pool are the true sickos of wrestling.

Not just a marketing tagline, the VOW voters scour the entire world looking for the best wrestling out there, no matter the promotion, arena, or scale.

Each year, there is usually one match that comes out of nowhere, completely niche from the normal wrestling mainstream, but absolutely beloved by the hardest of hardcore fans.

For the first time, it is time to crown the official Voices of Wrestling Sicko Match of the Year.

Here are some general requirements:

  • The match needs shouldn’t be in a major promotion (although it may be in an adjacent one – more on that later)
  • Produce shows and small venues help (but are not required)
  • Is a wrestler all over the MOTY list in other matches? They may not fit in here
  • Basically, you know it when you see it (and let’s be real, this is my article and my award – I know it when I see it)

Last year, I decided to go back and celebrate these matches. I looked at every poll previously and pulled out the Sicko Match of the Year (retroactive). Mexico and Japan have previously dominated the list, with five matches from Mexico and four from Mexico. Some years have stronger pools than others – yes, Blue Demon Jr. vs. Dr. Wagner Jr. was on Triplemania, but that year, there just wasn’t another strong contender.

Here are the past winners, given retroactively:

YearMatchPromotionDatePlace in MOTY Poll
2013Dr. Wagner Jr. vs. LA ParkTXT2013-05-1110
2014Virus vs. TitanCMLL2014-01-2815
2015Shuji Ishikawa vs. Daisuke SekimotoBJW2015-03-3122
2016Trauma 1 vs. Canis LupusIWRG2016-09-048
2017WALTER vs. Ilja DragonovWXW2017-03-127
2018Masashi Takeda vs. Isami KodakaBJW2018-06-207
2019Blue Demon Jr. vs. Dr. Wagner Jr.AAA2019-08-0310
2020Villano III Jr. vs. AereoAAA2020-03-0113
2021Team Sendai Girls vs. Team MarvelousGAEAISM2021-06-1326
2022Jun Kasai vs. El DesperadoJTO2022-09-128
2023Fuminori Abe vs. Takuya NomuraWe Are Fighting Detectives2023-10-128
2024Mad Dog Connelly vs. DemusACTION2024-04-0411

This year, not one, but two sicko matches finished in the top 10!

Sareee vs. Syuri (Sareee-ISM Chapter VII, 3/10/25) and Jun Kasai vs. El Desperado (Death Pain Invitational, 6/24/25) were both strong contenders with their own bubbles of support.

Sareee vs. Syuri took place on a Sareee-produced show in Shinjuku Face with no commentary. For 30 minutes, both absolutely pummeled each other, eventually ending in a draw.

Kasai vs. Desperado was a rematch of their esteemed (and previous Sicko winner) 2022 match. While it did technically fall under the NJPW banner, no one would mistake this as anything but a sicko match. A sold-out Korakuen Hall watched the greatest deathmatch wrestler of all time battle the man who has possibly turned into his most famous rival.

Both had strong showings and are worthy winners.

However, there could be only one…. and this year, with a 9th place vote in the overall poll, the winner is….

JUN KASAI VS EL DESPERADO (6/24/25)

A beautiful match (and one that I voted #1) that is a worthy winner. But no shade cast to Sareee vs. Syuri, another great match that transcended the confines of its bubble.

Will there somehow be a third Kasai vs. Despy match to vie for contention next year?

Will SareeeISM produce next year’s winner?

Is there a match happening in a basement somewhere next weekend that will become absolutely beloved? Personally, there’s nothing in wrestling that makes me happier than finding out.

Until next year!

Follow the Voices of Wrestling 2025 Match of the Year Countdown

Follow the full countdown, including several more sicko matches, at voicesofwrestling.com/2025moty.