WWE Musings

Greetings Enthusiasts, After a long think, I've decided to cut waaaay back on the blogging.  Life is just getting in the way too much and I'm having less and less time for it.  Part of me laments this but, meh...it's not like this stuff is all that important.  Frivolities are usually first to go when it comes to setting priorities and so goes the blog but, I'll still tweet and watch if things stay interesting.  I had a lot of fun and I hope some of these ideas don't go to complete waste (^_~) Guess we'll see.  Funny tweets get retweeted and perhaps some day, I'll get that long awaited Favorite. See You in a Bit, -Nicole Alexis (^_~)

Greetings Enthusiasts, I know my presence has been spotty of late but it should be coming back to normal soon.  Just know I've never been a fan of drama.  I'm glad the bit I've been sucked into is dying down.  In any case, let's see how tonight's episode keeps things interesting. I've been digging the improvements of late.  It's beginning to get a lot of fun again.  Let's hope it stays this way.  Funny tweets get retweeted and who knows...a Favorite may just show (^_~) See You in a Bit, -Nicole Alexis.

Sorry Enthusiasts, With my busy workday schedge & these crazy people in my life all messed  up, I've been detained yet again when it comes to blog-itude.  Trust me, I'd rather be blogging but bills needing to be paid and such, what's a girl to do?  Well, wish me luck and I hope to post again come Friday. Peace Be With You, -Nicole Alexis.

Evening Enthusiasts, You must forgive me.  I've been sucked into a nasty bit of drama, not of my own making.  Long story short, some people are stupid but think they're smart.  In any case, that is why I haven't been as up to date with my postings of late but hopefully for this RAW , I may just be able to get back to my punctual self.  Let's keep the fingers crossed, shall we.  I've never been a fan of drama of not the fun kind.  So, let's see if this week's RAW can lift my spirits, shall we?  Funny tweets get retweeted and we'll just not speak of a Favorite but I'll let you know if it comes. See You in a Bit, -Nicole Alexis (^_~)

Evening Enthusiasts, I hope this Thursday is treating you well.  You have to forgive me.  I been decidedly detained by other matters.  Rest assured, they aren't predominantly mine but others appear to value my assistance. In any case,  I've been quite distracted but I feel the matter is getting under control and things can now return to some state of normalcy.   Nevertheless, this week's RAW  was surprisingly refreshing.  It appears the WWE is slowly getting its balls back and I like it!  The grittier matches and more plausible storylines are making it fun again, as it should be.  That's why we're all here, remember (^_~)  Funny tweets get retweeted and if a Favorite comes a Favorite comes and you'll all know it 'cause it's been retweeted too. See You in a Bit, -Nicole Alexis.

We’re in Fallout territory now, Enthusiasts as we see the aftermath of the events of Money in the Bank. To be honest, Money in the Bank was my favorite PPV so far. I might even like it more than this year’s Wrestlemania.   The matches were compelling and fun yet, newbie friendly.   I introduced a few compatriots and they were thoroughly entertained and so kudos WWE!   You appear to be finding your way…finally. To begin, we find ourselves in Cleveland , Ohio and Seth Rollins having retained the Heavyweight Title, Rollins is decidedly smug as he struts down the ramp, beloved belt on his shoulder.   If you haven’t noticed, he’s kind of a big deal.   Good people of Cleveland , I don’t think you know just how awesome I am.   Well, just let me tell you that given my superb performance, it’s pretty much official.   And in my efforts to be my best, I just want to thank those who helped me be the best that I could be. Rollins pulls out a list. *Ahem* Yes, I would like to thank

Hey there, Enthusiasts! Money in the Bank has passed and I wasn't really surprised with the results as I was with the action.  I went over to a friend's and made a small event of it this time around so I wasn't as focused but I will say I thought the Ladder Match was the most exciting.  Though Owens vs. Cena and Rollins vs. Ambrose were solid matches, something about the Ladder Match just got the blood going.  I can atest to that because the crowd I was watching with were a mixed assortment of viewers.  About half were kinda familiar.  2 people, me included, knew what was up and the rest were completely oblivious outside of knowing the genre exists. They were thouroughly entertained and the matches were fun.  Couldn't really complain, which is great (^_~) If only it could be that way all the time.   In any case, RAW viewing is gonna be a little different for me on the West Coast this week.  A sudden leak from the ceiling dripped water onto my usual viewing unit and s

Greetings Enthusiasts!  Money in the Bank is coming up this Sunday and I have to admit I continue to be lukewarm about it.  Though Smackdown wasn’t exactly disappointing, if I’m supposed to be getting all excited for MITB, I’m not really sure how I’m supposed to do  it through what was presented.  There were a couple solid matches, but in terms of any feuding or story, it all just feels a bit flat.  I don’t mind just having a wrestling spectacle but if that’s what they’re gonna do, they should explicitly state that or develop more of the drama so that we care. We open in Lafayette, Louisiana and Dean Ambrose greets us with a “title belt” on his shoulder.   As we remember from RAW, Ambrose has been having a great time frolicking around New Orleans with the Heavyweight Championship belt and he takes some time to show us the pics on the “big screen”.   Nice right?   Just as Ambrose is about to continue, a huffy Seth Rollins marches down the ramp.   What the fuck is this bullshit

Good evening, Enthusiasts. Well, what would usually be more banal talk of the lead up to Money in the Bank this Sunday is marred by the passing of our beloved Dusty Rhodes.  No doubt you have seen the news all throughout the forums.  Though I missed his heyday, he has been a regular presence in the WWE for as long as I've been watching and I am saddened by this news.  May he rest in peace.  Let us mourn but not for too long.  Of what I've seen of him, he seems the type that would enjoy a Louisiana style funeral service.  So, let us remember how he brought us all joy and celebrate a great person and career.  We can watch some Smackdown too.  Funny tweets will get retweeted and if a Favorite ever comes it will be made one and retweeted but I fully understand if many of you don't feel very jovial tonight. See You in a Bit, -Nicole Alexis (^_^)

Greetings Enthusiasts!  By the looks of things, it would appear that the WWE is trying to embrace some semblance of change. We saw plenty of the same but perhaps in a different order or with less emphasis to sticking to the script.  Whatever the case, I found the push for invigoration encouraging. We the Audience have voiced over recent years our collective displeasure but have somewhat resigned ourselves to never being heard. Perhaps someone, somewhere is in fact listening. We open in New Orleans , Louisiana with John Cena to greet us.  His purpose?  To talk about his match with Kevin Owens scheduled for Money in the Bank this Sunday.  It’s simple to Cena. Yeah, Owens and NXT are the hot-shit right now and so, naturally Owens has earned some respect. Yet, what Owens has to understand is that there’s a difference between NXT and the WWE.  Yes, Owens got Cena at Payback and Cena has much respect but, Owens has to recognize that the game is played differently in the “big leagu

What's going on, Enthusiasts? We're in "Go Home" territory now for Money in the Bank so, I'll be expecting action to be a little more interesting.  I'll be introducing some new folks to the WWE PPV with this one so, the pressure's on for the WWE to produce.  I'll make sure to tell them to keep their expectations low (^_~)  In the meantime, let's see if they get our appetites whetted.  Funny tweets get retweeted and we'll see if a Favorite makes an appearance. See You in a Bit, -Nicole Alexis.

Hey there, Enthusiasts!   This week’s Smackdown was a bit of a this and that, as can happen, but I found myself more entertained than not.   Nothing too phenomenal went on but if you’re an avid Enthusiast, I’m sure you weren’t very upset with it.   I actually think we got some good action and though this seemed to favor the heels this time out, it was done in a way that built momentum for next week's RAW as we’ll want to see how those who fell, come back to redeem themselves. We open in Houston , Texas a little differently this evening.   It appears Seth Rollins would like to have a little chat with us.   He wants us to understand something.   What I want everyone to understand is that I am the future.   I sided with The Authority because it was the best move.   Yes, you can’t deny there is strength in numbers but do I need them?   No.   I don’t need anybody!   When Wrestlemania came, I waited for my moment and I took it right when any intelligent champion wo

Plenty of it (^_~) How's your Thursday evening going, Enthusiasts? Can't say I can complain too much.  So, the WWE appears to be moving in the right direction for once and it's very exciting yet, I do hate to get my hopes up.  Nevertheless, I feel this upswing has been long coming.  I'm glad it's arriving and hope it just continues.  We've got a couple weeks until Money in the Bank and given tonight's spoilers, we should be kept moderately interested yet, I'm sure we'll get better come "Go Home" time.  We'll see how it all plays out.  Funny tweets get retweeted and I won't expect to see a Favorite but I'll be happy if it arrives. See You in a Bit, -Nicole Alexis.

How goes it, Enthusiasts?  Did you like this week’s episode of RAW?   Have to say I enjoyed myself and for once, I had a lot of fun watching it.  There was something very “back to basics” about it that I found refreshing.  It didn’t take itself seriously, it shouldn’t really in general, and was funny.  I didn’t fall over laughing but I found myself understanding more than not,why I am a wrestling enthusiast. We open in San Antonio , Texas and The Authority enter with Seth Rollins at the front of their V-shaped formation and no one’s happy, not a bit, nope.  Once in the ring, Stephanie McMahon explains to us why Dean Ambrose is just no good.  He straight up stole the Heavyweight Title Belt.  Who the hell does he think he is?  A guy like that only understands severe repercussions.  So, what shall we do with him?  Fine him?  Suspend him?  Fire him?   Triple H then interjects, telling the crowd to shut-up in true Triple H fashion and then demands that Ambrose get his ass ou