The PPV's has been absolutely incredible, SummerSlam's been great for the past few years and with HHH taking over, I wont be suprised that this year's summerslam will succeed aswell.
WWE live events suck I think your overrating them to much their not that good the setting looks good and stuff but it’s matches are up and down all they do is just push Roman
It’s got to be the HHH effect. NXT PPVs were the best part of any weekend they were a part of. Now that he runs WWE mainline, the main PPVs are always good. He may not nail every feud or storyline but the PPVs are always gold.
For well over a decade, we've all complained and criticised the WWE because we wanted it to be better and now finally, after Vince's departure it's everything we've ever asked for. Nostalgia aside, this era has a claim to be the best ever, especially if you look at the statistics and metrics backing that statement up
@@dreamshakejunya Yeah I agree, I got back into the WWE because of Cena returning at Money in the Bank 2021 and my first PPV (in a while) was Summerslam 2021. I've watched basically everything WWE related since that point and I loved it. Still, there is no doubt that it has improved exponentially since Vince left.
Thank Nick Kahn for this too after he took over. The development of the brand has changed drastically and it worked. Bigger shows, more celebrities, more signings, more purpose he made wwe more main stream which has helped with everything so much.
Generally people say how good were the old times The past is generally seen as better than present But if the present is so appreciable We know we are living in legendary times! This is the best time to be a wrestling fan!
For the first time I am seeing fans enjoying wrestling in the present day other than constantly comparing it to the Attitude era. What a breath of Fresh air
@@malekat8539 no one can deny that. But still it's great to enjoy what we have right now. We may be witnessing a historic moment we don't realise. Enjoy what you have because you never know when it will leave you. Those eras have come and gone never to be forgotten. This era will do the same.
I only recently got back into WWE a few months ago but I’m really enjoying the PPV’s. Backlash and MITB were both amazing - I think the crowds really helped make the events feel special. They should definitely do more outside of the US.
WWE is in its best period in terms of in-ring quality. If the shows of today suck, it's either because of booking decisions or because of only having decent/good matches and not a single match that will be remembered in the future. But rn, WWE rarely has terrible matches today but what they lacked is stories we're invested in and man if only we got great storylines (not necessarly at the Bloodline level), WWE will probably be the best it's ever been.
This is honestly my feelings about WWE right now. This is all my opinion btw, the weekly shows to me now haven't been hitting the same ever since the RAW after Mania (I personally believe that since Vince came back, he started to make changes to HHH's original ideas) but in terms of PPV's, WWE is absolutely murdering it and I still believe WWE can keep this quality going for the rest of the year.
AEW In Ring Quality Better. We Actually Get Quality Matches and Story Every Week, Not Just On PPVS😂. Glad to See WWE Is Finally Getting out The Mud Though 🥱
@@JokersVsZombiesIt's proof that some people just live to be a contrarian. Kind of a sad existence imo but to each their own. I'll keep enjoying both shows and the amazing work these performers put on week in and week out regardless.
WWE made a good decision by doing more international shows because when you have a hype crowd it takes an average/decent show and it makes it even more fun to watch.
The crowds have been making these ppvs so memorable, the matches and storylines are already good but when you have a hot crowd combined with it it becomes fun and great entertainment 🔥, P.S. clash at the castle underrated ppv
I love how HHH focuses on the In Ring work and implements the Takeover Match Card style 5-6 or 7 matches on the card that matter and arent filler plus its cool how under his influence they've expanded and gone outside the US its not only great for Business as they being in new fans but bring in lapsed fans back
That's why I really despised PPV's in 2019, those were always like 4-hour 10-match shows. No wonder the audience was never energetic when the main event came.
I got a WWE Network Subscription during April 2020 Pandemic and the first "PPV" I saw live was Money in the Bank 2020. I thoroughly enjoyed them, I enjoyed the cinematic take on some of the matches. I didn't mind Thunderdome. But there has been a massive boost in quality, and I'm so grateful for it. Nearly every PPV since Clash at the Castle has been almost perfect. I give some credit to our lovely international crowds too. Cardiff, Montreal, Puerto Rico (I know they're still U.S., but I'm still counting it), London- They've all had an AMAZING crowd. I know some people want a less rowdy crowd, but if you want that, go back to 2020, where they Wrestle in a void of the performance center with only Michael Cole to Spectate, not even the NXT performers to watch yet.
This year’s RR was my first PPV going to in person, and I can’t understate how much fun it was. The crowd was so loud for both RR matches, Rhea’s entrance pop was INSANELY loud even though it didn’t sound too loud on tv. And that Sami chair shot? I thought I was gonna lose my hearing! The quality of the shows seeps into the environment there for sure!
PLE or PPV I don't know what u call but it surely feels premium n more than anytime... It's surely Triple H 's big W. Few matches but still awesome moments to talk about.... Genuinely feels like a ple n not a regular tv episode. N yes the matches and storylines do mean something. Every mainevent feels like its important n it deserves to be the mainevent... N especially the fact that rarely a ple match misses its mark is just great.
Nick Khan doesn't get enough credit for this. A lot of people hate on him because of the releases, but he's just letting go of the dead weight. He has been pushing for bigger PPVs. He is aware of what is required to achieve that. Him, Triple H and Stephanie was one of the best trios that was leading the company last year.
I have absolutely LOVED all the PPVs this year, and perhaps not so coincidentally I started watching WWE again. I've kept an eagle eye on WWE since this year's Wrestlemania and man I was NOT disappointed, so many crazy matches and wild stunts that'd it make your head spin trying to mention all of them in one sitting. I hope WWE keeps this momentum up because we might just be seeing a WWE renaissance coming up, in my opinion.
Ever since HHH has took over creative, we have been getting banger after banger PPVs, and my god, the difference has been insane. We got more international shows outside the US, and they have all been legendary, such as Clash at the Castle, Elimination Chamber, Backlash, and now Money in the Bank, Saudi shows are actually good now, there have been more surprises built into every show, storylines actually matter, and overall, everything legit matters under HHH. While he hasn’t been the greatest with some blunders on weekly shows, and sometimes Vince screws over his plans when he returned, in my opinion, HHH truly is the better option, simply for making PPVs, well, PPVs. They all feel more worth it now, and have been more legendary, and this has given me some of my fondest memories with my family. So in general, thank you HHH, and I can’t wait for more greatness.😁
Watching MITB 2023 live in London is an experience I'll never forget. It was my first live wwe event in 10 years of being a fan and the moments, the crowd, the stars, the energy. It was PHENOMENAL
They are cooking! I came back to watch Wrestling after 9 years last year at HIAC and I'm not disappointed at all! The storylines and the shows have been really good! Amazing new talents!
Yo @supers kick studios really like your videos man keep up the good work my favorite match was definitely the bloodline Civil War best match of the night
I watched Crown Jewel 2022 with some non-wrestling fan friends at my house, and they had so much fun with it, despite never seeing anything about WWE besides memes before. I also been watching PPVs with my boyfriend since WrestleMania 39 and he actually enjoys them. It's very nice to not only see wrestling going mainstream again, but also to see its potential for storytelling being shown.
Let's face it. The WWE pay-per-views/premium live events have gotten better because of one man. Triple H, thank you for making WWE programming watchable again. If Vince was still in total control of creative, we'd still have lackluster and horrible shows.
I mean there’s definitely been a resurgence of sort I’m not finding myself struggling to stay awake watching them live because I’m so hooked and invested
I stopped watching WWE years ago as i got a bit older from watching as a kid, but the storylines have got me watching again. It has never been this good.
"wm39 had an exceptional stage" i love you superkick but that is absolutely no doubt one of the of the best stages of all time. easily tied with wm33 for the best of all time, and the setup above the ring made it feel even more huge and sofi was just beautiful. i was just in awe at it both nights. literally the biggest wwe has ever felt in my life in the last 20 years
While I’ll say the Ruthless Agression Era had more consistency in good storyline’s and made each event feel important. Triple H’s big time feel for each PPV is just excellent and makes each show matter for the hype it brings.
For me I began watching PPVs for one person and one person only. That being Cody Rhodes. He single handedly brought me back to WWE and got me invested in the company again.
Bro WWE's PPVs have been wild for about a year now and it's not bcz of wrestlers but bcz of the crowds like in every PPV there is a moment left to talk about. Suddenly WWE has become interesting to watch
I was there for Summer Slam. My first PPV and I loved every minute of it. I don’t think there will ever be a moment in my life that will compare to the feeling of seeing the ring lifted by a tractor.
If u gonna give Triple H the flowers,then don't blame Vince for anything that you dont' like happens..I see fans on net praising Triple H for the bloodline story but blaming Vince for not letting LA Knight win..
I was at Clash at the castle and it was incredible, I really wish I could have been at MITB a few days ago but due to plans the following week I couldnt go but damn we are eating good with WWE PLE's now
Since SummerSlam of last year, every single WWE PLE/PPV has been hitting everything right. Before I used to just play the events in the background while I played video games, on my phone, etc. but now I’m fully paying attention to most of the shows. Idk if it’s a Triple H thing or something, but nearly every event feels bigger and more important, rather then just a date on the calendar
I've been watching wrestling off and on since I was a little kid. After a long time off, I started watching again around Extreme Rules last year. Ever since, it's been a lot of fun to watch.
I've noticed the quality of PLE since SummerSlam. There's always been a talking point that makes you want to keep watching. Something tells me that in the future, this will be a period of time looked at fondly. So glad I was able to attend one (Elimination Chamber).
I think we are taking these times for granted. Ever since SummerSlam 2022, every PPV has been great or perfect. In a few years i think most of us will look back at these ppvs and say "those were the days".
I remember back in 2016-2019. The dark times of WWE, and I would look forward to the time when everyone in NXT in those days would comprise the main roster and Triple H finally takes over. I believe we're in those times.
I dont think is only the booking or the crowd, but also the current talent in WWE seems to be hitting a historic peak. Most of the Wrestlers have much better developped characters than a year prior, and some or them have become huge stars, like Sammy or LA Knight.
After stumbling to this video and had a retrospective thought I have to agree. The ppvs since Summerslam 2022 has honestly been better to watch as there were definitly things to look forward to and matches that delivered. I cant say much about raw and smackdown besides hits whether its with the Bloodline stuff on some shows the ppvs since Summerslam 2022 are honestly the best thing wwe been doing in modern wwe.
I hope they bring another PPV to Australia soon I missed out on going to the last PLE in Melbourne But I know any city in Australia would bring the house down
untill a year ago i was a lapsed fan who only payed attention casually, but when trips took i started paying attention again and definitely a huge improvement
A heavy LA Knight supporter. But I aint mad about it going to Damian. Guy had been an in-ring beast. My favorite from the Judgement day, and really the faction needs to split like the bloodline too. It held for very long and getting stale now. Its likely they are shaping a Damian vs Finn fight for the heavy weight, and both would do extremely well.
Adding more PPV/PLEs in different countries add a lot and make them feel even more special. An event like a summer slam at the Tokyo Dome would go so hard
I hope after SummerSlam they get of all of the gimmick PLE’s. And bring back PLE’s with unique stage design: No Mercy, Unforgiven, Armageddon, Vengeance, & Judgement Day.
@@wwewrestlingandgaming4136 I actually don’t mind those PLE’s but id rather use FastLane as a PLE before Wrestlemania. But i get why they are using it that day.
I think Triple H end goal is to make these shows fun for the fans. The crowds had so much fun and in return they made the shows feels alive with the cheers and boos. I think the future the shows will be WAY better as we will start getting a banger matches when NXT guys like Johnny Gargano, Tomasso Ciampa, Cameron Grimes, Grayson Waller and others start getting into the PPV.
I’ve been saying they’ve kinda been on a small roll since post mania 2022 then it snowballed into a bigger roll by summer with Vince away from creative. Cody Rhodes return, Sami’s bloodline storyline & Gunther’s main roster arrival were important in the long term that all started around the same time. Plus the returns that happened under hhh bulked up the roster gave the mid card, women’s, upper mid, tag & main event divisions some extra life that was needed. Wwe hasn’t been on a consistent run like this as a whole since probably 2008
Regardless of the little missteps here and there, this run from SummerSlam 2022 to Money In The Bank 2023 Triple H leading the charge is just overall fantastic. I don't think any of the PLEs have even come close to being mid, the lowest of the bunch I'd say is Extreme Rules 2022 but even then I'd still say it was a pretty good show. My favorite's gotta be either Clash or Mania which is so damn impressive for Clash considering it's a one-off while the other runner up is fuckin WrestleMania.
bro I'll never forget that Backlash. not even Puerto Rican, not even Latino, but that crowd gave me goosebumps. between the way they reacted to Bunny and the Zelina match it was magical. I mean the emotional energy in that Zelina match was so off the charts I thought the crazy bastards might actually put her over that night. and props to her, she killed that shit. for me it was really Zelinas night. I know there was a lot of big stuff after but for me she stole the show
Wwe always had decent writers and producers on their team to tell stories with continuity. The problem was Vince would disregard a lot of them, like why even waste money paying them when Vince would overrule the stories and promo teams work hours before the show. So the writers and producers stopped trying and just took the paycheck being stooges backstage. The only complain I have about triple h running things now is how much the women's division has been an afterthought at times, whod go into ple without promos.
what’s your favourite PLE of the past year?
WrestleMania 39 Night 1
WrestleMania 39 night 1 and clash at the castle
Definitely WrestleMania 39 Night 1. Was there live, my first WrestleMania experience in person, and it was truly legendary. I’ll never forget it😌.
Wm 39
Clash at the castle 🏰
Backlash Puerto Rico
Wm 39 night 1
It’s genuinely incredible, wwe is back to where it should be!!
The thing is this is so true ppvs are brilliant but, ngl the weekly shows are really mid normally.
For the most part at least
@@L3WIS423eh
Not so fast. Let's not get ahead of ourselves here. Lol
All thanks to Papa H!
The PPV's has been absolutely incredible, SummerSlam's been great for the past few years and with HHH taking over, I wont be suprised that this year's summerslam will succeed aswell.
I can’t wait to see what they do in Ford Field
WWE live events suck I think your overrating them to much their not that good the setting looks good and stuff but it’s matches are up and down all they do is just push Roman
@@JLove2000swrestling Or you just can't let people be happy and have to accuse them.
@@TheGamerRist22It’s Facts Though. WWE Can Only Put on Good PPVs Nothing Else😂
It’s got to be the HHH effect. NXT PPVs were the best part of any weekend they were a part of. Now that he runs WWE mainline, the main PPVs are always good. He may not nail every feud or storyline but the PPVs are always gold.
For well over a decade, we've all complained and criticised the WWE because we wanted it to be better and now finally, after Vince's departure it's everything we've ever asked for. Nostalgia aside, this era has a claim to be the best ever, especially if you look at the statistics and metrics backing that statement up
@@dreamshakejunya Yeah I agree, I got back into the WWE because of Cena returning at Money in the Bank 2021 and my first PPV (in a while) was Summerslam 2021. I've watched basically everything WWE related since that point and I loved it. Still, there is no doubt that it has improved exponentially since Vince left.
@@bluecrasher7710calling this Era arguably the best Era ever when we've had not only the attitude Era but also the ruthless aggression Era?
Thank Nick Kahn for this too after he took over. The development of the brand has changed drastically and it worked. Bigger shows, more celebrities, more signings, more purpose he made wwe more main stream which has helped with everything so much.
Generally people say how good were the old times
The past is generally seen as better than present
But if the present is so appreciable
We know we are living in legendary times!
This is the best time to be a wrestling fan!
Easily this is best time wwe is more fun now
@@Jajshshshs 💯🔥
For the first time I am seeing fans enjoying wrestling in the present day other than constantly comparing it to the Attitude era. What a breath of Fresh air
@@yashbspianoandcompositions1042but... the attitude Era was still better. I'd even say that the ruthless aggression Era was better.
@@malekat8539 no one can deny that. But still it's great to enjoy what we have right now. We may be witnessing a historic moment we don't realise. Enjoy what you have because you never know when it will leave you. Those eras have come and gone never to be forgotten. This era will do the same.
I only recently got back into WWE a few months ago but I’m really enjoying the PPV’s. Backlash and MITB were both amazing - I think the crowds really helped make the events feel special. They should definitely do more outside of the US.
WWE is in its best period in terms of in-ring quality. If the shows of today suck, it's either because of booking decisions or because of only having decent/good matches and not a single match that will be remembered in the future. But rn, WWE rarely has terrible matches today but what they lacked is stories we're invested in and man if only we got great storylines (not necessarly at the Bloodline level), WWE will probably be the best it's ever been.
This is honestly my feelings about WWE right now. This is all my opinion btw, the weekly shows to me now haven't been hitting the same ever since the RAW after Mania (I personally believe that since Vince came back, he started to make changes to HHH's original ideas) but in terms of PPV's, WWE is absolutely murdering it and I still believe WWE can keep this quality going for the rest of the year.
@@terranjones5749 You nailed it.
AEW In Ring Quality Better. We Actually Get Quality Matches and Story Every Week, Not Just On PPVS😂. Glad to See WWE Is Finally Getting out The Mud Though 🥱
@@00drpepper58bro you're the only person talking about AEW in the comments and its weird.
@@JokersVsZombiesIt's proof that some people just live to be a contrarian. Kind of a sad existence imo but to each their own. I'll keep enjoying both shows and the amazing work these performers put on week in and week out regardless.
WWE made a good decision by doing more international shows because when you have a hype crowd it takes an average/decent show and it makes it even more fun to watch.
Man, Clash of the castle is definitely my top 5 ever since HHH took over, Gunther vs Sheamus, The crowd, The atmosphere. It was such a fun show.
"Bayley and bianca went out there and had the craziest, Most Smackdown Here comes the pain match ever" So true.
Their i quit match never happened. Really sad
People don’t want to talk about it but if we’re being honest WWE PLE’s have been hitting it out the park since Wrestlemania last year
The crowds have been making these ppvs so memorable, the matches and storylines are already good but when you have a hot crowd combined with it it becomes fun and great entertainment 🔥, P.S. clash at the castle underrated ppv
I love how HHH focuses on the In Ring work and implements the Takeover Match Card style 5-6 or 7 matches on the card that matter and arent filler plus its cool how under his influence they've expanded and gone outside the US its not only great for Business as they being in new fans but bring in lapsed fans back
That's why I really despised PPV's in 2019, those were always like 4-hour 10-match shows. No wonder the audience was never energetic when the main event came.
I got a WWE Network Subscription during April 2020 Pandemic and the first "PPV" I saw live was Money in the Bank 2020. I thoroughly enjoyed them, I enjoyed the cinematic take on some of the matches. I didn't mind Thunderdome. But there has been a massive boost in quality, and I'm so grateful for it. Nearly every PPV since Clash at the Castle has been almost perfect. I give some credit to our lovely international crowds too. Cardiff, Montreal, Puerto Rico (I know they're still U.S., but I'm still counting it), London- They've all had an AMAZING crowd.
I know some people want a less rowdy crowd, but if you want that, go back to 2020, where they Wrestle in a void of the performance center with only Michael Cole to Spectate, not even the NXT performers to watch yet.
This year’s RR was my first PPV going to in person, and I can’t understate how much fun it was. The crowd was so loud for both RR matches, Rhea’s entrance pop was INSANELY loud even though it didn’t sound too loud on tv. And that Sami chair shot? I thought I was gonna lose my hearing! The quality of the shows seeps into the environment there for sure!
I think since HHH took over wwe has just skyrocketed
The storylines to the matches everything has been executed perfectly
PLE or PPV I don't know what u call but it surely feels premium n more than anytime... It's surely Triple H 's big W. Few matches but still awesome moments to talk about.... Genuinely feels like a ple n not a regular tv episode. N yes the matches and storylines do mean something. Every mainevent feels like its important n it deserves to be the mainevent... N especially the fact that rarely a ple match misses its mark is just great.
I already know this vid about to be good. Nothing but heat this year and everything after summerslam last year
As a person who came back at the royal rumble and been here since, these ppvs are incredible
With this level of consistency, one can only hope for the best with the returns of Payback and Fastlane
Nick Khan doesn't get enough credit for this. A lot of people hate on him because of the releases, but he's just letting go of the dead weight. He has been pushing for bigger PPVs. He is aware of what is required to achieve that. Him, Triple H and Stephanie was one of the best trios that was leading the company last year.
the only one I was disappointed with in the releases is Aleister Black. Dude could've been an undertaker type
i stopped watching around 2019 and recently started watching again i’m so glad things have improved money in the bank was incredible
I have absolutely LOVED all the PPVs this year, and perhaps not so coincidentally I started watching WWE again. I've kept an eagle eye on WWE since this year's Wrestlemania and man I was NOT disappointed, so many crazy matches and wild stunts that'd it make your head spin trying to mention all of them in one sitting. I hope WWE keeps this momentum up because we might just be seeing a WWE renaissance coming up, in my opinion.
Ever since HHH has took over creative, we have been getting banger after banger PPVs, and my god, the difference has been insane. We got more international shows outside the US, and they have all been legendary, such as Clash at the Castle, Elimination Chamber, Backlash, and now Money in the Bank, Saudi shows are actually good now, there have been more surprises built into every show, storylines actually matter, and overall, everything legit matters under HHH. While he hasn’t been the greatest with some blunders on weekly shows, and sometimes Vince screws over his plans when he returned, in my opinion, HHH truly is the better option, simply for making PPVs, well, PPVs. They all feel more worth it now, and have been more legendary, and this has given me some of my fondest memories with my family. So in general, thank you HHH, and I can’t wait for more greatness.😁
Ik vince can be a thorn but vince had booked some great ppv in the past tooo
@@gavobxnds4790He's just old now but I agree with you
ppv are important, always the turning point of something..normally plot wise so always feel the buzz..
Watching MITB 2023 live in London is an experience I'll never forget. It was my first live wwe event in 10 years of being a fan and the moments, the crowd, the stars, the energy. It was PHENOMENAL
They are cooking! I came back to watch Wrestling after 9 years last year at HIAC and I'm not disappointed at all! The storylines and the shows have been really good! Amazing new talents!
Since Triple h took over creative control now premium live event actually giving us a premium feel everytime 🔥🔥
I was literally thinking about how I can’t really remember a bad ppl or ple from the past year and a half it’s genuinely awesome to see Wwe like this.
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Yo @supers kick studios really like your videos man keep up the good work my favorite match was definitely the bloodline Civil War best match of the night
I watched Crown Jewel 2022 with some non-wrestling fan friends at my house, and they had so much fun with it, despite never seeing anything about WWE besides memes before. I also been watching PPVs with my boyfriend since WrestleMania 39 and he actually enjoys them. It's very nice to not only see wrestling going mainstream again, but also to see its potential for storytelling being shown.
Let's face it. The WWE pay-per-views/premium live events have gotten better because of one man. Triple H, thank you for making WWE programming watchable again. If Vince was still in total control of creative, we'd still have lackluster and horrible shows.
The last time I remember a year where all the ppvs were good was 2016 or 2008
showed up in my my recommended didn't know you but glad i stayed and watched the full vid kudos to you my guy
Every single ple feels huge and all the poster are great
I mean there’s definitely been a resurgence of sort I’m not finding myself struggling to stay awake watching them live because I’m so hooked and invested
It finally feels like every ppv / ple feels important and it’s must watch. Haven’t had then in ages
I stopped watching WWE years ago as i got a bit older from watching as a kid, but the storylines have got me watching again. It has never been this good.
the jey and roman rivalry during covid made me come back to wwe after so long and im so proud of how wwe made such a big comebackl
"wm39 had an exceptional stage" i love you superkick but that is absolutely no doubt one of the of the best stages of all time. easily tied with wm33 for the best of all time, and the setup above the ring made it feel even more huge and sofi was just beautiful. i was just in awe at it both nights. literally the biggest wwe has ever felt in my life in the last 20 years
its my favourite WM stage of all time lol.
@@SuperkickStudios goat. lets just hope summerslam 2023 has an actual stage design and not just the basic led screen and long ramp
Favorite PLE in the last year are Clash at the Castle, Halloween Havoc, Night 1 of WrestleMania, and Night of Champions.
WWE has not missed with their PPVs once HHH took over. They have all been solid
While I’ll say the Ruthless Agression Era had more consistency in good storyline’s and made each event feel important. Triple H’s big time feel for each PPV is just excellent and makes each show matter for the hype it brings.
Elimination Chamber 23' had 06 Cena Vs RVD vibes. 😅😅😅😅
For me I began watching PPVs for one person and one person only. That being Cody Rhodes. He single handedly brought me back to WWE and got me invested in the company again.
Bro WWE's PPVs have been wild for about a year now and it's not bcz of wrestlers but bcz of the crowds like in every PPV there is a moment left to talk about. Suddenly WWE has become interesting to watch
All the ppv of this year has being great and must watch. I thought Money in the Bank was up there with Night 1 of WM39.
Excellent video. Thanks for the hard work and uploading
I was there for Summer Slam. My first PPV and I loved every minute of it. I don’t think there will ever be a moment in my life that will compare to the feeling of seeing the ring lifted by a tractor.
Props to WWE, because starting from Summerslam, out of 11 Events, if I'm not mistake, 6 of them are outside the US!
If u gonna give Triple H the flowers,then don't blame Vince for anything that you dont' like happens..I see fans on net praising Triple H for the bloodline story but blaming Vince for not letting LA Knight win..
Roman was legit smiling happy for Sammie in Saudi. That was def a cool moment
I was at Clash at the castle and it was incredible, I really wish I could have been at MITB a few days ago but due to plans the following week I couldnt go but damn we are eating good with WWE PLE's now
Backlash with Bianca Vs IYO 😍 One of the best women match of this year
Since SummerSlam of last year, every single WWE PLE/PPV has been hitting everything right. Before I used to just play the events in the background while I played video games, on my phone, etc. but now I’m fully paying attention to most of the shows. Idk if it’s a Triple H thing or something, but nearly every event feels bigger and more important, rather then just a date on the calendar
I've been watching wrestling off and on since I was a little kid. After a long time off, I started watching again around Extreme Rules last year. Ever since, it's been a lot of fun to watch.
This video is definitely quality, great video!
I've noticed the quality of PLE since SummerSlam. There's always been a talking point that makes you want to keep watching. Something tells me that in the future, this will be a period of time looked at fondly. So glad I was able to attend one (Elimination Chamber).
I think we are taking these times for granted. Ever since SummerSlam 2022, every PPV has been great or perfect. In a few years i think most of us will look back at these ppvs and say "those were the days".
Roman reigns turning heel legit saved the industry and that's maybe an understatement
The PPV’s have been Amazing I’ve haven’t been this excited for wwe PPV’s in years
I remember back in 2016-2019. The dark times of WWE, and I would look forward to the time when everyone in NXT in those days would comprise the main roster and Triple H finally takes over. I believe we're in those times.
Roman is on a different level lately, to me he’s the best performer the wwe has ever had, goated, my tribal chief
I think out of all these clash at the castle surprised me the most that was when I was hooked on wwe again after like 10 years!
I dont think is only the booking or the crowd, but also the current talent in WWE seems to be hitting a historic peak. Most of the Wrestlers have much better developped characters than a year prior, and some or them have become huge stars, like Sammy or LA Knight.
The only thing that they're really doing wrong is the main title defenses
I restarted watching wrestling after years this year, and this is one of the reasons why, quality has gotten insane
We are going through an incredible run, however my favourite series of PPVs were Unforgiven 2005 - Royal Rumble 2006
this new era really made wwe watchable again
i only recently had started watching wwe again, and i havent missed a ppv since, theyve been high quality
R.I.P Bray❤
As someone who was in the crowd for both nights of Wrestlemania, I can safely say it was one of the best wrestling shows that I’ve ever experienced.
Clash was my first ever ppv,and the first ppv in my home country 🏴 thanks hunter
Nothing will ever top PPVs from 1997-2009 🤝🏾😭
After stumbling to this video and had a retrospective thought I have to agree. The ppvs since Summerslam 2022 has honestly been better to watch as there were definitly things to look forward to and matches that delivered. I cant say much about raw and smackdown besides hits whether its with the Bloodline stuff on some shows the ppvs since Summerslam 2022 are honestly the best thing wwe been doing in modern wwe.
16:51 and it’s crazy cause this year John made his third MITB return in 4 years crazy 3 straight years after the Pandemic he returned at MITB
I hope they bring another PPV to Australia soon
I missed out on going to the last PLE in Melbourne
But I know any city in Australia would bring the house down
untill a year ago i was a lapsed fan who only payed attention casually, but when trips took i started paying attention again and definitely a huge improvement
A heavy LA Knight supporter. But I aint mad about it going to Damian.
Guy had been an in-ring beast. My favorite from the Judgement day, and really the faction needs to split like the bloodline too. It held for very long and getting stale now. Its likely they are shaping a Damian vs Finn fight for the heavy weight, and both would do extremely well.
Adding more PPV/PLEs in different countries add a lot and make them feel even more special. An event like a summer slam at the Tokyo Dome would go so hard
Every hhh PPV has been a hit
I hope after SummerSlam they get of all of the gimmick PLE’s. And bring back PLE’s with unique stage design: No Mercy, Unforgiven, Armageddon, Vengeance, & Judgement Day.
wanted custom sets for so long.
They bringing back Payback and Fastlane after SummerSlam
@@SuperkickStudios right
@@wwewrestlingandgaming4136 I actually don’t mind those PLE’s but id rather use FastLane as a PLE before Wrestlemania. But i get why they are using it that day.
@@ReasonablyHilarious Nah Elimination Chamber is better as a PLE before Mania
Wwe as a whole has had a resurgence since HHH took over
I think Triple H end goal is to make these shows fun for the fans. The crowds had so much fun and in return they made the shows feels alive with the cheers and boos. I think the future the shows will be WAY better as we will start getting a banger matches when NXT guys like Johnny Gargano, Tomasso Ciampa, Cameron Grimes, Grayson Waller and others start getting into the PPV.
I loved every bit of Summerslam, especially getting the see it live
I was there for Money In The Bank, my second show live after Smackdown the day before, that was crazy, so happy to have been there !
Ever since WM 38 with the exception of MITB every live show has been a hit 🔥
Thank you HHH
My fav highlight from Backlash was the crowd turning on Bianca and going crazy for Iyo out of nowhere.
I’ve been saying they’ve kinda been on a small roll since post mania 2022 then it snowballed into a bigger roll by summer with Vince away from creative. Cody Rhodes return, Sami’s bloodline storyline & Gunther’s main roster arrival were important in the long term that all started around the same time. Plus the returns that happened under hhh bulked up the roster gave the mid card, women’s, upper mid, tag & main event divisions some extra life that was needed. Wwe hasn’t been on a consistent run like this as a whole since probably 2008
Regardless of the little missteps here and there, this run from SummerSlam 2022 to Money In The Bank 2023 Triple H leading the charge is just overall fantastic. I don't think any of the PLEs have even come close to being mid, the lowest of the bunch I'd say is Extreme Rules 2022 but even then I'd still say it was a pretty good show. My favorite's gotta be either Clash or Mania which is so damn impressive for Clash considering it's a one-off while the other runner up is fuckin WrestleMania.
bro I'll never forget that Backlash. not even Puerto Rican, not even Latino, but that crowd gave me goosebumps. between the way they reacted to Bunny and the Zelina match it was magical. I mean the emotional energy in that Zelina match was so off the charts I thought the crazy bastards might actually put her over that night. and props to her, she killed that shit. for me it was really Zelinas night. I know there was a lot of big stuff after but for me she stole the show
ExtremeRules last year really took me back to being a kid again the buildup to it was so exciting
They are sooooooo much better compared to their recent years
I hope it continue to be this way for a long time 🎉
WWE did a brilliant job with PLEs going in overseas markets.
The crowds are wild and they sell out instantly.
This is what competition does, it brings the best out of WWE
I feel the same. Great video
Forget just this year, WWE PLEs have been on a roll since Wrestlemania 38 at this point. Even the weekly shows have been good as of late.
Wwe always had decent writers and producers on their team to tell stories with continuity. The problem was Vince would disregard a lot of them, like why even waste money paying them when Vince would overrule the stories and promo teams work hours before the show. So the writers and producers stopped trying and just took the paycheck being stooges backstage.
The only complain I have about triple h running things now is how much the women's division has been an afterthought at times, whod go into ple without promos.
completely agree on the women's division.