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Cast your mind back to before WrestleMania XXV. Cast your mind back to a tag team division riddled with inadequacy. Cast your mind back to a tag team division on the brink of extinction due to depleted numbers from recent cuts, barely making it onto our screens through sheer embarrassment. Wasn’t it dull? Wasn’t it repetitive? Wasn’t it upsetting? The short fallings of this division were no secret to anyone, and with good reason. Relatively inexperienced teams were forced to compete with each other on too regular of a basis, and the whole experience grew stale faster than an old piece of bread. It frankly disgusted us ...

After a miserably failing attempt to create some laughter by writing a comedic article, I have come back to write a regular wrestling-related article. And I really hope that the B/R community enjoys this one (since I got bashed from the last one), since this one is a real heartfelt article for one of my favorite superstars. Dear Edge, We miss you. Get well soon. Adam Copeland is a pioneer of professional wrestling, he has made such an impact on all of us who have watched the WWE in the past decade. Whether as a half of arguably one of the best tag teams ...

We WWE fans have all been wondering some of the same things lately. For example, how long will WWE keep this Orton vs. Cena feud going on? Why do they insist on giving us Hornswoggle and Chavo week after week? Why do they make a straightedge superstar such an enormous heel with all of the other news they have to deal with? (Seriously, do they realize what kind of image that gives them?) Well, I can't give an answer to any of those questions, but there is one question I would like to touch upon in my first-ever B/R article: Is the ...

I was cruising around Bleacher Report's wrestling section when I came across a great article, "Taking a Beating: The Top Ten Sellers in WWE History" by Rob. I read through the various superstars who had been posted on the list and made my way to his No. 3 choice. As you can probably guess by the title of this article, his No. 3 pick was Chris Benoit. Rob starts this slide with this: "Please feel free to skip immediately to the next slide if you are offended by this entry." I feel that he didn't need to put that.  Chris Benoit, good or ...

For the first time in WWE history, Hell in a Cell has become more than a match! Now, it's etched its name into the books as one of WWE's newest PPV events, in which all three main event matches are going to be taking place within the Cell! With some exciting grudge matches booked for the card, including The Undertaker vs CM Punk, and John Cena vs Randy Orton, are we going to see any surprises on the night? More importantly, can anyone else gain a full set of points from the Hell in a Cell prediction competition? All predictions are to be made ...