This Dynamite was packed, folks. Packed. Kevin Knight and Darby Allin opened with a fun TNT Title match, Knight retained, and right away AEW started stacking angles on top of angles. Brodido vs. ProtOkada was very good, Andrade kept himself in the title mix, Jay White had a strong match with Clark Connors, and the No DQ Women’s Tag Title match absolutely delivered. That was one of the best things on the whole show. The problem? AEW cannot help itself. Everything turns into another run-in, another confrontation, another pile of bodies, another ten people standing around with belts. The Thekla and Willow face-to-face felt awkward and immature, not nearly as heated as it should have been. Then the main event was fun, chaotic, and classic modern AEW — strong action, too much happening, and a wild closing scene with Kenny Omega getting busted open and Kevin Knight standing tall with two belts. Good wrestling, messy structure, and a show that felt exciting while also feeling overloaded. Very AEW.

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NXT gave us a pretty strong show, folks. Not perfect, but strong. DarkState beat Saquon Shugars, Noam Dar, and Romeo Moreno in a fun opener, Kendal Grey and Lola Vice set up an Underground title fight with some solid verbal tension, and Jaida Parker vs Nattie was very good even if the towel finish was bizarre. Keanu Carver kept looking like a beast, Shawn Spears stole one from Niko Vance with classic nonsense, and Reina Volcan made a memorable debut even if I’m not in love with that finisher. Then the main event delivered: Tony D’Angelo and Naraku had a good street fight, Tony retained, and just when you thought the show was over — boom — Mike Santana walks through the crowd and stares down the NXT Champion. Big ending, good energy, and enough happening here for a very easy 10-minute review.

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Raw was rough this week, folks. Very rough. The opener with Je’Von Evans and Dragon Lee against The Vision was pretty good, and Bron Breakker looked like a complete animal again, but after that this show kept sliding. Danhausen returning the “human monies” to Judgment Day turned into goofy chaos, Oba Femi destroyed JD McDonagh in 53 seconds, and Joe Hendry got one of the loudest reactions of the night. Seth Rollins and Solo Sikoa had a long talking segment that didn’t fully land, even with Jacob Fatu showing up. Chad Gable and Penta beating Rusev and Ethan Page was fun, but then we got even more overbooked nonsense with Liv Morgan, Iyo Sky, Dominik Mysterio, Danhausen and Hendry all tangled together. LA Knight talked big, Jacob Fatu beat him, and the ending felt like another pile of stuff instead of a strong finish. There were a few bright spots, but overall this was a bad episode of Raw. Too messy, too cluttered, too much nonsense, and not enough focus. One of the weaker WWE TV shows in a while.

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SmackDown was a mixed bag, but a pretty entertaining one. Gunther opened the show furious, Adam Pearce laid down the stakes, and Cody Rhodes brought the fight immediately. Finn Balor keeps stacking wins and looking like a serious player, which is exactly what SmackDown needs. Tiffany Stratton beat Jacy Jayne in a qualifier that was good, even if I still think Jacy should have won. Nia Jax vs Jade Cargill was basically nothing — ridiculous booking, over in a blink, total waste. Fraxiom vs The War Raiders was tremendous stuff and one of the best matches on the show. Then Cody Rhodes vs Gunther ended in a DQ that actually made sense because Sami Zayn and CM Punk chaos took over and sent the whole thing into a wild closing brawl. Not everything worked, but enough worked to make this a thumbs-up episode.

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TNA Impact gave us a very solid show, folks. Not perfect, but very watchable and it finished hot. The opener with M by Elegance and Rosemary was just okay, Moose vs AJ Francis got cut off by a DQ right when it was getting interesting, and Mustafa Ali’s Order 4 address added some intrigue with Mila Moore joining the group. Ricky Sosa and Bear Bronson had a fun match, Harley Hudson lost again — which is becoming a tradition at this point — and Nic Nemeth spent more time talking down to KC Navarro than acting like a fighting world champion. But then Cedric Alexander vs Fabian Aichner absolutely delivered. Really good X-Division title match, strong interference finish, and a great closing brawl with Ricky Sosa and Leon Slater making the save. Good action, strong energy, and a nice final stretch. Impact keeps feeling like a show with real momentum.

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AEW Dynamite was one of those shows, folks — some good wrestling, some total clutter, and one unbelievably long Kenny Omega celebration segment that turned into a traffic jam of people, promos, interruptions, and chaos. Cope & Cage retained the AEW Tag Team Titles over Wheeler Yuta and Daniel Garcia in a match that felt flat, but the wild post-match scene with The Bucks, Bang Bang Gang, Death Riders, Finlay, and Jay White gave the crowd something to sink its teeth into. Andrade beat Jake Doyle in a match that didn’t do much for me, while Kyle Fletcher vs. Komander was fun and the post-match angle with Takeshita, Okada, and Brodido brought real energy. Darby Allin beat Brian Cage in a match that felt more like a burial than a battle. And the main event — Mercedes Moné, Megan Bayne, and Lena Kross vs. Willow Nightingale, Hyan, and Maya World — was okay, not terrible, but as a main event? I don’t know, folks. Kenny Omega’s big celebration did set up Kevin Knight as the first challenger, and Ospreay remains a major piece of the Wembley picture, but this show felt overstuffed, messy, and way too pleased with itself. Not a disaster, but definitely a mixed bag.

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NXT had some very good wrestling this week, folks, and some very weird stuff too. Vanity Project retained the NXT Tag Team Titles over Sean Legacy and Dorian Van Dukes in a damn good opener with a slick Reverse DDT and double foot stomp combo. The Tristan Angels and Shiloh Hill segment? Strange, goofy, not scary at all, and honestly I laughed more than anything. Naraku beat Tate Wilder in a match that was just there, then the post-match chaos with Tony D’Angelo and security turned into a total mess. Zaria looked tremendous in the Women’s North American Title Fatal 4-Way, steamrolling people and finishing Nikkita Lyons with the F5 like an absolute monster. Tavion Heights and Jackson Drake had a solid developmental match, and the main event triple threat with Lola Vice, Kelani Jordan, and Kali Armstrong was excellent stuff. Big action, strong pace, and Lola gets the huge win to become the new #1 contender for Kendal Grey’s NXT Women’s Championship. Good show overall, not perfect, but definitely plenty to talk about in under 10 minutes.

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This Raw had energy, folks. Big energy. Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman opened the show with police officers, restraining-order nonsense, and a lot of talking, but then Oba Femi came out and absolutely destroyed the whole thing. The crowd loved it. Iyo Sky stole a win over Roxanne Perez, then got jumped until Sol Ruca made the save and got wrecked by Raquel Rodriguez. The Vision celebration dragged, but Maxxine got tremendous heat and Otis still has the crowd in his corner. The Bloodline drama? More chaos, more swerves, more chair shots, and honestly, I’m getting tired of it. Bayley and Lyra Valkyria had a strong verbal exchange with a nasty pull-apart feel. Then the gauntlet match delivered: Dominik Mysterio, Joe Hendry, Je’Von Evans, Dragon Lee, Rusev, Chad Gable, Ethan Page — lots of action, too many commercials, but Chad Gable surviving the whole thing was tremendous. And the main-event contract signing between Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins? Excellent. Great lines, great tension, real hatred, and Seth standing tall at the end. Overall, a very entertaining Raw with a hot crowd, some nonsense, some greatness, and plenty to talk about.

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SmackDown was a strange show this week, folks. Some important developments, some dead spots, and one absolutely vicious closing angle with Gunther going completely off the rails. CM Punk opened the show as the new Undisputed WWE Champion, Cody Rhodes came out, and just like that we’ve got Punk vs. Cody official for SummerSlam. Big match? Absolutely. Logical process? That’s another story, because if Sami Zayn was the former champion, maybe he should be the one getting that rematch instead of Cody walking in and saying “SummerSlam.”

Finn Balor beat Tama Tonga in a fine opener, the Bloodline business with Royce Keys had almost no life to it, Jade Cargill and the Baddies looked vicious again, and Baron Corbin got a great reaction returning to wreck Trick Williams and Carmelo Hayes. Then Gunther closed the show by assaulting Nick Aldis like a complete maniac when he didn’t get the answer he wanted.

Overall, definitely not a bad SmackDown, but a very uneven one. The big angles mattered, the middle dragged, and Gunther absolutely stole the ending. In this review, I break down everything that mattered from WWE SmackDown 7/10/26 in under 10 minutes.

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TNA Impact gave us a very solid show this week. The Hardys retained the World Tag Team Titles in a fun opener, Moose had one of the strangest “King’s Speech” segments you’ll ever see, the Knockouts TV Title tournament kept rolling, and Ricky Sosa and Leon Slater continued to feel like two of the brightest young names in the company. That matters. A lot.

KC Navarro also confronted Nic Nemeth and got more Nemeth family nonsense for his trouble, while the main event saw Xia Brookside and Léi Yǐng Lee go to war in a No DQ Knockouts World Title match that absolutely delivered. That was the big one. Really good match, violent enough to feel serious, and a strong way to close the show.

Overall, this was an easy TNA to watch. Good pacing, some younger talent getting meaningful spotlight, and a main event worth talking about. In this review, I break down everything that mattered from TNA Impact 7/9/26 in under 10 minutes.

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