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The odd exception is when people refer to Batista as Dave or Dave Batista on interviews, I like that they acknowledge he does have a first name.

Sorta helped turn his life around.

DDP.

It might of upset AJ a tad. She isn't know to be particularly thick skinned. Plus over the last few years she's been doing the band gimmick.

Lita could scrub up well to be fair to her. Yeah Sable is still living in the middle of nowhere with Lesnar.

It appears that this years HoF ceremony will appear on the network in some form or another. Hopefully not cut to pieces like the USA version.

Appears WWE have dropped Antonio and are billing him simply as Cesaro.

I don't know if it was just me, but I had an urge to find out what ACH stood for: Albert C. Hardie, Jr.

I remember when I used to share a place with a friend, I'd watch RAW with him, and it infuriated him that they went to a break mid match. It completely soured him to the rest of the show. I think people who have watched for a number of years have simply gotten used to it, but as evidence by this, I guess it can turn people off the show quickly in some cases.

Loss, can anyone add tags to their topics or do we hold off for you to do it?

I have no issue with Lita going in, but during that era Sable was far more valuable to the company. Lita did have the longevity over Sable and was involved in memorable angles.

Great work as always Mookie! 31% growth year-on-year isn't realistic, most people realise that. Can they hide this obvious fact from the potential suitors however remains to be seen.

I think you're right, as he's been with the company so long now anyway, and if he was going to "make it" I am 99% it would of happened by now anyway. Unfortunately I think his inability to politic correctly has hurt him far more than his performances good, bad or indifferent in the ring.

For me, nothing tops Hogan turning at BATB '96 - I know there were rumblings about it leading up to the show, but as a 14 year old who only got the observer from time to time it was a massive shock.

I have just watched this and I agree with you that it was a fun match and easily one of the top 4 on the show. Maybe they were so over due to people in the UK liking fat men aka Big Daddy

The thing is, putting Ziggler with Kofi isn't going to help him one iota I don't feel. Kofi has been treading water for years and years. His last memorable thing outside of Rumble spots was his little feud with Orton a few years ago where he put him through a table at MSG.

I see the same when I watch him regarding working hard but coasting at the same time, and have thought that for a while. I agree it's a odd criticism, but one nevertheless that detracts from his overall performance. I think his time has passed now in terms of getting a renewed push, which is a shame, because I feel half of the blame needs to be placed with the writing team as they have pulled the rug from under him so many times it's scary.

Well, your signature hasn't be lost, which I for one find strangely memorising!

The Payback sell job was phenomenal in my opinion. Totally and that is a big, big exception to my general point. He was amazing at Payback. I think a lot of people have soured on him over the course of the last 6 months or so, and rightly so. He has no clue about pacing, or if he does, he doesn't seem to care.

As a Brit I have a nosey at UKFF.com from time to time. It's 99% British fans with some great, good and horrendous posters.

Meltzer seems to think we won't be seeing any more Japanese guys brought in to WWE any time soon as they don't see the Japanese market as a priority. Shame they are that short sighted.

The Payback sell job was phenomenal in my opinion.

Awesome, can't wait to listen.