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For the first time on Raw last night, the Funkasaurus got a spot in the main event. Well, even though his match against the Big Show was billed as the last of the night, the bell never rang, and Show destroyed Clay, Kofi Kingston, and R-Truth.At the beginning of the night, it was interesting to see Brodus finally get what seemed to be a match that mattered. The WWE is now touting his 22-0 win streak, but for the most part, the biggest name he has beaten is The Miz, who currently finds himself in the doghouse.So the question remains: just ...

John Laurinaitis is not perfect—far from it, in fact.  He’s bound to screw up at least two or three times per promo, he’s on TV more than any actual WWE superstar, he’s often incredibly monotone and he loves to make absolutely no facial expression whatsoever at the worst times ever.  All that being said, though, Laurinaitis is still precisely the heel that the WWE needs right now.  He’s certainly no Vince McMahon or even an Eric Bishchoff, but he’s improved drastically over the last year and has developed into one of the most intriguing characters on TV.  Remember how bad ...

As many agree, Chris Jericho's return to the WWE has been lackluster at best. For the most part, he has put over talent and has done nothing to create a better legacy for his career.In order for Jericho not to be remembered as the established star who became irrelevant, something drastic must change.If you don't know by now, Chris Jericho is suspended for 30 days due to an incident in Brazil during his match with CM Punk. This may very well be a blessing in disguise, as Jericho was seemingly going to add Randy Orton as the newest person on ...

As most will have heard by now, Ric Flair is reportedly on his way out of TNA, America’s No. 2 wrestling promotion.  This shouldn’t come as a surprise. Since joining the promotion in early 2010, he has never been used correctly by them. That such a dynamic, charismatic personality like Flair has spent a large part of his tenure managing the bland, nondescript Gunner says it all.   Throw in some backstage tribulations apparently involving tantrums, unpaid bar tabs and other highly unprofessional behavior, and it looks like both sides are thoroughly sick of each other and ready to go their separate ...

Last night on Monday Night RAW, the cover art for the upcoming video game, WWE '13, was revealed. The cover not only includes CM Punk, but also a mysterious WWE "Attitude" logo in the upper right-hand corner. Since the release of the cover, countless WWE fans have wondered about the significance of the "Attitude" logo on the cover.Does it signal a WWE future with more attitude? Probably not, but it definitely confirms reports that certain aspects of the Attitude Era would be featured in the game—such as wrestlers from the era.Back in March, WrestleZone reported that former Attitude Era wrestlers, "Road Dogg" Jesse ...

We are already less than three weeks away from the next WWE pay-per-view, No Way Out.After a three-year absence, No Way Out returns and will take place at the IZOD Center in East Rutherford, N.J.The show will be headlined by The Big Show vs. John Cena inside a steel cage, and also announced for the card so far is Sheamus defending the World Heavyweight Championship against Alberto Del Rio.Of course, those aren't going to be the only two matches on the PPV, though.With another four to six matches likely to be added to No Way Out, let's take a look ...

The signing of Brooke Hogan by TNA and Ashley Flair with WWE this month can only mean one thing—both promotions are an attempt to gain ratings by promoting the second generation of wrestling’s two biggest stars of all time. As for now, Flair is the only one of the two females who will be competing in the ring, while Hogan will will be helping to develop female talent. I wonder how long that will last? As far as I’m concerned, this may be a mushroom cloud waiting to happen. We see nepotism and the success of second and third generation wrestlers ...

With John Cena’s loss at the Over the Limit Pay-Per-View, the WWE has made it clear that the Super-Cena character is not alive anymore.As true as that may be, the WWE still dropped the ball in terms of maximizing the rebirth that Cena is going through. The fans have grown tired of Cena’s current character, and the changes people see are coming across well, but it’s not enough. Let’s not forget there were heavy Cena chants during Big Show’s promo on Monday—something that hasn’t been seen in the WWE Universe in a long time. While there is still serious momentum ...

The Miz lost on last night's Raw...again.That's been the theme for the former WWE Champion lately, as he's gone from WrestleMania headliner to complete afterthought.While it's not clear if The Miz has backstage heat or if creative simply doesn't want to push him because he's set to start filming The Marine 3 soon, the bottom line is that he's taken as big a plunge down the card as any current WWE star.He was once "the most must-see champion in WWE history." Now, he's become just another guy.Here are 10 reasons why The Miz has lost his edge.Begin Slideshow

Brock Lesnar made an appearance at the UFC 146 pay-per-view in Las Vegas. This is a noteworthy appearance because Lesnar rarely leaves his compound in rural Minnesota.Rumors swirled on MMA and wrestling sites that Lesnar will leave the WWE to make a return to UFC.These rumors do have a modicum of credibility. Nobody has made an effort to put the flames out yet. In fact, the parties involved—Dana White, WWE and Lesnar—have only intensified the rumors.White did not dismiss the possibility of Lesnar returning to UFC. White also said Lesnar wanted to return to the UFC. Lesnar himself did not rule ...