WingedEagle

AA in the top 10 and Brock in the top 25. Can't see any chance I rate the enforcah that high, could see Brock anywhere from 10-15 spots higher or lower, but I love it all. ARN ANDUHSUN!

One day they need to work a blood angle and have Nigel freak out on air about hep. ~MONEY~

What about the '07 return match?

Somehow Bryan Alvarez is more annoying and abrasive than any WWE broadcaster.

I will never support a crowd pulling off chants about itself and simply working to get itself over, but if you're in the ring...do something about it. If you have a script to follow and can't call an audible to bring them in, that sucks. But I can't imagine a crowd is going to be so into marking out for itself that it'll completely ignore something awesome happening right before its eyes.

Gotta be.

We can't be that lucky.

Jerry... are you saying you were right two years ago or are right now? I disagree with modern Jerry but agree with old Jerry. I'm still legit confused by JVK's point. Not disagreeing -- legit not sure what the conclusion is. Ha my bad -- I thought we were talking about your theory on Cena and his # of world title reigns. I'm fully on board with the main event talk and agree with you 100%

Jerry... are you saying you were right two years ago or are right now? I disagree with modern Jerry but agree with old Jerry. I'm still legit confused by JVK's point. Not disagreeing -- legit not sure what the conclusion is.

That was an outstanding match and an all-time bad finish.

15 minute entrances and build up package For sure. But the trend in the Network era seems to be that PPVs finish closer to the hour than not, though Battleground was definitely an exception.

Ton of time left here. Curious what smoke and mirrors they break out.

So this is pretty damn cool -- https://twitter.com/SamoaJoe/status/635629114171486208

what. the. fuck.

Really odd that Rollins isn't going after the face nor the announcers even talking about it. I get they don't want to do anything too risky there, but given how hard it was pushed in the build you'd expect some kind of nod to it. Cena even acknowledged it when throwing punches by protecting his face, but the announcers refused to touch it.

Big E dancing + Seth Rollins in the home whites = terrific summerslam.

I have no idea who Stephen Amell is or what Green Arrow is, but he acquitted himself incredibly well for a celeb / first timer. Not remotely embarrassing. Odd decision to have him play Ricky Morton, but he looked good.

Big E just locked up this year's Flair/Thesz award.

Nope looks like there's no pre-show match.

Interesting. I've had zero buffering issues on the preshow. But couldn't go about 90 seconds on Armageddon '05 earlier without buffering.

I hope people would feel the same way, but I'd be shocked. I think part of what people enjoy about the NXT women's matches is just how different it is. Yes, they're women, which is different from basically every match of consequence we're accustomed to domestically. Its also completely different from how women's matches have been presented for years, so what we get here feels incredibly fresh and unique. My point is its not solely because they're women and we've got a bunch of feminists here, but that it doesn't look at all like what we're used to seeing in good wrestling matches. You get a match like Lesnar-Reigns at Mania this year where there was legit and not insignificant blood -- this added immensely to the match because its been years since it was used that way. Back when blood was a regular thing it simply wouldn't add the same intensity and lock you in because you were seeing it regularly. Give us something we haven't seen that hasn't been desensitized, and if you present it decently it will get over. Variety is huge. Give us a solid 15 minute divas match on TV every week and pretty soon the standards will change to reflect that.