Seven Days in Women's Wrestling — page 2

With Revolution looming and the road to WrestleMania being paved, there’s a lot going on in wrestling.  Last week the three companies had more women’s wrestling than any week since I started writing this.

Certainly the trend will continue, right?

It’s been another busy week in wrestling.  We’ve gone to Australia, TNA has had a special event and ROH is throwing people through tables.  Let’s see what the women have been up to this week!

It’s another week in the world of professional wrestling, and as usual we have a lot to talk about.  WWE is on the road to Elimination Chamber, AEW is building at least one title program, and ROH has a shiny new title of its own.

Let’s see what the big three had for us last week!

I think I start every week off by saying it was a big week in wrestling, and this week was no exception.  We had the big WrestleMania XL Kickoff, which I recapped here.  Tony Khan Had A Big Announcement!  Trinity wrapped up her TNA stint.

Let’s see what the big three had for us this week!

We did it, we made it through another week in the wrestling world.  Granted, the wrestling side of the internet has absolutely imploded this weekend, but we’re here.

Let’s see what the women were up to last week!

Hello and welcome to another seven days in the world of women’s wrestling.

What a week.  To say the least, it’s been a rough one.  We found out some disgusting, demented things and a lot of just wanted to tune out.  I think a lot of us questioned our fandom.  I certainly did.  It’s made me question rewatching a large chunk of my childhood which featured one of them as the voice on commentary.  It’s also made me question the Total Divas recaps, largely because one of them plays a larger role as the series goes on (I’m probably not recapping Total Bellas for said reason).

I hope this all opens all the spotlights to all the mistreatment that has happened or is happening.  I hope it helps make wrestling a safe space for women.

This weekly post has always been a tribute to the women of wrestling.  When a lot of things took me out of my fandom, the women brought me back in.  Sasha and Bayley, to be exact.  The amazing women that do what they do mean the world to a lot of us.  They inspire us and it means the world to see them excelling.

More than ever, they are excelling… but still fighting for the spotlight.  And I’m going to keep on spotlighting these amazing women.  Let’s see what they did last week.

It’s been another seven days in the wrestling world.  We’re on the road to the Rumble, trying to find the road to the Ring of Honor Women’s TV Title, and back in the world of TNA.

Let’s see what the women were up to last week!

The women were certainly doing it again this week, so let’s take a look at what they were doing!

This week, TNA returned with some new content and their old name!  AEW had a big in-ring debut and an extra hour of content!  WWE kept building towards the Royal Rumble weekend!

The Thursday episode of Impact was again a clip show, so it isn’t graded below.

Happy Tuesday to you!  It’s time to look at another week in wrestling, in this case for the ladies.

After the holiday week and several shows being off, we came roaring back this week with special edition shows full of wrestling.  Well, except Impact which was another clip show.  One day we’ll get new content again.  They are again not graded this week as they did not create new in-ring content.

Let’s see what the big companies had for us this week!

Happy New Year!  Welcome to another wrap-up of all things women’s wrestling in the “big three” and their secondary brands.

This week, a lot of shows had highlight shows without new in-ring action and with minimal new material for the holidays.  Those shows won’t be rated.  All WWE main roster content – Raw, SmackDown, and Main Event – were end of year editions as was NXT’s Level Up.  Impact delivered part two of its series of Best of 2023 episodes.  AEW also didn’t air Collision this week due to World’s End.

NXT, AEW and Ring of Honor were the only brands with new content this week.  I think AEW has a good chance of winning this week!  WWE has announced special editions of all three shows next week, so they will be battling back in the new year.

Happy holidays, friends!  It’s another week in the world of wrestling which means it’s time to track what the women were up to last week.

WWE is gearing up for the holidays, AEW has title action going on and Impact… well, eventually they’ll have new shows again.

Let’s dive in!

It’s Tuesday, which means I’m wrapping up another week in women’s wrestling.  This week, Ring of Honor goes into battle, NXT resets after Deadline and Impact… well, it must be another theme week.

Let’s jump in!

This week in women’s wrestling, we have big matches advertised for all three companies with NXT and Impact presenting special shows.  WWE is starting the build for the Rumble, AEW is down the road from Final Battle, and Impact is counting down to returning to TNA.

Let’s see what the big three had for the women this week!

It must be Monday, so it must be another look into the week that was for the women of wrestling.  As always, we’re looking at the big three companies – WWE, AEW and Impact – and their shows.  There is a LOT more beyond that and I highly encourage you to check it out, but I have to draw the line for the column somewhere or it’ll never end.

Last week, the women had a huge War Games, Ronda Rousey appeared, and Impact presented another clip show.  Let’s see what this week has for us!

It’s Tuesday, so we must be taking another look back at the week in women’s wrestling and pretending I posted this on Monday.  This week we crash into War Games and have a surprise big name on Ring of Honor.

Can you believe it’s my sixth week tracking the week in women’s wrestling?  This week, the big three threw a lot at us.  AEW held Full Gear, their first PPV (or non-Ring of Honor) show with more than one women’s match on it since May.  Truly exciting times!

As requested, I’m continuing to evolve the formula here.  Before diving into the shows, I’m going to dive into where the stories have been going with each company (and breaking WWE down into Raw, SmackDown and NXT and AEW down to AEW and ROH since there are particular stories there).  This will give you a little more insight into, for example, why you should care that Xia Li is threatening Becky Lynch if you’re joining in for the first time.

Happy Monday and welcome to another exciting week of women’s wrestling.  Last week our big three companies gave us 22 matches with women.  What will happen this week with no pay-per-views or special events?

It’s time for another exciting week in women’s wrestling.  We have two extra special events this week, one from WWE and one from Impact.  Will the numbers go up due to this?  They definitely will for Impact since they aired no new wrestling last week.  Let’s run through the week!

It’s time for another exciting dive into the world of women’s wrestling for the big three companies and their shows.  It’s a week without any PPVs this week, but we are on the build to WWE, AEW and ROH PPVs and NXT is celebrating Halloween. Let’s jump in!

It’s our second week rounding up the news and results of the women’s divisions for the big three – WWE, AEW and Impact.  As always, we’ll go show by show and grade based on opportunity and time given.  But first…

Women’s news!  The PWI 250 listing of the top 250 women wrestlers came out with Mami on top, as Rhea Ripley took home the trophy.  The others in the top four included Guilia, Bianca Belair, Jaime Hayter and Tam Nakano.  Athena came in a few spots too low for my book at 6, but it’s a great overall list.

Now, let’s check out the programming our millionaire overlords have provided for us.  Have they blessed us with a bounty of women’s wrestling this week?  (Probably not.)