WWE Musings

A Merry Monday to You, Enthusiasts! How’s everyone doing?   Well, Survivor Series 2018 has come & went and I have to say that I’m not upset with what was displayed.   I was a little surprised RAW swept, though.   I’d thought they would make it a little more interesting in terms of competition but it appears that wasn’t really the point this time.   I do believe the point of last night was to establish some sort of overlying plot(s).    We had Nia Jax, accepting her unofficial title of "FaceBreaker."   Finn Bálor takes steps to bolster himself during the Elmination Match and Daniel Bryan manages to keep a straight face as he’s served up for turning heel.   Notice how many of We the Audience are now wondering what happens next.   That is the question because if it doesn’t have anything to do with last night, then the WWE is not so much changing as it is digging in its heels.   It’s an interesting time.   I’m curious to see what they do with it.   Let’s hope there’s som

Good Evening, Enthusiasts! So, Survivor Series was…interesting to say the least.   I won’t say I didn’t like it.   Triple H was true to form and ensured what he intended would transpire and this was so.   The question marks come in the form of Braun Strowman’s blatant insubordination.    Is he now going to be a threat to The Authority as opposed to an enforcer?   Well, Triple H isn’t scheduled for this evening and none too surprisingly, neither is Brock Lesnar.   Though House RAW holds bragging rights, what happens next is certainly up for debate. The other plot twist in the form of Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens going rogue and turning against Shane McMahon is also something to note.   There’s talk of them potentially defecting to RAW but we will see if there’s any validity to that.   There’s also word that some of SmackDown’s roster are in-house tonight as well so, could some sore-losing also be in store?   It’s all wide open at the moment.   All we can really do is wait and see.   D