Tenese Sarwieh

I don't think I've ever heard of a soulless CM Punk promo, but here it is.

It was fine but I'm getting this program on repeat, some progression please.

JYD not being in the HOF based on historical significance is criminal.

With the Niners, it's always something that derails them from winning a championship during Shanahan's tenure as HC, mostly injuries. If they can stay healthy they have a chance until then I got the Eagles repeating as NFC champs. God, I hope this week's Raw is decent.

Dragunov/Hayes stole the show, while the rest was just okay. Looks like Melo's NXT journey might be wrapping up. If it is hoping he gets a fair shot on the main roster.

AEW delivered another exceptional show with WrestleDream. The Swerve/Hangman match was nothing short of breathtaking, and it's great to see Swerve clinch the victory – he's definitely poised for a main event run. Bryan/Sabre showcased pure wrestling mastery, proving that with talents of this caliber, magic is inevitable. While I currently lean towards Opreay as TBITW, Danielson is giving him a run for his money, especially after that intense strap match and now this. Darby/Cage was an awe-inspiring spectacle, though I wasn't particularly thrilled about Copeland's debut. But hey, if TK's offering big bucks, it's hard to blame anyone for taking it. As for MJF, it's high time he steps out of his fed dreams and takes things more seriously in AEW, instead of merely cosplaying as Hogan.

If there ever was a standard of what a complete performer is, Terry Funk is your guy. I'm completely stunned and sadden by this news. He's one if the reasons a nine year old me fell in love with ECW. My earliest memory of Funk was his barbed wire match with Sabu at 3am with my brother and mama then flowed to his older stuff, no surprise he was great with everything he did. Rest In Paradise Funker.

Multiverse was a solid show with the women's four-way being the standout (it made my notebook) and the Rush/Trey vs Speedball/Hiromu coming in second. Get that Impact/Stardom relationship working asap, I need Deonna/Giulia in a singles match. Also I have hopes that Trey will be in next year's BOSJ.

The fantastic match saved the show for me. Kushida's aggressive precise limb work was on point. Now it's time for Bailey to be in a significant role now, maybe in the title picture.

You know Kingston is on cloud nine doing this, happy for him.

When will this Becky/Trish program end?

That is not a wild assessment about Gunther he probably is the best in-ring performer in WWE.

I want Cody's mom to slap Brock like she did Jericho.

Regarding the usage of the bloodline angle and melodrama in wrestling, opinions can vary greatly. Some people appreciate the emotional depth and storytelling it adds to the matches, while others may find it excessive or distracting. It all boils down to how people view melodrama, wheater the usage is good or bad. An example that demonstrates the effectiveness of melodrama in wrestling is the match between Masahiro Chono and Daichi Hashimoto on 3/6/11. Toward the end of the match, Chono is on the verge of defeating Hashimoto with the STF submission hold. However, he hesitates and wears a sad expression, almost on the verge of tears, as he locks in the hold. This moment of hesitation and visible emotional struggle adds depth to the narrative of the match. It creates tension and makes the audience question Chono's motivations and emotions, elevating the overall dramatic impact of the encounter base on Chono's history with Shinya. Please sure examples of melodrama you loved or hated.

Fantastic video package to introduce Nick Wayne.

Keith looks like he's slimmed down some.

This Raw has been a whole lot of nothing.

Ok bubba lol.

It should be Cody, as this entire title run for Roman has been nothing more than smoke and mirrors. He can't succeed on his own; he always relies on his cousin's assistance with Cody coming the closest to defeating him. With The Usos gone and Solo soon to be departing, it only makes sense for Cody to beat him fair and square as the most plausible outcome.

Money In The Bank was a solid show with standout moments, like the incredible spot involving Ricochet and Logan, and the women's ladder match finish. The main event, centered around the bloodline story, effectively fulfilled its purpose and could be considered a Match of the Year contender if you're invested in the ongoing story it was just ok for me. Overall, it was a fine event.

Keith Lee stepped out of a time machine from five years ago.

Skye Blue should be working with Emi Sakura on a nightly basis, way more upside than Jade in the ring.

Love or hate him CM Punk is a star. Also, this Wardlow Luchasaurus is not hitting.

The winner will be considered a geek. They cannot compete for the real title since Roman is busy with the CINEMA. Therefore, they will have to settle for the consolation belt along against Seth.

They couldn't find someone to replace Priest for MITB? he just challenged for the belt last week.