Jenalysis

A remake of that will be coming out in 2016.

He had Paul FUCKING Heyman for 6 months. If anything, it hurt him badly. Cesaro is a guy who gets over on mauling guys with his forearms, throwing guys around in a way no other human should, and spinning them until their heads pop. I personally cannot wait to see him and Lesnar tie up. Someone may die. I know but he either needs a mouthpiece or be put over Goldberg style as this machine. The role they have him in now gets very little heat and he will never move up the card to meet someone like Lesnar. They will just cycle him around the mid-card with other guys that work stiff. More like a reason for us to care about the match but it looks like they are teasing a couple of different directions with Orton. Does he go for Lesnar or Rollins after HIAC? In other words, he gets the Greg Valentine treatment. I'm ok with Cesaro having a good career mauling folks in the midcard, and a Mark Henry-esque title run in about seven years time.

The Miz is this generation's Honky Tonk Man. If you have limited skills, that's a sign you made the most of them.

Yeah that was amazing. I think out of all 70s wrestling, the British WOS stuff ages better than anything else.

Just was doing some random youtube watching, and he came up as an opponent. How exactly did someone communicate with him if he couldn't really speak or hear? (being told that it was legit that he couldn't hear or speak) Want to see Finlay against him now.

And what exactly will the TW/Comcast guys have to hold at HBO. HBO: Its our content and cable is dying TW/Comcast: Fine we'll pull your stations HBO: Thanks that means the people paying YOU for it will pay us! ComWarner: oh, that's a nice service you have- shame if something happened to your bandwidth.

Rusev stood out hard, I'm getting sold that he's really great, and Lana adds to the act perfectly. Rollins's opening few minutes was Swagger was really great heel work to me, and Orton/Ziggler was good from both (and I usually despise Orton)

Rusev really, really impressed me tonight. Dolph did as well, and you could see Orton telling him post-match. Rollins did some great stuff also. I turned it off after Rusev expecting a WCW-quality ME. WWE these days is pretty much late WCW in terms of what I expect from the product.

Just have the announcer announce it like British wrestling announced public warnings. That's another thing I'd bring into American wrestling if I could.

I remember that break up a tag rule in some territories as well, though it was once. Never saw anyone actually DQed on it. As a rule it makes sense by pro-wrestling logic, otherwise why not just break it up every time? I like my wrestling to have a logic to it, so I'm all for most rules being enforced. (I'm ok with punching being legal now though- I'd make an exception that if you punch like RVD or worse, it's an instant DQ)

Yeah, Lana is awesome. She's the world's best Colonel Ninotschka.

Isn't Hurricane's neck too messed up for him to go anymore? Also the violence against women issues? No thanks.

Paul Burchill? I just think the wrestling floofy pirate was gold. John Morrison reteaming with the Miz could work- that was the best either of them ever were. Those two should have stayed a team for ten years. MVP also.

the Barves have mastered the art of collapse over the last decade.

I always thought Lider was decent for some reason, but every match of his I saw was him teaming with Nicho, which probably helps a ton.

Yeah I loved Rusev's promo- made it seem like he really hated Henry more than your typical American capitalist swine.

I miss tournaments. I miss the King of Cable, King of the Ring, Battlebowl, stuff like that.

That Regal match- I'm kinda inclined to agree with Regal in retrospect- it did make Goldberg look like a better wrestler. I remember the steak. I remember everyone for some reason thinking Goldberg was Kendall Windham out of prison. I remember being impressed with the monster that knew a few moves. Goldberg should have been a lot bigger than he was, but he had the bad luck of being a WCW guy at the end, which was a curse to many careers.

I still want Steen to become a comedy guy who can still kill you when he's serious, I think he'd be great at it.

I'm ok with guys not getting the World title that I like, as long as they get TV time, and good opponents/matches. If Cesaro ends up not going beyond Greg Valentine status, I'm ok with that- the Hammer had a great run in the WWF in the 80s.

AJ- she's so tiny I don't think she can credibly be a heel. She's the Bill Dundee of women in that regard- I could never buy Bill Dundee as a heel for that reason. Her act is a bit creepy to me- she's kinda weird in that her ringwork is better for a face but for micwork is better for a heel. In a way there she reminds me of John Morrison.

Could they work as a Shield type just wreck everything as a trios group? Are they big enough to do this. You'd probably have to ditch the metal shirts, but keep them as evil clowns wrecking shit and it can work. Evil clowns always work.

Why not just do the Ron SImmons-Vader angle with Ambrose, have him put his name in the hat as a surprise- he wins the title on a fluke after being destroyed, then Rollins cashes in. Instant new ME feud.

Just remembered that 11/20/95 match after a few others did.

I thought O'Haire was a future WCW champion- I know he was the most impressive guy they have debuting since Goldberg. Then again, I thought Shane Helms would have ended up wearing the big gold has WCW survived a couple more years.