Mr. Excitement lives on; Punk, Bryan put on classic at Over The Limit
WWE Over The Limit had it all. From tremendous pro wrestling to tremendous spectacle, this show delivered in all areas, extending WWE's streak of terrific pay-per-views. In the two featured bouts, CM Punk and Daniel Bryan had the potential match of the year for the WWE Championship and in the main event, John Laurinaitis retained power by overcoming the odds to best John Cena.
FULL STORY
Countdown to WWE Over The Limit

Roode retains yet again to cap off thrilling Sacrifice
Bobby Roode is closing in on being the longest-reigning TNA World Heavyweight Champion for a reason: He just keeps winning. His title reign, though, was put to the test at Sacrifice as he faced Rob Van Dam in a ladder match with the title on the line. Who would survive the brutal match and walk away champion to cap one of TNA's best pay-per-view efforts in a while? That match highlighted an excellent card that also saw tremendous matches between Bully Ray and Austin Aries and Kurt Angle and AJ Styles.
FULL STORY
Countdown to TNA Sacrifice

Bloodied Cena shocks Lesnar to cap off outstanding Extreme Rules
For the first time since March 2004, Brock Lesnar returned to in-ring action in the WWE, facing John Cena in an extreme rules match in the main event of the Extreme Rules pay-per-view. After taking a brutal beating that saw both men bleed, it was Cena that somehow managed to rally yet again, handing WWE's newest signee a loss in his first match to cap off a show where all the big matches delivered in spades.
FULL STORY
Extreme predictions for Extreme Rules event

Roode, Storm try, but can't save disappointing Lockdown
For nearly half a year, James Storm has been hunting down Bobby Roode. In front of his hometown crowd, Storm finally had a chance to win the big one, but things didn't go the way he, or the crowd, expected, as Roode escaped by the skin of his teeth once again in the main event of a decidedly less-than-average show.
FULL STORY

Highs of Taker-HHH, Cena-Rock and Punk-Jericho overcome plenty of lows at WrestleMania XXVIII
It's not often that the main event of WrestleMania gets a whole year of hype behind it. In fact it's never happened before this year, when the entire wrestling-watching world knew since around this time in 2011 that John Cena and The Rock would go face to face in Miami in a match billed as “Once in a Lifetime.” Judging by the reactions of a record crowd of 78,363 at Sun Life Stadium for WrestleMania XXVIII on Sunday, that was a wise business decision by the WWE.
FULL STORY

ROH Showdown in the Sun 2: Richards outlasts Elgin in Match of the Year candidate
There are great matches and then there's what we saw Saturday at Ring of Honor's second Showdown in the Sun event. In a bout for the ROH World Championship, Davey Richards and Michael Elgin laid it all on the line in an epic, hard-hitting Match of the Year candidate that had everyone on their feet as the two refused to surrender with the title on the line.
FULL STORY
ROH Showdown in the Sun: Richards retains, Steen gets unexpected help

Roode squeaks by Sting at Victory Road
For months, TNA World Heavyweight Champion Bobby Roode and the company's authority figure Sting have been at odds. Finally, after months of going back-and-forth with things getting physical at times, they finally meet in centre ring in a non-title, no holds barred match. Also on the show is another grudge match, this one between Kurt Angle and Jeff Hardy.
FULL STORY
Countdown to TNA Victory Road

ROH 10th anniversary show mixes new blood with old
A decade ago, when Ring of Honor began, few really gave it much thought or chance -- and why should they have really? It looked to be just another independent wrestling company trying to come together and make a name for itself. But luckily ROH wasn't just like any other company, and as time went by the company grew and grew.
FULL STORY

Good matches but not enough of them at Elimination Chamber
It’s always tricky trying to anticipate what might happen at Elimination Chamber since it sits between two of the WWE’s biggest events in any given year. Suffice it to say that the WWE must find it difficult to put together as well, because Sunday’s show in Milwaukee had a serious case of multiple personality disorder.
FULL STORY
Countdown to WWE Elimination Chamber

TNA delivers excellent show with Against All Odds
Sometimes it's like pulling teeth to get a good pay-per-view out of TNA. That was anything but the case Sunday at Against All Odds. From top to bottom, the card delivered. The matches you thought would be good delivered above expectations while the lacklustre matches on paper held their own. The show was highlighted by the Fatal Four Way for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship and the X Division Title match between Austin Aries and Alex Shelley.
FULL STORY
Countdown to TNA Against All Odds