It’s SUPER Smackdown! Get it? Because they are on FOX and FOX is hosting the Super Bowl this Sunday… Wait, does the NFL and Super Bowl really need extra promotion? Like doesn’t everyone regardless if they are a football fan or not kind of find themselves watching anyway? This is more of WWE just piggybacking…
So now that we’re done with the Rumble we’re on The Road to WrestleMania, and like any good road trip when you first start off there is lots of anticipation and every little thing that happens early on seems fun and exciting which is what this episode of RAW was for the most part.
This is it, the last WWE TV before a big Royal Rumble weekend in Houston! Time for them to sell me on this upcoming pay per view and convince me to spend 50 bucks with my local cable prov… Oh wait, guess that’s not a thing really anymore what with the Network I already have…
We’re on the road to “The Road to WrestleMania.” We’re on the on-ramp to the road to WrestleMania. I didn’t expect there to be so much talking on the on-ramp.
The one thing I try to accept with SmackDown is that since it’s a two hour show as opposed to RAW‘s three hours is there is less room for storylines and feuds to feature just simple one-on-one conflict. Multiple people are involved in each angle as a way to keep everyone involved which makes it…
I will never not like that Raw is a three hour show. It’s entirely too long and given how much other wrestling there is produced by WWE alone let alone by any other wrestling company on the planet, I feel like producing a weekly three hour show is going too far. That said, I still…
Going into Monday’s RAW, we were still a little under three weeks away until Royal Rumble which meant tonight’s episode was going to be all about progressing storylines and giving a little in the way of action, but not too much.
My requirements for a good night of wrestling are as follows: 1 – Really good wrestling action 2 – Campy but fun ridiculousness that makes me smile I understand that other fans may have different requirements for their Monday and Friday (and Wednesday and Sunday and sometimes Saturday) night viewings but understanding that wrestling is…
It’s going to be an exciting week for wrestling fans this week with “season debuts” for both WWE’s main shows RAW and Smackdown (which you may have heard is on a new network on a new date) as well as the debut of All Elite Wrestling’s long awaited weekly TV show “Dynamite” Today AEW gave…
Here is what went down at WWE’s Monday Night Raw that took place at Knoxville, Tennessee on September 16, 2019.
