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[TROY]

If Brock wins Sunday, I will LOL if they throw up the Monday Night Raw title thing with starring Brock Lesnar

I wonder if Brock wins and it will be Johnny Ace didnt know what he got himself into and he is forced to turn to Cena or Punk to try and stop the uncontrollable Brock Lesnar whose going too far with everybody

I think that would be cool

I think Brock definitely needs to win this weekend, and I expect like what you said to happen. I think Brock will run through the roster destroying everyone with either Undertaker or Rock coming back to stop the uncontrollable monster that Brock has become.

[The Shadow]

EDGE!

I miss Edge.

One of my all time favorites.

[ReturnoftheMack]

I think Brock definitely needs to win this weekend, and I expect like what you said to happen. I think Brock will run through the roster destroying everyone with either Undertaker or Rock coming back to stop the uncontrollable monster that Brock has become.

I'm just surprised they started with Cena.

If this wasn't an Extreme Rules match, I would've guessed a DQ finish.

[Bianco]

poor buff....best wishes

As noted before, former WCW star Buff Bagwell was in a serious car accident this week. The accident reportedly happened Monday night as Bagwell’s Jeep apparently flipped over eight or nine times. Reports are that Bagwell has a broken neck and his jaw is wired shut.

[misac]

How long will Daniel Bryan be a heel


- WWE is attempting to turn "YESing" into the next phenomenon similar to "Tebowing." They are asking fans to take photos of themselves doing the "YES!" pose like Daniel Bryan and tweet them with the hashtag #YESing. WWE will share the photos on their website.

When I was looking for the post WM post Raw Bryan promo I saw a video of a woman doing that crossing the street. And this was the week after WM.

[misac]

poor buff....best wishes

As noted before, former WCW star Buff Bagwell was in a serious car accident this week. The accident reportedly happened Monday night as Bagwell’s Jeep apparently flipped over eight or nine times. Reports are that Bagwell has a broken neck and his jaw is wired shut.

Damn.

[rdrsfn82]

Yeah he was, but he's not being used as a wrestler, which was the whole idea behind having him on Tough Enough.

Yeah, but it helped him get his foot in the door and get noticed, so it still led to him having a job, IMO.

[syxxpakk]

Day 115 (yesterday).

Meant to do this earlier but it slipped my mind. Anyway. Yesterday I watched two more matches from the Steiners Bros. set. Overall, they were pretty lackluster affairs IMO. The first match was against Shinya Hashimoto and a young Masahiro Chono. It was neat seeing the Steiners toss the bigger Shinya around, but that was about it. The finish really came out of nowhere. Next was against Scott Norton and Tony Halme (Ludvig Borga). Again the big interest came in watching the Steiners toss around Scott Norton, and again the finish was anticlimactic (this time with Norton and Halme winning off of a not-so-devastating clothesline).

Match of the Day goes to Steiners vs. Halme/Norton.

[syxxpakk]

Day 116.

Finally got around to watching RAW. It was a strong episode, but towards the end I was getting a bit fed up with it.

The opening segment with Edge was tremendous. I love how they're painting Brock here and it's going to pay off in the long run I bet. Edge brought a ton of ferocity to the segment and ending it without Cena getting much to say was a great touch. In fact, Cena didn't say a whole hell of a lot tonight.

Jericho vs. Kingston was a great match that brought memories of '08 or '09 when Jericho would tear the house down with the mid-carders. A fantastically worked match with both men bringing their a-game. His post-match promo was OK, nothing special.

Tensai's squash was acceptable. The Kane/Orton-segment was groanworthy. Del Rio/Cody Rhodes vs Khali/Big Show was PAW (perfectly acceptable wrestling).

The Jericho-segment with Long, Eve, and Johnny Ace was great stuff. Jericho showed a lot more here than he did earlier. In particular I loved how he treated Eve and Teddy. Good segment. The Punk DUI-test was a bit lengthy, but it ultimately was a fun thing to watch. If only Punk didn't mess up the alphabet.

Sheamus vs. Mark Henry was a great segment. Danielson is so on fire as a heel right now it isn't funny. Sheamus is doing a good job in his role and is truly the perfect foil to Danielson (and vice versa). I realize one of the falls on Sunday will probably go less than 18 seconds, but at least the other two should be good, fun bouts.

Epico/Primo vs. Marella/Ryder was a waste of time. And really, this is the absolute worst the WWE tag division has ever been and you won't be able to convince me otherwise. The Colons and Usos are the only two major teams and they both come off like such jobbers it's not even funny. They're the equivalent of the Killer Bees and the Young Stallions and there is literally no other team worth a damn in the company. Just absolutely pathetic. And can you imagine if the Bees or the Stallions won the belts in the 80s? Because that's exactly what it's like right now. A jobber team holds the tag team championship.

Clay/Hornswoggle vs. Ziggler/Swagger was another waste of time. It's time to get over it and do an actual match with these guys. The ending segment wasn't horrible but it wasn't great. Johnny Ace did a great job here and Lesnar tried his best, but he's not suited for doing a lot talking.

Match of the Day goes to Chris Jericho vs. Kofi Kingston.

[The Shadow]

Jericho vs. Kingston was a great match that brought memories of '08 or '09 when Jericho would tear the house down with the mid-carders.

Jericho could wrestle a tree stump and make it look good.

I think he's ALMOST as good as HBK (who I think was the greatest pure wrestler and entertainer of all time).

[Evan Meadow]

It's been a while and I wouldn't be shocked if most of the crowd forgot all about that. I didn't hear any chants or anything when he was out on the stage last week.

Tensai shows up and its all "Albert/Back is Shaved" chants.

Trust me they know. They're just waiting for a better excuse to start it. Everytime Vince wants people to act like someone has no history in the WWE the fans immediately start chanting the history.

[rdrsfn82]

Albert was a much bigger part of the company for a lot longer than the Abe Washington talk show.

[misac]

Day 116.

Finally got around to watching RAW. It was a strong episode, but towards the end I was getting a bit fed up with it.

The opening segment with Edge was tremendous. I love how they're painting Brock here and it's going to pay off in the long run I bet. Edge brought a ton of ferocity to the segment and ending it without Cena getting much to say was a great touch. In fact, Cena didn't say a whole hell of a lot tonight.

Jericho vs. Kingston was a great match that brought memories of '08 or '09 when Jericho would tear the house down with the mid-carders. A fantastically worked match with both men bringing their a-game. His post-match promo was OK, nothing special.

Tensai's squash was acceptable. The Kane/Orton-segment was groanworthy. Del Rio/Cody Rhodes vs Khali/Big Show was PAW (perfectly acceptable wrestling).

The Jericho-segment with Long, Eve, and Johnny Ace was great stuff. Jericho showed a lot more here than he did earlier. In particular I loved how he treated Eve and Teddy. Good segment. The Punk DUI-test was a bit lengthy, but it ultimately was a fun thing to watch. If only Punk didn't mess up the alphabet.

Sheamus vs. Mark Henry was a great segment. Danielson is so on fire as a heel right now it isn't funny. Sheamus is doing a good job in his role and is truly the perfect foil to Danielson (and vice versa). I realize one of the falls on Sunday will probably go less than 18 seconds, but at least the other two should be good, fun bouts.

Epico/Primo vs. Marella/Ryder was a waste of time. And really, this is the absolute worst the WWE tag division has ever been and you won't be able to convince me otherwise. The Colons and Usos are the only two major teams and they both come off like such jobbers it's not even funny. They're the equivalent of the Killer Bees and the Young Stallions and there is literally no other team worth a damn in the company. Just absolutely pathetic. And can you imagine if the Bees or the Stallions won the belts in the 80s? Because that's exactly what it's like right now. A jobber team holds the tag team championship.

Clay/Hornswoggle vs. Ziggler/Swagger was another waste of time. It's time to get over it and do an actual match with these guys. The ending segment wasn't horrible but it wasn't great. Johnny Ace did a great job here and Lesnar tried his best, but he's not suited for doing a lot talking.

Match of the Day goes to Chris Jericho vs. Kofi Kingston.

Cena really is a child, should be seen and not heard.

A short fall in the Sheamus/Bryan match would be hilarious. But I imagine the crowd is going to crap all over it.

[misac]

Albert was a much bigger part of the company for a lot longer than the Abe Washington talk show.

And he was around when more people watched.

[Lord Simian]

Uh oh, someone just can't give up the juice....