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I have always been a huge fan of the King of the Ring Tournament, and when I heard that the WWE was bringing the tournament back for a special three hour Raw, I was very excited. Although the execution of the tournament was not as good as it had been in past years, I still found myself watching every match with anxious anticipation. Then I got to thinking: why doesn’t the WWE bring the King of the Ring back to pay-per-view? Surely the concept of the KOTR tournament alone would increase the buy rates over gimmicky PPV’s such as Breaking Point or Hell ...

It’s time for one of those strange occurrences again, a DVD review of a pay-per-view I’ve already reviewed. This time we’re taking a look back at one of TNA’s recent release, the two-disc Hardcore Justice. Disc One After Taz’s opening statement it was on to the first match of the show: six-man action as the FBI, Little Guido, Tony Luke and Tracy Smothers, accompanied by Big Sal Graziano, faced Kid Kash, Simon Diamond and Johnny Swinger.I really enjoyed this one. Some nice back and forth action, a funny as hell dancing contest and more back and forth action made this a great ...

I am aware that many readers of this site are bored by the constant barrage of Miz articles, however, I hope to give a slightly different perspective on the topic. Rather than just assess whether he was deserving or not, I want to assess what the WWE is trying to do with him. Let me clear from the start, I am a Miz fan. I believe his promos and attitude bring an entertainment factor to Raw that is sometimes lacking. He is far from my favourite superstar, which currently CM Punk, but Miz is nevertheless a great asset for the WWE. However, ...

I was reading all the articles about the recent release of MVP, when everybody kept saying how much of a push he deserved and how much he was screwed. While I do believe that he was screwed, I'm not going to say he didn't have it coming. I have to put MVP in the same boat as Matt Hardy; mo, MVP didn't do it as much as Hardy and it may be unnoticed compared to him, but MVP still had his complaints. That's OK and all, I mean who doesn't have a complaint about WWE, but keep it to ...

Sports Entertainment Sccops (sescoops.com) is reporting that World Wrestling Entertainment officials have discussed making changes to their announce team for pay-per-view programming, possibly starting with the Tables, Ladders and Chairs event on Sunday, December 19. Reports within WWE are that Smackdown's Todd Grisham isn't getting high marks for his work, which caused WWE to replace him on the show with Michael Cole. It has also been reported that Cole and Jerry Lawler don't like working with Matt Striker; during the Survivor Series PPV event, Cole removed his headset and yelled at Striker for talking too much. CM Punk could end up being Striker's replacement on pay-per-view ...

Satire- One of the most commonly speculated things on this site is who will the Undertaker face at Wrestlemania. There was so much speculation that there was speculation to the speculation. This appears to be Taker's last one if injuries force him to retire. We all know he'll end up 19-0 or 20-0 if he lasts that long. Vince won't let the "Streak" end to anybody. Or will he? If he faces this guy, his streak is in serious doubt. Jeffawesome.com has reported that Undertaker will face teen pop star sensation Justin Bieber at Wrestlemania 27. Bieber is thrilled with ...

Hello Bleachers! The WWE Divas Division has a great history, though currently is in a slump. Not to worry though, for Kaitlyn has won NXT Season 3!!! ...Anyone? "Is this mic on?" Ugh. Well at least Natalya is the Divas champ, Beth Phoenix is back, and hopefully, AJ and Naomi will finally get to be on the main roster. One of the biggest complaints of the WWE Divas Division is, of course, Michelle McCool. While I do feel that she is talented in the ring (compared to some of the other Divas, that is), she has this vibe about her ...

OK, there have been many articles written the past couple of hours about MVP's release, but I would like to share my opinion. WWE has gone too far. They released Luke Gallows, a wrestler who is only 26 and had a lot of potential. They released Vance Archer who could have been something good if they used him right. Furthermore, they release Fat Hardy...I mean Matt Hardy. Um well, don't know what to say about him because he actually became annoying later on and blatantly just wants to go to TNA. But the releases of Shelton Benjamin and Charlie Haas were ridiculous. BUT ...

Now that MVP has been released, everyone is wondering what he's going to do next. Whenever a wrestler receives his release, WWE makes sure that he cannot immediately jump to TNA. You can thank Lex Luger and Jeff Jarrett for that rule being in existence. MVP will not be eligible to sign with TNA for at least 90 days. A lot of money can be made in three months. While some wrestlers do take the time to relax, most capitalize on their name value by working independent wrestling shows and overseas shows. Through his official Twitter account, MVP has stated a desire to ...

So on December 2nd of 2010, World Wrestling Entertainment granted the grappler known as Montel Vontavious Porter his release. I have one question to this. Who cares? MVP was brought onto the scene with an explosion of a push feuding with Kane and then Chris Benoit, eventually winning Benoit's United States Championship. During this time period we saw a long on-again-off-again feud with Matt Hardy and short feuds with both Rey Mysterio and Ric Flair. MVP held the U.S. Title for a record 343 days (at least WWE U.S. Title record). MVP then endured a losing streak of epic proportions until he ...