TWWRM.org

Being the second PPV within the month, WWE Bragging Rights has had little time to build up feuds and storylines. But were the matches' quality enough to make up for it? Did it have something to brag about? Read on and share your thoughts in the comment.   Champion vs. Champion: Daniel Bryan vs. Dolph Ziggler The first match of the night was between Raw's United States Champion Daniel Bryan vs. Smackdown's Intercontinental Champion. Dolph Ziggler showed a lot of game in this match and was impressive, as was Bryan. It was a pretty even match, with both men gaining momentum and advantages alternately, ...

Without further ado and witty opening statements, here’s my "usual" little review of WWE’s Hell in a Cell. (And yes, there is a rib there somewhere.) US Championship: Triple Threat Submissions Count Anywhere Match   With John Morrison just suddenly inserted in the title picture less than a week before this match, it had a pretty good fusion which made an interesting dynamics.  All three got their time to shine and execute their moves. Although, I must say, John Morrison and Daniel Bryan carried that match. No offense to the Miz, and I’m certainly not hating on him, but that’s the way I saw ...

I usually focus on the positives in everything, and WWE PPV’s are no exception. And truth be told, I was kind of icky writing that title. But, this is Summer Slam—the second biggest spectacle next only to Wrestlemania. It’s dubbed “The Biggest Event of the Summer” but did it really live up to the bill? It pains me to say it, but I feel like it didn’t. And that’s not because Randy Orton didn’t get the title, no. I actually have no problem with it and enjoyed the match from start to finish. No, the bane of it all is that ...

For something that was supposed to be part of the whole WrestleMania event, people expected it to be a good PPV.  And I think it delivered the goods.  So without further ado, let’s discuss what was good and what was not so good about it all.   Smackdown Money in the Bank Ladder Match I don’t think anybody expected Kane to win, what with what was supposed to be a movement to push younger talents.  I have nothing against Kane winning this and subsequently the World Heavyweight Championship after cashing in the contract on Rey Mysterio.  But let’s talk about that later ...