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Inspired by the fact I'm going to see True Grit tomorrow (my first day off work since it was released on the 22nd), I thought I'd shoot some quick thoughts from RAW using headings from another cowboy film. So, cliches abound, here are my thoughts on RAW encapsulated with the headings "The Good", "The Bad", and "The Ugly." To my recollection, no one has ever done anything similar or even close to this. (And before I go any further, I'm a pretty big CM Punk mark so forgive me if any of my views are skewed in his favour.) The Good RAW was great for ...

Note: I wrote this before RAW aired tonight. By the looks of it, the person who "wronged" Punk may have been John Cena. Anyways, I'd written this already so thought I may as well go ahead and post it. CM Punk's words last week resonated loudly among those watching. "When people wrong me, I get even. Right now, backstage somewhere, there is another individual that has wronged me." I was beginning to forget Punk was even an active competitor as he's doing such a stellar job behind the commentary table. But who could the mysterious man be that Punk has set his sights on? Following last night's ...

So, you're looking forward to WWE's TLC PPV, huh? I bet you're really excited to see John Cena and Wade Barrett duke it out, and to see The Miz headline a PPV as WWE Champion, right? You're probably even more excited that every match will either involve tables, ladders or chairs...or a combination of all three. And I am too, readers. But there is something else that is intriguing me about TLC. No, it's not the mysterious rules of a chair match (so, I can beat someone's brains out with a chair, but low-blowing them is illegal!?). What really excites me about Sunday's PPV is the commentary team.  Yes.  Really. See, the reason is ...

Alright, the title of this article is a bit hyperbolic and I certainly don't want to be completely flamed for my first article on the Bleacher Report. If we wanted to talk about truly horrible feuds, then Hornswoggle and Chavo Guerrero or the Swagger Soaring Eagle would certainly need to be considered. However, there has been a lot of talk of "Greatest Rivalry of All Time" recently, a lot of which I disagree with: Randy Orton and Triple H? YAWWWWWN; Punk and Jeff Hardy whilst brilliant and certainly one of the best feuds of 2009, can hardly compare to Jericho/HBK and Hart/Hart—two great articles ...