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Ember Moon has been out of action since the September 23 episode of Monday Night Raw, and it has come to light that this is apparently due to either an Achilles or ankle injury. No matter what she will probably be out for a few months at least, but if the injury is indeed an … Read moreEmber Moon Injury

Since Bayley destroyed her inflatables, which was a great tactic to signify her change in attitude by the way. It’s safe to say that she has officially turned heel. Bayley was sort of trying to uphold the status of babyface for a couple of months by claiming that all she was doing was maintaining her … Read moreBayley Heel Turn

Finn Balor may be at the forefront of an emerging trend in WWE. He is taking slightly less money by going back to NXT in exchange for more overall flexibility to spend time with family and have more free time to do things that contribute to his own personal happiness. I’d take that deal because … Read moreBalor’s Trend

WWE is most likely going to leverage the star power of Tyson Fury for Crown Jewel emanating from Saudi Arabia. The company is likely going to book a match between Fury and Braun Strowman in addition to Cain Velasquez vs. Brock Lesnar (one would think the WWE Championship will be on the line). The Saudi … Read moreFury’s Star Power

Since 2009 when Hell in a Cell began, WWE has established this event as a slower-paced environment where superstars get the opportunity, and an adequate amount of time, to showcase their in-ring ability and properly tell stories. The event didn’t disappoint this time around as the matches were some of the best I’ve seen in … Read moreHell in a Cell 2019 – Menacing Fiend

FOX has their fingerprints all over the production of SmackDown and making it feel like fans are watching a sports game. This was shown in the people who were featured on the show, like Erin Andrews, Michael Strahan, and Terry Bradshaw. The introduction of major sports figures like Cain Velasquez and Tyson Fury can’t hurt … Read moreFeels Like a Sporting Event

It’s looking like NXT could have some stiff competition in the form of AEW. The presentation of AEW on TNT is very similar to that of WCW back in the day, which makes sense because WCW used to air on the same network. It’s a beautiful thing to see Tommaso Ciampa healthy, as he has … Read moreCiampa and Balor Return

This past week in pro wrestling was one of the greatest weeks in probably 20 years since the fateful week in January 1999 when Mick Foley won the WWE Championship. WWE never looked back, as WCW never beat them in TV ratings again and wound up being bought out by Vince McMahon in 2001. This … Read moreNot Cool Lashley

How awesome is it that Big E did the announcing for Shawn Porter before his title fight with Errol Spence Jr. (Porter got beat though)? This opportunity probably came for Big E because, even if the Pay-Per-View event was not directly put on by FOX, it was closely affiliated. WWE is obviously beginning their relationship … Read moreBig E Announcing for Boxer

Mickie James apparently might become a producer for WWE after recently injuring her knee. This makes total sense because she has done nearly everything there is to accomplish at WWE. Being a six-time Women’s Champion, she can impart valuable wisdom on younger superstars. She also has plenty of charisma to serve as a commentator if … Read moreMickie James Producing

In my opinion, WWE has two options in terms of how they decide to book the Seth Rollins–The Fiend Bray Wyatt Universal Title match at Hell in a Cell. It depends on who the WWE creative team decides to put over at WrestleMania. Through my lens, the two options are for WWE to either double … Read moreBooking for Rollins vs. The Fiend

To a basic fan, it doesn’t seem like a big deal at all, but after seeing WWE operate with and without Pyro (fireworks), I can tell you it makes a serious difference in the overall production of shows. First of all, when fireworks go off at the beginning of Pay-Per-Views it sets the stage for … Read morePyro Returning