I really liked how against the pairing JBL was, then calmly settled on the realization that if Otunga could marry Jennifer Hudson….well

I'm trying to figure out how involved Vince McMahon is in RAW or Smackdown. They're so different in tone, pace, characterization and the treatment of their belts I find it hard to believe he's exerting any creative control over both shows. Perhaps Smackdown truly is Shane's show and Vince is being hands off?

The new character angle for Titus was a good move, but it was handled badly.

There was something about the way they shot Gina stepping off the side walk which prompted me to say to my wife: "Is Gina going to get hit by a car?"

Jesus. There is too much good TV.

I'm a Bray Wyatt mark.
I'm a Randy Orton mark.
I'm an Alexa Bliss mark.
I'm a Miz mark.

How is it not retired yet?

Last night my wife pointed out to me how flawless AJ Styles' hair is and that he must put a lot of work into it. She's right, it really does stand out, especially when most other wrestlers have just greasy, dirty, 'used mop' heads.

Damnit Ambrose! How difficult is it to keep your eyes closed and pretend you're unconscious for 3 minutes?

Alexa and Becky got in some good jabs; the potato farm comment got a belly laugh from me. But there was stuffed sprinkled in between that kept taking me out of the moment that was just sort of clunky and unfunny.

American Alpha, Alexa Bliss and Beck Lynch: Who is writing your promos?

"the two can go to town on each other, using kendo sticks"

I know they're doing something right on Smackdown when I find it difficult to figure out who I want to win in almost any given match.

Woo! I called that Sami Vs Dolph match!

How about shows/movies that use annoying music that unintentionally breaks the viewer?

I'm thinking Sami is the obvious choice to takes up Ziggler's challenge since he's PPV worthy, barely missed winning the Battle Royal and seems keen to accept open challenges. Also, it would be a pretty entertaining match.

It may have thrown a wrench in their plans, but I think it will work out in their favor in the long run. Every time I think about that situation I realize that if his injury was completely kayfabe, it would have been some brilliant booking: A rapid push to the top, charismatic, great wrestler, fun to watch, an instant…

Did nobody else notice when Alexa completely obliterated kayfabe when she attempted to re-tie her top during a pin-fall, with her shoulders clearly off the ground, then didn't even really kick out as Naomi simply gave up the pin at a 2 count?

I've only seen maybe 4 total episodes of this show, because I have way too many shows to watch, so I only happen to tune in casually. I will stream it soon enough, because all 4 episodes were great.

That was a good roasting. I actually started to feel bad for Cena…and I have never liked Cena for one single moment.