Raw was still a convoluted show with the babyfaces all facing each other, but it was more entertaining than it’s been the last two weeks. The Wyatt family debuts. They’re here! After the great videos hyping them, their debut into WWE was a bit underwhelming, though I wouldn’t say it was a disappointment. After Kane…
Read MoreWhat happened to the fun streak of shows? This show was a bit mind-boggling and more than anything, just flat out boring. And Daniel Bryan’s character took a turn for the weird. Daniel Bryan’s odd heel tactics. I’m not quite sure what they’re doing with him. It seemed like he was getting way over as…
Read MoreRaw started off amazingly. The first hour was my favorite hour in a very long time. But like what has been par for the course, by the third hour, I was pretty bored. The McMahons are back! Supposedly, after hearing that game 7 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals would go head-to-head with, Vince McMahon…
Read MoreRaw featured a really good match and an angle that left you wondering at the end of the show. One thing I will say is that they’ve figured out how to pace the show better, though there are still some change the channel segments and it’s hard not to watch it on DVR so you…
Read MoreThe show was a definite plus as far as building up the Extreme Rules PPV which has a chance to be sneaky good. And here’s where I give WWE creative some credit. Ryback doesn’t rule. The Shield rules. Who is in charge of everything relating to The Shield? Because whoever is, give that person a…
Read MoreTalk about an inconsistent version of Monday Night Raw. You had some very good segments, but on the same show, you had a tug-of-war and dancing segment. Also, there was nothing really must-see, so I can’t imagine the rating will be good. The Shield defeats a fighting John Cena Over the weekend, reports came out…
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