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John Cena – Is Best for Business As always everything written below is my opinion as a wrestling fan, im not a "wrestling expert" nor do I clain to be one, just my jumble opinion as a wrestling fan read on and enjoy :) With the recent issues/troubles that WWE have had I’m not quite sure why anyone is surprised, this needed to happen, it should not happened and it was the right decision. WWE have been through some very turbulent waters over the past few months, Vince Mcmahon predictions in regards to how much money a new TV contract in America were not as much as expected and resulted in him losing $350 million. WWE has to go back to what works and what sells tickets and what makes money I was very happy to see John Cena become WWE World Heavyweight Champion at WWE Money in the Bank PPV. A lot of people dislike it, hate it or cannot stand it but as Triple H and Stephanie say it’s definitely best of WWE business right now. Cena Is versatile someone who is a

Dolph Ziggler - is Flair the key There are lots of rumours and questions out there at the moment regarding Ric Flair and WWE. There is lots of talk (no evidence as of yet) that Ric Flair will be making a return to WWE in a non competitive capacity maybe as a manger or some have even speculated that Flair may return as GM of RAW. Personally I like the idea of Ric Flair coming back to be a manger I think Flair with Evolution as their manager was great and really helped all 3 men he managed Triple H, Orton and Batista. I believe Flair helped those men get better and gave those superstars some added presence and credibility with him  beside them. I would like to see Ric Flair manage Dolph Ziggler, I am a massive Dolph Ziggler fan and feel that Doplh never really has got the opportunity he should have had or did get with the World Heavyweight Championship after getting his concussion to me it will always be one of those “what if “ moments What If Dolph didn’t get that concussio

Justin Credible on Stone Cold Steve Austin Podcast Justin Credible former WWF/WWE/ECW superstar recently appeared on The Stone Cold Steve Austin podcast and talked to Steve about his WWF Career, how he got hired and how the Aldo Montoya gimmick came about and talking Justin Pro Wrestling 101 videos and what he is doing now. Justin Credible also talks in depth about his drug addiction and really gives an honest and frank insight into his addiction at the time and talks about overcoming his addiction and what he did to overcome it and what he continues to do to keep himself healthy.  you can listen to the podcast (click the link below) Episode 123 - Justin Credible aka Aldo Montoya http://podcastone.com/Steve-Austin-Show-Clean or on iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-steve-austin-show/id714612112?mt=2 In this podcast also Steve Austin talks about and endorses Justin Credible Pro Wrestling 101 videos. these video are where every week Justin takes an aspect o

WWE Release 11 Superstars June 2014 Yesterday 12 June 2014 saw 11 releases made from WWE, There were recent reports that WWE weren’t going to Release anyone from their contracts and merely let contracts run down, it seems now that those reports were very wide of the mark and WWE decided to release talent. Below is the official statement from WWE.com WWE has come to terms on the release of the following Superstars as of yesterday, June 12, 2014: •    JTG •    Drew McIntyre •    Jinder Mahal •    Aksana •    Curt Hawkins •    Theodore Long •    Camacho •    Brodus Clay •    Evan Bourne •    Yoshi Tatsu •    Marc Harris (referee) For me I was surprised by a few of these releases for me most notable was Drew Mcintyre, Brodus Clay, Evan Bourne and Aksana. I feel that all 4 of these are great talents and Bourne was just on his way back from a big injury and I thought that we would see him re-debut again very soon, however it was not to be. This may not be a bad th

Finally WWE gives me something to Watch This past week has been a much better week. I wrote in a previous blog that I felt that WWE was losing its touch both in the business world and also in the creative world of WWE, while business may not be great creatively WWE are trying to get back on track and this last week of television proved to me they are starting to make an effort to get in the right direction. WWE Payback although going into it I did not think or believe it would be a great pay per view however was I wrong. I enjoyed everything about this PPV a great opening match between Sheamus and Cesaro for The US title, Bray Wyatt vs John Cena being an amazing match between both mean plus The Shield having a clean sweep over Evolution were just some of the highlights for me. A PPV that delivered from WWE and it delivered great matches and overall great entertainment. Then We roll into Monday Night Raw, now granted John Cena vs Kane I really wasn’t sure about, only be