Category: PPV/iPPVs

The biggest show in Game Changer Wrestling’s history The Wrld on GCW invaded the famed Hammerstein Ballroom on Sunday.

The newest indie on the scene Terminus made their debut with All Roads Lead Here featuring a unique ruleset and a stacked roster.

Five years to the date after her last AAW match, Ruby Soho returned with a new name, but provided her usual excellent brand of wrestling.

GCW is back for one of its final major events of the year – the Nick Gage Invitational 6!

A spotfest lucha tag, a bloody plunder brawl, and a story-driven tag match highlighted another enjoyable outing from Chicago’s premier indie.

NWA 73 didn’t quite match the unmitigated success of EmPowerrr but was an eventful way to wrap up back-to-back events at the Chase.

AAW successfully kicked off one of the biggest wrestling weekends of the year with Destination: Chicago, one of their best shows in years.

NWA EmPowerrr was a complete show with great action, solid stories, and many heartwarming moments.

Night 2 of Glory By Honor XVIII took a while to get going, but it definitely reached its peak with the final three matches.

Not only was this show full of great matches, but AAW Savages & Kings represented a changing of the guard for one of the country’s top indies.

For long-time fans, this is the type of payoff they’ve been hoping for. AAW United We Stand was a thoroughly satisfying show from top to bottom.

Ring of Honor returned to PPV with a stellar Best in the World 2021 show concluding with a new ROH World Champion in Bandido.

Both Mat Fitchett vs. Josh Alexander and Fred Yehi vs. Daniel Garcia makes AAW’s Crush & Destroy well worth your time.

AAW continues to move in the right direction with both their storytelling and with their in-ring action with Take No Prisoners 2021.

No one on the indie landscape is running shows as sensible or compact as AAW right now. This was another very strong outing from them.