WrestleMania
The "Showcase of the Immortals." A two-night spectacle and the biggest event in wrestling. Read the WrestleMania history.
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From WWE's "Big Five" to AEW's flagship PPVs and NJPW's biggest tour-finale shows, PPV nights are where storylines pay off. WatchWrestling's PPV hub gives you previews, full card breakdowns, predictions and morning-after recaps for every premium live event.
The "Showcase of the Immortals." A two-night spectacle and the biggest event in wrestling. Read the WrestleMania history.
30-person over-the-top-rope match where the winner headlines WrestleMania.
WWE's "biggest party of the summer" - a stadium event with title-defining moments.
Built around traditional 5-on-5 elimination matches and brand pride.
Two ladder matches with briefcases that grant title shots cashable any time within a year.
WWE's signature "gimmick" PPVs - matches inside structures designed to settle long feuds.
The PPV that helped launch AEW. A spring stadium-style event with marquee matches.
AEW's late-summer flagship event - a proven home for match-of-the-year candidates.
The autumn PPV that often pays off the year's biggest storylines.
AEW's spring PPV - regularly produces blow-away main events.
AEW's stadium event held in the UK - one of the largest pro-wrestling crowds in modern history.
AEW's December PPV closing the calendar year with title pictures finalised.
NJPW's WrestleMania equivalent - January 4 at the Tokyo Dome. Read our Wrestle Kingdom guide.
The biggest annual men's tournament in pro wrestling, with the final headlining its own event.
TNA's flagship PPV and one of the longest-running annual events outside WWE/AEW.
Our PPV coverage is built around three pieces: preview, predictions and recap. The preview answers what the card looks like and what the storyline stakes are. Predictions explain the most likely booking direction. The recap captures the result, standout matches, and storyline implications going forward.
Match-by-match preview with stakes and storyline context.
Editorial picks based on storyline logic and current pushes.
Concise recap focused on what changed and where the story goes next.
WWE rebranded its monthly events as "Premium Live Events" (PLEs). The term PPV (pay-per-view) is still widely used by fans and across other promotions like AEW and NJPW.
WWE runs roughly a dozen premium live events annually, including the "Big Five" (WrestleMania, Royal Rumble, SummerSlam, Survivor Series, Money in the Bank).
All In, Revolution and Full Gear consistently rate as AEW's most acclaimed shows. Read our best PPV list for the standouts across all promotions.