WrestleMania 28 Reaction!!!

Another WrestleMania in the books! This was hyped as the Greatest WrestleMania of all-time and they sure delivered. This will most likely go down as one of the best WrestleManias ever, but with every positive, there is a negative. Let's go down the line of what I liked and didn't like about the show.

All the hype and all the fanfare brought us to this moment. The Rock vs John Cena. Well, let me say this match delivered on all levels: Excitement, atmosphere, and even a damn good match.

The concerts beforehand I thought were pretty good. It set the tone before each superstar's entrance. Although I find MGK to be dreadful, that's a point for another time. But as expected, the fans booed Cena and cheered for The Rock heavily.

Once the bell rang, the pop that the fans let out said it all. It was a match that was booked a year in adavance we were finally ready to witness it. That being said, the match started out slow and methodical, and the pace was picked up. The Rock showed that he still got it in the ring, but what was better is that Cena was looking better every step of the way. Rock made Cena look pretty damn good in this one and vice versa.

People are gonna say that Rock winning makes no sense, but when you really look at the big picture, it does make sense. Cena's suffered bigger loses than this. He's lost at WrestleMania twice before as a matter of fact. His career is so HUGE, that losses like this don't affect his career because he's still going to be wrestling until he can't do it anymore. Cena doesn't lose a thing from this loss, despite what people may believe. So, please take that noise somewhere else. WWE was set on making The Rock the biggest superstar ever and they gave him the win. It's confusing, but it's business. If anything, it makes Cena look better and he gained a hell of a lot of respect from me because he showed he can compete with The Rock on the big stage.

This match gets 5 Stars from me. All the hype and all the buildup was worth it. This match delivered in every way, shape, and form. Hats off to both men.

The last Hell in a Cell match was at WrestleMania 15 and it was horrible. THIS Hell in a Cell Match was the best match of the night. The story that was told, the passion, the fire, the energy in this match, all of this made it match of the night, maybe the year so far.

Let's start with entrances. Triple H was rockin, but Undertaker's was better. It may be the same old Undertaker entrance, but what made it was Taker's costume. We're already off to a great start. And I was expecting a disaster with Taker's hair, but it was actually pretty cool. I actually prefer it to his long hair a tad. Also, having JR call this match was a plus. If only we could have him back full time. *sigh*

Onto the match. These two are obviously past their prime so the match started a bit fast, and then slowed down. It picked up later and that's when we got to the meat of the matter. The storytelling in this was fantastic. HBK's constant taking of the chair away from HHH telling him to cool it. The match REALLY got turned up to a whole other level when HBK kicked Taker in the face and he turned around right into a Pedigree! After that chain of events, I thought it was over. But it wasn't. Freaking Amazing way to build suspense. Then towards the end, Undertaker started gaining new life. It started when he stepped on Triple H's hand preventing him from using the sledgehammer. And then Taker started dominating the ending of the match. When Triple H realized he couldn't go anymore, Undertaker ended it and went to 20-0.

And then, a great deal of respect was shown after the match and then all three of them standing at the top of the ramp truly was the End of an Era. Maybe we'll never see Taker and HHH wrestle again. If they truly are done, this was a superb way to go out. Great match, great ending, great aftermath. 5 Stars and more and best match of the night. Nothing even came remotely close.

Best in the World vs Best in the World. Loved the match, HATED the placement.

Let's be honest, this match was put in the wrong place. It went on right BEFORE Rock vs Cena. Which means nobody gave a damn about it because they were anticipating Rock vs Cena because it was the next match. Not only that but it came right after Hell in a Cell pretty much. The pace was slow, methodical, and a great technical wrestling match. I enjoyed the match, I just hated the fact that they had to put it right before Rock and Cena. I can tell throughout the match the fans weren't interested because they knew Rock and Cena were next. It should've been on much earlier. Sticking it between Hell in a Cell and Rock vs Cena did this match no justice.

How I would've done it was: IC Title, Orton/Kane, Punk/Jericho, Divas Match, Hell in a Cell, Team Long vs Team Johnny, Bryan/Sheamus, Rock/Cena. 

Punk and Jericho had a great match, and nobody will probably even remember it. Shameful.

Anyway, I don't think the feud between Punk and Jericho is over. Jericho is definitely going to want to some retribution. There were points in the match where I thought Jericho was going to win. More specifically that amazing spot where he reveresed Punk's  Hurricanrana into the Walls of Jericho. Punk and Jericho was a great match. I enjoyed it. Can't say the same for other people though.

I don't even know where, or how to begin with this match. I don't even think you can call it a match. It was 18 SECONDS LONG! Please excuse me while I rant.

So, all the time invested in Daniel Bryan really meant nothing? The man was the top heel on SmackDown and got over with the crowd so well. His character got great reactions and he improved on his promos. Sheamus was built as the strong face heading into Mania and the Royal Rumble Winner, but holy hell! Daniel Bryan turned around, got kicked in the face and that was it. I have no idea why that was the opener and why they disrespected the World Heavyweight Championship and Daniel Bryan in that manner. Last year at WrestleMania, Bryan and Sheamus don't even make the card, and this year not only are they the opener, but they get an 18 second match. Ridiculous.

I wonder where Daniel Bryan goes from here. The man lost in 18 seconds. I'm interested in Sheamus' reign as World Champion, but more interested in seeing where Bryan does after this.

At first I didn't get this decision, but I now I understand.

They made it too obvious that Show was going to win that it came to a point where you actually thought there was a chance that he might lose. But looking at the bigger picture here, I understand the story and why they gave Show the title.

First of all, what happens to a guy that runs his mouth and angers a Giant? Eventually, he gets what's coming to him. And that's what they did. Also, this win not only gives Show his first one-on-one win at WrestleMania, but with this win, he's now officially held EVERY single title there is to hold in the WWE. Proud of Show.

The match was pretty much how I expected. Rhodes stalled, Show dominated, Rhodes got in a little bit of offense, and Show put him away. Start to finish, it was what I expected. Well, except for the outcome of course. But what happens to Rhodes now? Does he move on to Main Event status now, or does he go back to Big Show?

The 12 Man Tag Team Match went on as planned. It was good, entertaining filler.

The match was nothing spectacular, but everybody got in some action and it seemed to flow very well. Nothing much to say after that.

The way it ended caught me by surprise. I didn't know Eve was gonna get involved and cost Team Teddy the match. And good for The Miz to get the pin. This was something he needed to get some momentum back. He got the pin for Team Johnny and Teddy is gone.

I'm sure this feud isn't over by a long shot, but for tonight, Johnny controls RAW and SmackDown, and Eve turned on Ryder......again.

Orton and Kane had a good match, and Kane won. o_O

This match played out looking like it was supposed to be a technical match, but that's not  a vibe that went well with this match. It was supposed to be a brawl type of match. Nonetheless, I actually enjoyed the match a lot. I just didn't think they were gonna go in that direction with it.

Kane getting the win is surprising. I would think that Orton would get the win here, but I guess they're taking this angle into a different direction. Or maybe this is the end of the angle. Who knows?

Kane's top rope chokeslam was pretty cool though.

The Divas match was actually.....pretty good.

It's sad that this match got more time than the World Title and IC Title matches combined, but I digress.

Maria looked pretty good in there for a woman with two broken ribs, but you could tell at the end they were bothering her. This was a good match with Kelly Kelly carrying most of it. A win for the face Divas team isn't all that surprising.


Overall, WrestleMania 28 surpassed last year's WrestleMania by leaps and bounds. This will definitely go down as one of the greatest of all-time. Simply put. Great show, I'd love to watch it again as a matter of fact. I can't wait for RAW! Well done, Mr. McMahon. Amazing show.

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By: Gerald "Showstopper" Prophete

WrestleMania Final Thoughts

WrestleMania 28 is tonight on PPV!! This Mania is being hyped as the Greatest WrestleMania of All Time, but will it live up to the hype? "Stats" Rodney and myself already went through our predictions, but on WrestleMania day, it's only fitting to have a few final thoughts before the show gets underway. I'm gonna go through each match, one last time and show you where I stand after the week that was.

The Rock vs John Cena. Team Bring It vs Team CeNation. The Attitude Era vs The PG Era. You look at it from all angles, and you have a history making match on your hands.

For months people have been talking about this match. As it got closer and closer, the hype grew more and more. And now, it's finally here. The match that fans have been clamoring about on Twitter for months and months. It's finally here! What makes this match really so special is the amount of people that are taking sides in this matter. You can see it on Facebook and on Twitter. The hype is all around us. This is what wrestling has been missing for so long: the atmosphere, the hype, the passion, the energy, etc. And now, with this show, and this match, it's back.

It's no question who I'm going for. I got The Rock. I'm on his side and I say he should win the match. Let's be honest, Cena's popularity is so HUGE. He's pretty much reached Legendary status. A loss is not going to hurt him as much as people think. There's no torch to be passed here. Cena IS the torch.

But I need to revisit a certain issue. For weeks Cena's been saying all this nonsense about The Rock which is actually quite ridiculous. I'm a John Cena fan, but I'm an ever Bigger Rock fan. Rock has done nothing wrong. There's nothing wrong in finding a different passion, wanting to make it on your own merits, wanting to see your family more, staying in good health, and still have a love for the business. When he said he was never leaving, that didn't mean he was going to be on every single RAW, SmackDown and house show. Get real. The WWE isn't his main career anymore, but that doesn't mean he doesn't still love the business. Most of you people need to get this through your heads before you start throwing stones at the guy.

Cena is also contradictory. He talks about how Rock being here takes away spots from the boys in the back. Then he says, he wants Rock back. Huh? He needs to get his priorities straight.

Anyway, enough about that. This is going to be a great match. Rock proved that he's still in great shape at the Survivor Series and Cena has proven on a number of occasions that he can work a match with the very best. Now, I'm gonna throw a little curveball in here. I think Brock Lesnar gets involved, costs Rock the match allowing Cena to win setting up Brock vs Rock next year. Brock Lesnar really has thrown a monkey wrench into things hasn't he?

The Rock vs John Cena. The atmosphere in Miami, The Rock's Hometown, will be absolutely electric. It's going down.

Will this be the night when Undertaker finally goes down?

Triple H is 2-0 with HBK as the guest referee. All signs point to some sort of screwjob that will take place, but it's hard. You really can't put your finger on just how this match will end. Will HBK screw Taker? Will HBK screw Triple H? Will he just call it down the middle? Will he attempt to screw anybody, but catch the wrong person? Will Brock Lesnar interfere? Etc. It's interesting no doubt about it.

But the story behind this actually caught me by surprise. I thought to myself, "Why would want to see another HHH/Undertaker match?" And then came the promo where Undertaker said he didn't want his last image in the WWE as him going out on a stretcher. It made sense. Now, we have this End of an Era moniker looming around this match that is now Hell in a Cell. The two masters of the Cell are going at it. It's going to get physical and it's going to be bloody.

I don't see Undertaker losing, nor do I see Brock Lesnar getting involved. I think Undertaker wins this match. I don't really have an answer as to what HBK will do in this one. Maybe he tries to screw Taker, but catches Triple H instead? Everything adds up to Taker losing, but no matter how you slice it, Taker is going 20-0. Anything otherwise would be ridiculous.

I got four words for you: MATCH OF THE NIGHT!

I'll get to the story in a second, but most people don't realize what we could witness tonight. These two are the best wrestlers right now. CM Punk has really improved his game since Summertime and Jericho looks like he hasn't missed a beat in the ring since his absence. These guys are literally the best in the world. I'm looking forward to a GREAT wrestling match between these two tonight. I will be damned if it's anything less.

Now, I've been wanting this feud ever since Jericho's return back in January. Best in the World vs Best in the World. But this feud needed another layer of depth added to it so that this Best in the World thing wasn't the only thing attached to this feud. This is why Jericho took it one step further and really kicked this feud into high gear. He talked about Punk's family and whatnot. Ever since his character change, Punk's always been the cocky, smart aleck, type of person, but now he's got no comeback for what Jericho is throwing at him. He needed to tap into his inner anger to show just what happens when he gets mad. I think THIS feud has been built up way better than Rock vs Cena and HHH vs Undertaker.

But after all is said and done, I got CM Punk pulling out the win in this one. It's almost a foregone conclusion as to who will win, but I know we are going to be treated to one hell of a wrestling match.

A lot of people aren't talking about this match which makes it the perfect sleeper pick.

Whether people like it or not, in the span of 4 months, Daniel Bryan went from being the underdog to the coward. The WWE has done a masterful job in making this guy the top heel on SmackDown. He's getting crowd reactions, his mic skills are getting better every week, and he's got AJ by his side all the time. Oh and let's not forget, he's the WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION! I'm sort of happy Bryan won the title early and went through this heel turn. It really turned his career around as he was going nowhere.

Now, onto his opponent Sheamus. Well, I like Sheamus. I like how his face character has developed since Summer and I'm also happy with the fact that he won the Royal Rumble. But the only problem with this match is the lack of a build to it. This is actually a good thing to me. They didn't need to go overboard and make this into some personal conflict. It wasn't shoved down our throats is what I'm saying. It's simply, a man that wants to be Champion vs a guy that always seems to win. These two have some pretty good in ring chemistry and I'm expecting a good one with these two.

All that being said, I'm going with Sheamus to win the World Title. Simply because if he loses, there's really nothing for him to go back to. He can't get a rematch. This will be his only shot. Bryan, on the other hand, can take his character to the next level with a loss here. But what makes this interesting is the AJ factor. On RAW, she willingly jumped into harm's way to save her man. This begs the question: what role is she going to play in the World Title match?

And to think, these two weren't even on WrestleMania last year. Now, they're competing for the World Heavyweight Championship. My, what a difference a year makes.

I am VERY interested in this match. Allow me to explain.

I've been a fan of Cody Rhodes ever since his "Disfigured" Gimmick where he had to wear the mask and parade around as some ugly looking human being. It was some of his best work. Then, in November he came out with no mask and new music. Almost like a Rebirth type phase. The kid has talent. He's one Main feud away from Main Event status, and this may be it.

Let's be honest, nobody really thought much of this feud, but if you really look at the build, it's damn good. Rhodes has done some of the best mic work in his career so far: mocking Show, embarrassing him with all those WrestleMania videos, etc. He single handily has me interested in this feud. You don't know which way it's going. Either Show breaks his Mania streak and wins the title, or Rhodes continues to move up the ladder and retain the title.

Well, I see Rhodes retaining here. Why? Because Big Show doesn't need the Intercontinental Championship right now and Rhodes needs to be put over. I think he'll lose a great deal of credibility if he loses. The way I see the match going is that Rhodes is probably going to stall most of the time, Show will finally get his hands on him, and Rhodes will retain in heel fashion. I'll be surprised if this goes past 10 minutes. Maybe the opening match?

In a FOUR HOUR pay per view event, this should get a decent amount of time. But I have to say, ever since the match itself was announced, I've been disappointed with the build. Everything beforehand was so well done, and once the match was announced, everything just started to be built lazily. Then again, this is just my opinion. Basically, Team Johnny has a team of stars and Team Teddy basically has a team of Jobbers. Booker T. being added here is a breath of fresh air for Team Teddy, but I don't think it'll be enough.

The way Johnny and Teddy have been going at it for months, this match needs a good payoff. The winning GM controls both shows here! There's no reason why this match should get anything from 10, maybe 15 minutes. Nothing too long. Just enough time for everybody on the team to shine. With all that being said, I see Team Johnny getting the win here. I've been particularly impressed with the way David Otunga has been built all this time and I'm calling for him to get the pinfall to give Team Johnny the win. Sorry Teddy.

This one definitely won't be a technically sound match. It's going to be a brawl. There's not much of a story heading into this one, but the match itself should be entertaining. I don't see this feud ending after WrestleMania, and you can't have a top star like Orton lose at WrestleMania. I'm giving the win to The Viper.

And for those saying Orton should've been in the World Title match, just think about what you're saying for a second. Orton maybe the top face on SmackDown, but he doesn't need to be in the World Title picture at the moment. We've seen that already. Give him a break from the World Title scene and let Bryan and Sheamus get their match over without the use of a big name star added to it. According to sources, Orton wasn't going to be in the World Title match regardless of what happened. He was originally supposed to wrestle Del Rio, but he's not 100%.

I'm really not expecting much from this match. I think this is just one of those matches where people go to the bathroom or something. Kelly Kelly is probably going to do most of the grunt work and Maria is gonna come in and get the pinfall victory. After all, she can't do much with her two broken ribs. I still say it should've been Beth Phoenix vs Eve, but I digress.

If you aren't pumped by now, then look at this:

I'm sure there's gonna be a few more final touches added to it, but this is what the set will look like tonight at WrestleMania!!!

Enjoy WrestleMania 28!!! We know we will!!!

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By: Gerald "Showstopper" Prophete

Wrestlemania Spoiler?

HERE COMES THE PAIN! 

              According to sources, Brock Lesnar is in negotiations to appear at Wrestlemania 28, this Sunday. That's correct folks this sunday seems that Vince K. McMahon was not joking when he had in mind to make this the greatest wrestlemania ever. Brock Lesnar last appeared in the WWE eight years ago. His last match, ironocially was at Wrestlemania 20, which many believe is one of the greatest wrestlemanias ever.

          Brock Lesnar began his career with a bang and looks to jump back into the WWE with one. With many rivalries coming to a collision this Sunday, we see Brock Lesnar jumping in and throwing a curve ball into how we believed everything would play out. This is an exciting time to be a fan again. It looks like this show will bring back the suspense from the golden age of wrestling: The "Attitude" Era.

          According to Daniel Pena from wrestlingedge.com "A writer for the Associated Press stated in his article on Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson that if  WWE wants to squeeze another potential blockbuster buy rate out of The Most Electrifying Man In Sports Entertainment, the last man standing to get the headline match would be Lesnar." Folks if you ask me, I smell a screw job for The Rock at Mania, thus leading to a blockbuster match between the two in the future. Mabye Cena will turn heel. That would just be genius, but what do we know? 

          The Negoiations are still goin on and they are 50/50 but the WWE is hoping to close the deal within 24 hours so here's hoping on Good News. Once he was the Next Big Thing but now he's the Prodigal son returning home. 

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Phillip "Stats" Rodney 

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http://www.wrestling-edge.com/wwe-news-rumors/brock-lesnar-negotiating-wwe-wrestlemania-28.html)

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Monday Night RAW (The Go-Home Show) Review - 3/26/12

WrestleMania 28 is this Sunday on ppv from Miami, Florida and tonight's Monday Night RAW was the last stop before the Big Show this Sunday. There were some hits, but even more misses. This show was disappointing on a few levels, but I'm going to get to all that in this blog post.

Hits:

Randy Orton & Sheamus vs Daniel Bryan (w/AJ Lee) & Kane:

RAW started off with a HOT tag team match with Orton and Sheamus taking on Kane & Daniel Bryan. It's unusual for RAW to kick off with a match, let alone a tag team match, but in this instance, the match did just what it was supposed to do:

A) Get the crowd amped up and set the tone for the rest of the show.

B) Continued the build of the feuds between Orton/Kane and Sheamus/Bryan

Orton/Kane is going to be nothing more than a brawl, but Sheamus/Bryan is very intriguing. After tonight and what AJ did, no telling how this match is going to go this Sunday. Bryan getting the pinfall gives him loads of momentum as the Champion heading into Mania, but it also begs the questions: What role will AJ play? Already I'm excited for WrestleMania. Good start.


Triple H vs Undertaker - Hell in a Cell Video Package:


In my opinion, the promo last week between HHH, Undertaker, and HBK sucked out a good portion of life from this feud and the video package brought it all back.

THIS is one of the main things WWE has been missing: Great video packages that tie in every aspect of a feud. This Video Package alone got me hyped for this Hell in a Cell match more than the promos Triple H, Taker and HBK have been cutting for the past few weeks. After this promo, I wasn't upset that we didn't see HHH/HBK/Taker in another promo. The video package summed up everything perfectly. Once again: Great job WWE.


Chris Jericho/CM Punk Confrontation:


I've loved this feud since the first face to face meeting between Punk and Jericho. I am happy to say that I'm more excited for THIS match than Rock vs Cena and Undertaker vs Triple H. Yeah, I said that. We're talking about "Greatest match of All-time" potential between these two guys. Jericho took it to that next level and made this feud more personal. This feud needed that extra boost and now they have it.

Ever since Punk changed his character this past Summer, he's OWNED pretty much everybody in terms of mic skills. Now, he's come across somebody who has OWNED him. No longer is Punk the sarcastic, laid back character anymore: He's now serious. It was a smart idea to keep Jericho and Punk apart until WrestleMania. No need for these guys to touch each other with so much on the line. Make us want to see this match and tonight did just that.

The promo Jericho cut on Punk, basically going in on his family, Punk snapping and (kayfabe) re-injuring Christian, showed us a side of Punk we haven't seen before. Then, the interview Punk cut later on that night; you could tell in his voice that he can't wait to tear Jericho apart. WWE has done a masterful job building this feud. I can't wait to see this match. Can. not. wait.


Cody Rhodes:


I said it once, I'll say it again: This man is the best thing going on right now. Cody Rhodes has quietly become one of the best heels in the WWE, has brought prestige back to the Intercontinental Championship, and is one major feud away from Main Event status. This feud with Big Show just might be it. Rhodes' mic work during this feud and embarrassing Big Show with all these WrestleMania video packages have been perfect. They've built Cody Rhodes into a great heel. His promo tonight on Big Show was the final shot fired against the Big Show. Another great job at building up a major feud.

Another good job making these two not get physical. WWE is making us want to see Show finally get his hands on Cody this Sunday. I'm still up in the air as to who gets the win. The way they're building it, you'd think Big Show is gonna walk out the winner, but of course, Cody Rhodes is the future. Hard to tell.


The Rock vs John Cena:


The final showdown between Rock and Cena and it didn't disappoint. These guys went back and forth in a heated war of the words. Cena, for once, made me interested in what he had to say. He was selling the fact that he needed to win more than The Rock. The figures he was throwing out was true. Cena has been in the business longer, but this is an era where wrestlers' bodies went through much less than those of the Attitude Era, but that's beside the point.

These two sold the fact of how big this match is, what it means to them, and throwing personal jabs at each other. It's really nothing we haven't heard before, but tonight it felt more personal. Maybe because it was the last RAW before WrestleMania. I've already made a post about where I stand with these two, so I'm not going to go there again. And once again, there was no physical altercation. WWE wants to milk this cow for everything its worth and not give a single thing away before WrestleMania. This is smart business.

The verbal exchange and the staredown made this a great moment. The only thing bad about it was the way it cut away. It was rather soon and abrupt. But even if these two had a poor promo, it still wouldn't change my mind that WrestleMania is a must order ppv!

Misses:

Team Teddy vs Team Johnny:


Tonight was their last chance to make this feud actually important and mean something, and they failed....miserably.

First of all, you have a Captain vs Captain match with Otunga and Santino which was good, no complaints there. Then, you have Miz run out and drop Santino like a bad habit and FINALLY Miz gets added onto WrestleMania. It really took Miz all this time to get added to Team Johnny? Why did they prolong this for so long if they were just going to end up adding him to the team in the first place? It makes absolutely no sense.

But wait...there's more.

Christian gets "re-injured" and taken out of the match and replaced with Drew McIntyre? Really? I don't mind Drew because he has history with Teddy, but  if they weren't so sure that Christian was 100% ready to come back and compete, why waste a spot on him and actually build up Drew McIntyre an add him to the team earlier? The build for this match was so poor and tonight was just abysmal.

Then, here's the kicker: Booker T. of all people at the last minute gets added to Team Teddy after some nonsense brawl (if you can call it that) and takes out Mark Henry. I'm not upset that Booker got added, it was the way they went about it.

Their one chance to make this match important, and they tanked on it. Big Time. In a 4 Hour WrestleMania show, I would like to hope that this 12 Man Tag Team Match gets enough time to mean something.


The Divas:


Goodness....where do I start?

It's been a while since Eve came out and got Heat. Tonight, she came out and got crickets. This Divas tag team match Sunday is an absolute joke. I still don't understand why they couldn't turn Beth Phoenix face and feud with Eve. It absolutely boggles the mind.

Add to that, where was Maria Menounous? You would think that she would at least make one appearance with Kelly Kelly tonight to further this feud for Mania. Also, Kelly Kelly beat Eve.....why does Kelly Kelly need a partner again?


Brodus Clay:

Also, Brodus Clay. I like Brodus Clay, but if he wasn't going to be a part of WrestleMania, why was he on RAW tonight? There was no internal conflict that involved him. I would've preferred another Member of Team Teddy vs Member of Team Johnny Match instead.

Once again, it boggles the mind.


Overall, the only good parts of RAW were the opening tag team match, the Hell in a Cell video package, Punk going crazy, Cody Rhodes' promo and The Rock/Cena exchange. Everything else was horrible. Ok, not horrible, but barely not worth mentioning. Also, the crowd was bad.

But this has NOT swayed me from ordering WrestleMania this Sunday. You better believe I'm still going to make sure I catch it on Sunday. It's sure to be a great show despite that mediocre Go-Home show they had tonight.

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By: Gerald "Showstopper" Prophete