WWF Jakked

Starring WWF wrestlers Essa Rios, Raven, Kaientai, K-Kwick, Jerry Lynn, and other underrated WWF superstars... this is a great show taht provides some much improved matches since the airing of the show. The show also provides recapping of Raw is War, Smackdown, and Tough Enough, so if you missed watching one of those shows you can find out what happens on Jakked. WWF Metal, the same show as Jakked, but with matches in a different order and different commentators, features an additional feature that tells when tickets are going on sale. Overall, the main reason to watch this show is to see many of the underrated WWF superstars such as Essa Rios (who is a great performer in the WWF) wrestle some good matches against other WWF wrestlers, local wrestlers, and developmental wrestlers. Although this show has nothing to do with WWF storylines, I wouldn't miss this show is you are a true WWF fan, because it has some great matches and funny commentators.

Jakked is a ok wrestling show. I am a fan of the WWF, but this show is not all that. For one thing, were I live it comes on Saturday at 12:00 a.m. Another thing is, that there is hardly any really good WWF Superstars there. There are only a few like, Billy Gunn, Bradshaw, Faarooq, Mr. Perfect, etc. I have only seen Jakked about 7 times, and this is what I think about the show. It is just a re-make of WWF Sunday Night Heat. So I hope you can learn something from this review.

It is very unfortunate that many of the other WWF wrestling fans that I have talked to find this show to be boring or useless. I find WWF Jakked/Metal to be a very fun show to watch, its always good to see some of the WWF's most underrated talent show what they have got. It is also good to see some talent from smaller independent organizations appear on the show and put on some decent matches with WWF superstars. This show is a very underrated one. In my opinion, sometimes this show can even be better than WWF RAW most of the time, simply because there are no pointless 20 minute interviews or crazy storylines, it is just an regular wrestling show with regular wrestling action. I would much rather watch a Jerry Lynn-Essa Rios match than another LONG Vince McMahon interview.