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The most recent instance of good comedy I can think of is when Kane and Daniel Bryan were attending anger management sessions with Dr. Shelby. I didn't like the idea of Kane being used like that at first, but when he started explaining the things he did to people over the years (including but...

There has to be some reason as to why they scheduled Lesnar to be at the Slammy Awards and then took him off... I definitely think Lesnar is going to win Superstar of the Year, with Paul Heyman accepting the award on his behalf and announcing his return the next week.

Good question. - The Rock vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin at Wrestlemania 17 - Triple H vs. Shawn Michaels at Bad Blood 2004 - Shawn Michaels vs. Chris Jericho at No Mercy 2008 - John Cena vs. CM Punk at Money in the Bank 2011 - The Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar at Wrestlemania 30...

I mean, the Wyatt Family were all about being anti-Authority and taking down the "machine." Seeing as though Harper immediately joined the Authority as soon as the Wyatt Family broke up, I could definitely see them going down that road as the catalyst for a Harper vs. Rowan feud. I can already...

Card: - John Cena (c) vs. Roman Reigns for the WWE Championship - Triple H (with Stephanie McMahon) vs. Randy Orton (with Mr. McMahon) - Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins - The Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar - Rusev (c) vs. Kurt Angle for the U.S Championship - The Miz wins Andre the Giant Memorial...

If these stereotypes were never created or ignored in the first place, there would be no need for this. Not every Caucasian is a redneck and not every African-American is a thug. The fact that the world still adheres to these stereotypes is beyond me. There are a number of roles these wrestlers...

I personally think Ambrose goes too far with his "lunatic" role and Reigns isn't good enough at his "badass" role. I think Rollins is a perfect medium and far superior to his former Shield counterparts. Though, I'm a little worried at the thought of him standing alone. He's the only member of...

Oh, please. Nowhere do I see someone giving credit to Cena for elevating Ambrose. No need for your anti-Cena shtick just for the sake of having it somewhere in your response. Clearly Cena does have some place in this feud seeing as though Rollins cost him his title shot. I like it. I...

Jimmy Jacobs Johnny Gargano Joey Ryan Masato Yoshino BxB Hulk Jimmy Jacobs is easily the best character in independent scene history. Seriously. I've never seen someone with such a compelling gimmick. He deserves a shot. I'm surprised Joey Ryan hasn't tried yet either. BxB Hulk is pretty much...

No, they shouldn't, and frankly I'm sick of the indy-gasm people are having over the newly signed talent. WWE shouldn't even consider capitalizing on their past popularity. It's over and done with. This is a new company. Nexus worked because they were NXT rookies. The Shield worked because they...

This guy nailed it. Lesnar/Swagger does not equal ratings and certainly doesn't equal money. Though, I do consider Big Show top tier, elite talent. I'm opposed to the match, but Show is a credible enough opponent for Lesnar.

I'm in the minority here, but I think all three are ready for Wrestlemania. Wrestlemania 32 is way too far away; the slow burn isn't even worth it. The fact that people still think of "The Shield" when Rollins, Ambrose and Reigns are in the same ring at the same time means people still care...

My class and I recently watched a documentary called "Tough Guise." The documentary is pretty much about how the media portrays masculinity, and they showed some popular "tough guys" like Sylvester Stallone in Rambo and John Travolta/Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction. The part that interested me...

I firmly believe Hardy could have easily been the face of the company. He was THAT good. He was a face (and had always been a face, in WWE at least), he was interactive and he had a simple array of moves that the audience could get behind. Of course, with the rise of Cena, Hardy wouldn't have...

Since you mention it, I'll bring up Hogan taking the title from Yokozuna at Wrestlemania 9. Bear with me if you may, I've only been watching wrestling for 8 years and the only reason I know of this storyline is because of 30 Years of Wrestlemania in WWE 2K14. I've never been a fan of toying...

Steve Austin's presence in WWE wouldn't have changed a thing. John Cena would've still been made the face of the company because Austin wasn't going to be around forever. More than likely, Austin's schedule would've been similar to that of Triple H, mostly used as an on-screen character and only...

They've yet to give him any interesting program to work with. I'm a big of Rusev, but I agree, they're going to squander his momentum if they don't give him something important to do. I'd say he definitely needs to move on to the United States Championship and either debut a new championship...

I think Cena is an excellent wrestler, a master of the microphone and overall good at what he does. I find no reason to defend my points as it's always the same story. Cena haters hate being told off and proved wrong. All I can say is that they've been owned in this particular thread.

Two things to consider: no one has presented themselves to be able to take Cena's spot yet. That's one of the many things stopping him from a heel turn. Daniel Bryan was almost there, but we saw what happened there. Roman Reigns can be built to that point, but it has to be a slow burn. Either...

Personally, no. It honestly seems like a RAW rewind. It amazes me how much effort WWE has put into making Main Event feel important, and they've succeeded, but their B-show gets put on the back burner. And without the brand split, there's no one on Smackdown that I can't see on Raw. I think...