AwakenTheDemon

Who can forget The Exorcist Girl?

NXT should just be canceled. Their cast are just becoming more and more of a stretch every season.

All in all, that was a terrible Raw. That's all I can say. The King of the Ring was terrible. Seeing Cena still run rampant was terrible. Having Lawler call out The Miz was terrible. The TLC match was terrible.

King Sheamus. Oh well, I like Sheamus but it still makes me mad that he got a bye.

They already screwed up the whole thing with Mysterio interfering, I'd be further pissed if Morrison won because of Triple H getting involved. The King of the Ring used to be about wrestlers wrestling matches and not having people interfering or getting double count outs. They've completely ruined KotR for me this year. If Morrison wins, it's ruined for me because of Rey Mysterio interfering. If Sheamus wins, it's ruined for me because of the double count out.

Did I call the Mysterio interference or not? This is the most ridiculous, stupid, and horrible KotR in years. I'm seriously thinking of just turning this garbage off.

I actually liked "He spilled my diet soda!" more.

And it gets worse... is this what we have to deal with now? Cena running in and attacking the Nexus? I really wish the WWE would grow some balls with their storylines.

This is a terrible Raw so far: - John Cena makes an appearance - McIntyre and Jackson end in a double count out, giving Kingston or Sheamus an automatic entry to the finals - The Miz has to fight Jerry in a TLC match for the WWE title. What else can go down to make this even more terrible?

That was an ABSOLUTELY terrible, terrible ending to Jackson/McIntyre. What the hell is the WWE's fascination with tie endings to matches lately?

Cena's "fired" and still forced down our throats. Why can't the man just take a freaking vacation...

I can't tell. Are you excited? Haha.

Coming from the company who thinks grown adults and even children are able to suspend their belief that it's really Juan Cena and not just John in a mask... I wouldn't put it past them to crown Del Rio. Over or not, I just think it'd fit his angle perfectly. I'm not saying that's who I want to win, but it is who I can see winning it all. I'd much rather see Jackson or McIntyre to win it all. Sheamus doesn't really need it, Cody isn't there yet (in my opinion), Bryan is currently reigning as United State Champion, so I can't see him taking it, and Morrison is close... but I just can't see him winning it this year. For some reason, (disregarding my picks personally) I think the winner is going to be one of four: Kingston, Jackson, Del Rio or McIntyre. I'm probably biased when it comes to Drew, but still.

Damn, you beat me to it, JO. I was just about to bring that up. Here's what I got: Quarterfinals: Morrison Vs. Rhodes: Morrison Bryan Vs. Del Rio: Del Rio McIntyre Vs. Jackson: Jackson Sheamus Vs. Kingston: Sheamus Semifinals: Morrison Vs. Del Rio: Del Rio Jackson Vs. Sheamus: Jackson Finals: Del Rio Vs. Jackson: Del Rio I really don't think Morrison will be named King. Even despite already being over already, being named King would fit Del Rio perfectly. Think about it. He has "Mexican royalty" in his blood and being named King of the ring would fit his character perfectly. It'd just be another step in Alberto's quick rise in the WWE. Plus, the only way I can really see Morrison beating Del Rio is if Rey decides to get revenge for friday night and interfere.

I seriously hope not. It'd be nice for Cena to not be immune to every stipulation. Go take a freaking vacation, John. Film another movie, something... anything else to give us fans a break from you. Everyone knows you're not really fired, there's no need to turn into a very un-funny joke until you're "hired" back.

Morrison still has to really work on his mic skills.

I really can't see Sheamus (who's already been involved in the main event situation), Daniel Bryan (still relatively new and a current champion) or Cody Rhodes (I don't think the WWE is ready to push him too much in singles). That leaves Jackson, Kingston, Morrison, McIntyre, and Del Rio. Personally, I'd love to see Jackson win it, but something tells me that's not what's going to go down. So between Morrison, McIntyre, and Del Rio... that's a tough one. Morrison's been on the verge, McIntyre is the "chosen one" and supposed to go places, and Del Rio has had alot of success since coming to the WWE. Honestly, I think either McIntyre or Del Rio wins it. Either way, I'm excited, I loved the KotR Pay-Per-Views.

I would have been pissed if Mysterio had made it into KotR. You know he'd have won it all, and it would have been a slap in the face to all the young talent that's already qualified.

Tomorrow.

It really doesn't surprise me that the WWE is too scared to let Cena just have some time off. But this is getting ridiculous and to the point where stipulations (at least those involving Cena) are pointless. He has to join Nexus, but it's okay, because he's basically the same guy... just pushed around. Then he's fired, but it's okay, because now he'll just "buy tickets" to get onto Raw. There's other talent on the roster that is dying to be used, and just when it seems that opening is upon us... well, it may have just ended up as a pipe dream. Sure without Cena actively wrestling, the main event section of Raw got a little thinner (especially with Triple H still out), but The Miz is in the shuffle now. The WWE has to start experimenting sometime. I'm not saying anything huge or radical, but something different and fresh. The WWE Title has been passed along the same handful (more life half of a handful) of superstars for the past few years, so introducing Barrett and now The Miz into the mix is definitely a step in the right direction.

If Nash were in full control of any wrestling organization, he'd hire a bunch of 50+ year old veterans and his business would be dead in 5 years. You know, after all the vets can't take a bump anymore, move around very well, and all of the young talent they have to sub-par at best. Apparently the man just doesn't realize that you need a young foundation to build the future upon.

Oh no! Kevin Nash won't be coming back to the WWE, what ever will they do? I guess he thinks every wrestling company has the same fascination with old guys as TNA does.