A QUICK NOTE: As you may have noticed, no Raw was regurgitated last week. There was, of course, good non-4th of July-related reasons for this….
Curtis Axel
For the first time… (Ever? Yeah, let’s go with that) … ever, Bobby Lashley was able to speak in a way that didn’t feel a…
In keeping with long-standing Money in the Bank go-home-show tradition, this week’s Raw starts with all of the brand’s participants in Sunday’s Money in the…
Given the match after it, it seems unlikely that the show’s opening “promo” — it was literally just Braun Strowman Braun-ing it up with the…
I say this as a very faithful subject of The Queendom: When HHH isn’t around to be King Dick of Shithead Mountain, Stephanie McMahon‘s “I hate…
The absence of guys like John Cena and Randy Orton has some WWE fans calling for main events, featuring the stars of yesterday. But that’d be a huge mistake; a missed opportunity at building new stars in favor of recycled nostalgia.
Here’s a card that makes the most of the roster, highlights fresh faces, and invests in the future of the WWE.
Okay, so Andy’s not going to WrestleMania anymore… but that doesn’t make him any less excited to watch the biggest show of the year. Will it make him angry?
WWE airs a lot of pre-recorded programming every week. Juice Make Sugar is here to let you know what’s worth watching…and what isn’t. This week, we hurdle toward Survivor Series, explain the origins of The Bunny, and get Rusev-Ziggler II.
WWE airs a lot of pre-recorded programming every week. Juice Make Sugar is here to let you know what’s worth watching…and what isn’t. This week, Sami gets a spotlight on Main Event, Big E. reappears on Superstars and The Big Guy gets pay(Ry)back on Smackdown! . (Sorry, we tried.)
The Usos are crazy, The Wyatt Family rampages and Roman Reigns gets his wig split. Raw, Regurgitated on the internet, Just For You!