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I haven't logged in for a while, and I have to study for my calculus exam tommorow morning so I'll make this short and sweet.

The WWE has been pissing me off bad as of late. It started with the PG-rating, essentially annihilating everything that made wrestling exciting and entertaining for adults like me. This 'appeal to the kids' crap is garbage.

Then wrestlers started pissin me off BAD. Rey Mysterio, the guy kids look up to MORE THAN John Cena, gets suspended for drugs. As if appealing to kids wasn't enough, now the guy plastered on the first ever WWE Kids magazine leaves for steroids or whatever it was. That's really helpful for the kids. Now Jeff is arrested for all sorts of drugs. Its like the poster boys for marks are now druggies.

And you know what really gets me? The fact that the one guy, the ONE GUY, that has been preaching to never ever use drugs, has the most heat in the business right now. Its like the world has been turned upside down, inside out. How are kids supposed to support cocaine and steroids, and boo straight edge? I'm not a Punk mark, but this is insane even from a heel/face entertainment aspect.

Then, the WWE has the nerve to pull another shotty attempt at the Montreal Screwjob in the Taker Punk match for Punk to win it. It was bad enough when Shane did it to Shawn, but c'mon. Enough is enough, its not like CM Punk needs any more heat than he already has.

Lol, srry, needed to rant, I'm out.

for a B ppv it wasnt bad some of the matches were boring and i was wondering how they were going to put punk ontop of undertaker the kane khali match was alright the welts on their backs were a little brutal nothing bad. the dx legacy match was one of the best matches of the night i think they figure 4 and dream street submission combo was nasty but so was what shawn and trips did to cody. cena's match was worth while and the us title they added at the last min as a replacement for the ic title match i think

A few things I excluded last night:

1) The Miz is underrated. I haven't seen such drive and effort from a wrestler in a while. He was non-stop that entire match.

2) The Patterson/Ziggler/Morrision segment had to be the most boring, unintersting, and pointless segment I have ever witnessed in the WWE.

3) Cena/Orton was garbage. You're telling me that cena can withstand kendo sticks, chair shots, and RKO, a teleprompter, etc. yet 2 seconds into an stf Orton has to give in to the pain? I wasn't mad that Cena lost, I knew it was going to happen. But man, they made Orton look like such a p***y in that match.

in my opinion, only one good person won. that person being John Cena. i also think they cheted taker out of the title. but then again, Braiddan has a point. he doesn't deserve the title. yet! mrgreen mrgreen

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i did the the cuthroat style "STF"

edge was my favorite heel before he got injured.. ive been an edge head for 10 years

I have to disagree with you on many ways. First, the Cena/Orton bouts were always overrated. It's seen high because they're the top guys in the industry today, but besides, there is absolutely nothing interesting in what they do. If the feud was non-title, they could pull something way better as a REAL storyline could be inserted in that, something we never had from Cena, or if it happened, it may have been once or twice AT MOST.

Just for fun, I checked the Raw PPV main events since January and outside the Elimination Chamber, the only "Different person" who had a championship match were JBL and Batista. Other than that, it was always a HHH/Orton/Cena combo fighting over the title since WrestleMania. And now, they transfer Batista to SmackDown instead of simply pushing a top face who deserves some recognition.

That's the main problem with the WWE: They're afraid of taking risks, making them too predictable. Example: The "I Quit" match. The second it was the stipulation, I knew Cena was to win, just like everyone else here.

And by the way, it's no "unwritten law" that a face must win that type of match, as Rey already lost one to Chavo on SD in... September of 2006 I believe.

Feels good, man.