Showing posts with label Smackdown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Smackdown. Show all posts
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Wrestling Podcast: TWitWoW
In what might be my greatest wrestling-related internet endeavor yet, a great friend of mine (if you're familiar with my YouTube account, you know him from BeerMoney2K) named John and I shot an hour and a half intro to a podcast that we're planning on doing weekly. Every saturday, be sure to watch for another episode of TWitWoW, better known as This Week in the World of Wrestling. This is a Wrestling podcast made by fans, for fans.
Labels:
pro wrestling,
Raw,
Smackdown,
this week in the world of wrestling,
twitwow,
wrestling,
wrestling podcast,
WWE
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Dual Booking: Sin Cara vs Sin Cara, Daniel Bryan Heel Turn
In my last State of the WWE post, I addressed the signs of Daniel Bryan turning heel over the next few months. If you didn't catch that post, check it out [ here ]. To sum things up, I feel like there are a lot of signs that Daniel Bryan is going to be turning heel over the next few months. My original list of reasons were: the beard, losing streak, heelish tendencies, MitB briefcase, four relevant face rule, and in-ring talent. At the same time, I said that Sin Cara might be turning heel, but at the same time, addressed that it is more likely that this is more likely an angle to setup a Sin Cara vs Impostor Sin Cara feud. The Sin Cara vs Impostor Sin Cara feud is going to be my catalyst to turn Daniel Bryan heel.
Labels:
Averno,
booking,
Daniel Bryan,
Hunico,
Impostor Sin Cara,
Mistico,
Sin Cara,
Sin Mascara,
Smackdown,
Vengeance,
WWE
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
The State of the WWE as of 8/31/11
This is going to be a long post, but I'm going to be using a font size hierarchy so that if you don't want to read the really specific stuff, just don't read the small text. The WWE right now technically has four brands: Raw, Smackdown, Superstars and NXT. In this post I'm going to be addressing Raw and Smackdown in separate sections, and then Superstars and NXT will both be in one section towards the end. So if you don't care about the C and D shows, they're at the end and easily ignored. Convenient, right? My Power Rankings at the beginning of each brand are top 9, simply for the sake of aesthetics. That damn 10 looks so chunky below all those single digit numbers.
Labels:
Babyfaces,
Fantasy Feuds,
Heels,
NXT,
Raw,
Rosters,
Smackdown,
State of the WWE,
Superstars
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