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If Kofi's hair isn't a sign of an official turn I don't know what is.

I am hoping we get to see Cesaro toss Big E around a bit.

I like how Sheamus just flipped him end over end with that Cloverleaf instead of turning him over.

So was Seth standing on a foot-stool for that backstage segment that made him taller than HHH and almost eye to eye with Kane?

"Are u still relevant?" It was perfect, because they were like the 2 most typical smarky questions to ask him. "When are you bringing back the mask" and "Are you still relevant?" Actually I want to see a joint Q&A session with Kane & Big Show. Not usually in the "drool over Renee" club but she looks really great in yellow.

I want an hour of Kane answering twitter questions.

Well I guess we won't see Bryan vs BNB when Bryan gets back. That was a decent little match, that german suplex by Neville was pretty impressive. Neville is obviously very talented but he seems really devoid of personality.

Yea expect to hear that chant every time they are in Chicago for the next few years. It'll be like still hearing "You screwed Bret" chants for Earl Hebner in Montreal for YEARS after the Screwjob.

I guess Ziggler does have his amateur background to fall back on, but Sheamus isn't really a guy I want to piss off before getting in the ring with him since he is already going to be hitting you hard on a normal night, I can only imagine what a "fuck your tweets" Brogue Kick will look like.

https://twitter.com/HEELZiggler/status/591275817075806208 https://twitter.com/HEELZiggler/status/592370825975734273 Be careful what you wish for

No no let's not project into the future for Dolph. He keeps posting cryptic stuff on twitter like he might be leaving so that's what I'm going to hold out hope for. Took advantage of the Network free trial tonight so I can see Rusev/Cena III. I still hate how the video doesn't even come close to filling my monitor.

If he's only going to be out for another 3-4 weeks I don't see the point in taking the title off him. It's not like they haven't gone that long without having a defense of the IC title before.

Mike Knox also ends up having a pretty good little series of matches with Finlay in 2007 or maybe 2008.

If they honestly thought that Dana White was going to let one of his contracted fighters come and work a match in WWE without them even having to talk to him, they are complete idiots. This is the same company that doesn't even want it's wrestlers seen at UFC events. Dana should say "hey yea sure but you gotta give me X percentage of the total gate for Mania 32"

Three matches in a row on PPV is NOT overkill, jesus. Especially since this is the rubber match with a gimmick, a staple of wrestling for like 50 years or so. Is 3 months really that long of a feud?

Yea quite frankly Dana is an idiot if he lets anyone under UFC contract work a match for WWE. It's not worth the injury risk, especially when it's one of the few big draws they have left.

I wanted to see you go through WWECW but I'm really uncomfortable with you starting at the beginning because I'm not sure if you'll be able to make it to about mid-2007 when it gets good. I think you would enjoy it though. It eventually develops into a very fun little 1 hour show that was usually pretty good. Without having to follow the PPV schedule outside of the ECW title match, it gave them more time to let their stories develop. My recommended starting point for anyone would be April 3rd, 2007 episode. This is the first episode after WrestleMania and has a really awesome 8 man tag main event that pretty much wraps up the "ECW Originals vs. New Breed" storyline and starts the show off into it's own direction outside of "watered down ECW nostalgia"

I think it was just the spot where a guy shoots you into the corner and you're supposed to go between the turnbuckles and hit your shoulder on the post.

War Machine is a tag team it's not a handicap match.

One of the most interesting things about Ron Wright is that during his whole wrestling career he had a full time day job working at a press in Kingsport. This is why he never wrestled anywhere outside of East TN. After seeing a couple pictures of him all bloody battling Whitey Caldwell you wonder how many times he showed up to his day job looking like hell.

I'm just gonna wait and torrent it.

The problem with Striker is that Todd Grisham was seemingly the only person that could reign him in. I miss Todd, he was super underrated.

I kept hoping Goldust would be one of the guys to answer Cena's open challenge but I don't know if that is even going to continue after Extreme Rules.

I think he started working in Southwest after Amarillo died, I seem to remember seeing him on some of the early Southwest episodes I have.

I'd push Ryback over Wyatt 100 times out of 100.