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AEW Continental Classic Simulator
Introducing the latest feature from Pro Wrestling Musings: An online tool for simulating the AEW Continental Classic. It allows you to choose the entrants, choose the winners, and it does all the tricky math and tells you who is mathematically eliminated or who goes on to the league semifinals... Here is a link to the new Tournament Simulator webpage where you will find it... Read on for a detailed how-to for using this new tool: It’s the most wonderful time of the year! That

Sergei Alderman
21 hours ago13 min read


Introducing Wrestler Cards
Our brilliant contributor from the lovely (and wrestling-obsessed) subcontinent of India, Arul Kannan recently brought to our site a brand-new concept that is now ready to launch: an app that allows our readers to select a wrestler's name and automatically generate a "Wrestler Card" – an algorithmically generated scouting report based on stats on match quality, card position, attendance, and wins & losses scraped from CAGEMATCH. Go here for a step-by-step how-to with pictures
Arul Kannan
Jun 67 min read


An introduction to the G.O.A.T. 100
Count down with PWM the 100 greatest wrestlers of all time, based on many different stats and criteria. A new wrestler will be added on Mondays and Thursdays

Peter Edge
Apr 204 min read


Acting Power Rankings | Introduction, Rationale and This Week's Highlights.
Acting is hard. Professional actors — that is, people for whom their entire job is pretending — often do not pretend entirely convincingly. In Gangs of New York, Daniel Day Lewis outacts DiCaprio who outacts Cameron Diaz, and the whole thing suffers for it, and all three of these people are hugely successful, top-of-their-game-type actors. But there are levels. So too in pro wrestling, where the actors are not only pretending to be wrestlers but also pretending to have wrestl

Garage Friend
Dec 18, 20227 min read


Introducing AEW Metrics
“Wins and Losses Matter.” This straightforward four-word slogan, spoken by EVP Cody Rhodes at the initial AEW press conference in January 2019, quickly became the maxim and driving force for my interest in All Elite Wrestling. In the two-plus years and more than 2000 matches since, this has held up as true to varying degrees. About ten months ago I began developing a system that set out to prove or disprove the above guiding principle because it became clear from anyone who

Brian J. Macdonald
Oct 2, 20213 min read
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