The WWE Network

[Pale Rider/Nikolai Ivanov]

Its honestly pretty decent, while i dont like WWE as a company. Its wide selection has me intrigued. I'll go over some Free shows on the network and rate em

Raw Talk: Like my Corruption Circle show, it furthers character development for the wrestlers and the storylines. 6/10

The Monday Night War: Very good docu series about everything Attitude Era. One of the best documentaries on the network. 9/10

WWE's The Bump: A basic talk show, nothing much to add here. 6/10

WWE's The Day Of: Looks like an interesting insight into the backstage of WWE Pay Per Views. 7/10

Total Divas/Total Bellas/Miz And Mrs: Absolutely NO interest at all. 4/10

WWE Ride Along: Nothing too fancy, but looks decent. 6/10

WWE Table For 3: Pretty much the same as above. 6/10

WWE Break It Down: Remember the Showcase Cutscenes from 2k19 and 2k20? Well its that, but in more variety. Looks good and I might check one out soon. 8/10

WWE The Best Of: If you like the actual wrestling, this is great for you as you get classic matches plus some very recent matches can be found here too like Taker Vs Styles and Owens Vs Rollins. 9/10

WWE Photo Shoot/Story Time: pretty basic. 6/10

[Dyno]

I actually un-subscribed a couple of months ago following their decision to delay uploading NXT to the following week. There are other ways to watch so pointless paying £9.99 a month.

Only thing I watch on it now is "the Bump" from time to time, which I do enjoy.

I have watched "Ride Along" in the past and that's decent.

[The Manhattan Mauler]

I only really keep it as I have no other way to watch a majority of WWE's shows. (even then I feel a bit bad keeping it) But the one thing that has kept the price more than fair over the past month is The Last Ride documentary, that was fantastic.

[Duke Mongoose]

My buddy Ryan Papolla is on The Bump. It blows my mind to see one of my good friends on a WWE produced show.