E.J.

Whoops! I can't wait till Steph takes AJ and Twitter to court over these comments.

EDIT: Not deleted. I agree with her in principle, but what are these high-rated diva segments? Honest question here.

Having Daniel Bryan co-sign Reigns really goes to show you how much WWE sees or at least acknowledges how over Bryan is. I also dug the subtle Triple H acting job tonight. He was so disinterested and silent. Sting is fucking with him and can't focus on anything else. And yeah, Heyman was heeling it guys. No one believes that, that's why he said it.

I forgot this wasn't the "All-Encompassing Roman Reigns Thread". I thought the show was average. I really dug Kidd-Cesaro/Usos. But the show felt really underwhelming to me, probably because there was no World Title match.

Seems to me like vote-splitting was the case for best actor.

This has been a really brutal show so far.

Didn't Cena also shit himself in the ring? Because that's kind of telling if so.

I thought Lucha Underground was making guys sign contracts that forbid them to work anywhere else but Lucha Underground?

Vince's autopsy report is going to be studied for years and years.

I honestly see them going with a comedy writer, I really can't see anyone established taking the role.

I wouldn't necessarlily call an adult slapping someone's else kid across the face a "tiny problem". I think the premise of the show is great, but with a title like "The Slap" you're bound for people not to take it seriously.

It's been well established in the WWE Universe that "2 feuding main-eventers tagging together > Tag Team Champions" so I wasn't reallt suprised about the Usos taking a fall. They're still the number 1 tag team in the company though.

I seriously forgot Kilborn used to host the show. But anyway, I'm probably going to miss the election night coverage the most. 2016 is right around the corner too.

I'm guessing thats Van Alden and Kevin Spacey.

R-Truth was really the only highlight of the show.

I went to a Lucha Underground taping this past weekend. Great experience, and sat ringside. Will definitely be on TV when it airs on March. The only shitty part was during a segment that featured In a pretty one sided match that featured a lot of sexist heelin', the guy behind me would not shut up and kept yelling stuff out to the silent crowd about how we should all be ashamed of ourselves for cheering, that Lucha Underground is better than that, delete the tape of the match, etc. Turns out he's some wrestling journalist named Brandon Stroud. Why am I not surprised? Everyone around him eventually snapped and told him to shut up and stop being so dramatic. Anyway, was definitely a super fun show. Great way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

Seattle. 24-20 I can't wait for the "I'm Richard Sherman, Legend Killer" promos.

God, you guys are cynical.

I feel like this is just a big "fuck off" to the #CancelWWENetwork movement.

I for one, am happy they're pushing someone not named Batista/Cena/Orton. This is the WWE, a company that historically has pushed talent down our throat. Reigns has been in the WWE for a year and a half. Let's see how next couple of weeks leading up till 'Mania go before we write this guy off as a bust.

WWE should just repackage the Ascension as cocky heels. That'll get 'em over.

Those couple of minutes going to steal the drugs from the projects is probably one of the most frightening moments I've seen on TV.

Yeah, you'd think guys would figure out how many necks that move has fucked up and just retire the move. I mean, I know a lot of moves cause wear and tear, but still....

No because if talent can't get over after being set up to fail multiple times it's their own fault.....or something.

Next set of tapings are next weekend. Looks like I'll be going! Pretty pumped!