2025 Year in Review Part 10 - Singles Wrestler of the Year (Male and Female)
MALE SINGLES WRESTLER OF THE YEAR
Mean Jack Mason
(Combined Data - Madman Mason and Mean Jack Mason)
Points: 814.0 | Record: 12–2–1
Jack Mason didn’t just top the chart — he defined the year.
His points weren’t padded early. They came when the pressure was highest:
Post-Flippers collapse
Championship chases
Gauntlet defenses
Dual-title matches
Dave’s take:
“These aren’t ‘good run’ numbers. These are ‘carry the company’ numbers. Mason didn’t win a lot — he won when it mattered.”
Runner-Ups – Male Singles
Rudolph
Points: 734.5 | Record: 9–8–1
The record doesn’t tell the story.
The burden does.
Rudolph carried the moral center of NPCW through its most unstable stretch.
Dave’s take:
“He lost more than he won — and still felt like the standard. That’s leadership.”
Sandman
Points: 661.5 | Record: 18–5–2
Relentless. Unspectacular. Effective.
Sandman’s value was consistency under brutality — especially his Northern Lights Title win. He was 13-0 at one point.
Dave’s take:
“If you needed someone to stop a monster, Sandman was the call.”
Van Helsing
Points: 651 | Record: 16–2–2
Quietly elite.
Van Helsing didn’t chase spotlight — it found him.
Dave’s take:
“This is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. No wasted movement.”
Abaddon
Points: 597.0 | Record: 15–7–1
Abaddon didn’t climb the rankings quietly — he forced his way into them.
From the moment he captured the Northern Lights Championship, the division stopped being competitive and started being survival-based. Wins against Abaddon weren’t about momentum. They were about escape.
Dave’s take:
“Abaddon didn’t just beat people — he removed options. That’s what real monsters do.”
FEMALE SINGLES WRESTLER OF THE YEAR
Lilith
Points: 808.5 | Record: 19–6–2
Lilith didn’t just win — she controlled the division.
Her reigns were sharp, and devastating.
Dave’s take:
“This wasn’t dominance through volume. This was dominance through fear.”
Runner-Ups – Female Singles
Moonshadow
Points: 670.0 | Record: 19–12–2
Heavy workload. Heavy consequences.
Moonshadow was everywhere — and paid for it.
Dave’s take:
“You don’t get this many points without bleeding for them.”
Goldie Locks
Points: 542.0 | Record: 10–11–1
This ranking proves something important:
Impact isn’t always measured in wins.
Dave’s take:
“Goldie lost matches and gained gravity. That’s rarer.”
Wicked Witch
Points: 402.5 | Record: 16–9–1
Persistent. Corrosive. Unavoidable.
Dave’s take:
“She didn’t spike — she eroded. And erosion wins wars.”
Mrs. Claus
Points: 355.5 | Record: 16–7–0
Emotionally driven, technically reliable.
Dave’s take:
“Not flashy — but when the lights were hot, she delivered.”
DAVE’S FINAL WORD
Singles Wrestler of the Year isn’t about who looks strongest on paper.
It’s about:
Who survives pressure
Who carries consequence
Who doesn’t disappear when the story turns dark
In 2025:
Mean Jack Mason and Lilith didn’t just win matches.
They shaped the year.
— Dave “The Brute” Kent
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