WWE survives its own Armageddon
By DALE PLUMMER and NICK TYLWALK It’s called Armageddon for a reason folks. After ending...
Category: PPV Reports 2004
TNA Turning Point a success
Even though tonight’s NWA-TNA pay-per-view was called “Turning Point”, one could...
Victory Road bombs
Oh what could have been. There were high hopes for TNA’s Victory Road, it was necessary for...
Orton survives at Series
Last night the 18th annual Survivor Series took place with the future of Raw for the next month...
Nothing Taboo at Tuesday PPV
Taboo Tuesday was billed as a first of its kind, an interactive PPV where fans had the ultimate...
Fans won’t remember No Mercy
The 2004 edition of Smackdown’s “No Mercy” pay per view at the Continental Airlines Arena in the...
Unforgiven a good night for HHH
All these years and not one PPV out of Portland, Oregon? That all changes tonight as the first...
Orton-Benoit, Guerrero-Angle save SummerSlam
WWE had the chance to prove critics wrong with the 17th edition of SummerSlam live from the Air...
Canadians have Edge at Vengeance
Vengeance has been a historic PPV for the WWE. Vengeance saw the crowning of the first Undisputed...
Bash provides surprise endings
Wrestling and patriotism, both have shared a strong bond. The WWE has always been a strong...
Badd Blood a total bore
There have only been three Badd Blood PPV’s in WWE history, and all three have been capped...
Feature bouts save BackLash
A note to our faithful SLAM! Wrestling readers before we begin. Even though I was born, raised and...
WrestleMania XX bombs
WrestleMania XX was promoted with the slogan: “Where it all begins again.” After last...
Live Rumble something to remember
AT THE RUMBLE – There was a moment during Sunday night’s Royal Rumble pay-per-view,...
Benoit wins the ‘Rumble’
Sixteen years after the Royal Rumble concept debuted at the Copps Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario, a...
