I know it’s been a little while since I’ve done a blog, but I’m back to give my thoughts on No Mercy, RAW, and the upcoming Cyber Sunday pay-per-view on October 26 (which, coincidentally, is CM Punk’s birthday and he is also the featured star on the poster).

Let’s start with this past Sunday’s No Mercy pay-per-view: Read the rest of this entry »

I did not post a blog last week because I did not feel that RAW was really worth posting a blog about. It was okay, but nothing much to discuss. This week, there is a bit more to discuss and I also wanted to provide my thoughts on SmackDown and the current line-up for No Mercy. Read the rest of this entry »

The 10′th WWE Unforgiven in Cleveland was just awesome and worth the $39.95 I paid. Sure, every match was not great, but I look at the overall when I judge a pay-per-view. Here are my thoughts on Unforgiven: Read the rest of this entry »

RAW was average to me this week. Granted, it may have been better had there not been spoilers on every single wrestling site or in every wrestling email I got after RAW was taped this past Sunday. It was nice to see Randy Orton make an appearance on RAW, even though it would have been better if it was a surprise. It was also good to see him playing an intricate part on RAW. I do look forward to his in-ring return, which will hopefully be sooner than later. Read the rest of this entry »

Let me start off with the unfortunate news - John Cena has a severely herniated disc in his neck and will require surgery, leaving him out of action, indefinitely. The probability of him making another early return seems very unlikely. With Cena gone from television for who knows how long, I for one will certainly enjoy the WWE a lot more with the extra time given to the remaining Raw roster. Read the rest of this entry »

I was disappointed with this week’s edition of RAW. It seems to me that RAW is starting to head down a steady decline heading back to where it was before the Draft. I hope I am wrong, but areas of RAW are starting to become bland again. Read the rest of this entry »

After Hell in a Cell between Edge and a returning Undertaker was announced for SummerSlam, I knew I had to order it. In my mind, I think the Hell in a Cell Match was worth the $39.95 I paid. I knew that it would be good, but it turned out to be an epic. I will get to that after I give my opinions on the rest of the card. Read the rest of this entry »

In WWE’s efforts to “clean up” the roster, they have released five more WWE Superstars and a WWE Referee. None of these releases come as a major surprise and I support all of them, because it means they are getting rid of the old and pretty much useless and, hopefully, bringing in some new talent. Anyways, here’s my thoughts on the releases: Read the rest of this entry »

I’ll get right into it and discuss last night’s RAW. The show was okay and about the same as it has been the last few weeks. I just hated the opening Cena/Batista segment. It was too much and anytime Cena is on the mic, it’s a horrible thing to endure. Read the rest of this entry »

Over the last six years TNA has grown to become the second biggest wrestling company in the United States. Combining a roster of recognisable talent who had moved on from well known organisations and developing their own talent, the company soon built a solid following in Tennessee. Read the rest of this entry »