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Bang the Drum wasn’t as strong as the last Manchester show but the last two matches delivered and the #CCK debut was so well done.

Lucha Forever adapted some late card shuffling and Catch Me Outside ended up being a fine show highlighted by two co-main events.

It may be a somewhat unpopular opinion, but I thought this was a consistent but unspectacular show. #CCK winning the tournament was great though.

Almost on a par with the stunning first night, and certainly worth checking out, the second night of the Dream Tag Team Invitational certainly delivered.

Marble Zone was a really great show with some pretty big developments up and down the card that serves really well as a jump on point for OTT.

No Regrets wasn’t a particularly good show, but the show was saved from being terrible by two well booked title changes that got great reactions.

There were definitely positives to take from Lucha Forever’s debut show, but ultimately this was a thumbs in the middle show.

Overall ScrapperMania was a fantastic show and a wonderful way to showcase OTT, where the Elite drew the eyeballs but the Irish talent delivered huge.

Epic Encounter 2017 was a mixed bag of very strong, fun matches along with a few that missed the mark or didn’t live up to expectations.

BarraMania 3 was a very disappointing show from ICW. After some good showings, this show was exhibit A for ICW slipping back to its old ways of overbooking.

Exit Wounds was a thumbs in the middle outing that ended strongly, with two very enjoyable matches in Galloway-Ospreay and Starr-Scurll.

True Destiny ended up being a solid iPPV outing for What Culture that just lacked that one really great and memorable match that would have put it over the top.

The World Tag Team League was another excellent weekend of wrestling from wXw. While the final night didn’t reach the heights of night 2 it still delivered.

wXw’s road to the World Tag Team League, featuring Champions Night and Inner Circle 2, isn’t a homerun but Hero vs. ZSJ is still worth checking out.

Wrestling is Art is OTT’s second year selling out a show at the Dublin Fringe festival, highlighted by a star studded four way and a title change.

While wXw Now didn’t have a completely blow-away month there was certainly stuff to enjoy, highlighted by Tommy End’s last matches and Hot & Spicy explode.

RPW Uprising was an eventful show for sure. The first half is packed with great wrestling and the second half has a level of carcrash appeal.

A special addition to the RPW York Hall delivers in a big way, highlighted by Ospreay’s triumphant return and the dream main event of Angle vs. Sabre Jr.

wXw Superstars of Wrestling Night 2 was not a good show. Scurll vs. Sabre Jr. underwhelmed by their high standards, and the main event was utter garbage.