Holy hell – I never expected the new RAW GM to be him! I’m not going to post it up here though, if you don’t know who it is already. I didn’t find out who the new RAW GM was until 7:30 this morning, and I’m going to make you wait just the same. Meanwhile, RAW was pretty… interesting last night. Michael Cole was in a match, was beaten up, replaced with Mike Adamle, and then later, JR joined Adamle and the King on commentary. Kane and JBL got into it a few times, Cena and Batista almost went at it, and CM Punk took on William Regal, among other things.
The results, and my analysis after the jump! (more…)
Well, the end of the World Heavyweight Championship match at the Great American Bash left things a bit undecided between the World Champion CM Punk and his challenger, Batista. So they had a rematch last night on RAW, with Punk saying “we’re going to keep doing it until we get it right,” or something along those lines. Well, they still didn’t get it right, but I suppose I shouldn’t give away what happened just quite yet – after all, there was a whole show before that happened that I need to tell you about!
RAW results and my thoughts, after the jump! (more…)
RAW has been unpredictable as of late, which has been a very good thing. However, I think it all stops next week. The reason? Shane and Stephanie announced on RAW tonight that if the superstars and crew can’t band together to make the show run smoothly, actions will be taken – and William Regal’s suspension via the wellness policy ends later this week. I don’t expect them to make an announcement on WWE.com or at the bash, but I do expect an announcement at the start of RAW, much like the ones we’ve been getting over the last few weeks, re-instating William Regal as the RAW General Manager. That said, tonight’s RAW was the craziest one in quite a while. Despite the pleas from Shane and Stephanie McMahon, there was no order whatsoever in this show – and to quote DDP, that’s not a bad thing, it’s a good thing. Where to begin? Well, the beginning I suppose.
WWE RAW results and in depth analysis, after the jump! (more…)
BoredWrestlingFan.com podcast number 4 is now availible – discussed today are burning questions like, why is John Cena obsessed with poop, and who the hell is Kane talking about?
Also, praise for WWE MSG Classics on the MSG network. Enjoy!
Well, once again, no money for me this week. At least this week’s batch of winners sounded excited to be winning money. Especially the suckup who told Vince that he was the most handsome man she’d ever seen. This week though, Million-Dollar Mania actually took a back seat to the usual WWE blend of storylines and wrestling matches – and of course, 30 minute Triple H promos.
I’m not really here to write about Mr. McMahon’s millions, or Triple H promos. I’m not going to devote this space to John Cena, Jeff Hardy, or Shawn Michaels. No, this week, the RAW rant is about… Lance Cade. I can’t stand Lance Cade. I couldn’t stand him when he was Garrison Cade and teaming with Mark Jindrak. I couldn’t stand him when he was part of the Redneck Wrecking Crew with Trevor Murdoch. Now, I have an even stronger dislike for him, because he single-handedly ruined Chris Jericho’s heel turn. Over the course of the last week, Chris Jericho took out Shawn Michaels, was confronted by Ric Flair, and was told by Triple H, “ever since you’ve been back, I’ve been looking for a reason to make you my business.” Jericho has played a great heel many times before, and I, along with many other people I’ve talked to, have been waiting for him to turn heel and do it again. Y2J doesn’t need some second-rate midcarder to help him fight his battles. So why did Lance Cade attack Triple H during his match with Jericho last night? Lance Cade, in my opinion, doesn’t have the “it factor” to be a main event star, and his push is going to bomb, mark my words.
