Ok, so the purpose of this thread is to see which PPVs are the most 'liked'.
Now I know that it all depends on the matches, but there are PPVs such as Hell in a Cell and Extreme Rules which you kind of get the jist what the PPV is going to be like.
For me, the main PPVs which are a must buy are -
- Wrestlemania
- You know its gonna be a good PPV, plus how can you miss the biggest PPV of the year
- Royal Rumble
- Pretty much I buy this for the Royal Rumble Match. I love watching them so it pretty much sells itself.
- Money in the Bank
- Much like the Royal Rumble Match, I love watching the Money In The Bank matches, plus we basicaly find out at least one world champion. Of course this year we had Cena vs. Punk, but I doubt MITB in 2012 will be as good as 2011.
Used to buy -
- Extreme Rules
- This really has been watered down so much that its unreal. Compare ECW ONS 2005 or 2006 to Extreme Rules 2011 and you'll see whatmean. (Yes I know its PG)
So what PPVs are a 'must buy' for you?
Also, this is a side question for UK viewers, does anyone know how Sky decide which PPV's are going to be free on Sky Sports or on Sky Box Office? Because the big four I have never seen free, while some of the others are evenly disputed so we get the same number of free and paid.
Now I know that it all depends on the matches, but there are PPVs such as Hell in a Cell and Extreme Rules which you kind of get the jist what the PPV is going to be like.
For me, the main PPVs which are a must buy are -
- Wrestlemania
- You know its gonna be a good PPV, plus how can you miss the biggest PPV of the year
- Royal Rumble
- Pretty much I buy this for the Royal Rumble Match. I love watching them so it pretty much sells itself.
- Money in the Bank
- Much like the Royal Rumble Match, I love watching the Money In The Bank matches, plus we basicaly find out at least one world champion. Of course this year we had Cena vs. Punk, but I doubt MITB in 2012 will be as good as 2011.
Used to buy -
- Extreme Rules
- This really has been watered down so much that its unreal. Compare ECW ONS 2005 or 2006 to Extreme Rules 2011 and you'll see whatmean. (Yes I know its PG)
So what PPVs are a 'must buy' for you?
Also, this is a side question for UK viewers, does anyone know how Sky decide which PPV's are going to be free on Sky Sports or on Sky Box Office? Because the big four I have never seen free, while some of the others are evenly disputed so we get the same number of free and paid.