How is the 'Extreme Rules' pay-per-view shaping up? Hulk Holland breaks down the final four matches announced for the May 19 extravaganza, and why you should tune in -- or tune out -- this latest offering from WWE.
How is the Extreme Rules pay-per-view shaping up? Hulk Holland breaks down the four matches announced for the May 19 extravaganza, and why you should tune in -- or tune out -- the latest offering from WWE.
The day will come - whether we like it or not -- when The Shield is no more. But is this a group that gets bigger, or smaller? Inside is a look at the future of Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns and what we can expect down the line.
It's been a rough couple of weeks for Antonio Cesaro, who was bounced from WrestleMania, stripped of his U.S. title and saddled with a yodeling shtick. Can he recover? The rise and fall -- and subsequent rise -- of Sheamus may hold the answer.
What was the best thing about Monday Night RAW? The fact that I watched it on Tuesday morning! Of course, it also helped that The Undertaker and The Shield were doing work inside a packed (and raucous) London Arena.
The Rock is gone, but not forgotten. How could we forget him? He reminds us every day of what a warrior he is and all the sacrifices he made at WrestleMania. Cool story, bro.
Gone, but not forgotten. With CM Punk taking a much-deserved vacation, it's time to take a peek at the current WWE roster and see who -- if anyone -- is ready to step up and take his place.
The Rock's sloppy "Rock Bottom" on John Cena to close Monday Night RAW is all you need to know about how the build to their big-money match up at WrestleMania 29 is unfolding.
Hulk Holland is back and melting down the physiques of WWE superstars. Why strive to be big and muscular if it limits your ability to work while labeling you a roid head? That question and more pondered inside. Just bring it!
Ready ... break! Find out what WWE can learn from the Bella tour in regards to employee happiness, inside.
Hulk Holland states his case for the end of The Undertaker's perfect record at WrestleMania, as there may never be a better time (thanks to Paul Bearer's posthumous booking) to capitalize on this kind of heated rivalry.
Hulk Holland is doing something he should have done seven years ago, and that's share with pro wrestling fans the treasure trove of memories that is PercyPringle.com.
There doesn't seem to be much point in making a pit stop on the "Road to WrestleMania" just to say "hi" to a few old timers we've seen along the way. Unless, of course, we're driving a hearse and pulling over to pick up an extra passenger.
A kinder, gentler look at the recent blunder by WWE star Jack Swagger, who may or not be saved.
How do you book the biggest event of the year without a go-home pay-per-view or established line-up? Hulk Holland looks at the next six weeks and how the uncertain future may -- or may not -- affect the "granddaddy of them all."
Unless John Cena starts banging pornstars on Monday Night Raw, I don't care what he does in his personal life. You shouldn't either. Here's why.
Why go through the trouble of earning the right to criticize the product when you can just buy it? Hollywood looks at the role of the keyboard warrior and how it's a necessary (and profitable) evil.
You know what would have been great? If Lillian Garcia gave that guy a chairshot at the end of her new music video. All that and more, inside.
Why is John Cena changing his walkout tune to a song from Simple Minds? Monday night's bizarre promo may provide a clue.
Nothing spoils a great pro wrestling match like a lame-duck finish, which seems to be more and more prevalent whenever The Shield is around. Like the RTC used to say ..."No more!"
"The Rock" is not a bully. But he plays one on TV...
Talk is cheap in WWE, but we shouldn't have to be the ones who have to pay for it. A look at the best (and worst) of the mic from this week in pro wrestling.
Guess who's coming to dinner? Yup, it's the Rock, who is the most electrifying man in part-time entertainment.
Hulk smash! Anyone who agrees that devaluing WWE titles is okay because wrestling is fake. It's real to me, dammit!
There's nothing wrong with the booking for this weekend's TLC pay-per-view, but I'm not paying $50 for a show whose ingredients have an expiration date of Jan. 27, 2013.
When WWE books ridiculous matches, we can blame it on Trips swerving the Internet. Who do we blame when UFC does it?
