Very silly opening match. Sometimes this show has good wrestling and sometimes it's pure comedy for the kiddies. I don't see how they can build a solid product on comedy when the whole point of wrestling is people trying to defeat each other.
It made sense for Foley to do a rematch. I hope having him around helps ratings and viewer interest.
Not a terrible match, but not something I want to see but so often. It looks like Tons of Funk are moving up the tag team ranks (for now). If it's any consolation, SMS is pretty much the "keep the little Jimmies happy" show, so babyfaces almost always prevail. I wouldn't read too much into it (yet).
There was a time where Antonio Cesaro could put up a fight against Sheamus, Orton, and Ryback. Now he's jobbing to people he's beaten clean in the past and yodeling. Great job, WWE.
Here's a story about the passing of Reid Flair. That's still kind of hard to deal with. I can only imagine what his family's going through.
Chris Masters talked about his career and his recent heroism. Here are some highlights. Good read! The pec dance was really silly, but WWE loves to capitalize on stuff like that.
Kane talked about Paul Bearer and more. Fine stuff.
Hulk Hogan put over TNA Creative on Twitter, which isn't a shock since he and Brooke are focal points. I'd put over someone who was helping me get paid, too.
Stevie Richards talked about Extreme Rising and more.
Also, this. I don't even know where to begin. I get that Extreme Rising wants their title to look more serious than a toy being defended via video game, but this seems a little over-the-top. Wow.
More wrestling tomorrow, and a Blue Echo podcast later today.
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