WWE Musings

Happy Monday, Enthusiasts! Did you catch Extreme Rules?   Well, it wasn’t the best offering but I have to say it is nice to see that the WWE is trying.   It’s clear they’re thinking about it and such but they have yet to find their proverbial stride.   Yet, the display was enough proof to me that they’re looking for it.   That appeases me at the moment.   Given circumstances, I feel we really shouldn’t harp on them too much.   Everyone has other things on their minds so, there’s a mild pass on the particulars but this is why I’m championing that the WWE just simplifying things.   Let’s take Edge’s example.   I think he has the right overall idea.   He’s attempting to make wrestling watchable TV.   Not an easy task but he currently has the chops to do it ‘cause he’s got some real TV experience.   Not the case with the bulk of the roster.   So, I understand leaning on old tricks but I have to voice that I feel it’s best to follow Edge’s lead here.   He’s keeping it believable by keepin

Happy Halloween to You, Enthusiasts! I hope you got Trick r’ Treating out of the way and are all settled in.   It is a school night, after all 😉 As for me, I opted to stay in ‘cause I only really celebrate Halloween when it falls on a weekend but, I don’t see why others can’t go out and have some fun.   In the meantime, I’ll feast upon some SmackDown.   Though, I don’t expect anything too incredible to happen, I do like how the WWE has taken a page out of The Simpsons book and decided to play with the concept of Current Event farce.   Giving a Game of Thrones edge to the tone of things has made this interesting again and I have to say I’m curious to see if they help themselves on this one.   So far, I’ve been seeing plenty of promise.    Yet, as things are in the WWE Universe, though off to a good start, this tactic could very easily fall flat in the future.   We’ll see how House SmackDown contends. So, moving along,  House RAW left us a little befuddled last night