
For shame. You never saw Shane-O-Mac wet himself like Hunter did…
And, no. I still don’t care about this match.

For shame. You never saw Shane-O-Mac wet himself like Hunter did…
And, no. I still don’t care about this match.
Well, this was certainly a show of noteworthy moments… some of which I can happily say was captured on JPEG for generations to re-live.

For shame. You never saw Shane-O-Mac wet himself like Hunter did…
For what it’s worth, no, I don’t care about this match. Hard to care when you know that the end result is McSon-In-Law getting his “much-needed” win back from Brock. That said, HHH may have lost his hair, but you could say that he’ll never lose his spot… because that’ll always be with him. And so will that shot.
Now, then, with that out of the way, let me give this show credit where it’s properly due: the main event match between John Cena and CM Punk – even with an outcome that a blind man can see coming – was probably one of the best matches to grace RAW in a good long while. It might be a stretch to say that, goddamn, THIS should have been the Mania main event for the title, but I guess Dwayne sells more.
Both guys busted their ass in the match and the end result shows. For all the flak Cena gets in regards to his limited moveset and less than decent output, there’re matches like this that prove the guy can most definitely go and deliver a top-notch match when paired with someone that compliments him. It’s often too bad that he’s a product of a company with a limited scope that decides to hold back on what he can really do rather than just let him have good matches.
And for what it’s worth, these two have crazy chemistry together. This match sorta proved that, but it’s no more truer than their Money In The Bank encounter in 2011. In an age where “epic” is tossed around all too often at inappropriate times, that match was one of the few occasions where the word fits. Because it was a great match with solid wrestling action that kept the audience on their toes and told a great story the right way.
This RAW match isn’t as good as that match… but it was still a great match. Kudos.
Last summer, I was locked out of my old Hotmail account. I even detailed about it here:
So I guess this is what’s going to make the WWE folks sweep the whole “Jake Hager busted for pot possession” under the rug, right? Because you know they’re supposed to punish the guy for something like that, right? Isn’t that what happened to RVD when he was busted years ago?
WWE Wellness Program detractors, I’m offering you fuel to validate your arguments. Make the most of it.

So Dwayne debuted a new WWE Championship; the one that’s been rumored for some time now. I suppose anything would be a step above John Cena’s Vanity Belt that they’ve been using for years… although I must admit that it is a nice looking title belt, even if the design seems a bit lazy, for lack of a better word.
Hey, here’s a fun idea for WWE. Track down every former WWE Champion between 2005 and 2013 and give them replicas of this title belt so they can replace the crappy spinner belt.
Quickie Update: Just to refresh some people’s memories, this is the blog post that featured the first leak of the new championship. (Not claiming I got it first; it only links to another page that may or may not be there.)
The ragin’ cagin’ climax!
(2020 Update: Replaced the old embed with a new 2018 edit.)