Tag: Extreme Rules

The Horror Show At Extreme Rules was WWE's most unusual PPV yet in 2020. However, as proven here, "unusual" isn't necessarily better.

WWE Extreme Rules 2019 has a lot to offer on DVD, and this is especially true when throwing in the bonus material on this two-disc set.

With a few exciting encounters and several title changes, Extreme Rules 2011 flies under the radar a bit, but is actually one of the year’s better events.

WWE Extreme Rules 2018 does have some entertaining content that, along with the extras, just about make it worth a gander on DVD.

WWE Extreme Rules is always a fun, bone-crunching show – but the 2018 edition is one of the best ever!

The finish of the last match aside, Extreme Rules 2012 is a great show on the whole, and is well worth checking out on DVD.

Extreme Rules 2017 has several matches of a high quality (and one match which is poorly booked, to be fair), whereas Money In The Bank 2017 has few notable moments from an in-ring standpoint, and generally feels second-rate.

Raw throws the rulebook out of the window for Extreme Rules, while the Superstars of SmackDown Live climb new heights for a guaranteed championship match contract at Money In The Bank!

The first PPV after WrestleMania is always a struggle to maintain the momentum of the year's biggest show. However, ER '13 does a nice job, making for a rather enjoyable wrestling DVD to watch.

The first PPV in the new era of WWE after WrestleMania XXX is a worthwhile card with several entertaining battles, and one which takes the "Extreme" name to the, erm, extreme (hint: the DVD cover spoils it).

Extreme Rules 2015 didn't quite achieve the excitement that the card has in the last few years. One of the matches is very good (and few expected anything from it beforehand, making it doubly impressive), but the rest of the card is only adequate at best.

The success of this event would be overshadowed by the major hype for the subsequent Money In The Bank event, which featured official comeback matches for Rollins and Cena, but when the time comes to review the top cards of 2016, there's a good chance that Extreme Rules will sit amongst those shows.