Kevin Berge

4 days ago | bleacherreport.com | Kevin Berge

While Pat McAfee has wrestled multiple times for WWE, he was fully established as a commentator far past his prime in the build-up to Backlash. Despite this story, WWE treated McAfee like one of the toughest men in all of WWE, surviving many of the best shots The Ring General could throw at him. Both men worked this contest too soft for the promise of the battle. In particular, McAfee's offense never looked believable.

6 days ago | bleacherreport.com | Kevin Berge

Face: Solo Sikoa3 of 4 Jacob Fatu and Solo Sikoa once looked inseparable, but the popularity of the former has left the latter in the background. It has to be eating away at Sikoa that Fatu is holding the United States Championship while he could not win the undisputed WWE title. A collision between these two is inevitable, but who turns on who? While Fatu would likely get more fan support, Sikoa makes the most sense going back to teaming with his brothers, Jey and Jimmy Uso, down the line.

6 days ago | bleacherreport.com | Kevin Berge

From the Masonic Temple Theatre in Detroit, Michigan, the May 7 edition of Dynamite continued to build momentum toward Double or Nothing 2025. Samoa Joe collided with The Death Riders' Claudio Castagnoli, just one week before facing Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship inside a Steel Cage. Toni Storm continued her Championship Eliminator run in a Fatal 4-Way match with Thunder Rosa, Penelope Ford and Anna Jay.

2 weeks ago | bleacherreport.com | Kevin Berge

All Elite Wrestling continued a strong streak of shows with the April 30 edition of Dynamite in the Chartway Arena in Norfolk, Virginia. The final semifinals match of the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament was certain to be spectacular. Hangman Adam Page and Kyle Fletcher both needed this win. "Timeless" Toni Storm faced Miyu Yamashita in a championship eliminator dream match. Could The Pink Striker pull off the upset and earn a future AEW Women's World Championship opportunity?

2 weeks ago | bleacherreport.com | Kevin Berge

WWE has relied on Giulia and Stephanie Vaquer since WrestleMania, but while the latter still needs to complete her story in NXT, the former has a clearer direction on Raw. Beyond a follow-up match with Vaquer for the NXT Women's Championship, Giulia should focus on the main roster and team with Roxanne Perez regularly. The Prodigy is a rising star WWE is already relying upon. Her match with Rhea Ripley this week was a sign of things to come, a competitive battle that helped both stars shine.