haha

wwe pg is way to predictable.

That is why i like Cena you can see how he is marking out getting to do that with SCSA

bahahahaha

I know Austin passed the torch to Cena and it might make the kids cry but would it hurt to give him a stunner at the end of RAW?

I thought it was gonna happen after Austin got down on the mat and in Cole's face.

Would have been a great finish to a really good RAW.

That's 1 of the few things I like about Cena. You can tell he really enjoys his job.

True! Although it was considered fluke-ish. (edit: nm there were a few overages not counting the initial win.)

When was the last time Cena was pinned cleanly on a PPV? HHH like 3 years ago?

I'm sure Bastista beaten him clean at Summerslam 2008, since there nope well maybe Randy Orton at Hell in a Cell 2009.

Wow only two weeks left till the next PPV and only two matches on the card.

So this is another filler ppv till MITB?

Sigh Miz got hurt in the post RAW dark match. Apparently a leg injury which sounds kind of serious. FFS.

I know just about everybody disagrees with me on here, but I think Andy over Luke is a pretty massive mistake.

why can't things like this happen to cena more often

i didn't watch any of the tough enough eps but seeing how andy was taller and they had the same build it seemed like vince would just want the bigger guy and boom. i know i'm way off though

To be honest, I was hoping Luke would smash his belt over the back of Andy's head and do a heel beatdown and the two of them would feud. That, I would watch.

False report. He's fine.

Why don't they just slap the Diesel tights on Andy and give him a 10-second WWE title win at a house show already

Luke can get over on his own, Andy needed the win.

You know I'm actually still bitter about this all these years later. Bob Backlund was the first wrestler I ever "liked" as a kid. I thought it was terrific that he got a major push years later against Bret Hart, and was estatic when the Hart family threw the towel in to save him from the cross-faced chicken wing. I remember tuning into WWF Superstars to savor the first weekend of the 2nd Backland world title reign and having a huge mark-out WTF/mad reaction seeing the clip of Diesel kicking/jackknifing Backlund in 10 seconds. I mean, I'm sure it was a condition of Backlund beating Hart that he'd have to job the title in fairly short order, but 2 days later in 10 seconds still burns me.

I think the squash in that spot is a good way to put over a monster who you're giving a new push to. As detailed a couple of weeks ago, I think that Nash's title reign was booked brutally for the most part, but that booking is tough to argue with. It's like putting Warrior over Honky so quickly at SummerSlam '88. But yeah, they could have let Bob hold on for like a month or something. This was back when there were only five PPVs per year, so there was a decent bit of time with which to get the title on Nash between the Survivor Series and Royal Rumble so that he could have that first big defense against Bret Hart.

No matter what, its not going to be a "massive mistake" for anyone coming out of TE because TE doesn't matter in the long run enough. It's more likely than not that we'll never see any of these people in WWE for any significant time because none of them really seemed like they could be anything special.

I thought this was going to happen, but instead we get this weird segment with Vince slapping the **** out of him. The entire ending of that after Andy was announced the winner had a strange vibe, like I couldn't tell if that was the Mr. McMahon character or if that was really Vince. Obviously everyone knew Andy was taking a Stunner (which he sold like garbage), but I have no idea why Vince thought it was necessary to slap him other than some kind of hazing ritual. DON'T BE A BULLY VINCE.

Andy needs serious work in order to be any kind of regular guy. He has weird facial ticks and expressions that don't come off well and he talks way too fast when he's on the mic, probably just a side effect of being really nervous. I do think he could make a good Diesel clone, but only time will tell I guess.

It was my understanding that the Mr. McMahon character was retired after the Bret Hart match so I guess that's Vince.

His fierce "shut up" is a Mr. McMahon staple.

If they have big plans for Andy and his whole Silent Rage, they should have him come back (when ready) and destroy Vince for that slap. Would be an awesome way to introduce him as a monster.

Andy is not Nash's size. Andy is Jack Swagger's size. With that said, I do not think Andy will ever be close to what Swagger already is, let alone a big time star. To be honest, I would have been happier if WWE kicked both of these guys off Tough Enough and just resigned Mike Knox.

I actually really liked Christina, was gutted when she got injured, because she seemed to be getting really on point up until then. She is the only possible long-term star i can see from this series.