By Ryan Frye

Professional wrestling is an industry built on creating moments. But a moment would be nothing but a distant memory without a camera to capture the energy, emotion, and electricity of that moment forever. Perhaps that's why they've always claimed that a picture is worth a thousand words. And that very notion is the reason for the existence of this series: Picture Perfect. ​

You can read previous editions of Picture Perfect, like the one chronicling Ciampa vs. Gargano from the Cruiserweight Classic's first round, at this link.

By Ryan Frye

Professional wrestling is an industry built on creating moments. But a moment would be nothing but a distant memory without a camera to capture the energy, emotion, and electricity of that moment forever. Perhaps that's why they've always claimed that a picture is worth a thousand words. And that very notion is the reason for the existence of this series: Picture Perfect. 

By Ryan Frye
All GIFs are credited to Eric Martinez

Professional wrestling is an industry built on creating moments. But a moment would be nothing but a distant memory without a camera to capture the energy, emotion, and electricity of that moment forever. Perhaps that's why they've always claimed that a picture is worth a thousand words. And that very notion is the reason for the existence of this series: Picture Perfect. ​

When WWE announced that 32 of the best cruiserweight wrestlers in the world would compete in the Cruiserweight Classic tournament, fans immediately began salivating over the possibilities. 

Eventually, the brackets would be released. One matchup that stood out was Johnny Gargano against Tommaso Ciampa.

During WWE's initial brand extension, it became a theme that Monday Night RAW took the vast majority of the company's star power while SmackDown got a bunch of ragtag misfits. Often, however, SmackDown would become the better show anyway, and RAW would raid them in the following year's draft. Wash, rinse, repeat.

This year, in the first draft since 2011, that cycle began again. Look no further than the blue brand's main event for SummerSlam—WWE Champion Dean Ambrose defending his title against Dolph Ziggler. 

By Ryan Frye​

Professional wrestling is an industry built on creating moments. But a moment would be nothing but a distant memory without a camera to capture the energy, emotion, and electricity of that moment forever. Perhaps that's why they've always claimed that a picture is worth a thousand words. And that very notion is the reason for the existence of this series: Picture Perfect. ​​

After a lengthy hiatus, Picture Perfect returns today to chronicle Monday night's Women's Championship match between the defending champion Charlotte, and "The Boss" Sasha Banks.