Author: Ian Hamilton

In August 1998, WWE expanded it’s programming suite with a show on MTV called Sunday Night Heat. Like with most new shows, it got some attention from WWE in its early years, particularly when it acted as a lead-in to pay-per-views, before being turned into yet-another recap show and rebranded as “Heat”. This week on Random Reviews, we look at some action from the first six months-or-so of Sunday Night Heat!

Round 2 of the Cruiserweight Classic wrapped up this week, with a trio of great matches and some cute story-telling to boot!

#BACKFILL returns for the next instalment from the early days of PROGRESS, headlined by Rampage Brown taking a shot at El Ligero’s title… and the continued slow burn towards the company’s biggest angle.

The long, long road to NGW’s Team Warfare match finally has an end in sight, as the build continued with their latest TV show this past weekend.

The go-home for next week’s “Stacked” supercard featured a taste of Aron Stevens’ new home, as an interference-laden main event soured an otherwise decent episode of WCPW.

Over WrestleMania weekend we reviewed several shows from the independent scene, but there was one that we largely left untouched. Until now… Featuring the stars of the indie scene, including Will Ospreay, Ricochet, Zack Sabre Jr., Chris Hero, Rey Mysterio and many many more, we finally dive into the WrestleCon show, and see just how badly Jeff Jarrett nearly killed the entire event.

Perhaps one of the bigger stories to come out of SummerSlam – online at least – was the new hard-line that WWE’s been taking against individuals who are sharing content.

After seven years off, New Japan crowned the latest Super J Cup winner on Sunday, with the winner having to go through three matches in one night.