WWE Musings

How’s It Going, Enthusiasts? Tuesday going better than Monday?   Well, let’s hope so.   In any case, so RAW didn’t quite crackle-pop but that may not have been its fault.   Distractions in terms of the NBA Finals and Stanley Cup had would-be watchers decidedly distracted and that alone may have been disheartening.   The main event delivered, though so SmackDown has the delicate task of not so much cleaning up the mess but re-stoking the fire. Though most don’t have too many good things to say about the WWE product at present, even they are subject to bad nights from time to time.   Last night may just have fell flat.   Not the end of the world.   Segments like the ones for the 24/7 Title were good examples.  It should be played like this but Creative may have to let the more witty members of the roster run with it.   This segment is good for those who are good with off-the-cuff material.   The key to keep this interesting is to keep it fun and if someone can’t come up with t

A Good Monday to You, Enthusiasts! Is it going all right for you?   Well, hopefully you get to relax soon if you don’t have your feet up already.   So, the Super ShowDown has come and went and naturally the main talk revolves around the geriatric match between The UnderTaker and Goldberg.   The word is that it was botched to the max but personally, I feel the WWE was experimenting with Kayfabery.   You see Goldberg, “cut himself” on the turnbuckle, leading to the “botched” ending of the match.   If you ask me, that’s what was decided.   If Goldberg really cut himself open and half-concussed himself, they would have stopped the match.   With the WWE under-fire for supposedly not supporting its wrestlers in terms of healthcare and whatnot, the last thing they need is ridicule over letting an old man wrestle after knocking himself silly.   I believe if it were real, we would have seen Goldberg carted or assisted out. Now, as for the reasons of why that was done, who knows.   It c