WWE Musings

Hello Enthusiasts,   How’s everyone doing? Well, I hope. So, here we are in pre-Fastlane and pre-pre-WrestleMania No Man’s Land. Whatever shall fill the void? Other wrestling sites are beginning to catch-wise to WWE’s true failings. They have some mild pressure to come up with something that proves they're just not sitting around twirling pens and tapping laptops, hoping for ideas. Yet this isn’t exactly new so, let’s get into some of the other news floating around.   The biggest bit of news comes from 2 pseudo-infamous, former WWE wrestlers in the forms of Big Cass and Enzo Amore. I don’t know what they’re going by now but the surprise is that Cass is in good shape and looks like he’s ready to rock. The joke going around is that WWE should be around shortly now that he’s big and fit. I wouldn’t exactly expect that, though. Not that it couldn’t happen in the future, I expect that a lot of former WWE wrestlers may return in the near future, it’s just that there’s no place fo

How Are You Doing, Enthusiasts? These are some unique times I have to say.   Rite Aid proved to be a God send as I was finally able to buy a carton of eggs.   It’s nuts out here!   Everyone is preparing for the Zombie Apocalypse with this Coronavirus lockdown.   I don’t have any point of reference in my memory banks.   This is different.   Yet, I don’t really mind working from home, though.   That has been the most relaxing aspect of these times. You might as well lounge around and see what kind of content your streaming services have to offer.   One thing we shouldn’t be short on is something to watch. On that subject, RAW will press on at the Orlando performance center and it will be interesting what they come up with for 3 hours.   SmackDown was an interesting exercise that proved to satisfy curiosity more than I could call it a solid show so, hopefully they take the notes from that evening to heart.   All I’m thinking is that since there’s no audience to perform to, th