Star ratings are ingrained in the minds of some wrestling fans. Saying a match is good or bad is one thing, but can you actually assign a score to it?
The star rating scale has increments of 0.25 and runs from 0 to 5. A 5-star match is as close to perfection as it gets, while a match with a rating of 0 stars is a total failure.
The process of assigning a star rating to a particular match is extremely subjective. In general, the objective is to condense all the crucial components of a match into a single, straightforward number.
The story and booking of the match, the performers’ work rates, ring psychology, the length of the match, the audience’s reaction, and so on are some variables to take into account.
Every wrestling fan approaches this art form differently, so there is no such thing as a wrong response.
Every match on a specific WWE pay-per-view event will receive a star rating from the readers of Cageside Community Star Ratings. After the public has voted on each match on the pay-per-view, the results will be tabulated and compiled.
Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar are the next SummerSlam matchup up for discussion.
