Big River

He was cruiserweight champ for a bit back in the day, or at least was challenging for that title. He had fueds with Tajiri and Billy Kidman that come to mind, I can remember being fairly entertained by him on Smackdown. Also had an annoying burd called Nidia and their gimmick was that they were redneck, trailer trash types.

Needless to say, we're having the last laugh.

I didn't like the fact that Rusev wrestled on the same night Cena issued an open challenge for the belt he just lost and he didn't address it at all. Also, no Lana. I didn't like the main event and it was pretty obvious Reigns was going to get that kind of reaction to this crowd. Vince needs to protect his new poster boy as he's getting absolutely slaughtered from the fans just now. Lesnar coming out and going mental again would have saved it.

Ryback, Show and Kane in the main event. Utterly underwhelming.

Yeah, not hard to grasp as it was definitely deliberate. Still, it was shit and Saxton is shit to the point of making this unwatchable. He's dying on his arse.

The one name stuff is just pish.

Saxton sounds boring as f**k tbh.

Was half expecting Brock to F5 Heyman too. That was brilliant.

Agreed. Admittedly I haven't seen much of them but Lucha Dragons look a million miles ahead of them.

what a dick

JBL can't even remember what title this is for. Forgot how brutal the commentary team is just now.

Like many I had my apprehensions about this when it was first announced but I'm loving it so far. Episode 4 was brilliant, especially loved the opening scene and the casual origin of Saul Goodman. Pain in the arse waiting a week for episodes but I watched the last episodes of BB this way and I think I enjoyed it more in the end because of this anticipation.

It's certainly better than WWE just now. If HHH had full control of Raw I'm betting that the product would be of a much higher quality. Whilst his inflated ego does harm his reputation most of the time, there's no denying he has one of the best minds in the wrestling business. NXT is the evidence for that.

Even if Taker was still in tip-top shape, a match with Wyatt makes no sense. Especially with Sting part of the company, who could give Taker a match people actually want to see.

Yeah, Lesnar made his reputation in WWE and enhanced it in UFC, but he was definitely a big deal before crossing over. Punk has made his name in wrestling (not just wwe) but I doubt hell have the same impact or enhancement to his career that Lesnar enjoyed.