I didn't watch WCW, I've only seen videos of certain parts of it. Whilst I'm happy Ziggler got the rub, that main event wasn't great in my opinion. Commentary was poor. Theres no surprise in their voices, Cole just makes sure he says one phrase three times. They argue with each other all night long. Ripped on the logic of the 4 way elimination title match. And introduced Sting as though he was scheduled to be there. Crowd was poor, Big Show turning AGAIN. I see everyone on here buzzing about last night and I figure if last night didn't excite me the maybe I need to stop watching WWE for a while. Rollins was down for about 10 minutes before being pinnrd. I dunno. Meh. Wish I enjoyed it like you guys did :(

I agree completely with this, a real good read.

I think WWE can get away with making mistakes on the top end of the card, because they have that much diversity and talent that the cracks can be papered over.

I think the real heartbreaker for me as a fan is when the midcard gets bad treatment or stupidly booked. I invest a lot of time in the midcard as it always peaked my interest as a young fan. I'd watch them wrestle on Heat and Smackdown and genuinely go crazy whenever they were included in a bigger or thicker storyline than usual.

This used to happen quite a bit and still does but I sit at home watching Cody Rhodes, Dolph Ziggler (who might finally be getting a push, but the IC title can be a curse) Jack Swagger, Cesaro, four guys that I've been watching with investment in for years now to very little gain.

Rhodes irks me the most because when they did that Authority angle and he had huge involvement it was the stuff of dreams. He was well over and pulling off some things in the ring that nobody else was doing at the time. They missed a big opportunity with him then, and then again when he and gldust should have split and feuded. I know they're a good tag team in a division that needs some visually paired teams but if they split those two now, who will care? Rhodes, like he does with every role, is fully on board as Stardust, which is ok to watch, but that brother vs brother feud won't mean jack now that neither are individuals.

I'll keep watching and hoping that one day my boys play in the big leagues, but with more forks in the road they lose momentum and surely self-intetest in the WWE, I fear that like Swagger, a few can never come back from bad booking decisions

What?! .. of all the matches this company has had over all the years..

Big E is a transitional champ in my view, love the guy at the min but once the unification happens the IC title will become extremely important and I think guys like Sandow, Ziggler, Rollins and to a lesser extent Kofi will be better suited for the second biggest belt in the company, they're the future of the business

No worries you muppet.

I hate sounding negative and I'm not discrediting anything Rey Mysterio has done in his career, but I was so meh when he came back. I honestly don't care about the guy anymore, am I the only one?

I think Vickies pretty good at what she does. Not many people on the roster get heat like she does and she barely even tries. Bare in mind it's Eddies widow you'd think she'd be hugely over but instead she's one of the most enjoyable people to boo in the business, and you can tell by her face sometimes that she loves it, she sometimes can't even hide a smile from the heat she gets. I understand what you mean but I think her and Maddox are pretty good, beats Johnny L, Coach, Adamle, Hornswaggle, etc.

I hope he calls the album HAMsta's Paradise. Or "The Art of Getting Got"

Ahhh completely agree with you here man!

I started watching wrestling in 1999 and haven't been to a live show until this week. So much fun, massively entertaining and I'm definitely going again.

I booed Cena out the building on Monday night, I went to RAW with 3 mates. I then took my girlfriend to Smackdown on Tuesday and cheered him all night. That's the beauty of it, there were a lot of kids there on Tuesday compared to Monday so I felt itwas my duty as a member of the "universe" to go with the script. Whereas RAW was mostly an older crowd and obviously we were all more vocal in our opinions.

So much fun though, Regal smacked Cena after SD and then took an AA but it was golden, and the best thing I liked about RAW was that it didn't feel like a throw away show which I feared it might be. They really brought us a good show over that nullified HHH being absent (something I was a bit gutted about at first)

Seeing Vickie almost smiling at the heat she was getting was brilliant too, she clearlu loves the role. Maddox was great on SD too, classic heel move of saying he was happy to be here in Liverpool. Gotta love that.

Good column Mazza, had no idea you was a Brit!

Cena heel turn followed by a dominant title run that gets ended by face Reigns. Man that'd be some incredible television.