There was no shortage of great moments, matches, and performers throughout the last calendar year, and today, we begin honoring the best and worst in the world of Pro Wrestling from 2025.

This was a show Tony Khan had to nail as a booker, and he did exactly that and then some...

Not many non-WrestleMania weekends can lay claim to being the biggest wrestling weekend of the year, but you could absolutely make the argument for the weekend of July 11-13: ROH Supercard of Honor, NXT's Great American Bash, a Saturday Night's Main Event headlined by Goldberg's final match, WWE Evolution, and most central to that; AEW All In: Texas.

I don't think this is a foregone conclusion by any means, and that speaks to the preposterous level of high-end talent women's wrestling has this year across several different promotions. However, Storm arguably has the best outright match and feud this year, an untouchable promo catalog, and is undeniably a top draw in the industry with as over-the-top a persona as you can get in modern-day wrestling. Feels like that's more than enough evidence as she's now only weeks out fr

There hasn't been palpable anger like this among AEW fans, maybe ever after a PPV show...