One of the cool things about the new Raw Supershow concept is that we’ll get to see Randy Orton twice now on a weekly basis. A lot of people say he’s yet another “Superman” and he’s the anti-Cena. Be that as it may, there’s one thing Orton knows how to do perfectly is put on a great match every time. Just last week he took on Dolph Ziggler in an intense bout and ended it with one of the coolest RKO deliveries I have ever seen. That right there is why he’s the Apex Predator! More

Now this has been a loooong time coming. I’m not talking about Christian’s reign as World Heavyweight Champion, I’m talking about there being a new wallpaper of Captain Charisma on this site. Geez, the last time we had one was when he was main-eventing TNA as leader of the Christian Coalition. But fear not Peeps (even though he “doesn’t care” about the fans anymore), what you see here is a brand new wallpaper of the man who showed us that the only way to defeat a Viper is by turning oneself into a Spitting Cobra, Christian! More

Behold The Faceless One.

Sin Cara has been on a massive push ever since he made his much-anticipated debut on Raw a few months ago. He has since moved to SmackDown!, but his push hasn’t slowed down. If anything, it’s surprisingly consistent! There’s even talk backstage that Sin Cara may become the new face of WWE in the near future, sharing poster space with guys like John Cena, Randy Orton, and his veteran counterpart and possible future opponent, Rey Mysterio. More

I didn’t have a cool caption for this wallpaper (you know, the one I normally have before every post), so I left it empty. Maybe because I have no idea what this PPV is going to be like. It doesn’t really have a theme and half the time I forget it even exists, yet here it is less than a week away. The only match I’m really looking forward to at Over The Limit is Randy Orton vs Christian. I love the match they had on SmackDown! and if it’s any indication of things to come, this rematch should be an absolute work of art.  More

Beware The Viper’s Strike!
Everyone’s been talking about Randy Orton lately. His recent win on SmackDown! when he bagged the World Heavyweight Championship off Christian sent the internet wrestling community into a s**tstorm. Orton’s Twitter was flooded with both hate-Tweets and congrats-Tweets, but the general feeling among fans was that Christian should not have been made to face Orton so soon. My question is…”why”? More

The Match That Will Define An Era.
When rumors started circulating a while back that Triple H would challenge The Undertaker at WrestleMania this year, I dismissed them almost completely, figuring that WWE would wait a while before booking such an epic match just a year after the second legendary confrontation between the Deadman and Shawn Michaels. On 2.21.11, a date that is now engraved in WWE’s illustrious timeline, I was struck with awe when The Undertaker made his triumphant return, and then shocked beyond belief when moments later Triple H made his comeback from nearly a year of hiatus! More

“There Are Mountains That Cannot Be Climbed, Seas That Cannot Be Sailed…And Streaks That Cannot Be Broken!”
- The Undertaker

I would be lying if I said I didn’t watch WrestleMania every year mainly for The Undertaker, because that’s exactly what I do. I love the show and I love the road that leads into the grandest stage of them all, and I mark-out quite a lot when favorites like Stone Cold and The Rock decide to make rare appearances at the event, but the one thing that keeps me on the edge of my seat more than any other match is the one that involves the Deadman and his unprecedented WrestleMania winning streak. More

An Epic Encounter At The Grandest Stage Of Them All.
Wrestling fans worldwide literally had their senses shocked when The Rock made a groundbreaking return to the ring last Monday night on Raw. It wasn’t Dwayne Johnson, movie star, giving us a guest appearance on the Titantron, or delivering a speech at the Hall Of Fame ceremony. No, this was the superstar who defined the Attitude Era, who had the most intense matches with the likes of  Stone Cold Steve Austin and Triple H, who sold-out entire stadiums and cut promos that could tear his opponents’ egos to shreds, and who could ‘Layeth the Smackdown’ on each and every candy-ass that he came toe to toe with! More