Okay here’s a quick post regarding the hottest topic at the moment : Air Boom’s Tag Team Championship loss to Epico and Primo on a house show. Yes, you read correctly…a house show. This drastic decision could only mean two things ; Evan Bourne is in such a deep sinkhole of s**t that creative decided to rip the titles off him at a non-televised house show, or everyone’s all but ready to ‘Future Endeavor’ the high-flyer. Which one could it be? More

Before I kick-off this review, let me be brutally honest and admit firsthand that I was wrong about this PPV. TLC turned out to be one heck of a show. It was entertaining from start to finish and served as a great way to spend a Sunday night during the holiday season. It was intense, the crowd was loud and at the edge of their seats the whole time, and it so happened that this year-end event changed the landscape of the company almost completely! Ladies and gents, TLC is hereby one of the best shows of the year, and because it didn’t have major selling points like John Cena, The Undertaker, Rey Mysterio, or even The Rock, I’d say WWE needs a huge pat on the back for delivering such a great PPV consisting mostly of the superstars who will form the rosters of the WWE for years to come.  More

Tables, Ladders, Chairs …and Sledgehammers. It’s All Legal!
Let me cut straight to the point. I’m not looking forward to this PPV. There’s nothing on that matchcard that makes me say “Hey, that’s worth 3-hours of my time AND some of my money!”. Except CM Punk. That guy is absolute gold and the only real opponent he has in WWE right now is WWE itself, and how they’ve successfully managed to slow down even his momentum. So what made me buy this PPV? One word. Kane! More

Ever since Triple H mentioned The Undertaker’s name on Raw, WWE fans have been speculating that the groundwork has already been laid for another Triple H vs Undertaker match for WrestleMania 28 in Miami, Florida. If it’s true, this would mark the third time Triple H and The Undertaker square-off at the Grandest Stage of Them All, making Triple H the superstar to go against The Streak the most number of times in WWE history to date. But there’s one burning question that needs to be answered : Does anyone really want to see another Undertaker vs Triple H match next year? More

Hello friends and welcome to this week’s The 10 Count!. This wrestling week was short and sweet…well…sort of…This Monday’s Raw was a platform for greatness, whereas Smackdown! was a platform for the WWE’s comedy act. Both shows saw two big title matches and neither of those matches disappointed. Let’s see who hit big and who missed like a true…ass-clown Can you tell who I believe is behind the It Begins vignette? Let’s start the count! More

Two cryptic messages played-out on Monday Night Raw. WWE’s Twitter bar went ‘fuzzy’ for a bit, allowing us to catch glimpses of a YouTube address in between the distortion. The YouTube channel in particular is this http://www.youtube.com/user/itbegins2012. Check out the creepy video below or in the channel itself. The other video was obviously a teaser for the return of the Big Red Machine, Kane! But more importantly, it could signal the return of Kane is his mask! More after the jump: More

Never Before. Never Again!
Let’s not fool ourselves. This PPV is built around one thing and one thing only, and that’s the epic team-up of the biggest WWE superstar of the current generation, John Cena, and possibly the greatest WWE superstar of all time, The Rock! It’s been 7 long years since The Great One laced-up a pair of boots (which will come into contact with some unfortunate behinds, apparently), and that alone is worth the price of this WWE PPV event.  More