To be fair, she's been in the business for like two years. She's in way over her head, and it's the company's fault for pushing her way too hard, way too fast.

Sami ain't beating Strowman. Vince McMahon is still in charge of this show.

The strike zone was enormous all night. I think the home-plate umpire had dinner plans.

I mean, it's not hard to find the shows on their website. That's what I always use when I have a conflict or, in the past, when shows got pre-empted by sports when they were on WGN.

I wonder if any of the CW's ratings decline has anything to do with the affiliate switch in Chicago.

They considered McShane but ultimately figured that it'd be just a little too meta.

It's been canceled. Unlike Netflix, Amazon does tend to cancel shows if nobody's watching them.

The show's at least a few years old at this point, so Goodman-ass enthusiasts will probably need to find something a bit more current.

Right right right – now that you mention it, that was a big deal back then. And yes, Kenny was super young when he was brought up – he's still only 30, and I remember that when he was let go, he was supposedly told that they'd bring him back after he grew up a bit, but he ended up more or less quitting the business…

Owens has been booked like a total geek since he won the title. It's totally inexplicable. You'd think they'd take care to book him to look strong after Hunter literally handed him the title, but you'd be wrong!

Everyone loves him as a person, but everyone also realizes that he's an awful wrestler and has an annoying character.

My memory of it is that he got a DUI and then got released because of that. He was dating Mickie James, and I don't think she was messing around with Cena.

That's why he doesn't work as a face. Regardless of how great and friendly and wholesome the announcers tell you he is, you know damn well that he'd try to steal your girlfriend as soon as he gets the opportunity.

Rhyno is still doing indies, and he probably needs to proceed as if he's going to win his election. (He's not, but that's beside the point.) They're definitely losing the belts very shortly.

On the Edge & Christian show, they mentioned AJ's past and then flashed a publicity still of Test 'n' Albert (and Trish) on the screen. If Bryan was explicitly told to mention TNA, that would indicate a major shift in policy, and it could actually mean something.

A wrestling show is SUPPOSED to leave you wanting more. The fact that this has become a novel concept is a damning indictment of the way WWE has been making TV for the past several years.

As has been said elsewhere, Austin Aries as heel champ is what this division needs. Kendrick is trying, and his character is fine, but he just can't hang with these guys in the ring anymore. Aries can, and I hope he gets the chance.

I find Cody's ringwork to be extremely boring. It's the platonic ideal of the super-bland style they were teaching in Florida when everyone, regardless of size, was more or less being forced to wrestle like HHH. Maybe he can transcend that now, but even when WWE guys were allowed more leeway in recent years, Cody…

The interest is real, but WWE doesn't want the promotion – just the footage. They'll bid according to their perceived value of the tape library, and if their bid happens to be the highest, they'll win, take the footage, kill the promotion, and maybe keep a handful of guys. However, I would be surprised if a WWE bid…

It'd also be nice if they wouldn't put them in the third-hour death slot every week.