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I think it's safe to say that after the last three months, fans' trust in the WWE brand may be at a new low: Pay-per-view events went from being reliably great for the better part of a year to pretty bad four shows in a row, the last of which was barely even promoted as a major event on Raw and Smackdown. Wrestlers are routinely being double-booked at two different shows, leaving one city's fans in the cold. Daniel Bryan was on the verge of breaking through as a top babyface before being repeatedly beaten and screwed out of the WWE Championship and ...

The time has finally come in the WWE. A new Undisputed Champion will see the light of day in coming weeks, and it is a creative decision worth cheering for. Gone will be the days of separation. The remnants of WCW will be buried along with the "big gold belt" so a new, truer WWE can be born. It has been almost 12 years since the brand separation. Those days are gone. One united roster required one unified Divas title, one unified Tag Team title, some second-tier championships, and at long last, only one man to rule as king of the mountain. This is ...

John Cena and Randy Orton stand at the center of the spotlight for the Dec. 2 edition of WWE Raw. Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City, Okla., will host a show sure to built around hype for WWE TLC 2013, building on budding storylines while offering a few surprises as well. The promised merging of two world championships, a giant's health and what the Wyatt Family did to Daniel Bryan will be among the biggest plot points. What matches get added to the pay-per-view? Who is headed for the dark side? Backstage reports, hints from WWE.com and Twitter provide insight into what to expect ...

The second half of 2013 has been a frustrating time for fans of World Wrestling Entertainment. We have seen the main-event push of the great Daniel Bryan disintegrate. We have seen The Big Show ascend to the top of the card, a place he really has no business being in unless he is involved in a hot tag team feud. Worst of all, fans have seen their hard-earned money wasted in a series of lackluster pay-per-view offerings. With the year coming to an end, WWE has one more shot at pleasing its loyal audience by delivering an above-average TLC show. We already know ...

After a pretty dismal week of TV tapings last week, Raw returns for its first show of December needing a solid three hours to build hype ahead of the Tables, Ladders and Chairs pay-per-view later in the month. The shows are now running out thick and fast ahead of the Royal Rumble at the beginning of 2014, and WrestleMania season is just around the corner—with no defining rivalries in the pipeline. After the Wyatts captured Daniel Bryan during last week's edition of Raw, their ongoing rivalry with Bryan and CM Punk looks set for another twist this week as Punk seeks retribution. Let's ...

WWE World champion John Cena will be facing WWE champion Randy Orton at TLC December 15.  The match will see the possible unification of both titles, an event that could go down as a very historic moment in the history of the company.   But while many fans believe this match is a long time coming and is a necessary move, I for one could not disagree more.  The reason for that is because if the championships are unified, then it could impact WWE in negative ways that perhaps are not even being considered yet. I will say that from the start, ...

The 2013 WWE TLC pay-per-view is coming up and so far, only two men have been given an official spot on the card: John Cena and Randy Orton. Who else deserves a spot on the card? Without a doubt, Orton and Cena are going to be the main focal points of the event, but this should not come at the expense of everyone else. There are plenty of wrestlers that should be taking a step up from their spot at Survivor Series or were overlooked there as well and deserve to be given some of the spotlight. Whether they were shortchanged a few weeks ...

Former World Heavyweight champion Mark Henry is back on television after time off due to injury, but just what is WWE intending to do with the star in the future? The wrestler, of course, returned at the Survivor Series pay-per-view last week for a short, random and not-very-good bout with Ryback. Henry won with the World's Strongest Slam. The next night, he teamed with new Intercontinental champion Big E Langston to take on Ryback and Curtis Axel in a decent match, with Henry and Langston picking up the victory. By the looks of it, Henry will be clashing with Ryback at the TLC ...

Monday's Raw established that Daniel Bryan's feud with The Wyatt Family is destined to continue. But just where is this program going? And will it help Bryan recover after his disastrous main event push in the autumn? Early indications aren't looking good, to be honest. An unconscious Bryan was, of course, whisked away by Bray Wyatt, Erick Rowan and Luke Harper on last week's edition of the flagship show. What happened to the former world heavyweight champion is still up for debate. Chief operating officer Triple H claimed in an interview with Michael Cole on Wednesday that a disoriented Bryan had later been found ...

The big news to come out of this past week is the possibility of unification.  John Cena and Randy Orton are set to compete for both titles at WWE TLC 2013.  While the match may not immediately lead to a unified champion, it will surely begin the unification process. There's been some movement coming off Survivor Series, though the usual suspects occupy some of the top spots. First, here's how the rankings work: Holding a championship, being No. 1 contender or having a Money in the Bank briefcase counts for much of a wrestler's ranking.  Wins and losses account for much of the ...