The Push is a free daily game for wrestling fans. Every night at midnight Eastern, a new card drops with two matches: Daily Five: five multiple-choice questions, fifteen seconds each. Right answers score, fast right answers score bigger. Immaculate Ring: a 3×3 grid where every square needs a wrestler who fits row and column. Nine guesses; the rarer your picks, the better your score. Build a streak, climb from Jobber to Hall of Famer, and take the daily or weekly belt by topping the leaderboard.

Pro wrestling is one of the handful of thing I know an unreasonable amount about, so I made a daily game out of it. I didn’t want it to look like every other quiz app, so it’s styled like a wrestling TV broadcast: skewed nameplates, a “LIVE” bug in the corner, a news ticker along the bottom, and lower-thirds for the answers. When you finish, the screen goes dark, a spotlight hits, and a ring announcer reads your score. The best part so far: I posted it in wrestling subreddits and people started catching data mistakes, like “Paul London was in a ladder match at Armageddon ‘06, why didn’t he count?” They were right every time. Two of them now fact-check in the Discord, and anyone whose catch gets fixed earns a “Road Agent” badge on the leaderboard.

The Push

Two matches. One night. Daily wrestling trivia.

Two matches. One night. Daily wrestling trivia.