Category: PPV/iPPVs

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.

AAW once again proved that with a little bit of effort and a little bit of care, there is still independent wrestling worth watching.

ROH put together a great PPV for their 19th Anniversary Show with a few standout matches and a hot closing angle to build for the future.

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AAW’s second outing in the COVID-stricken universe proved to be a success with one strong match and numerous stories told throughout.

Josh Barnett’s Bloodsport 2020 may not be an event for everyone but is something everyone should at least attempt to check out.

NWA and ROH nailed the presentation of Crockett Cup 2019 even if the matches themselves didn’t deliver across the board.

Joey Janela’s LA Confidential was capped off by an incredible main event between Nick Gage and David Arquette. Yes, you read that correctly.

Black Label Pro is an indie promotion willing to do unique and interesting things which they did on the ten-match Big Trouble in Little Crown Point show.