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  Chris Jericho to Raw Verdict:  Thumbs Up Arguably the most consistent performer in the WWE, Chris Jericho makes the move back to Raw, after spending a notable portion of 2009 on Raw, feuding with every single guest host during that time. If the rumors concerning the exit of Batista from WWE prove to be correct, Jericho would be a perfect replacement in the role of top heel on Monday nights. Not to mention, the former Y2J is able to have a good match with almost anyone on the roster, (except with Edge in a cage). For Smackdown, the move is an obvious loss, but ...

What I witnessed last night while watching Raw gave me the urge to waste valuable revision time on what I'm about to write about... I witnessed glory at it's complete threshold; a start to a feud so magnificent that it could completely resurrect the WWE.  I saw Edge cost Randy Orton an almost guaranteed No. 1 contender spot, by spearing him! "Why are you making a big deal out of this? It's not like we haven't seen an Orton-Edge feud before..." Yes, this isn't the first time those two competitors went at it, but let me ask you this: When was the ...

With the WWE Draft now over, RAW got the vast majority of main event status wrestlers. This may be good for the company and here are some ideas of how to use this.   Primary Title (WWE) Having a lot of star power is a good thing for the WWE title, as there are many No. 1 contender possibilities; this may lead to some great feuds and championship matches. It also grants us some diversity in the champions and championship matches, not just HHH, Orton, or Cena being champion almost all the time. The only problem I see is ...

This past Sunday at the Extreme Rules PPV, CM Punk faced Rey Mysterio. If Punk lost, he had to have his head shaved. The match seemed a lock for Mysterio, until a masked man came out from under the ring and placed a steel chair in the ring, before crawling back from where he came. The ref then went to move the chair when the masked man reappeared and delivered a front face powerbomb on Mysterio on the outside, which then set up the GTS for Punk, winning him the match. Then, during Monday Night Raw last night, CM Punk went up against Evan ...

What is going on here? Tonight's WWE draft was a one-way street, with all big name talent moving from Smackdown to Raw. It was easily the most lopsided draft and a clear indication that management intends on pushing the blue team as the B-team. It was clear that it was going to be a bad night Smackdown early on when Ted DiBiase won a battle royal to net Raw three picks. It got even worse when Hornswoggle defeated Dolph Ziggler to earn a fourth pick. Let us look at which brand got which superstar.   Raw Chris Jericho Edge John Morrison R-Truth   Smackdown Big Show Christian Kelly Kelly Kofi Kingston   Raw got the two men in Smackdown's main event at ...

After a night of "Extreme," the WWE Universe, and our beloved League has been reshaped. There were stretchers, cages, spears, ironing boards, sneak attacks, masked men, and worst of all, duck tape. Who walked away with the Championship belts? Is CM Punk bald? Could the Diva's put on a decent match for once at a PPV? Results Though this match does not count towards any ones final point score, ShowMiz, may they rest in peace, fought three teams, eventually losing to the Heart Dynasty. (I graded the B2, 3 points to those who guessed B1 correctly, 2 points to those who guessed the Tag Titles, ...

The special draft Raw episode kicked off with a great match for the Unified Tag Team Title and, surprisingly (or finally?), The Hart Dynasty are now the reigning Champions.  Hopefully, it's the beginning of an exciting Unified Tag Team Title reign.  I must say Tyson Kidd really impressed me tonight; he carried the whole match on his shoulders as well as his partner who has not an outstanding presence in the ring.   DH Smith will have to increase his charisma level if the team wants to become remembered in 10 years. I also think Bret Hart should use this glorious opportunity to ...

For the past three weeks, I've been previewing one of the most anticipated nights on the WWE calendar, the annual draft. In five separate installments, I've highlighted moves I think WWE creative needs to make—whether it be during or after the draft. Part Five focused on Drew McIntyre and his push to the world title. McIntyre would drop the Intercontinental Title, likely in a triple threat match to not give away any momentum, in order to focus on the bright lights of the main event level. If you missed any parts of the series, here's a recap of Parts One through Four. Part ...

Kane has been around the block. He's had huge main event feuds, a world title, and many...many minor David vs Goliath feuds. But the Big Red Machine has been doing less destroying, and more jobbing as of recent years. He's had pointless feuds with the likes of Evan Bourne and Rey Mysterio, and a two-week segment with my future wife Kelly Kelly which made little sense and resulted in nothing. But I think with a bit of work done here, WWE could revive the big man. 1. Second Coming of The Mask A lot of wrestling fans would love to see this happen. I personally, ...

In a cage match at Extreme Rules yesterday, Chris Jericho and Edge faced off. It was a match to remember, especially for Jericho, because he never seems to learn his lesson. It's like when a kid does something wrong like sassing their parents back and they get grounded or a little spanking. That's what Jericho was acting like, a little kid who couldn't get his own way. When he first came out, Edge was already in the caged ring waiting to take the fight to Jericho. Yeah, Edge was pumped up. Jericho didn't want to go in the ring, he kept telling ...