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If you have been watching Raw lately, you have been seeing the demise of the once great stable Legacy. Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase, once faithful followers of Orton, have rebelled against their teacher and severed their ties with him. Most saw this break up coming months ago, but I doubt anyone thought that it would end up the way it currently is being handled. In what I consider shocking, and more than anything odd, Randy Orton seems to be making a baby-face turn. Now, if you were calling that, then kudos to you, because I don't think anyone saw that one coming. With Orton ...

You can't help but root for TNA. It is the classic underdog story. A little company started out of Nashville with next to nothing eight years ago has made incredible strides in its short existence. Last night marked the pinnacle for TNA. Everything they had worked so hard for would be tested in the first real battle with the WWE. At the end of the night, TNA showed they can compete, but they need to avoid making the same mistakes that will undermine the progress they have made. Last night's Impact had a different feel to it. It had a real, gritty ...

This article is about those matches occurring at a WrestleMania which should have been on a different Pay Per View, RAW, Heat, Superstars, or a house show. These were garbage time matches and even a few main events which did not make sense or a better match was available. Some matches were Main Events and others were just plain stupid, but I will try and find a suitable replacement. Begin Slideshow

Author's note: This is a bit of a lengthy read but in the interest of objectivity, it needed to be. I didn't want to unfairly leave out important details when breaking down the first real head to head confrontation between WWE and TNA. I hope you enjoy it. And so, the first shots have been fired in what many people are calling the new Monday Night Wars. Despite my usual positioning as a pro-WWE writer, I watched both shows tonight in the interest of fair reporting. And after seeing what both companies had to offer, I have one thing to say ...

It's amazing what one episode can do for wrestling.  After the hype that surrounded the Jan. 4 episode of Impact, what followed in the weeks leading up to TNA's permanent debut on Monday's starting tonight on March 8 was somewhat underwhelming.  Indeed, if you read other articles on Bleacher Report regarding this Monday's night's Impact, you would've seen phrases like "blown surprises" and "low morale." Well, as someone who watched this event from start to finish, let me be the first person on here to say that this Impact, as a snap shot in the time line of this company, will go down as ...

Well, the time has finally come. Total Nonstop Action is going head-to-head with World Wrestling Entertainment, and people are wondering if TNA really has a chance, or if it will end up like WCW. I decided to go to both WWE.com and TNAWrestling.com to see what each had in store for tonight’s show. As you know, WWE is having Kriss Angel guest host tonight. Also, you have John Cena taking on Mr. McMahon, and Randy Orton is having a handicap match against both members of Legacy. Also, The Undertaker is going to be on Raw tonight, so you know something is going to ...

Wrestling would not be fun unless a few guys got together with the intent of taking over the promotion or just having fun. Lets take a look at some of the greatest stables of all time. A great stable in my eyes is one who is first over with fans. Secondly, it is about a group who takes care of each other and has each others back. A perfect stable is one which has the World champion, a secondary champ, who could easily be the World Champion or being groomed, and a tag team. A mouthpiece is always nice to ...

If you've noticed by now, TNA vs. WWE is tonight, and unlike the battle on Jan. 4, this battle is permanent. To say that TNA is the underdog would be an understatement. In my opinion, TNA doesn't stand a chance. But to give credit where credit is due, TNA has been hyping tonight’s episode and has even released a promo video entitled The First Five Minutes. If you haven't seen the video here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLfPtl8j6Sw If you're too lazy to click the link or it doesn't work, here is a brief summary of what the video consists of. I honestly can't remember the ...

It is hard to believe that nearly 15 years after the first official, competitive programming on Monday Nights, we are rapidly approaching a second storm known as The Monday Night War. With both the WWE and TNA gearing up for the war to begin, now is as good a time as any to take a look back at September 4, 1995, the first clash in the weekly, episodic series of events known simply as The Monday Night War, and how the business has changed since then.  Live from the Mall of America, World Championship Wrestling pulled the ace out ...

It's likely that tonight on "RAW," there'll be an announcement for a one-on-one match between Triple H and Sheamus at WrestleMania XXVI. This is momentous for one reason: it’s the first WrestleMania since 2001 that Triple H hasn’t been in a match for the WWE or World Championship. Furthermore, Sheamus is practically a rookie. He debuted in WWE less than a year ago (on ECW, no less), debuted on RAW five months ago, and in total has wrestled only four times on pay-per-view. That’s not any knock on Sheamus. Since debuting, he’s held his own with the main eventers on RAW. And ...