Take your pick from part-time performers raising their bar to unprecedented heights,

unimaginable combat, gracing the grandest of stages, unthinkable departures,

and everything in between. 2022 has permanently reshaped this balmy business,

and here are the moments responsible for said game being changed.

Gareth here from Whatculture Wrestling and here are the 10 exact moments 2022 changed wrestling

10. Logan Paul shows what celebrities can really do in between the ropes.

It was pretty clear early on that Logan Paul wasn't your average YouTuber stepping in between

the ropes. His first showing at WrestleMania 38 alongside the Miz as the duo went

at it with the Mysterios, showcased the slightly less infuriating Paul Brothers natural athleticism,

and an ability to manipulate the crowd that performers in the business for a decade would

struggle to replicate. Her follow-up against the Miz at Somerslam gifted said veteran,

with arguably his finest bell to bell match in years. But it was a seemingly laughable

Saudi main event against the tribal chief that proved to be the real game changer for both Paul

and the business as a whole, really. Putting in the sort of shift that made an absolute mockery

of the fact Logan had been messing around in this industry for a cup of coffee. His high-flying

drama stuffed epic against Roman Reigns over the undisputed WWE Universal Championship at Crown

Jewel set the new bar for those wanting to stop buying, give this wrestling stuff a girl for a spell.

Bad Bunny and Pat McAfee already both proved that magic could be made if you were willing

to put a shift in. Logan showed that genuine superstars could. Number 9 WWE does business with

their rivals. In the lead-up to the underwhelming Royal Rumble, it was shockingly announced that none

other than the Impact Knockout Champion would be stopping by the women's iteration of the

titular showdown. This wouldn't be the last time WWE did unexpected business with a competitor

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