Confession Time

[Alex]

I liked The Miz at one point. But I feel he's a one trick pony. He hasn't really been that impressive in the ring and his promo skills have really been shown up as really average.

 

[Dirk]

I always notice when one of Ryback's nipples pop out.

 

[TJ Matics]

The hell?

Don't judge me... !

 

[Alex]

Magnus is vastly more interesting than Wade Barrett

 

[gd]

Remember when Brutus Magnus was a gladiator, or something. That was fun. Unfortunately neither of them are as entertaining as Rob Terry

 

[Dirk]

Even though it's mostly out of morbid curiousity, I want to see Hogan as TNA's champ, brothurr!

 

[smizzy]

I bought every PPV from WM28-WM29 and really wish I had all of my money back.

 

[Skairipa Matrix]

I enjoy the Knockouts matches more than X Division Matches the last few months.

Besides his finisher, there is nothing entertaining about Wade Barrett. But he's still more entertaining than Miz.

I have enjoyed Fandango from his debut and think he could easily be a top mid carder one day.

 

[Johnny Scumm]

I own a Fandango T-Shirt. (Really)

I actually enjoy Cena promo's, no matter how cheesy they are.

 

[Dirk]

I actually enjoy Cena promo's, no matter how
cheesy they are.

Cena's "heel" turn promo was great.

When it comes to wrestling, I enjoy a female wrestler in direct proportion to how attractive I find her, irrespective of her ability. Very sexist... That's the sip of Vince's kool-aid I'm the most ashamed of.

 

[Serious Mozzarella]

I believe the writers, not the performers, carry most of the responsibility in what makes a good show. The reason nobody cares about anybody other than Cena is because they're not given a chance with an interesting story for anybody to care about them.

 

[Mr. Artistic guy]

The Miz was better than he is now, he's actually degraded.

 

[Uncle Sam]

I want to punch him in his fucking face, so he was definitely better as a heel.

 

[The Dragon Saga]

If wrestlers I don't care for like Dolph Ziggler or that guy who tries to be The Miz on TNA but fails horribly grabbing my attention (mostly to comment how I want him to stop trying) retired tomorrow, I'd acknowledge it. If The Miz retired tomorrow I probably wouldn't even notice.

Until his latest straight to DVD movie comes out, then I'd briefly recall his pathetic WWE Championship run.

 

[cawsnallthis]

I miss LayCool. I thought they were hilarious.

Psycho Micki was the most interesting diva of all time.

I would never wish murder on anyone, but when it happened to the Benoit family, there was a small part of me that secretly hoped the perpetrator would turn out to be Kevin Sullivan. That would have been the best Court TV trial in history.

 

[Pay Per Ghost]

I hum the Undertaker's Theme Song many a times whilst walking to work/studio.


Find it exhilarating and it kinda takes my mind of whatever is happening in Life.

 

[newwaveknight]

I still mark out for Goldberg. I'm not 11 anymore, and I really can't offer you a good reason why I do.

 

[#MrScissorsKick]

Eve Torres is the GOAT Diva in my opinion
She's smoking hot and the only 3x Divas Champ.

The Rock is the only guy who's beat the #1 guy in the company at wrestlemania. Hogan at 18, Austin at 19 and Cena at 28. Therefore Rocky = The GOAT

 

[Pay Per Ghost]

I think of goats when people say GOAT.

 

[Coco]

I love when Randy Orton does media appearances where he's asked interesting questions. Most honest man this side of CM Punk.

I really, really liked ECW on Sci Fi.

 

[Lee]

As did I, I liked when it became the bring up the young guys thing but mix it with Tommy Dreamer, Goldust and Stevie. I liked how Henry came into his own in ECW and of course Christian.

 

[JGlass]

I love when Randy Orton does media appearances where he's asked interesting questions. Most honest man this side of CM Punk.

I'd go so far to say that he's potentially more honest than CM Punk because with Punk it's hard to tell where the character ends and Phil Brooke begins. When Randy Orton does interviews you know that he's 100% out of character.

 

[Coco]

I can imagine every man in the World Heavyweight Championship Money in the Bank match having a chance at winning the contract. Some guys are more likely winners than others, but WWE's been known to throw the briefcase to a dark horse before. And all of those men have shown main event potential and/or had a serious push in the past. Unlike the other MITB match, where you know someone like Kane has no chance, I find it difficult to say anyone has zero chance of victory. WWE blows hot and cold on their up-and-comers. Could it be time for them to get serious about Cesaro or Barrett or Rhodes?

I find this match very excited. Ambrose is my favourite guy, but Rhodes or Sandow and Cesaro could probably use the win more. Ambrose will get where he needs to with or without the briefcase.

Not Barrett though. If WWE isn't going to give him anything interesting to say, then why bother?

 

[Little Jerry Lawler]

Short of getting the briefcase, I don't know what they can do to make Barrett meaningful. Maybe pair him up with Colter like they did with Cesaro.

 

[Coco]

Maybe give him a feud where he gets to talk about something other than the Barrah Barrage. Dude can speak. He's just lacking some material.

He's a victim of WWE's tendency to let midcard guys float around and do nothing, and then fault them for not distinguishing themselves. Is holding the briefcase while continuing to do nothing of importance really going to change much? At least Cesaro has Colter, Sandow has a gimmick, and Rhodes is better than Barrett in the ring.