Mr. Artistic guy
Better Off This Way
- Best Divas match in I don't know how long. Kelly Kelly can poo off, Layla is fitter and a better wrestler anyway.
- Sheamus and Ziggler was a pretty good match. Cody and Christian was better in less time. I can only imagine how much better the crowd reaction would have been if WWE had given the people a reason to care about the match in advance.
- This is one smarky crowd. 'Hey guys, let's chant for who they don't want us to chant for. It makes us cleverzzz'. It's Ryder all over again. It wouldn't have taken people long to realize they would prefer Sheamus if Ziggler had gotten to be champion.
- HHH sold that match.
- I'm glad Sin Cara is finally competent in the ring, but I can't help feel that having Hunico debut as Sin Cara would have gone a lot better. He's one of the best talents in that ring, seriously underrated, and he can pull off probably all of the high-flying moves Cara can do but better, and he can do a lot of other styles also. All of that doesn't change the fact that Sin Cara is a dead end anyway. I know they want Cara to be the next Mysterio. My advice is, get as many years out of Mysterio as you can first.
- Mind you, this is like the fourth? fifth? time we've seen this Hunico - Sin Cara match.
- Camacho is Haku's son isn't he? They should do something with him.
- I was happy with that tag match, and the improvement in the tag scene in general. The AW turn made perfect sense as Young and O'Neill seem like the team with the most going for them right now and Primo and Epico already have a manager. I await to see if they can utilise AW better now he's at the side of a team who can use him.
- Where I was watching last night, I heard plenty of people bitching and moaning about the Santino and Rodriguez match. Smarkiness seeping through once again. If I booked PPV's, I'd always try to have match punctuated by entertainment between to break it up. Seen as WWE seems intent on not having much in the way of interviews or backstage segments, a match was the was to go. That doesn't change the fact you should play talents to their strengths. That means not having Santino wrestle, that means having Santino talk. Make Santino a backstage interviewer, it'd work on so many levels.
- Punk, Bryan and Kane with the AJ factor are easily the most interesting things going on in the whole WWE right now. When I look back I have to think how AJ got here. She was on NXT literally just months ago and now she's the most interesting woman in the WWE. Doing a great job though.
- Hail Bryan, king of the smarks.
- I initially revelled on CM Punk's title reign. Then I soured on it, he promised me entertainment and didn't offer up anything for it after a while. Now I've taken a shine to it again. I considered where the title could have been all this time, slung around the waist of Del Rio, or on Cena once again, maybe even held by Ziggler and I realize that whilst not living up to the high expectations he set for us, his reign has been a lot better than some of the alternatives. So long may it continue.
- More than that it's proven an idea. If you keep the title on a heel, even if the reign seemed inadequate initially, people will start to boo him consistently and loudly eventually. See; Bobby Roode. The same for a face. CM Punk now gets truly good and consistent reactions long after the hype of his infamous shoot era has died down. Not only that, but he's over with the kids. WWE has their long-term number two face.
- A match doesn't have to have the crowd into it to be good. Sometimes a good match is unhyped and unanticipated and so it is unappreciated, such as Cody and Christian earlier in the night. Those types of matches usually win people over in the end though, as did that one. However, it does help to have the crowd in your pocket. That's why judging by the reactions early into this WWE title match, you can tell it'd probably going to be the best match of the night from the get go. Not to mention the technical prowess, the dynamic of big guy to two small guys and the added element of AJ. I haven't watched it all yet though.
- Was right though.
- 'Maaah, he look like dat Golberg man and he big and strwng an stuf. Wel chant golberg cos we is smart n we now betr than th wreslrs an stuff.' Despite this annoying crowd, you can tell Ryback is actually starting to get over.
- That last match was a bit of a cluster-youknowwhat.
- Laurenitis being gone is long overdue. Good that he finally is though.
- Sheamus and Ziggler was a pretty good match. Cody and Christian was better in less time. I can only imagine how much better the crowd reaction would have been if WWE had given the people a reason to care about the match in advance.
- This is one smarky crowd. 'Hey guys, let's chant for who they don't want us to chant for. It makes us cleverzzz'. It's Ryder all over again. It wouldn't have taken people long to realize they would prefer Sheamus if Ziggler had gotten to be champion.
- HHH sold that match.
- I'm glad Sin Cara is finally competent in the ring, but I can't help feel that having Hunico debut as Sin Cara would have gone a lot better. He's one of the best talents in that ring, seriously underrated, and he can pull off probably all of the high-flying moves Cara can do but better, and he can do a lot of other styles also. All of that doesn't change the fact that Sin Cara is a dead end anyway. I know they want Cara to be the next Mysterio. My advice is, get as many years out of Mysterio as you can first.
- Mind you, this is like the fourth? fifth? time we've seen this Hunico - Sin Cara match.
- Camacho is Haku's son isn't he? They should do something with him.
- I was happy with that tag match, and the improvement in the tag scene in general. The AW turn made perfect sense as Young and O'Neill seem like the team with the most going for them right now and Primo and Epico already have a manager. I await to see if they can utilise AW better now he's at the side of a team who can use him.
- Where I was watching last night, I heard plenty of people bitching and moaning about the Santino and Rodriguez match. Smarkiness seeping through once again. If I booked PPV's, I'd always try to have match punctuated by entertainment between to break it up. Seen as WWE seems intent on not having much in the way of interviews or backstage segments, a match was the was to go. That doesn't change the fact you should play talents to their strengths. That means not having Santino wrestle, that means having Santino talk. Make Santino a backstage interviewer, it'd work on so many levels.
- Punk, Bryan and Kane with the AJ factor are easily the most interesting things going on in the whole WWE right now. When I look back I have to think how AJ got here. She was on NXT literally just months ago and now she's the most interesting woman in the WWE. Doing a great job though.
- Hail Bryan, king of the smarks.
- I initially revelled on CM Punk's title reign. Then I soured on it, he promised me entertainment and didn't offer up anything for it after a while. Now I've taken a shine to it again. I considered where the title could have been all this time, slung around the waist of Del Rio, or on Cena once again, maybe even held by Ziggler and I realize that whilst not living up to the high expectations he set for us, his reign has been a lot better than some of the alternatives. So long may it continue.
- More than that it's proven an idea. If you keep the title on a heel, even if the reign seemed inadequate initially, people will start to boo him consistently and loudly eventually. See; Bobby Roode. The same for a face. CM Punk now gets truly good and consistent reactions long after the hype of his infamous shoot era has died down. Not only that, but he's over with the kids. WWE has their long-term number two face.
- A match doesn't have to have the crowd into it to be good. Sometimes a good match is unhyped and unanticipated and so it is unappreciated, such as Cody and Christian earlier in the night. Those types of matches usually win people over in the end though, as did that one. However, it does help to have the crowd in your pocket. That's why judging by the reactions early into this WWE title match, you can tell it'd probably going to be the best match of the night from the get go. Not to mention the technical prowess, the dynamic of big guy to two small guys and the added element of AJ. I haven't watched it all yet though.
- Was right though.
- 'Maaah, he look like dat Golberg man and he big and strwng an stuf. Wel chant golberg cos we is smart n we now betr than th wreslrs an stuff.' Despite this annoying crowd, you can tell Ryback is actually starting to get over.
- That last match was a bit of a cluster-youknowwhat.
- Laurenitis being gone is long overdue. Good that he finally is though.
