I don't know about "good," but Bleacher Report has a fair amount of WWE coverage.

That's too bad AV Club is discontinuing WWE coverage. It was the only worthy thing on the site. Now the site will be nothing but reviews of bad tv shows and liberal nonsense. I'll have to say good bye.

While this SD was nowhere near as bad as Battleground, I'm finding it difficult to stay interested in any of it.

It's amazing that the WWE is even trying to pass Jinder off as an Indian Face. He's not a face anywhere else and he isn't Indian.

I don't know if it was specifically said that she can only cash in for the SD title, but if I'm booking, I'd be throwing the idea out there of having her tease a shot at the Raw champion, especially if Bayley becomes that person.

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I really enjoyed the majority of what Raw gave us last night.

So last night we got Becky vs. Charlotte. On Monday, we'll get Bayley vs. Sasha. As much as I enjoy watching the Horsewomen, I hope they give matches to some other women, too. Then again, I'm fairly confident Alexa will be interrupting the Bayley/Sasha match.

It's getting more and more difficult to watch all three hours of Raw, and I couldn't get through it all yet again. There are only a few stories that are interesting me: Seth and Dean vs. the Miz, Sasha and Bayley vs. Alexa, and Enzo vs. Cass. Nothing else is very good.

Yeah, that headline puzzled me, too. However, it wasn't Fastlane I hated; it was Extreme Rules, which was the only PPV so bad that I turned it off after the Alexa/Bayley disaster. Not to mention the blatant lack of "extreme" elements.

What an awful Raw. Two hours and 45 minutes straight of boring men's matches and stories, and the only significant thing that happened was Strowman showing up. Bo Dallas showed up three times for God's sake… Then the women finally appear, but they started the match during a commercial break, then get another…

That comment is equally true if you leave out the word "comedy" lol

Enzo flirted with and seriously tried to pick up Lana during their angle with Rusev. Enzo was a shady jerk trying to get a woman who is taken, yet he was considered a face in the Enzo/Cass/Rusev/Lana angle. Rusev and Lana were simply defending their relationship, and somehow, they were supposed to be heels.

I have posted before about how bad Raw's writers are, and yet, somehow, this episode managed to be even worse. This might be the worst episode of Raw I've seen over the last few years.

Pistachio farm? Now that idea is nuts.

Dean Ambrose and the Miz had a great feud on SD. That same feud comes to Raw and it fizzles out. Besides them, the only man I care to watch at all is Seth Rollins.

This is a win for both sides. Viewers are happy because viewers won't miss anything that happens. The advertisers are happy because viewers are more likely to keep their eyes on the screen while the ads are playing.

UK crowds are always hot for Bayley. The WWE's failure to put her in a match yesterday just highlights how incompetent Raw's writers are.

And here I am thinking that the country was called the United Kingdom or Great Britain. I wonder why there was no England in the Olympics, then, if they're actually a country and not something similar to a US state…

Except there was no wrestling in the opening and Roman didn't talk until 15 minutes had passed. It was 15 minutes of little more than fan chanting. It was incredibly boring and fans should never be the focal point of the show. I don't have an issue with Roman, unless it was his idea to wait for the chants to stop. …

Then you add in the fact that Dana was somehow getting along great with Sasha and Bayley…even though both of them have had serious issues with Dana in the recent past. It's a bit puzzling. I wish there was some kind of explanation as to why Dana would suddenly be buddies with Sasha and Bayley.