Big Rob

Really enjoyed Santino vs Cesaro. They've got good chemistry. Cesaro's last match I enjoyed was against Santino as well, about a year ago on Smackdown. It was great to see Santino back, I was laughing as soon as his music hit.

 

Didn't you enjoy Cesaro against Kofi on main event earlier in the year? I remember that being fantastic, maybe the best match I've seen from both guys.

Only the ending, I think. The one where he kicked him in the back of the head? I love Kofi, but not enough that I'll track down his matches from Superstars and Main Event unless they mean something. Loved his match with Miz on that show last year.

That's the match, still probably in my top 5 WWE matches of the year as it goes and definitely the best I've seen Kofi look in pretty much forever.

Also a couple of weeks back, Rick Edwards off of various E4 stuff walked through the underpass party I was at.

And, was that a 'boring' chant at the end of that segment?

Walrus.

Apparently the Daddy book is not very good and filled with inaccuracies. Never heard the gay rumours either.

A month or so back I bumped in to Tom Jones. I saw Dara O'Briain walking round Edinburgh a couple of weeks ago too.

Recent one of me, grainy, filtered and blurry but that's how I'm best viewed anyway.

Has he been outsmarted? His bravery has gotten the best of him for sure, but it's not like his character was naive to what was likely to happen to him.

Anyone think this Heyman vs Punk fued will lead to the debut of Corey Graves? I swear the phrase "Stay Down" has been used a bunch of times by Heyman, and Axel used the phrase in a tweet during Raw. Plus, he looks like a cut price version of Punk, so it would kind of fit. I'm almost certainly looking at it way too subtly, but the thought just kind of occurred to me.

Butch posts when he's drinking anyway to be fair...and may well do the same when he's shagging. Admirable dedication to Mod status.

I'd feel let down if he didn't, to be honest.

Not sure if/when he's in Coventry. I was at Edinburgh this past Sunday though, the atmosphere was incredible for the whole show but Grado vs Colt was something else. I'm sure he'd be awesome anywhere, but I can only imagine you'd seem him at his best of a Scottish show where he'd get that kind of mental reaction.

The entrances to Grado vs Colt Cabana from the recent ICW show in Edinburgh -

I'm not saying it was awesome, or he should have done it - he probably shouldn't have. But it's really nothing in the grand scheme of things, if it was they would have probably got an insincere apology out of him by now, ala the vagina incident.

For me, it's context. Had he done it to a 8 year old in a high school gym with about 50 people in, that's not really cool. But in a big crowd, aimed at a adult male, I don't really see the big deal with it. He didn't use any slurs or biggoted phrases like he has done in the past, so it all seems a big fuss over not a whole lot. Crowd popped for it, at the very least.

Brad Maddox is so shit as a GM, its shocking. The step up was just way to big for him. He went from decent minor character to all over the show. Shame really. He'll be like a used cum rag by the time this storyline is finished. He hasn't got the presence or the acting ability to be sharing screen time with the big boys each week.

I like him, he's essentially a put-upon puppet for Vince to control, he's not supposed to appear on their level yet. Granted, they have to do something with him down the road to move him up to the next level otherwise he will essentially be Coach. I think he's got what it takes, at the very least he's one of the more naturally funny guys they have there which means they might keep him around.

Check this out its a fan made movie about The Jokers origins etc, for a prob low budget film I think its great really enjoyed it and worth a watch

 

Got told about this on Facebook, going to try and get it watched this week. From the Facebook recommendation, I was also linked to these, which are both pretty great...

Both by the same fella, definitely worth checking out.

Is there a reason Piper's never become a commentator for WWE since his (virtual) retirement? He always seemed like a perfect choice for me. In the same vein as JBL or Lawler, a fantastic talker that understands the role.

 

Just my opinons, but Piper's promos seem to have declined in quality in later years. No objection to him as an occasional attraction, but I don't know if he'd be much good on commentary

It depends on the segment - I thought he was pretty great during the Piper's Pit with Daniel Bryan and AJ from last year and I was genuinely disappointed that it didn't lead to a Bryan vs Piper match.

Loved the final scene, I didn't think we were going to get a confrontation yet, and then Walt stopped walking. At that point you knew something major was happening, and the closing line was perfect.

I quite liked the first See No Evil. Sure it was silly, clich

What? A-Ry on commentary? Ha, what;'s going on there? Just turns up out of nowhere on Raw standing in a suit, now he's on commentary? Vince must have decided he liked him all of last week.

Dunno why he's turned up on Smackdown all of a sudden, but he's been doing commentary on Superstars for several weeks now. He's alright, not caught Smackdown yet though.

Did anyone watch Main Event this week? It doesn't sound like much at all, but R-Truth vs Wade Barrett was one of the better TV matches I've seen in ages.

Neil's beard makes me sad in some ways, as it just makes me realise how far I still am from attaining that level face fuzz, Inspirational as hell, mind you.

Total Divas was actually fine, but it would have been way better if Johnny Ace was still EVP of Talent Relations rather than that crusty old biddy.

She was on NXT, and was lovely.

Lita vs Trish.

Would be a shame to see him go since in the ring he's a talent, hopefully this motivates him to work as hard as possible in the gym.