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Welcome back to Part Twelve of the 411 Wrestling Year-End Awards of 2020! The Year-End Awards have been out for a couple of years but they’re back, and here’s how they work. For the next couple of weeks, we will present our top choices for a particular topic relating to wrestling in 2020. All the writers here on 411 will have the ability to give us their Top 5 on said topic and the end, based on where all of the votes rank on people’s list, we will create an overall Top 5 list. It looks a little like this… 1st – 5 1. Asuka – My eternal love and respect for Grace and Shirai as...

Calculating the 500 Greatest Wrestlers in WWE History (Part two) By MattySpice on Jan 9, 2021, 6:00pm EST 27 I don't know what you did during your increased amount of free time in 2020, but I spent it doing what I love to do best: making an obscenely large and markedly unimportant spreadsheet in which I attempt in vain to mathematically calculate the greatest wrestler in the history of WWE! I wouldn't be surprised if someone has attempted this before, but my love of meaningless statistics compelled me to do it anyway. After spending countless hours, I just needed to share the frui...

2020 was not the year any of us expected. But once WrestleMania 36 became a two-night spectacle with no fans in attendance, it quickly became clear that 2020 would be a year that pushed the boundaries of what sports-entertainment could be, whether it was a brawl in a boneyard, a race to the top of WWE Global Headquarters, or simply two grapplers absolutely slugging each other in a hellacious war. Putting together this countdown is a challenge in any year, let alone in an unprecedented one like this. Nevertheless, we forged ahead and think we nailed it. Check it out for yourselves, and let the...

Welcome to another edition of WWE Recap Report — a breakdown of the biggest takeaways of the week from WWE programming for those who may have missed out. Whether you need to catch up on a show, had too busy of a week to stay on top of the breaking news or just skipped out on WWE as a whole, I’ve got you covered. '); Obviously, not every single thing will be recapped here in detail. But this is your TL;DR of the week to be caught up to speed before the next Monday Night Raw so you’re not left in the dark.

Ben Carter will make his debut soon Ilja Dragunov is looking to start all over on is path to the championship Levi Muir & Jack Starz beat Saxon Huxley in a handicap match; after the match, Huxley attacked them and was in turn attacked by Dave Mastiff Piper Niven will face Jinny in a #1 contender's match in three weeks A-Kid called out WALTER and challenged him for the NXT UK championship; the match as later confirmed for 2021 Kenny Williams is seemingly still hurt and will support Amir Jordan as a single Trent Seven seemingly will take a break from the ring