Here are highlights for Big E Langston on this weekend's WWE live events.
Jim Ross talked about the WWE Performance Center and more. I'm ready for that thing to open already! We keep hearing about it and it's not ready quite yet. Grrr...
TNA retired the Knockouts Tag Team Championships, which they should have done a long time ago. I'm glad they finally got rid of those. ODB and Eric Young (who, as you might have guessed from his name is a male) were champions for 478 days. No matter how much better TNA has been since Bruce Prichard took over Creative, there's still that massive amount of lolTNA existing. To be fair, they weren't a big part of the show after a certain point, but they were still technically champions. I personally wouldn't mind if they dropped the X-Division Title, too, since it's basically the Acrobat of the Month Title.
Everything else from yesterday is after the break.
The death of Matt Borne/Doink is being investigated.
Derrick Bateman talked about the shelved "USA Guy" character. I'm still miffed that he was released. He fit the sports entertainment mold to a T. I could definitely see him being successful in the vein of Santino or Ryder. TNA, get this guy on Gut Check.
Larry "The Axe" Hennig (Curtis Axel's grandfather) was interviewed. A wrestling bear!?
Nancy Benoit's sister talked about the Benoit tragedy. This is a MUST. READ. Very scary stuff about drug abuse.
For my take on yesterday's PWInsider.com questions:
1. Dr. IWC here apparently. Basically what they said there.
2. I can't really blame them for going with Aries over Sabin, even though it's good to build new stars and the like. As for AJ, he can't challenge for the Title again until BFG. Continuity is a wonderful thing.
3. That's basically it. Nothing to add.
4. Maybe? The IWC "smarks" would probably crap on it just the same.
5. Now Dr. IWC is a family counselor with intimate knowledge of C.M. Punk's family life.
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