John Cena Not Competing At WrestleMania? Raw Review

Miss. Bray Wyatt promo: The fact that The WWE thinks a cryptic promo and little fire carries a segment, is very troubling to me. I know Wyatt can cut great promos. He’s proven that time and time again, but The WWE needs The Undertaker to respond to keep this feud going, or it just starts to look one sided. Even if The WWE can’t get The Undertaker on Raw physically, it wouldn’t kill them to have Undertaker do a prerecorded promo on the titan tron, or even just a cryptic message of his own, like Sting did with Triple H. The fact that websites were touting the return of The Undertaker on Monday night Raw, made this segment particularly underwhelming. On another note. Wyatt setting the casket on fire, was a great foreshadow for how The WWE should choose to end The Undertaker’s career. Despite being unable to carry the segment on his own, Wyatt’s words were immensely chilling to hear.

 

Hit keeping John Cena out of WrestleMania 31 Segment: Keeping John Cena’s WrestleMania 31 status up in the air has to be one of the most brilliant moves by The WWE in a long time. The WWE Universe went wild Monday night at the thought of Cena sitting out at The Show of Shows. The fact that Curtis Axel interrupted the segment with Cena and Stephanie McMahon and got a positive reaction from fans that were anti cena, made this segment just that much better. The WWE struck a great storyline chord here, and the next few weeks will be even more interesting now to see if and how Cena gets a match at WrestleMania 31. The only problem I had with the segment, was having Cena and Axel compete in a match after promo. Axel got great pops from the crowd, and a loss to Cena only worked to ruin that. The fact that it was a submission victory, made Axel’s stock plummet just that much more. Stephanie McMahon making the match between Rusev and Cena was kind of let down as well. I was hoping for Cena to be forced to prove himself to get into the match, but it looks like he’ll have to force Rusev’s hand with sabotage

Hit Erectile Dysfunction commercial: Any fan that misses the attitude era, had to be cheering with glee during the Miz and Mizdow’s segment on Raw Monday Night. Mizdow repeatedly tried to warn Miz that the commercial that Miz was in wasn’t what he thought it was. When the Erectile Dysfunction commercial finally aired, it was one of the funniest segments in a long time. Miz using references to his below the belt area just made the segment awesome. As the WWE roster looked on, Miz went on a tirade, ultimately hitting Mizdow in the face and causing him to get back in Miz’s face. I wish Mizdow would have went off on Miz right then and there, but I guess The WWE needs a few more weeks of buildup, before they officially break up this team and give them their match at WrestleMania 31. Mizdow needs to gain more back bone sooner rather than later, or the storyline is going to start looking one sided Mizdow has the fan support behind him and its time he uses it to get out of Miz’s shadow.

Miss Paige versus Nikki Bella for The Divas Title: It was great to see The WWE actually give the divas time to go out and have a great match. What wasn’t so great, was the predictability at the end of the match.  It was obvious from the moment Paige attacked Brie on the ring apron that this match would end prematurely in disqualification. Paige locking in The PTO for a few seconds on Nikki gave me hope for a new Divas Champion, but of course The WWE wouldn’t want The Divas title to change hands before WrestleMania 31. I guess a new champion was just wishful thinking on my part.

Miss. AJ Lee’s return to Raw:  I know Raw was live from New Jersey, but Lee’s return came completely out of left field. Although it was nice to Paige and Lee clean house of The Bella Twins, this adds a confusing and largely unnecessary twist to the title picture at WrestleMania 31. One has to wonder where AJ Lee will fit into the title picture, now that she has returned to the squared circle. Hopefully the answer to this question is, as far away from it as possible. A WrestleMania moment will only help to further Paige’s career in The WWE, a win at Mania for AJ would do next to nothing. She already defeated every diva on the roster in last year’s WrestleMania to retain her title. She doesn’t need another moment like that. Its Paige’s turn, and Lee’s return Monday night, just complicates that.

Miss. Seth Rollins host The Daily Show: Despite a few cheap jokes about New Jersey, and a few nice jabs at Seth Rollins character, this segment fell completely flat with me. I know this was great from a promotional perspective, but I doubt that half the kids watching Monday Night Raw, knew who the hell John Stewart was. Stewart hitting a low blow on Rollins before high tailing it was a pretty good moment, but it seems like the segment was just a plot device to further Orton and Rollins feud at WrestleMania 31. A poorly done one at that. It would have been better if Orton and Rollins would have interacted more, or if Rollins showed a little bit more discontent with Orton, but instead Orton came and went without even getting on the mic to address why he was out there. I think that hurt the segment the most.

Miss. Roman Reigns versus Seth Rollins. Authority at Ringside: Brilliantly paced match. Roman Reigns had so many news tricks up his sleeve, it had to be impossible for anyone to take their eyes off of the screen during this contest. The only thing that makes this match a miss, is the how it ended. Reigns had things firmly in his control, when Orton distracted Reigns, giving Rollins time for the roll up and the win. Orton leaving ringside after the match was a nice touch, to show that he and The Authority are close to butting heads again, and the way Reigns cleaned house at the end of Raw was even more spectacular. If The WWE continues to build up Reign’s athleticism, this five moves of doom internet crap will eventually die down in The WWE Universe. Reigns is getting better and better every time he goes out there, and that more then makes him deserving of his spot at WrestleMania 31.

Undertaker Versus Bray Wyatt: How The Match Will End

 

Undertaker Versus Bray Wyatt will probably be the most polarizing match on the card come WrestleMania 31. The reason for this lies in the complicated question of how The WWE should end the match.

While many fans of the dead man are surely looking for him to rise from the ashes of his defeat last year to Brock Lesnar, a loss that broke his 21 straight victories at the show of shows, other are calling for The Eater of Worlds to claim the soul of The Undertaker.

What is WWE to do in a situation like this? Sure a win for The Undertaker, in what may be his final match ever in a WWE ring would be a great sentimental moment for The WWE Universe, but what about Bray Wyatt? What would he gain from a loss to The Undertaker at WrestleMania 31? Why build the former NXT rookie up so much, just to have him fail to end The Undertaker?

Unfortunately for Undertaker fans, that’s exactly what needs to happen. Bray Wyatt needs to end The Undertaker at WrestleMania 31. Like with Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns, WWE has an excellent opportunity to pass the torch here, something that they should not pass up on, even if it means The Undertaker retires in defeat.

The best way to go about this, is to have Wyatt continue to call out The Undertaker, ultimately leading to a cryptic answer from The Undertaker. Maybe have do a segment where his hand pushes up from the ground in a graveyard, or have him rise from a coffin in a gothic chamber, something to establish that he will return at WrestleMania 31.

Although Wyatt will have to carry most of the feud with his great promos, a majority of the storyline should be told through the match itself at WrestleMania 31. Wyatt should come out first and grab a microphone to taunt Undertaker for a few minutes to build up suspense with the crowd.

After a few minutes of taunting by Wyatt, the lights should go off, and we should hear Undertakers signature entrance music start to play.  A lightning bolt should go off at the entrance ramp, creating a plume of smoke for The Undertaker to appear from.

Bray Wyatt should continue his taunts, as Undertaker slowly limps down the ramp.  Having Undertaker do this will show just how human and weak he is after his last match, and also give Wyatt some heat with the crowd.  Wyatt then should attack Taker before he is able to get the ring.

Wyatt should continue to attack Undertaker, while he drags him around the ring and keeps taunting him on the microphone. When the bell finally rings, Wyatt should decimate The Undertaker for a good five minutes, before Taker is able to create separation with a choke slam.

  Then Wyatt should  try to taunt The Undertaker again, get caught up in the gates of hell submission move. After a few minutes, Wyatt will get to the rope and continue taunting the weakened Undertaker.

Undertaker needs to finally go on the offensive and try to land some punches on Wyatt. As the match goes on, Taker should be ready to finish Wyatt off with The Tombstone Pile driver. Just as Taker has Wyatt in position for The Pile driver, Wyatt should reverse the move with a low blow, taking down The Undertaker.

Wyatt then would set Undertaker up for Sister Abigail, but get reversed into another pile driver. Just as Undertaker thinks it’s over, Wyatt needs to sit up and do his signature cackle at the dead man. Undertaker should then try to get back to his feet, but then get hit with Sister Abigail for the win.

Wyatt then quickly brings out the droids that usually accompany Undertaker to ring, and carries Undertakers limp body towards them.  Wyatt would then hit another sister Abigail on Taker, before putting him in the casket, as the droids surround them. Undertaker tries to fight back by choking Wyatt, but Wyatt quickly shakes him off and shuts the door of the casket, sealing taker inside.

The droids would then do a serious of ancient type chants, while Wyatt sits on top of the casket taunting at The Undertaker. A bolt of lightning should hit the casket by surprise, and then have a light image of The Undertaker being lifted up into the sky.

Like or not, this is the best way to end The Undertaker’s career. This gives Undertaker a graceful bow out, and gives Wyatt a monstrous push, along with some major heat from The WWE Universe. This win alone also finally catapult The Eater of Worlds into the WWE World Heavy Weight Title picture.

As for The Undertaker, this really is the best way to end it. I know fans won’t be happy about Undertaker taking back to back losses at WrestleMania, but think about the good these two losses will do for The WWE as a whole

Instead of looking at the losses that Undertaker may or may not take, think of the importance of those losses, and how they helped shape the career of other superstars in The WWE. If Reigns defeats Lesnar at WrestleMania 31, he will become the first person to defeat Lesnar, since he beat Taker at WrestleMania 31, something that should ricochet him into stardom in The WWE.

The same can be said for Wyatt as well. Wyatt has hit a bit of plateau in his career since his feud with Ambrose in November, a win against Taker would not only be the revival that Wyatt needs, but may also catapult him into the title picture.

Whether he loses a second time or not, Undertaker will surely remain one of the greatest wrestlers to ever lace up their boots. Instead of looking at Taker’s record as a blemish on historic career, fans need to look at what he accomplished in his time inside the squared circle, and be happy that they could be a part of it.

 

 

 

 

Why Cena Should Beat Rusev At Fastlane

Like it or not, John Cena is the measuring stick for all talent in The WWE. However, how can we expect Cena to keep this vital role in the company, if he has come up short in recent months during big matches?

While many are quick to point out that Cena has come out victorious at Both Hell in a Cell and TLC against Randy Orton and Seth Rollins, he has also fallen victim to Brock Lesnar in three separate championship matches and was eliminated early by Big Show in a five on five match at Survivor Series.

For Cena to continue being the measuring stick of the company, at least until they can find suitable replacement, he needs to come out victor in big pay per view matches.  That’s doesn’t mean he needs to win every single pay per view match he competes it, but The WWE needs to protect their superman from taking to many losses as well.

Looking back at some of the pay per views from last year, Cena was obliterated by Brock at Summerslam, where the beast incarnate nailed 16 suplexes on the leader of The Cenation, lost again to Lesnar, when Rollins caused a disqualification, and then came up short a third time when Rollins was pinned by Lesnar at The Royal Rumble.

Yes, the disqualification and not being pinned at The Royal Rumble does partially protect Cena’s character from taking too much a hit, but it also diminishes his character slightly to see that he has come up short in three separate occasions involving The WWE World Heavyweight title.

These losses may make fans start to wonder if Cena still possess the killer instinct to compete for The WWE World Heavyweight title, or even the main event for that matter. Cena’s last run with the title only last 49 day and one successful title defense, before he was dethroned by Lesnar at Summerslam, making this reign one of Cena’s shortest and most uneventful of his career.

Essentially, Fastlane is a must win situation for Cena, if he ever wants to see the main event again this year. A loss by referee stoppage will only make The Cenation leader look that much weaker and a clean pin could possibly derail Cena’s title hopes for the near future. To maintain Cena’s character, he needs either a disqualification victory or a clean pin.

Sure, it would be great to Rusev defeat the face of The WWE with a clean pin at Fastlane, but that would also create the problem of building Cena back up after a big loss. The other problem with Rusev getting a clean pin over Cena is, who is able to step up as the measuring stick for the company in the meantime?

Randy Orton would be a good choice, but only if he is able to maintain a believable face character whenever he returns to action. Brock Lesnar would be another excellent choice, but unfortunately, he is mostly a part timer, due to his UFC schedule.

Just because Cena needs the win at Fastlane to rebound from a few bad months, doesn’t mean The WWE will just bury Rusev altogether. In fact, if The WWE decides to give Cena a clean victory at Fastlane, that could allow for Rusev to defeat Cena cleanly at WrestleMania 31, a moment that will surely cement Rusev’s career as a future star in The WWE.

While many will most likely take issue with the idea of Cena breaking Rusev’s undefeated streak at Fastlane, fans need to realize that one loss will not ruin Rusev’s career! Rusev is a super athlete with a great anti American gimmick going at the moment, something that should keep him relevant for a very long time in The WWE.

For The WWE to continue to thrive, they need to protect their torchbearer as much as possible. Think about it! A win against John Cena is one of the hardest things to accomplish in the industry of wrestling, especially if you’re a young rising talent. So, why would it make sense to diminish the difficulty of this feat, by having the future Hall of Famer constantly come up short in big Pay per view Matches?

Despite what fans are saying, it is Cena that needs to win this Sunday at Fastlane. There is no doubt that Rusev will have his chance to shine later on in the feud, but Cena needs to be protected at Fastlane and pick up the win over The Bulgarian Brute.  If he doesn’t, then The WWE could suffer in the long run.

Why WWE Should Ban Cena Sucks Chants

Imagine this. Let’s go Cena chants start to vibrate throughout the arena, as Cena tries to rally from behind to win the match, even kicking out at two after being hit with a brutal finisher. The response? A round of Cena sucks chants echo throughout the arena, the enemies of The Cenation effectively making their voices heard as well. Or are they really doing something else?

Throughout the history of The WWE, fans have let their feelings be known by cheers and by chants. Whether it was yelling “What”?, between every sentence Stone Cold Steve Austin spoke, or The WWE Universe joining in for a classic D-Generation X, Suck It chant, The WWE can always tell what is on the crowds mind by their reaction.

Unfortunately, some crowd chants go far beyond letting their feelings be known, and start to cross the line into the realm of bullying other participants in the crowd. The perfect example of this being, chants of   Cena sucks. Not because of who The WWE Universe are chanting against, but who their intended for.

 

The problem with Cena sucks chants, is that they are not directed at John Cena himself, but his fans around the arena. Think about it. You never hear Cena sucks chants start to form, until Cena fans try to cheer Cena on during the match, usually when he is trying to shift momentum back in his favor. This means that, the Cena sucks chants are a direct response to The Cenation chanting for John Cena., effectively bullying them.

 

A WWE live event should be an experience to remember, not a place for bullying by other spectators to take place. Seriously, we all know most John Cena fans are little children, who just came to see their favorite super hero defy the odds, and win a match against a villain or two, but crowds bullying these children take away from that experience completely. You’re basically asking a seven year old child to defend their favorite superstar. I really hope you feel proud of yourself for that!

I think the only effective solution here, is to ban The Cena sucks chant from arenas completely. They take away from the experience for the younger children, and can even be upsetting to young Cenation fans at times. I’m not saying all Cena sucks chants should be banned, just the ones that are in response to, Lets go Cena chants.

This way, The WWE Universe is still free to chant, “Cena sucks,” just not in response to a, “Let’s go Cena chant.” Now the younger fans don’t have to feel like the crowd is picking on them during the show, but the crowd also doesn’t feel like their freedom of speech is being taken completely away.

Look at it this way. The younger fans deserve to enjoy this experience just as much as you do. Why ruin it for them, by chanting that their favorite wrestler, the man many of these young kids aspire to be one day, sucks and cant wrestle? Regardless of your opinion of whether it’s true or not, can’t you let these kids have their moment and see their hero in all their glory? Because that’s what John Cena is to these young children, a hero!

Think back to when you were young and watched wrestling. Didn’t you have a hero you enjoyed seeing? Didn’t you beg your mom and dad to take you to an upcoming show, so you could scream and shout for your hero, while he kicked ass in the ring? Wasn’t that a great experience that you’ll probably remember for the rest of your life? Then why take that away from some younger kid, who just like you, wants to have a moment they will remember for the rest of their life?

In all honesty, there’s a lot of bullying in the world of wrestling. There’s internet trolls, who bash you for talking about your favorite superstars on Facebook forums, there’s Facebook hate pages for certain wrestlers that some fans don’t like, and  there always seems to be a bully waiting in the wings, just waiting to call someone a Cenatard.

seriously, the wrestling community needs to grow up. This is something that we all enjoy and should bring us together as fans. Who cares if someone’s a Cena fan, or likes a wrestler you don’t? You should respect them as a wrestling fan, not belittle them for who they root for.

Maybe banning the chant will never actually happen, but we as wrestling fans can make a choice to make this offensive ritual a thing of the past. Let the Kids and other fans chant lets go Cena, to their hearts content, you can always just chant, “Cena sucks”, in your head.

 

 

 

 

 

Are WWE Fans Wrong About Roman Reigns?

If you’re a wrestling fan, it’s almost impossible to scroll down your Facebook news feed, without seeing a few statues about 2015 Royal Rumble winner, Roman Reigns. Whether its comments about his skills on the microphone, or his limited wrestling move set, fans everywhere have chimed in about what they think of the former Shield member.

While The WWE Universe is entitled to their opinion, as am I entitled to mine, I can’t help but feel that many fans are judging Roman Reigns a bit unfairly. Now I’m not saying the man doesn’t have a few short comings inside the squared circle, but I don’t think there as bad as The WWE Universe and The IWC want you to think they are.

Let’s start with his microphone skills. For months now, The IWC has been in an uproar over whether Roman Reigns can cut a decent promo or not, many of these criticisms came after he did his “Jack and The Bean Stock” promo on Big Show in December.

Now, as a wrestling fan, I can understand that Nursery rhymes aren’t going to appeal to older individuals who watch WWE, but since were in the PG kid friendly era of wrestling, these types of promos aren’t really meant for us anyway. That means, that some of the microphone skills that everyone keeps dumping on, weren’t even meant to appeal to them at all.

I don’t know about you, but when I look at other promos that Reigns has done, I find nothing wrong with them. The crowd always reacts loudly to his comments, he knows when to take a pause for dramatic effect, and his punch lines at the end are some of the best in The WWE right now!

The point of a promo, is to sell a pay per view match or to progress a story, and Roman Reigns has shown he can do that just fine. I know he’s not always spot on perfect with his delivery, but I feel this comes from too many fans comparing him to The Rock, instead of letting him forge his own path.

The second thing fans seem to take issue with when it comes to Reigns, is his “limited move set.” I find this particularly funny, because fans always claim that this makes Reigns not ready for a main event title shot, but fans fail to realize that, the other person they complain about having a limited move set, is the same guy who has dominated the company for the last ten years. Cough cough John Cena.

Have fans ever stopped to think that a limited move set is a good thing? That maybe a limited move set helps a superstar avoid injury and conserve themselves for a long career, like John Cena has? Whatever the reason for limited move sets by certain superstars, it must be working, because Cena has definitely been on top of the mountain for a long time now, despite constant criticism of his “Five Moves of Doom.”

While statistics show that only 25% of wrestling fans are under the age of 18, which is exactly the audience The WWE is trying to appeal to. Face it! These kids are young, impressionable, and just want to see their favorite superstar beat up the villains of The WWE, they don’t give a crap about how many moves a certain wrestler has. They just care about how many times they use the moves to take out the villain.

Now you may be asking yourself, what about the other 75% of wrestling fans and why The WWE is not trying to appeal to them. Honestly, The WWE has a few adult oriented segments that air throughout the night, like The Rock Concert in 2014, or CM Punk’s Chicago promo back in 2013, but the main focus in on always on the children of The WWE Universe.

The reason for the WWE’s focus on the children in the audience is simple, these kids, and their families actually invest into the product, by buying tickets, shirts, memorabilia and even pay per views. On the other hand, some older wrestling fans, don’t contribute anything to the product, and watch it purely to mock the current direction that The WWE is taking. This is where those Roman Reigns haters come in.

These Roman Reign haters think the product should be changed, they think they have a say, despite not contributing anything to the product, besides their snarky little comments.  In the end, The WWE is not marketing to them, so their arguments have no value to them.

This mean, that all these complaints about Roman Reigns not being ready to main event WrestleMania 31, are pointless. The WWE is not trying to appeal to you! Do you think for one second that these young fans care about Roman Reigns five moves of doom, or his limited microphone skills? No! To be honest, they probably don’t even notice. They’re too busy watching their hero conquer the bad guys of The WWE, not sitting around and dumping on a product that they don’t even contribute to!

Whether Roman Reigns is ready for The Main event of WrestleMania 31, is a matter of opinion that will be highly debated over the next few months by The IWC but think of this way. When you watched wrestling when you were younger, did you notice any of the things you’re criticizing Reigns about now?

Did you notice your favorite wrestler’s microphone skills, or did you just clap along when they said something funny? Did you complain that your favorite star only had a limited move set, or did you scream at the top of your lungs, when your favorite wrestler hit his finisher out of nowhere? Trust me, these younger fans don’t care about any of this. They love The WWE for what it really is, and that’s entertainment.

So give Reigns a break! See how he pans out! Don’t shoot him down right out of the gate, watch how his road to WrestleMania 31 goes, and then make a decision on what you think, but for god sake, give this rising star a fair chance!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Paul Heyman Should Be Fired For His Comments On Brian Williams,

What was Paul Heyman thinking? Did he honestly think people would care about something that had nothing to do with wrestling at all? Did he think it would attract attention to The WWE in a positive way? Or is Vince McMahon just throwing darts at a board and this was the idea he landed on?

The last one seems the most likely, as Paul Heyman took to The WWE network yesterday evening, to give his take on the current Brian Williams reporting scandal.  He wasted no time calling Williams a liar, even having a graphic put above him with the caption, “Brian Williams is a liar”

For those unfamiliar with what Heyman was talking about, Brian Williams, the anchor for NBC Nightly News, recently did a tribute to the troop’s piece. During the nightly news segment, he told a less then truthful story about a helicopter he was in being hit by enemy fire, while in Iraq and being forced to land. The statement was later recanted and NBC has begun an investigation into the matter.

First off, Brian Williams is not a liar! He simply forgot certain details about an event that happened to him 12 years ago. The event did take place 2002, but it was the helicopter in front of the one that he was riding in, that was hit by enemy fire and forced to land. That’s not lying! That’s just getting confused when recounting events!

The second problem I have with this is, that The WWE has no reason to be talking about this scandal at all. It has nothing to do with wrestling or the people inside The WWE at all! This was just a failed attempt by WWE to get mainstream attention for their upcoming WrestleMania 31 pay per view, and guess what? It didn’t even work!

 

While most people will say that this claim isn’t possible, since no mentioning of WrestleMania took place during the broadcast, that doesn’t mean The WWE wouldn’t name drop the flagship pay per view during an interview with a major news outlet, if given the chance to.

This not only was a waste of time on The WWE’s part, but it may even hurt them as well. What WWE fan wants to be reminded of current events while watching original programming on The WWE network? If anything, this is only another strike against The WWE and The WWE Network for allowing the pointless broadcast to even take place.

In all honesty, Paul Heyman should be fired for this deplorable five minute broadcast. Not only for calling Brian Williams a liar, but also for even likening Brian Williams to himself in any way shape or form. This not only slander on Heyman’s part, but also a case of Heyman sticking his nose where it doesn’t belong

  I don’t care if Heyman is one of the best managers and mouth pieces of all time in The WWE. He bad mouth one of the greatest anchors of all time, and should be fired on that basis alone. Anyone involved in the idea of this broadcast should also for fired, for interrupting WWE Network programming for this atrocious mess of broadcast, and subsequently, wasting fans time.

What happens from here is anyone’s guess. The WWE may continue to discuss current controversies in the media on their prized network, but with The WWE Universe canceling their network subscriptions in droves, it would probably be wise not to give them another reason to click the cancel button

 

 

 

 

 

Daniel Bryan's WrestleMania 31 Opponent Revealed?

2014 was a great year for The WWE. John Cena won his 15^th world title at Money in the Back, Brock Lesnar conquered The Undertaker’s 21-0 streak at WrestleMania, and Sting made his debut in a WWE ring at Survivor Series. While all these things made a great year for WWE fans, here are five things that need to happen in 2015 to make this year just as great.

AJ Lee Needs to feud with Stephanie McMahon: I have said this countless times, and still The WWE will give this feud the green light. The two met briefly, after Lee won The Divas title from Kaitlyn back in 2012, and the segment was one of the most talked about subjects on twitter. That night.

Lee has become a three time Divas champion, defended the title successfully at WrestleMania 31, and has beaten almost every diva on The WWE roster once or twice. There is not much more for The Geek Goddess to accomplish inside the squared circle, making this feud even more of a must see, before Mrs. Brooks hangs up her Chuck Taylors for good.

The WWE Needs to Create a Divas Tag Team Title.

Speaking of The Divas Division, they need more than five minutes of air time on Raw and Smackdown, and something more to fight for then just The Divas Title. The WWE is turning more and more of their efforts towards The Total Divas Reality Show, then promoting these phenomenal female athletes, Making Divas matches little more than bathroom breaks between higher profile matches.

The remedy for this, is to introduce more reasons for The Divas to have more airtime on a weekly basis. A Divas Tag Team title would not only accomplish this, but would also allow more divas on TV on the same tame. This would also allow less experienced Divas a chance to work with more developed talent on the roster in a tag team.  The WWE could even create some very interesting pairings with the tag teams, like Summer Rae and Natayla, or Paige and AJ Lee.

This wouldn’t be a fix all solution for The Divas division, but would definitely start to help fans take the division more seriously as a while.
Seth Rollins Shouldn’t Hold the WWE World Heavyweight Title
I know everyone wants to see Roman Reigns defeat Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 31, only to lose the title to Seth Rollins seconds later, but what sense does that make? Why build up Roman Reigns over the next few months, with feuds against Big Show and other members of The Authority, only to have him lose the title to his old Shield brethren right after the match.
While The WWE did do this storyline before with Daniel Bryan at The 2013 edition of Summerslam, the recipient of title, was a seasoned veteran of The WWE, not just some rookie. If The WWE wants the belt on someone else, do it at the next pay per view, but don’t put it on someone who is even less ready to run with the company’s top prize.

Induct Conner” The Crusher” Mitchalek into the WWE Hall of Fame.

This is just one of those stories that break your heart to pieces.  7 year old brain cancer patient, Conner Mitchalek, was a huge Daniel Bryan fan, and even got to meet his hero one night, when Monday Night Raw came to Pittsburgh. The highlight of Conner’s night being, when he made his hero tap out to The Yes Lock later that night.

Conner was invited backstage once again, a week before WrestleMania 31, where Conner” The Crusher” got the chance to land a K.O punch on Triple H and pin him right in front of his hero. Conner unfortunately, Conner passed away after a long battle with Cancer a few weeks after watching his hero capture The WWE World Heavyweight Title at WrestleMania 31.

Since Conner’s unfortunate passing, the internet has been buzzing with petition campaigns to induct him into The WWE Hall of Fame. The WWE needs to do this, and furthermore, needs to create a wing in the Hall of Fame for young fans with similar circumstances, like Conner’s.

Just by watching one of Conner’s tribute videos on YouTube or Facebook, you will realize how much this young boy loved The WWE with all his heart, regardless of who won, who lost  or who walked out with the title, The WWE is what Conner loved and cared about. Now ask yourself, with all the fans that complain about title shots, superstars getting buried, and who’s headlining WrestleMania, it is certainly a rare treat to see that one fan, that just wanted to meet the hero’s he watched on TV throughout his young life.

Please if you have just one moment to sign this petition for Conner the Crusher Mitchalek, I strongly urge you to do so. Even if this petition doesn’t reach the ranks of The WWE brass, I think the parents of this special little boy, would be honored to see so many people coming together and trying to induct their little boy into The Hall of Fame. The link to sign the petition is here. And The Facebook page to join is here.
Daniel Bryan Needs To Take on The Undertaker at WrestleMania 31

The Yes Movement may still livid about The Royal Rumble Pay per view, but The WWE has many options at their disposal to remedy this situation. 1. They could put Daniel Bryan in WrestleMania 31 main event, alongside Lesnar and Reigns, or two, The WWE can put Daniel Bryan one on one against The Dead Man at WrestleMania 31.

 With The Undertaker’s streak no longer a factor, and The Yes Movement in need of some kind of justice, after Bryan was eliminated early from The Royal Rumble, this match seems like the best option for Daniel Bryan. The match would also be a great way for Undertaker to pass to the torch to the next generation of superstars as well.

Just imagine what a win against The Undertaker would do for the career of Daniel Bryan! The win would seemingly put him on the same level as John Cena, Randy Orton, and other veterans of The WWE.

Not only would this be a career defining match, for Bryan, this would also be a great way to build him up for his eventual title rematch later this year. The WWE needs to continue to push Bryan, and wait for just the right moment to reinsert him into the title picture once again.

In the end, The WWE knows The Yes Movement is angry that Daniel Bryan will not be in the main event at WrestleMania 31, but a match against one of the company’s biggest legends, would be great medicine for those angry fans in The WWE Universe, especially if Bryan was able to come out on top against The Undertaker.