WWE Musings

Happy Friday, Enthusiasts! Well, this one is kinda fun for me because the WWE Universe news I stumbled upon is fucking hilarious.   Well, it’s on the periphery of WWE news.   Looks like Chris Jericho got himself into a little feud with former 80s hair band front-man Sebastian Bach of Skid Row.   This is funny for so many reasons, mainly because neither of these guys can really talk if the subject is their music.   Skid Row had like a couple hits back in the day and I was never really impressed with them as a band.   I’d take Bon Jovi, Motley Crüe and Def Leppard over Skid Row any day.   Only way I’d see Skid Row is if they were on a line-up with Bon Jovi, Motley Crüe and Def Leppard and I’m sure they’d open so I’d come late.   I’d probably see a FOZZY show over a Skid Row show out of sheer curiosity but I admit that Skid Row has had more notoriety overall.   I never took FOZZY seriously so the fact that they’re bickering over a moot issue is just cracking me up right now.   Never min

Good Evening, Enthusiasts! Well, I would say RAW wasn't that bad but last night's crowd made it seem like we were watching a typical tennis match.  They weren't really feeling it at all.  The "hooligan" chants echoed as always but the audience seemed as if they should have spent their money elsewhere.  What do you say?  Blame it on Monday?  In any case, I wouldn't say SmackDown  has any slack to account for but rather needs to be more fluid in its approach.  Hopefully, they get a better crowd to work with but the name of the game will be coherence and fluidity.  Never know what's going to happen out there, that's nothing new in the WWE Universe but, the approach to anything happening should utilize the surprise as a springboard as opposed to view it as a mood to be turned.  Perhaps this is the time to experiment?  One has to challenge oneself if one's to evolve, right?  What do you think, Enthusiasts?  You think SmackDown  can get the ball rol