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On the latest PAY-PER-VIEWPOINT: POST SHOW edition of the Smark Out Moment wrestling podcast SMACK TALK, the panel gives their thoughts on the AEW WORLDS END 2023 pay-per-view with a review immediately following the event.

LINEUP FOR AEW WORLDS END 2023 EVENT CARD:

Singles Match for the AEW World Championship: MJF (c) vs. Samoa Joe
Singles Match for the AEW Women's World Championship: "Timeless" Toni Storm (c) vs. Riho
AEW Continental Classic Tournament Final: Eddie Kingston (c) vs Jon Moxley
Singles Match for the AEW TBS Championship: Julia Hart (c) vs. Abadon
No Disqualification Match for the AEW TNT Championship: Christian Cage (c) vs. Adam Copeland
Eight-Man Tag Team Match: Big Bill, Ricky Starks and The Don Callis Family (Kyle Fletcher and Powerhouse Hobbs) vs. Chris Jericho, Sammy Guevara, Darby Allin and Sting
Eight-Man Tag Team Match: All Star Eight-Man Tag Team Match: Bryan Danielson, Claudio Castagnoli, Daniel Garcia and Mark Briscoe vs. Brody King, Jay Lethal, Jay White and Rush
Andrade El Idolo vs. Miro
Dustin Rhodes vs. Swerve Strickland
[Zero Hour] FTW Rules Match for the FTW Championship: Hook (c) vs. Wheeler Yuta
[Zero Hour] 20-Man Battle Royal: Participants TBA
[Zero Hour] Kris Statlander vs. Willow Nightingale

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There's no debating that the last couple of years in wrestling have been nothing short of chaotic. With the returns of legends like Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock, massive firings, Vince McMahon retiring, and the infamous brawl out in AEW, wrestling fans have witnessed some of the most game-changing events in the sport's history. As the door closes in 2023, it's only fitting that we look forward to what could be another hectic year for wrestling in 2024.

WWE, specifically, has gained immense momentum over the past year after the departure of Vince McMahon and Triple H taking over creative control of Monday Night Raw and SmackDown. Now that the company is under the TKO banner along with UFC, it's understandable that all eyes are on what the landscape will be like in WWE once 2024 reaches its end and who the faces of it will end up being. For those reasons, there is much to look forward to for WWE in 2024, and these five in particular could be at the top of most fans' lists.

1. UFC and WWE playing in the same sandbox

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On September 12, 2023, Endeavor, the parent company of UFC, announced that it would combine the mega-mixed martial arts brand with the WWE to form TKO. The merger meant that Endeavor would own 51% of the new company and that WWE shareholders would own 49%. With a blockbuster sports merger like this, it's only a matter of time before fans of both companies see some cross-promotion between them.

Are we bound to see more UFC stars appear on WWE television and possibly set up future storylines with the likes of Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and others? Fans have already seen WWE talents like Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker appear on UFC events. Lesnar, of course, is arguably the most successful superstar who has fought in both companies. It wouldn't be the strangest thing in the world for a UFC fighter like Connor McGregor to appear in a segment with Reigns on SmackDown next year. It not only gives the UFC a chance to promote an upcoming battle involving McGregor on pay-per-view but also reinforces the idea that both companies are playing in the same sandbox.

2. More overseas premium live events

Courtesy of WWE

This past year, the WWE delivered premium live events in more global territories. After the success of events like Elimination Chamber and Backlash, the company is looking to replicate that success with even more PLEs outside of the United States.

Currently, there are three major events scheduled in 2024 that will take place in foreign countries. On February 24th, WWE will present the Elimination Chamber in Perth, Australia. The company will travel to Lyon, France, three months later for Backlash. Finally, a new PLE called Bash in Berlin will occur in Berlin, Germany, in late August. With so many overseas events next year, one has to wonder whether fans will soon see a WrestleMania outside of the U.S.

3. WWE shows on new networks

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This past year, it was announced that SmackDown and NXT will air on new networks in 2024. NXT, which previously aired Tuesdays on the USA network, will debut on the CW in October as part of a five-year deal. The move is interesting since the company, for months, has tried to garner attention for the black and gold brand by sending over some of their major stars like Cody Rhodes, John Cena, and even The Undertaker to appear on the show. The CW has traditionally been targeted at a much younger demographic, so it's the perfect home for a brand that spotlights the future stars in the company.

Meanwhile, SmackDown is set to move away from FOX and air exclusively on the USA network. The deal also includes four WWE-produced primetime specials per year that will air on NBC. SmackDown moving to another network isn't new, as the show has moved several times throughout its television history.

While these moves are exciting, there is still one major unknown regarding WWE's TV rights deal: where will Monday Night Raw air in 2024? As of this writing, WWE's flagship show has yet to secure a new home for next year despite its broadcasting deal with USA Network, which is set to expire in October. Recent rumors suggest that the show could find a new home at Warner Bros Discovery, which currently has a broadcasting deal with WWE's primary competitor, AEW. However, it's been reported that AEW's deal with WBD is set to expire in December next year, so there may be discussions being made between WBD and WWE that fans aren't privy to.

4. Free agents in-coming

Courtesy of New Japan Pro-Wrestling

2024 could see many free agents looking to make their mark in WWE. One of the significant names some fans believe could make his debut in the future is New Japan pro-wrestling legend Kazuchika Okada. The former NJPW Heavyweight champion is set to become a free agent in January. Although Okada has previously wrestled for AEW and would more likely sign with the company, there is every chance that WWE Chief Creative Officer Triple H is looking to include the Japanese legend in his creative plans next year.

Elsewhere, former WWE women's champion Mercedes Mone, formerly known as Sasha Banks, may return to the company after a two-year absence. Since departing from WWE following the controversial walk-out with former tag partner Naomi, the Boss has become a significant name in Japan, wrestling for both Stardom and New Japan. With a new creative team at the helm and the company entering WrestleMania season, it's time for the Boss to return and show again why many fans consider her one of the best female wrestlers in the modern era.

Lastly, there is the current AEW World Champion Maxwell Jacob Friedman, who has arguably become the company's top babyface. While all signs point to MJF resigning with AEW, there is still the possibility that the "bidding war of 2024" ends with him stepping foot inside a WWE ring soon. The one major obstacle standing in the way is Tony Khan, who probably is looking to keep as many of his top talent in his company as possible and wants them all to re-enter negotiations. For a successful talent like MJF, one has to wonder whether he should continue to be AEW's biggest babyface or finally make perhaps the biggest move in his career and sign with WWE.

5. The year that Roman Reigns will lose his crown?

Courtesy of WWE

One big question that many WWE fans had after last year's WrestleMania was whether the Tribal Chief Roman Reigns would continue to dominate as champion going into 2024. The Tribal Chief defended his championship only a handful of times in 2023, which has led some fans to question the legitimacy of his lengthy title reign. Now that Reigns has passed three years as the champ and with WrestleMania 40 right around the corner, there is the possibility the WWE is ready for the Tribal Chief to finally give up his crown to another worthy superstar. But to whom?

The obvious answer would be the American Nightmare Cody Rhodes, who lost to Reigns at WrestleMania last year. Rhodes has repeatedly stated that he wants to win the WWE Championship and fulfill his career quest of "finishing the story." However, with the return of significant names such as Randy Orton and CM Punk, Rhodes may not be the guy to finally take down the Head of the Table.

There's also the glaring proposition of having the Braham Bull, The Rock, be the one to take the WWE Championship away from his cousin at WrestleMania. The Rock recently stated a match between himself and Reigns was "locked in" for WrestleMania 39 in Hollywood, but creative holes caused the anticipated showdown to be put on hold. With WrestleMania 40 being in Philadelphia and the WWE now on one of the hottest streaks it ever has been, perhaps the showdown between The Rock and Roman Reigns is becoming more of a possibility sooner rather than later.

While there are many threats to Reigns' championship, there is also the scary chance that WWE would want the Tribal Chief to survive as champ past 2024. If that happens, he'll be way past Hulk Hogan's championship reign of 1,474 days. It's just something to consider going into next year.

What's been going on this week in the world of professional wrestling? On the latest HOT TAGS edition of the Smark Out Moment wrestling podcast SMACK TALK, the panel discusses the following topics and more:

HOT TAGS OF THE WEEK:

Hiroshi Tanahashi named President and Representative Director of New Japan Pro Wrestling

2024 Wrestle Kingdom 18 predictions

2023 NXT Year-End Award Winners

Thoughts on The Iron Claw

Thoughts on WWE Live event at Madison Square Garden

Updates to the AEW Worlds End 2023 card

Shawn Spears and Dana Massie leaving AEW

Mercedes Mone trademarks Mone Wear, Time is Mone, Mone Talks

Congrats to Gunther and Jinny on the birth of their son

NXT being taken off TNT Sports in the United Kingdom

Predictions for WWE New Year's Knockout Week (Raw Day 1, NXT New Year's Evil and SmackDown New Year's Revolution)

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On the latest PAY-PER-VIEWPOINT: PREVIEW edition of the SMACK TALK podcast, the Smark Out Moment panel gives their thoughts on the upcoming AEW WORLDS END 2023 pay-per-view by breaking down their predictions for each of the matches currently announced on the card as well as any spoilers or other discussion related to the event.

LINEUP FOR AEW WORLDS END 2023 EVENT CARD:

Singles Match for the AEW World Championship: MJF (c) vs. Samoa Joe
Singles Match for the AEW Women's World Championship: "Timeless" Toni Storm (c) vs. Riho
AEW Continental Classic Tournament Final
Singles Match for the AEW TBS Championship: Julia Hart (c) vs. Abadon
FTW Rules Match for the FTW Championship: Hook (c) vs. Wheeler Yuta
Tag Team Match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship: Big Bill and Ricky Starks (c) vs. Chris Jericho and TBA
No Disqualification Match for the AEW TNT Championship: Christian Cage (c) vs. Adam Copeland

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AEW DYNAMITE - NEW YEAR'S SMASH 2023 for December 27, 2023 is coming to you live from Addition Financial Center in Orlando, Florida, Oklahoma! This page will fill you in on all the results for All Elite Wrestling Dynamite from today's episode with ongoing coverage of all highlights, noteworthy moments and winners of each of the matches.

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AEW Wednesday Night Dynamite coverage begins at 8pm ET once the program begins to air on TBS.

AEW DYNAMITE - NEW YEAR'S SMASH 2023 RESULTS: DECEMBER 27, 2023

• Continental Classic Finals Match: Jon Moxley defeated Jay White and Swerve Strickland by pinfall.
• Eddie Kingston defeated Bryan Danielson by pinfall.
• Skye Blue defeated Kris Statlander by pinfall.
• ROH World Tag Team Championship Match: Devil’s Henchmen defeated Maxwell Jacob Friedman and Samoa Joe to win the titles.

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Welcome to the AEW Worlds End 2023 pay-per-view live results coverage page! Worlds End 2023 is coming to you from the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, New York on Long Island on Saturday, December 30, 2023.

Want to know who won all the matches at AEW Worlds End 2023? This post will be updated continuously to reflect ongoing coverage of AEW Worlds End 2023 results from the pre-show onward. Keep refreshing for the most up-to-date information!

Browse my predictions for AEW Worlds End 2023 and find out all the results down below.

AEW Worlds End 2023 Results

Coverage will start as soon as the pre-show begins. Stay tuned!

ZERO HOUR:

Kris Statlander vs. Willow Nightingale

RESULT: Willow Nightingale won by pinfall.
THOUGHTS: Solid enough for a match that exists just to get them on the card in Long Island.

20-Man Battle Royale

RESULT: Killswitch won by tossing out Trent Beretta last.
THOUGHTS: Battle royals are always fun, so yes, I enjoyed this.

FTW Rules Match for the FTW Championship: Hook (c) vs. Wheeler Yuta

RESULT: Hook retained by submission.
THOUGHTS: Smashy smashy. I enjoy FTW Rules matches with Hook. Throw in Yuta, who I also like, and you've got a winning formula.

MAIN CARD:

All Star Eight-Man Tag Team Match: Bryan Danielson, Claudio Castagnoli, Daniel Garcia and Mark Briscoe vs. Brody King, Jay Lethal, Jay White and Rush

RESULT: Daniel Garcia gets the win for his team by pinfall over Jay Lethal.
THOUGHTS: Good match, but it didn't need to go on for a half hour. This could've been 15 minutes maximum.

Andrade El Idolo vs. Miro

RESULT: Miro won by pinfall after CJ Perry turned on Andrade.
THOUGHTS: Honestly, I was bored. I was more interested in the potential of Andrade no-selling this match or something. But they just wrestled a normal match. He did business. It was just flat and uninteresting business that went on far longer than it should have. Again, we're 50 minutes into this event for these two matches that could have taken up only 30 minutes.

Singles Match for the AEW Women's World Championship: "Timeless" Toni Storm (c) vs. Riho

RESULT: Toni Storm retained by pinfall.
THOUGHTS: Snooze. Uphill battle, here. I'm sick (still) and very tired, and this isn't keeping my attention. I didn't really care about this match to begin with, and again, it went on longer than it needed to, in my mind.

Dustin Rhodes vs. Swerve Strickland

RESULT: Swerve Strickland won by pinfall.
THOUGHTS: Obviously, this wasn't the scheduled match. But hey, maybe it's a sign that you should've just done the Keith Lee match MONTHS AGO when this feud made sense to do it? I don't get why they kept putting that off. This match went on way too long. Why do an injury angle and then a 10+ minute match for THIS match, and not some main event type thing?

Eight-Man Tag Team Match: Big Bill, Ricky Starks and The Don Callis Family (Konosuke Takeshita and Powerhouse Hobbs) vs. Chris Jericho, Sammy Guevara, Darby Allin and Sting

RESULT: Sammy Guevara pins Ricky Starks to get the win for his team.
THOUGHTS: Overall, decent. Some slow moments. Sting struggled. Jericho sapped some energy out of this. But whatever, it was fine.

Singles Match for the AEW TBS Championship: Julia Hart (c) vs. Abadon

RESULT: Julia Hart retained by pinfall.
THOUGHTS: Not good...

No Disqualification Match for the AEW TNT Championship: Christian Cage (c) vs. Adam Copeland

RESULT: Adam Copeland won the title by pinfall!

Right after the match, Killswitch went after Copeland. Cage convinced Killswitch to give up his TNT title shot to him. A new match restarts and Cage hits a spear to recapture his title.

RESULT: Christian Cage won the title back by pinfall.

THOUGHTS: Good match with an unfortunate botch of the flaming table spot, and a funny swerve with the title change situation.

AEW Continental Classic Tournament Final: Eddie Kingston (c) vs. Jon Moxley

RESULT: Eddie Kingston won by pinfall.
THOUGHTS: Chops and punches and whatnot, as expected. I enjoyed it. I'm glad Kingston won, too, even though I hate his finisher.

Singles Match for the AEW World Championship: MJF (c) vs. Samoa Joe

RESULT: Samoa Joe won the title by submission.
THOUGHTS: That ending was super flat. I'm glad Joe is champion, but I wouldn't have booked that to be the finish. It sucked the wind out of everything, and not in a good way.

The Devil's crew pops up and lo and behold, as expected, Adam Cole reveals himself to be The Devil. The other 4 are Wardlow, Roderick Strong, Matt Taven and Mike Bennett. They beat down on MJF to end the show.

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AEW Worlds End 2023 will take place on Saturday, December 30, 2023 at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, New York on Long Island. Follow along here for spoilers and information on the event's card, lineup of matches and news regarding the pay-per-view.

The following are my predictions for the 2023 AEW Worlds End. Check back for Worlds End 2023 results and review coverage here when the time comes.

AEW Worlds End 2023 Spoilers

Singles Match for the AEW World Championship: MJF (c) vs. Samoa Joe

Honestly, as great as Samoa Joe is, I was hoping for something a little more bombastic for this match. We've seen them feuding for a bit, and to just go back around to that (even with the knowledge in mind that this definitely hasn't all played out the way they wanted, after Adam Cole's injury)...I don't know. This thing with The Devil has been a drag more than a fun ride. The most interesting scenario here is for MJF to drop the title, which makes sense if they want to tease that he's leaving the company. But I think he's re-signed, and that there's a good chance he simply retains and all that mystery goes away. Now, if he's injured, there's even more of a reason to have him drop the title, so he can take some time off and build up that speculation that he's gone. I'm starting to think that will happen, but I'm not convinced. If it does, hey, I'm a big fan of Samoa Joe, too, so that'd be cool to see him as champion.

PREDICTION: I'm 50/50 on this, slightly leaning toward MJF retaining just because I feel like Joe should win and it wouldn't shock me if he didn't.

AEW Continental Classic Tournament Final: Eddie Kingston (c) vs. Jon Moxley

I remain hesitant to trust this whole Triple Crown thing will be a good idea. It just seems like it's flawed from the start, with how they're going to defend 3 titles and not potentially break them up over time, and have them tied into a yearly tournament. I also just don't like the name Continental Championship, as it seems like this should just be the International Championship. Anyway, Kingston should win this. Not only is the underdog idea better to go with, and having him win in New York is a better option than if he lost, but he's the whole reason two of the belts are on the line. Why transition it all to Mox just before he goes to Wrestle Kingdom to challenge for the Global Championship?

PREDICTION: Eddie Kingston wins.

AEW Women's World Championship Match: "Timeless" Toni Storm (c) vs. Riho

I know that on paper, Riho is the first-ever women's world champion in AEW, so this should be at least a match where the challenger is worthwhile, if not how some people out there will be convinced that she stands any chance to beat Storm. But let's be honest. This is low-effort filler. I haven't bought into Riho winning a match that's worthwhile in years. Even when she was champion, it felt more like she was given that distinction for the sake of it, rather than being the best possible option at the time. She's cooled off considerably since then, and we all know Storm isn't dropping that belt any time soon, so then, it becomes a factor of whether or not I'm willing to suspend my disbelief and just go with how enjoyable the match will be. That's where you'll hate me even more for saying I just don't think I'll love this. So the whole thing turns into an overwhelming "meh" for me, and I would skip it if I could, but since it'll be live, I guess I'll just have to type out "Toni Storm retained by pinfall" well in advance and wait to hit the publish button on that result.

PREDICTION: Toni Storm retains.

Singles Match for the AEW TBS Championship: Julia Hart (c) vs. Abadon

No way is Julia Hart losing the title this fast, especially not to Abadon. Abadon's just a zombie being fed to a witch. That's a sentence I didn't think I'd necessarily write.

PREDICTION: Julia Hart retains.

FTW Rules Match for the FTW Championship: Hook (c) vs. Wheeler Yuta

These guys are fun, FTW Rules is a good stipulation, and since there's a chance Yuta does win the belt, that means this isn't some foregone conclusion. Cool. I'm down for this more than most of the card, actually. Most likely, I'd be down to see a rematch for the Pure Championship, too.

PREDICTION: Hook retains.

No Disqualification Match for the AEW TNT Championship: Christian Cage (c) vs. Adam Copeland

Doing a rematch gives me the vibe that Copeland is winning this belt, but Tony Khan wanted to delay it and milk it for a few more segments, for whatever endgame reasoning. Maybe the No DQ gimmick is how Cage retains, though. It depends on if there will be interference on Edge's behalf or if it's entirely just going to be Nick Wayne and company helping out Cage.

PREDICTION: Adam Copeland wins.

Quick predictions for a few other matches added to the card:

• Swerve Strickland beats Keith Lee. This match should've happened months ago.
  
• I don't care about Andrade vs. Miro. Flip a coin.
• The babyfaces (Chris Jericho, Darby Allin, Sammy Guevara and Sting) likely beat Big Bill, Ricky Starks, Kyle Fletcher and Powerhouse Hobbs. Filler match. Meh.
• Nobody's been announced for the 20-man battle royale, but since the winner gets a TNT Championship match, and I'm thinking Edge wins, then it could be almost anyone that he simply wants to wrestle at some point. These are easy matches to book when someone wins a title shot, they wrestle on TV, and then move on to an actual feud after that. So...let's say...Jay White wins.
   

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AEW COLLISION for December 23, 2023 is coming to you live from Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas! This page will fill you in on all the results for All Elite Wrestling Collision from today's episode with ongoing coverage of all highlights, noteworthy moments and winners of each of the matches.

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AEW COLLISION RESULTS: DECEMBER 23, 2023 HOLIDAY BASH

• Continental Classic (Blue League): Bryan Danielson vs. Claudio Castagnoli ended in a time limit draw, meaning that Danielson has advanced to the finals of the Blue League and Castagnoli is eliminated.
• AEW World Trios Championship: The Acclaimed defeated Top Flight and Action Andretti by pinfall to retain.
• Hook sends a message to Wheeler Yuta. He wants to fight in his home area in New York at World's End, putting his FTW Championship on the line.
• Keith Lee defeated Brian Cage by pinfall.
• After the match, Lee cuts a promo. He says he's going to be going to Dynamite because he's got a house to tear down (Swerve Strickland).
• Renee Paquette interviews the AEW Women's World Champion, Timeless" Toni Storm. She claims to never have met Mariah May. She says her American license has approved and we can expect to see her in the ring soon. As for Riho, she makes fun of her size and winter is coming.
• Christian Cage comes out with Nick Wayne. Cage brings out Wayne's mother to explain why she did what she did. She says that she did what any mother would do, protect her son. Cage then talks again and says that Copeland is a despicable human being. He then pokes jabs at Copeland's own mother. He implies that him and Wayne's mother got it on at Montreal as well. He then formally accepts Copeland's invitation for a rematch at World's End but he wouldn't call it a challenge since Copeland is no challenge for Cage. In thanks to Copeland's mom, Cage says he's going to take him behind the shed and put him down for good. 
• The AEW World Tag Team Champs are interviewed. Big Bill jokes about Kenny Omega's diagnosis with Diverticulitis, saying he's not really sick with that because Bill's uncle has gingivitis and he's perfectly fine. Ricky Starks comes in and echoes his sentiment, saying Omega doesn't have the guts to take them on at World's End. Starks says that because of this their tag team title match is forfeited. Chris Jericho enters. Jericho says that while Omega is out and the match is out for now, he still has a contract for a match and he'll get it at some point, with whoever as his partner.
• Continental Classic (Blue League): Daniel Garcia defeated Brody King by pinfall, earning 3 points. King is also now eliminated.
• After the match, the lights go out and Malakai Black and Buddy Matthews are there. They drag Garcia to King. Daddy Magic tries to help but gets hit by a knee from Matthews. Before anything else can happen, in comes FTR. Dax Harwood gets on the mic and says that he's ready to beat some ass and he wants FTR vs. House of Black for the first time ever.
• Thunder Rosa and Abadon defeated Julia Hart and Skye Blue by pinfall.
• Continental Classic (Blue League): Eddie Kingston defeated Andrade El Idolo by pinfall, earning 3 points. Andrade is eliminated. It will be Kingston vs. Danielson in the Blue League Final on Dynamite on Wednesday.
• Danielson comes out to the ring and they confront one another before their big match.

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WWE has the Slammy Awards. But here at Smark Out Moment, we like to take an even closer look at what happened throughout the year. Not only do we award the best of many more categories, we also point out the worst that we've seen in the past 12 months of what World Wrestling Entertainment had to offer.

Welcome to the WWE half of the 14th annual Smark Out Moment Awards, aka The Smarkies!

Make sure you let us know in the comments what your choices are for the best and the worst of each award in all of these divisions (Technical Skill Awards, Writing Awards and Performer Awards)!

[TECHNICAL SKILLS AWARDS]

ENTRANCE

Explanation: This award should take into account everything including pyro, lighting, music, what the superstars do during their entrances, and so on. Your choices can be a singular entrance in particular (such as their upgraded WrestleMania one) or someone's standard entrance that happens every time he/she comes to the ring.

[BEST]: Dominik Mysterio (WrestleMania)

• Logan Paul at WrestleMania
• Edge (WrestleMania)
• Bad Bunny (Backlash)
  
• Shinsuke Nakamura (Payback)

[WORST]: Katana Chance and Kayden Carter

• Sami Zayn's wrong music is played
• people without anything like Riddick Moss and such

CLOTHING / ATTIRE

Explanation: Who has the best and worst outfits, whether it's just what they wear during their entrance or if it's their normal ring gear?

[BEST]: Zelina Vega (Backlash)

• Zelina Vega (Royal Rumble)
• Carmella (Hall of Fame)
• Johnny Gargano (NXT Stand & Deliver)
• Trish Stratus (WrestleMania)
• Dominik Mysterio (WrestleMania)
• Charlotte Flair (WrestleMania)
• Kelani Jordan (NXT Halloween Havoc; Ghost-Spider-Gwen Stacy ring gear)
• Shotzi (Edward Scissorhands look from NXT Halloween Havoc)
• Cody Rhodes
• Bianca Belair
• Jade Cargill
  

[WORST]: Seth Rollins (regularly)

• Quincy Elliott
• SCRYPTS

SIGNATURE MANEUVER

Explanation: What is your favorite and least favorite regularly seen wrestling move was that had been featured multiple times as something on a superstar's repertoire. Typically, these are finishers (such as the Attitude Adjustment) but it could also be a signature setup (such as the Five Knuckle Shuffle) or something along those lines.

[BEST]: Bronson Reed's Tsunami

• Damian Priest's South of Heaven
• Cross Rhodes
• Bron Breakker's spear
• Gunther's chop
  

[WORST]: When Brutus Creed misses his cannonball

• Most people have awful finishers. Too many regular options to pick from.
  

SPOT / BOTCH

Explanation: What was the most entertaining spot and what was the biggest disaster of a botch that happened this year?

[BEST/COOLEST SPOT]: Logan Paul and Ricochet collide mid-air at Royal Rumble

• Sami Zayn hits Roman Reigns with a steel chair at Royal Rumble
• RKO to JD McDonagh from WarGames

[WORST/BIGGEST BOTCH]: Shane McMahon tears quad at WrestleMania

• Kofi Kingston botches saving himself at Royal Rumble for the second year in a row
• Uncle Howdy misses LA Knight at Royal Rumble
• Nia Jax's music hits before countdown timer clock at Royal Rumble
• Brutus Creed whiffs his cannonball
  
• The pacing for night 2 of WrestleMania
• Cody should've won at WrestleMania

RECOGNITION

Explanation: Perception is everything, so which superstar deserved more credit this year than they received and which superstar was unworthy of all the praise he or she received?

[MOST UNDERRATED]: Josh Briggs

• Baron Corbin
• DIY
• Duke Hudson
  
• The Miz
• Santos Escobar
  

[MOST OVERRATED]: Lita

• Finn Balor
• Joe Gacy
• Lyra Valkyria
  
• Solo Sikoa
• Trish Stratus
  
• Tyler Bate
• Anyone who gets "stanned" by crazy people online

IMPROVEMENT IN A SUPERSTAR

Explanation: Which superstar improved their work and saw the biggest upgrade and who saw the biggest downgrade in terms of a regression of their performance, spot on the roster, quality of value and so forth?

[BIGGEST UPGRADE]: LA Knight

• Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo
• Iyo Sky
  
• Jey Uso
• Maxxine Dupri
• Trick Williams
  
• Zelina Vega
  

[BIGGEST DOWNGRADE]: Matt Riddle

• AJ Styles
• Cameron Grimes
• Jimmy Uso
• Ronda Rousey

RING WORK

Explanation: Which two superstars were the best and the worst when performing in the ring?

[BEST]: Gunther

• Bianca Belair
• Carmelo Hayes
  
• Chad Gable
• Cody Rhodes
• Wes Lee
  

[WORST]: Ava Raine

• Nia Jax
• Top Dolla

MIC WORK

Explanation: Who had the best and worst promo skills, charisma, and performing as an entertaining character with all of the verbal aspects of WWE.

[BEST]: Cody Rhodes

• LA Knight
  
• Kevin Owens
• The Miz
• Roman Reigns
  
• Sami Zayn
  

[WORST]: Joe Gacy

• Ava Raine
• Katana Chance and Kayden Carter
  
• Lyra Valkyria
• Ronda Rousey
• SCRYPTS
  
• Valhalla
• Xia Li

MATCH OF THE YEAR

Explanation: Matches can be from any show, including Raw, SmackDown, NXT, Main Event, NXT Level Up, pay-per-views and special events. List of my personal match of the year candidates here.

[BEST]:

• Men's Royal Rumble?
• Women's Royal Rumble?
• United States Championship Elimination Chamber Match: Austin Theory (c) vs. Bronson Reed vs. Damian Priest vs. Johnny Gargano vs. Montez Ford vs. Seth Rollins — Elimination Chamber
• Undisputed WWE Universal Championship Match: Roman Reigns (c) vs. Sami Zayn — Elimination Chamber
• SmackDown Women's Championship Match: Charlotte Flair (c) vs. Rhea Ripley — WrestleMania 39 (Night 1)
• WWE Tag Team Championship Match: The Usos (c) vs. Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn — WrestleMania 39 (Night 1)
• Intercontinental Championship Triple Threat Match: Gunther (c) vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Sheamus — WrestleMania 39 (Night 2)
• San Juan Street Fight: Bad Bunny vs. Damian Priest — Backlash
  

[WORST]:

• Charlotte Flair vs. Shotzi — SmackDown (March 10, 2023)
• Women's WrestleMania Showcase Fatal 4-Way Tag Team Match: Chelsea Green and Sonya Deville vs. Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez vs. Natalya and Shotzi vs. Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler — WrestleMania 39 (Night 2)
• The Miz vs. Shane McMahon / Snoop Dogg — WrestleMania 39 (Night 2)
• Trick or Street Fight: Chelsea Green vs. Natalya — Monday Night Raw (October 30, 2023)

[WRITING AWARDS]

CATCH PHRASE or SLOGAN

Explanation: This includes any kind of regularly mentioned slogan, taunt, catch phrase, signature sign-off or any verbal sayings of those sorts.

[BEST]: "Yeah!"

• "Let me talk to ya!" + "With everybody sayin' LA Knight!!"
• singing Seth Rollins' theme
• Booker T'sms (No bread, no water, just meat.)
  
• "The Ring General" from Ludwig Kaiser
• "So ____, what do you wanna talk about?" from Cody Rhodes
• "I am him" from Carmelo Hayes
• Shoosh / athank youuuu
• Whoop that trick
  
• "Yeet"
  

[WORST]: The Judgment Day run Monday Night Raw

• "I am a visionary. I am a revolutionary. I am Seth 'Freakin' Rollins." / Seth's laugh
  

GIMMICK

Explanation: Which superstars portrayed the best and the worst characters this year?

[BEST]: Ex-con Dom and Mami Rhea Ripley

• Thea Hail in Chase University
  

[WORST]: SCRYPTS

• Eddy Thorpe
• Gigi Dolin family girl who fights against her upbringing troubles for her brother's sake 
• Nathan Frazer Hard Hitting Home Truths
• Quincy Elliott
• Raquel has a back
• Schism
• Uncle Howdy

HEEL or FACE TURN

Explanation: The Best/Worst Heel or Face Turn award asks which character turn (whether it was from heel to face or face to heel doesn't matter) was the most effective and interesting and which one was stupid and a mistake.

POSSIBLE OPTIONS: all heel and face turns are on this list

[BEST]: Sami Zayn turns babyface on Roman Reigns at Royal Rumble

• Jey Uso turns babyface
• Drew McIntyre turns heel
• Santos Escobar turns heel

[WORST]: SCRYPTS turning face to align with Axiom and then heel right after

• Alexa Bliss turns heel on Jan 2
• Hit Row turns heel on Jan 6
• The random Mustafa Ali tweener gimmick stuff all year
• Gigi Dolin slowly turns face after Jacy Jayne splits from her
• Tatum Paxley turns heel on Ivy Nile and her career goes nowhere after that
• What's going on with Bobby Lashley?
• Myles Borne's hot potato situation
• Jimmy Uso turning on Jey Uso

TITLE REIGN

Explanation: Who had the most meaningful time with a championship to their name, where the matches were good, the feuds were interesting, and you were enjoying their reign, as well as who failed to meet those expectations and perhaps had a boring, uneventful, bad run with a belt.

POSSIBLE OPTIONS: all of the title reigns on this list

[BEST]: Gunther (Intercontinental Championship)

• Are there really any other contenders this year?
  

[WORST]: (TIE) Absentee Roman Reigns, Women's tag team division

• Charlotte Flair (SmackDown Women's Championship)
• Austin Theory (United States Championship)
• Indi Hartwell (NXT Women's Championship)
• Gallus (NXT Tag Team Championship)
• Everyone in the NXT Women's Tag Team Championship list
• Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler (Women's Tag Team Championship) and most of the others, too
• Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso (tag titles)
• Nathan Frazer (NXT Heritage Cup)
• Chase University (NXT tag titles)

TELEVISION SHOW or DIGITAL PROGRAM

Explanation: Out of WWE's programming all across the board on networks, streaming services, and digital platforms, which shows are your favorite and least favorite?

POSSIBLE OPTIONS: In-ring shows (Main Event, NXT, NXT Level Up, Raw, SmackDown) and other shows (Afterburn, After the Bell, Bottom Line, The Bump, Playback, Pop Question, Raw Talk, SmackDown Lowdown, This is Awesome, This Week in WWE, The Ultimate Show, UpUpDownDown, WWE Now, etc) and one-off programs as well.

[BEST]: Superfan: The Story of Vladimir

• Monday Night Raw
  

[WORST]: All the studio shows

• Main Event

PAY-PER-VIEW or SPECIAL EVENT

Explanation: What were your favorite and least favorite pay-per-views or special events from the year?

POSSIBLE OPTIONS: All pay-per-views and special events are indicated on this list

[BEST]: WrestleMania Night 1

• Royal Rumble

[WORST]: WrestleMania Night 2

• Crown Jewel

MOST SHOCKING MOMENT

Explanation: What was the absolute biggest surprise you had this entire year that you didn't see coming?

[MOST]: (TIE) Bray Wyatt's passing (real life), Cody Rhodes loses at WrestleMania (kayfabe)

• CM Punk returns at Survivor Series
• Jade Cargill signs with WWE
• TKO merger

SMARK OUT MOMENTS

Explanation: What did you consider to be the overall best and worst things to have happened this year? What was the coolest thing to make you happy as a fan and which moment was so horrible that it made you the most disappointed with WWE?

[BEST]: Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn win at WrestleMania

• Carlito and Savio Vega at Backlash
• Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso at the press conference
• Men's Royal Rumble
  

[WORST]: (TIE) Bray Wyatt's passing (real life), Cody Rhodes loses at WrestleMania (kayfabe)

• TKO firing so many people (like McKenzie Mitchell)
• Vince McMahon back in charge in general
  

STORYLINE

Explanation: What were the most interesting, well-executed storylines of the year and which feuds were the least interesting, terrible ones to watch?

[BEST]: Sami Zayn's portion of The Bloodline story leading up to WrestleMania

• Ex Con Dom and Rhea Ripley
  

[WORST]: Roxanne Perez anxiety

• A lot of the stuff with The Bloodline
• Brooks Jensen and Kiana James relationship
  
• Dana Brooke is a bad coach to Kelani Jordan and is frustrated she keeps failing at her career
• Schism's dissolution
  
• Tony D set up by Gallus
• Von Wagner's cranium

[PERFORMER AWARDS]

MANAGER or VALET

Explanation: This includes anybody who regularly accompanies someone down to the ring in some capacity, but is not their tag team partner in the ring.

POSSIBLE OPTIONS: All managers and valets on the roster are indicated on this list

[BEST]: Paul Heyman

• Maxxine Dupri
• Mr. Stone
  
• I don't think Rhea Ripley counts, but if she did, she'd beat out Paul Heyman
  

[WORST]: B-Fab

• Scarlett Bordeaux

BROADCAST CORRESPONDENT

Explanation: This includes all ring announcers, backstage interviewers, panelists and correspondents.

RING ANNOUNCERS: Alicia Taylor, Mike Rome, Samantha Irvin

BACKSTAGE INTERVIEWERS: Cathy Kelley, Kayla Braxton, Kelly Kincaid, Kevin Patrick, McKenzie Mitchell, Megan Morant, Sarah Schreiber

PANEL ANALYSTS / OTHER ANCHORS: Alicia Taylor, Andrea Bazarte, Booker T, Byron Saxton, Jackie Redmond, Jerry Lawler, Kayla Braxton, Matt Camp, Peter Rosenberg, Ryan Pappolla, Sam Roberts, Scott Stanford

- John "Bradshaw" Layfield, Maria Menounos (HOF)

- Gaelyn Mendonca (WWE Now India), Jimena Sánchez (WWE Saturday Night), Moein Al Bastaki (WWE Wal3ooha), Nathalie Mamo (WWE Wal3ooha), Nina Wu (WWE Now China)

[BEST]: Samantha Irvin (ring announcer), Matt Camp (analyst), McKenzie Mitchell (interviews)

• Shout out to Cathy Kelley, Kayla Braxton, Mike Rome, Peter Rosenberg and some other very good ones, too. Byron Saxton gets overlooked for all his contributions, too.
  

[WORST]: The Foreign Analysts (by default?)

• Kevin Patrick
• Megan Morant

COMMENTATOR

Explanation: This includes all members of the commentary teams on all brands, including the foreign commentators.

POSSIBLE OPTIONS: Blake Howard, Booker T, Byron Saxton, Corey Graves, Kevin Patrick, Michael Cole, Pat McAfee, Sudu Shah, Vic Joseph, Wade Barrett

[BEST]: Michael Cole

• Corey Graves
• Pat McAfee
• Vic Joseph
  

[WORST]: Kevin Patrick

• Sudu Shah?

ROSTER NEWCOMER

Explanation: The Best/Worst Newcomer award applies to anybody who either made their debut somewhere on the main roster or NXT, or were repackaged into a completely different gimmick with a different name.

POSSIBLE OPTIONS: All newcomers to the roster are indicated amongst the superstars on this list

[BEST]: Dragon Lee

• Jade Cargill
• Kelani Jordan
• Lexis King
  
• Lola Vice
  

[WORST]: Alexis Lete

• Does Gable Steveson count for finally wrestling a match and it being a disaster?
  

MAIN ROSTER CALL-UP

Explanation: Which of the superstars who moved up from NXT or developmental to the main roster have done the best and the worst with their promotion?

POSSIBLE OPTIONS: All call-ups to the main roster are indicated amongst the superstars on this list

[BEST]: Grayson Waller

• Bronson Reed
• The Creed Brothers
  
• Dragon Lee
  
• JD McDonagh
  
• Zoey Stark
  

[WORST]: Cameron Grimes

• Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn
• Odyssey Jones
• Sanga and Veer Mahaan
  
• Xyon Quinn

TAG TEAM or STABLE

Explanation: Which tag team or stable did you like and hate the most?

POSSIBLE OPTIONS: All tag teams can be found on this list

[BEST]: The Judgment Day

• Chase University
• The Creed Brothers
• Damage CTRL
  
• Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn
• Latino World Order
• Imperium
  

[WORST]: (TIE) Hit Row, Schism

• Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn
• Axiom and Scrypts
• Gallus
• Indus Sher
• Raquel Rodriguez with "insert partner" temporarily

HEEL

Explanation: Who was the most hated villain and which superstar failed the most to get the crowd to boo them?

[BEST]: Dominik Mysterio

• Grayson Waller
• Gunther
• Logan Paul
• Roman Reigns
• Tiffany Stratton
  

[WORST]: Schism (Ava Raine and Joe Gacy)

• Dabba-Kato
  
• Brooklyn Barlow
• Emma
• Jimmy Uso
  
• Lacey Evans
• SCRYPTS
• Valhalla

BABYFACE

Explanation: Who was the best fan-favorite hero and which superstar wasn't able to pull off being a babyface?

[BEST]: Cody Rhodes

• Bianca Belair
• Carmelo Hayes and Trick Williams
  
• Chad Gable
• Jey Uso
• Kevin Owens
• LA Knight
• Sami Zayn
  
• Thea Hail
• Wes Lee
  

[WORST]: SCRYPTS

• Apollo Crews
• Dana Brooke
• Dante Chen
  
• Natalya
  
• Gable Steveson
• Gigi Dolin
• Guru Raaj
  
• Nathan Frazer
  
• Quincy Elliott
• Shanky
• Valentina Feroz and Yulisa Leon

FEMALE SUPERSTAR

Explanation: Which female wrestlers were the cream of the crop and the bottom of the barrel?

POSSIBLE OPTIONS: All superstars who were in WWE this year can be found on this list

[BEST]: Rhea Ripley

• Becky Lynch
• Iyo Sky
  
• Tiffany Stratton
• Zoey Stark
  

[WORST]: Ava Raine

• B-Fab
• Lacey Evans
• Ronda Rousey
  
• Valhalla

MALE SUPERSTAR

Explanation: Which male wrestlers were the cream of the crop and the bottom of the barrel?

POSSIBLE OPTIONS: All superstars who were in WWE this year can be found on this list

[BEST]: Cody Rhodes

• Carmelo Hayes and Trick Williams
  
• Chad Gable
• Dominik Mysterio
  
• Gunther
• Jey Uso
• Kevin Owens
• Sami Zayn
• Seth Rollins

[WORST]: Top Dolla

• Dabba-Kato
• Elias
• Gable Steveson
  
• Joe Gacy
  
• Quincy Elliott
• Rick Boogs
  
• Riddick Moss
• SCRYPTS
• Shanky

SUPERSTAR OF THE YEAR

Explanation: Judging as a co-ed award out of both the men and women wrestlers who were in the company at some point, who was the absolute best and worst in the company this year?

POSSIBLE OPTIONS: All superstars who were in WWE this year can be found on this list

[BEST]: Cody Rhodes

• Chad Gable
• Dominik Mysterio
  
• Gunther
• Jey Uso
• Kevin Owens
• Rhea Ripley
• Sami Zayn
• Seth Rollins

[WORST]: Ava Raine, Top Dolla

• Ava Raine
• Dabba-Kato
  
• Dana Brooke
• Elias
  
• Joe Gacy
• Lacey Evans 
• Quincy Elliott
• Ronda Rousey
• SCRYPTS
• Shanky
  
• Top Dolla

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Welcome to another edition of POWER RANKINGS from Smark Out Moment! Each week, we will break down the current roster and examine who has gone up the WWE hierarchy and who has unfortunately taken a step down the ladder. Factoring in things such as wins and losses, suspensions, injuries, making a name for oneself, being humiliated, and more, who is at the top of the food chain and who needs to make up some ground next week?

Here is the key code for the rankings shorthand when referencing their position in relation to the previous week:

NR = Not included in last week's rankings at all

+ Green = the number of moves up in the rankings compared to last week

- Red = the number of moves down in the rankings compared to last week

Honorable Mentions = five superstars who just barely missed the cut

10. Michin [NR]

In SmackDown's Holiday Havoc tag, Michin scored the decisive pin for the babyface team over Damage CTRL, and by beating Iyo Sky may have earned a future WWE Women's Championship opportunity.

9. Imperium [NR]

Gunther's second straight Intercontinental Championship defense against The Miz means the A-Lister can no longer challenge for the title. However, his win was somewhat tempered by Imperium's Ludwig Kaiser falling to Jey Uso later in the show.

8. Seth Rollins [-5]

No in-ring action for Seth Rollins, instead having a face-to-face confrontation with Drew McIntyre ahead of their upcoming championship rematch.

7. Judgment Day [NR]

While JD McDonagh suffered a surprise, comedy loss to R-Truth, Finn Balor & Damian Priest did manage to fight off the eager challenge of The Creed Brothers to retain their WWE Tag Team Championships.

6. Katana Chance & Kayden Carter [NR]

However, the WWE Women's Tag Team Championships did change hands on Raw, as Katana Chance & Kayden Carter captured the belts from Chelsea Green & Piper Niven.

5. Drew McIntyre [-3]

As noted earlier, Drew McIntyre was solely involved in a promo exchange with Seth Rollins on Raw, adding some layers before their World Heavyweight Championship clash.

4. Kevin Owens [+6]

Kevin Owens proceeded to the finals of the United States Championship contender's tournament, defeating Carmelo Hayes in the semi-final on SmackDown.

3. Santos Escobar [+4]

Joining Kevin Owens in the US tournament final is Santos Escobar as, thanks to the interference of his new cohorts Angel Garza & Humberto Carrillo, he overcame Bobby Lashley.

2. Randy Orton [-1]

No match, but Randy Orton took part in a main event brawl with LA Knight and AJ Styles leading into next week's Triple Threat number one contender's match.

1. Dragon Lee [+4]

Dragon Lee leaps to the top of the Power Rankings with back-to-back defenses of his North American Championship. First, Lee defeated Charlie Dempsey and Joe Coffey in a Triple Threat on NXT, then he beat Butch on SmackDown.

HONORABLE MENTIONS

R-Truth - In his ongoing bid to join Judgment Day, R-Truth defeated JD McDonagh in a Miracle on 34th Street Fight on Raw.

Jey Uso - It was a long time coming, but Jey Uso finally won his first singles match since joining Raw over Imperium's Ludwig Kaiser.

Fallon Henley - In a surprise result, Fallon Henley beat former NXT Women's Champion Tiffany Stratton on Tuesday's show.

Lexis King - The NXT Men's Breakout Tournament continued on Tuesday with Lexis King advancing past Dion Lennox.

Tavion Heights - Later in the night, Tavion Heights rounded off the Breakout semi-finalists with his victory over Luca Crusifino.

The Power Rankings Table (since WrestleMania 39)

1. Judgment Day - 36 weeks (16 weeks at #1)
2. Seth Rollins - 28 weeks (3 weeks at #1)
3. Kevin Owens - 20 weeks (4 weeks at #1)
4. Santos Escobar - 19 weeks (4 weeks at #1)
5. Sami Zayn - 18 weeks (4 weeks at #1)
6. Damage CTRL - 17 weeks (1 week at #1)
7. Imperium - 16 weeks
8. LWO - 15 weeks (4 weeks at #1)
9. Becky Lynch - 14 weeks (2 weeks at #1)
10. Bianca Belair - 13 weeks (4 weeks at #1)

Do you think anyone should be listed differently?

What can these Superstars do to get back up at the #1 spot?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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