It only failed to put someone over in that WWE failed to put someone over. Cesaro bodyslamming Big Show over the top rope would've been a great start to a face turn and matches where Cesaro regularly beats Show, Kane, Ryback and other huge dudes.

I can kinda see that, but I think a Ryback win would've accomplished that in the same way. Or Sheamus as a surprise entrant and win.

I never read any of these, but the concept of Android Karenina seemed neat.

I imagine they were under the impression the crowd liked Roman.

Credit where credit is due, over on /r/squaredcircle they have a thread where many of the members are talking about how idiotic and knuckledragging those chants were during the Divas match, and they're also shouting down the few "neckbeards" bringing up men's rights.

I don't mind a new, mid card Cena. At 37-38, he can start slowly putting over the mid card guys on their way to the main event.

I wonder if they'll reunite him with Luke and Rowan. After all, they still look the same, what exactly is their deal? "Uh, we're still creepy backwoods rednecks… just no longer with the other creepy backwoods redneck… or each other."

Not to mention… Neville? The goofiest one in the Harry Potter books?

He's so much better than Kane or Big Show he needs to take over for them NOW. I don't know what emotional attachment Vince has for those two, but it's strong.

I appreciate that, and wish more crowds would shut down the nerds that chant "CM Punk" at AJ, but if the "You Suck Cena/Bryan" chants are true… ugh. So many more ways to indicate "you are heels and we dislike your behavior."

Which is why if he were to win any of these things, it could've been the first one. Makes no sense why he'd be shown up by Cesaro here, then really decide to put the work in… at 43 and roughly ten years older than Cesaro-who was in this one.

Does anyone else think that the after-Mania crowd is better after a lackluster Wrestlemania? For instance, after Bryan's post-28 "I lost in three seconds" performance we got what really introduced the "Yes!' chant and did a great deal of work in convincing people that Bryan was over. After 29 we had the Fandango…

I dunno, Taker's fifty now, and people kick out of the tombstone like it was a simple clothesline. Bray should've been able to beat him, since he could've really used the boost. It's like my avatar said in his Colt podcast "who's gonna be here tomorrow?"

So is Lana gone? Surely not, she was pretty popular and did a great job as manager.

…can someone explain to me the logic behind Big Show winning the ARMBAR? Seriously, that is one booking decision that makes absolutely no sense in any way imaginable.

Probably, but he's also probably not wrong.

I dunno, I mean Mindy Kaling is a show runner AND lead in her own project. Pretty sure she actually is really busy.

Sigh… the same place I learned #chickenfingersareback.

Did you see this on WWE.com, or was it pushed to the side for Cena's 1,798th wish? (I know, good for Cena, but we know other Superstars do these things, too)

Cool hobby.