Every wrestling show you’ve been to, all in one place
Keep score of every wrestling show you’ve been to. Search for a show, paste Cagematch pages, drop in PDFs or type shows in, and get a workbook of every wrestler you’ve seen live — your nights, title changes, records, ratings, charts and maps.
1Add your shows
Paste Cagematch pages, upload PDFs, type shows in, or import a spreadsheet — mix and match. Shows from the same date are grouped into one night. English and German Cagematch pages both work.
Type a show’s name, like WrestleMania XL or All In 2024. Big events with results on Wikipedia can be added in one click. For anything else, and for Cagematch ratings, use the Cagematch link and paste the page below.
Open the show on cagematch.net, press Ctrl+A then Ctrl+C (⌘A, ⌘C on a Mac), and paste here. The show is added as soon as you paste, and the box clears for the next one. If you’re logged in to Cagematch, your show rating, your comment and your match ratings come along too.
One-click import: an “Add to my shows” button for your browser
Drag this button to your bookmarks bar (on a computer). Then, on any show’s page on cagematch.net, click the bookmark and the show is added here — wrestler links and, if you’re logged in, your ratings included. No copying or pasting.
＋ Add to my shows ← drag me to your bookmarks bar
Can’t drag? Copy this, make a new bookmark and paste it in as the address:
It only runs when you click it, only on cagematch.net, and only reads the page you’re looking at. On a phone, copying and pasting the page is easier.
Or upload print-version PDFs:
How to get the PDF from Cagematch
2Review each night
Rate each night out of 10 and fix the attendance if you like. Use Edit on any match to fix a name, a winner or a manager. If you’ve rated matches, your highest-rated match fills in as the best match of the night — or click the ☆ next to any match to pick it yourself (you can star more than one). The box next to the star is for your own rating out of 10 if you haven’t rated a match on Cagematch. Matches that Cagematch says were taped on a different day are left out automatically — tick them back in if you were there. Something read wrong? Report it, with the show’s name.
Possible duplicate venues
Things to tidy up
Possible duplicates
Find and replace a name everywhere
You’re looking at four sample shows. Add your own and they’ll be removed automatically.
Your shows will appear here once you add them.
3Add extras (optional)
These unlock more tabs. Everything here is optional.
How to copy your ratings
Look up the wrestlers you’ve seen on Wikidata to add ages, birthplaces, photos and a Saw Them Before It Was Too Late tab of wrestlers who have since retired or passed away. This sends only Cagematch wrestler numbers to Wikidata, Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons, nothing else. Cagematch numbers are saved when you paste a Cagematch page or upload its PDF, so shows you typed in or added from a CSV can’t be matched.
Claude can look through your wrestlers and write two extra tabs: legends you saw before they retired or passed away, and wrestlers you saw before they became big names. This uses your own Claude usage, and you’ll be asked first. Claude’s knowledge has a cutoff, so double-check anything important.
Merge venues that are the same place
One per line as Old venue name = Name to use, for example BancorpSouth Center = BancorpSouth Arena. Suggestions you accept in step 2 are added here.
Venues that were renamed (Greensboro Coliseum is now First Horizon Coliseum) are merged automatically once you’ve used search or “Look up my wrestlers”, by checking which Wikipedia article each name leads to. Only venue names in cities where you’ve seen more than one venue are sent. Delete a line to undo it; it won’t come back.
Venue types
The workbook’s Venues and Shows Attended tabs say what kind of building each venue is (Globe Life Field is a Major League Baseball stadium). They come from a built-in list of big-league buildings, from Wikidata once you’ve used “Look up my wrestlers”, then from the venue’s name and crowd size. To fix one, add a line as Venue = Type.
Types: . You can also write your own.
Merge wrestlers who used different names
One per line as Old name = Name to use. The common ones (Cesaro = Claudio Castagnoli, Dean Ambrose = Jon Moxley and so on) are already filled in.
4Preview
A first look at what your workbook will show. It updates as you make changes.
Add a show to see your preview.
Share and look back
A picture of your live wrestling career, sized for social media.
Leaderboard
See how your fan score stacks up. Posting sends only your display name, your score and your number of nights (plus, if you tick the box, the dates and cities of your nights, so each event can show how many fans were there). You can update or remove your entry any time from this device.
Your public page
Get a link to a page anyone can open: your fan score, totals, most-seen wrestlers, companies and maps of where you’ve been — under your display name above. Nothing is public until you click Publish, and you can take it down any time.
Most-logged events
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5Download your workbook
One Excel file with a dashboard, charts and a map, plus these tabs:
- Fan Score — your score out of 100 and how it adds up
- Wrestlers — nights, matches, win/loss
- Ringside & Managers
- Shows Attended
- Venues with map links
- Promotions
- Year by Year
- Title Matches
- Lucky Charms
- Match Times
- Day & Show Type
- Rating vs Attendance
- Saw Them Before It Was Too Late & Wrestler Facts (after a Wikidata lookup)
- Rivalries
- Milestones
- Year in Review
- Bucket List
- Who You Went With
- Live Match Ratings & Hot Takes
- Matches by Wrestler
- GWE 2026 Seen / Not Seen
- Your GWE ballot
- Appearance Log
Your workbook also keeps a copy of everything you entered, so you can open it here later with “Open saved data or a workbook” and pick up where you left off.
Report a problem or suggest something · Everything happens in your browser — your files aren’t uploaded anywhere. Searching for a show sends what you type to Wikipedia, and after that, venue names in cities where you’ve seen more than one venue are checked there for renamed venues. Posting to the leaderboard sends your display name, score and number of nights (and, if you choose, your nights’ dates and cities). If you use “Look up my wrestlers”, only Cagematch wrestler numbers (then the matching article and photo names) are sent to Wikidata, Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons. Your progress is saved on this device; use “Save my data” to move it to another one. The Whole F’n Show. Not affiliated with Cagematch. GWE rankings from the Pro Wrestling Only forum’s 2026 Greatest Wrestler Ever project. Results of shows found by search come from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). Wrestler facts from Wikidata (CC0); photos from Wikimedia Commons and intros from Wikipedia, credited where shown.