The Road to Wrestlemania is underway!! The final major event before Wrestlemania is done and now we have a clearer picture of that show. Headlined by an excellent Wyatt/Shield match and a really good chamber match, this show is mostly very good. This week, we debate about Batista extensively, the product in general, and discuss the latest Raw. Also we talk about the WWE Network and our initial impressions with it.

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AWWWW YEAHHHH. The OG Horsemen are back together and it feels so good! The Road to Wrestlemania began at the Royal Rumble and it was the most controversial Rumble I have ever witnessed.  There was so much to chew over and discuss that we ran extra long this week. Also Garrett vented....A lot. 

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2013 will go down as one of the best years of wrestling we have ever seen. We had more excellent Raws and more PPV quality matches on free tv than at any point in history. We give our bests and worsts of the year and reminisce on the year gone by.

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Happy Holidays everybody! After the abysmal showing at Suvivor Series, the WWE pinned all their hopes on a major unification match. The result was a solidly average, enjoyable affair that saw two surprisingly fun handicap matches, a better than expected main event, and whole lot of filler. We break it down match by match and also give our thoughts on both the Christmas Raw and the long awaited WWE Network.

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WOOF. Well, this is a first for the Horsemen Review team. For the first time ever, Garrett and Chris fly solo because literally no one else wanted to talk about this show. In officially the worst WWE PPV since we began, the team slogged through this poorly built mess of an event. We discuss the Curtis Axel problem, the uselessness of Bray Wyatt, and People Power naturally. 

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Even though the sheer brutality of the Hell in a Cell has been toned down in recent years, it can usually be called upon to be an entertaining show. After the extremely strong start, hopes were very high. Sadly, it was not to last.

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Battleground was a show that didn't feel like it had much heat going in. Did this lack of heat hurt the overall product? Wellll....yes and no. Bolstered by a strong match of the year candidate this show felt wildly uneven. A full crew was on hand as we discussed the Wyatt family, the uneveness of the Ryback character, and Chris finally accepts that he was wrong about Goldust. 

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A thousand years of darkness continues unabated!! It was inevitable after the string of fine programs that we've had this year that inevitably there would be a dip. Night of Champions was that dip. Join us as we dicuss how awesome the Bukaisu Knee is, what on earth Dolph Ziggler did wrong, and how incredibly off the twitter polls were. 

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For the first time in a long time, it felt like the WWE made a concentrated effort to make SummerSlam the #2 show of the year. To reward their efforts, fans were treated to the best show of the year and witnessed two very strong match of the year contenders. This show saw us talk about uneccesary Triple H, Alberto Del Rio's jacked up face, and Garrett ranting about Randy Orton. Don't worry we also talk about the matches in depth with our usual flare. 

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Every year, Money in the Bank is consistently the best event the WWE puts out. Every year new stories are developed and new superstars are forged in the craziness that is the Money in the Bank. This years outing was no different. While the two main MITB events were excellent, the main show itself was fairly good. This "Shield" edition of Garrett, Ron, and Chris, tackle the boringness of Curtis Axel, the greatness of Mark Henry, and the white hot fire that is Daniel Bryan.

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