Main Event (which was available at WWE.com):
WWE didn't know what they had in Goldust until he was gone. I'm really loving his comeback. Are there some other performers with his experience who can work like this (besides the obvious like Chris Jericho)? WWE could use some good older hands to mentor the up-and-comers.
Not a bad Divas match at all. Who else would mark out for Kharma returning to challenge AJ? Come on, Haitch. Make it happen.
I really liked Kofi vs. Fandango. I'm glad they got time to show what they could do in there. I think both men could do good things in the future if they continue to find themselves. It's going to take growing as characters and in storylines before they can get there, though.
Everything else from yesterday is after the break.
Here's footage of Michael Cole and the reunited Harlem Heat at a Christmas show for Booker T's independent promotion. I wonder how much of a market there is for a Harlem Heat match in WWE.
Since it's something of a slow news day, here's a story involving WWE's app. I don't see that going away any time soon.
For my take on yesterday's PWInsider.com questions:
1. Do people even read the answers? It's seriously been the same story since the question was first asked.
2. That would work out pretty well, I think. But what do you have him do between January and Mania and after the match with Taker? I like the idea of him facing off with Orton in some way at Mania. They can have Brock face Taker. Or if they think Brock vs. Taker could happen next year, they could have Batista try to get into the WWE Title picture (since he's coming back right before the Rumble), then, after being unsuccessful at that, he can go after Taker. The Streak should be important, but I don't know if it should be as important as the WWE Title.
3. It's also a pretty cool visual to have the champ with both titles.
4. Yeah, sometimes WWE does what they want in spite of what the fans want.
Nothing to add to 5.
More wrestling tomorrow.
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