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With the upcoming launch of the WWE Network, the WWE Universe finally has the opportunity to revisit every single pay-per-view event produced by WWE, WCW and ECW.  For the past three decades, PPV events have helped to define and shape the landscape of pro wrestling. Some of the biggest moments in modern pro wrestling have happened on PPV.  There are some events that have gone down in history as infamous for various reasons. It might have been a match, an interview or something never done before.  Some pro wrestling events are worth watching not because they are the most entertaining or athletic, but instead ...

Shawn Michaels is not the most reliable guest referee. When Michaels is the referee, controversy always seems to follow. SummerSlam 1997 and WrestleMania XXVIII are just two examples of Michaels becoming involved in matches he refereed. At SummerSlam 1997, Michaels was the referee in the WWE Championship match between The Undertaker and Bret Hart. For the majority of the match, Michaels called the action evenly. Unfortunately, a chair became involved, and Michaels accidentally hit The Undertaker with it giving Hart the win. Furthermore, at WrestleMania XXVIII, Michaels was the referee but became involved in the Hell in a Cell match between Triple H ...

NXT has quickly become one of WWE’s most exciting television shows, featuring the top developmental talent in WWE.  With an increasingly diverse roster of WWE rookies, future Superstars are being groomed to one day appear on Raw and SmackDown. Those who have held championships in NXT are pretty much destined to show up on WWE programming sooner than later. Seth Rollins, Big E Langston, Luke Harper and Erick Rowan are all current WWE Superstars who at one time held NXT championships. Current and former NXT Superstars who have held NXT championships like Bo Dallas, Adrian Neville, Oliver Grey, Corey Graves, Paige, Rick Victor ...

When Damien Sandow cashes in his WWE World Heavyweight Championship Money in the Bank contract, he should lose. The cocky Sandow, who has lost quite a bit lately, has continued his egotistical stance by clinging to his custom made Money in the Bank briefcase. In losses to Santino Marella, The Big Show, Rob Van Dam and R-Truth, Sandow has looked less like a champion and more like a struggling up and comer.  Although Sandow recently defeated Justin Gabriel and gained a revenge win over Marella, he continues to struggle against his competition. According to Kevin Powers of WWE.com, even in losing, Sandow is able ...

Currently, The Usos are the most popular babyface tag team in WWE. This is shown through the loud reaction that the live audience gives them. When The Usos yell, “U,” the live crowd cannot help but yell back, “So.” With their signature chant of “Uso” and high-flying excitement, it is no wonder why they are so popular in the WWE Universe. Their recent success in the tag team division has not gone unnoticed, as they are the No. 1 contenders to the WWE Tag Team Championship. The Usos should be the next tag team to hold the belts, and here is why. Begin ...

Big Show is one of the most prominent Superstars on WWE programming currently. Featured as an enemy of Triple H and Stephanie McMahon, Big Show’s forced role as their enforcer has produced a number of memorable moments. Perhaps the strangest of these recent scenes is witnessing Big Show cry numerous times. Big Show’s crying is purposeful and serves to strengthen the heel personas of Triple H and Stephanie McMahon. These crying scenes are unsettling, but they are serving a purpose. During the course of this storyline, Big Show’s first crying scene came when Stephanie McMahon confronted him in the ring to discuss ...

When Daniel Bryan and Randy Orton meet in the squared circle this coming Sunday at Night of Champions for the WWE Championship, they will exceed the incredible expectations that fans have for their match. Since SummerSlam 2013, the power structure of WWE has drastically changed with Triple H as the focal point on Raw and SmackDown. This has caused major changes for the WWE universe.  Orton is Triple H’s handpicked corporate champion while Bryan is Triple H’s anti-corporate cancer that will not go away. By looking at some of the fantastic matches that both Bryan and Orton have had during the past month, ...

With Cody Rhodes being fired by Triple H on this past Monday’s Raw, it is clear that he will not be rushed into a main event. However, when and if he returns, he must not immediately be put into a main event either. He has too many unfinished wars to settle upon his potential return. Following his win against Damien Sandow at SummerSlam 2013, Rhodes again took on Sandow before turning his attention to Curtis Axel, Fandango and Randy Orton.  He could feud with any of those Superstars upon his return. The intriguing part about his recent opponents is that they are all at ...

Triple H will make the perfect foil for Daniel Bryan because he is the complete antithesis of who Bryan is. In terms of storyline, Triple H’s career and various personas are nothing like Bryan’s. Whereas Bryan has had to struggle for every accolade he has ever earned, Triple H has seemingly been given numerous title reigns and opportunities in the main event. Just this one difference could make Triple H and Daniel Bryan bitter enemies. Fortunately, it is not opportunity alone that divides these Superstars. When looking at Triple H’s various identities, it is amazing how successfully he pulled off two very different characters ...

There are four matches from SummerSlam 2013 that fans will still be talking about years from now. Each of these matches was unique in style and presentation from one another. Some will be remembered more for their entertainment value, while others will be remembered more for their athleticism. I attended SummerSlam live at Staples Center. It was an amazing experience, as there is nothing like attending a WWE pay-per-view event live.    Kane vs. Bray Wyatt The Ring of Fire encounter between Bray Wyatt and Kane will mostly be remembered for the spectacle that it was. The match itself was far from a technical classic, ...