Comments on: The Extreme Landscape of WWE

By: Shane Walker

Shane Walker — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 20:46:54 +0000

Harris, There have been a few Message’s on this page and others about interviewers talking to batista about retirment. I beleive Batista said he’s still got 1 good year left in him. No dout in my mind your right about Bastista not being that good of a wrestler. But the fact of the matter is some of the worst “so called” wrestlers are the most popular. Hogan, Cena, Bastista.

By: Daniel Pritchard

Daniel Pritchard — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 20:50:59 +0000

Someone above said “Vince, why are you trying to kill WWE with PG?” Seriously, at the end of the day its a buisness and WWE are making money from Kids who buy bucket loads of merchandise.

I hope they don’t turn CM Punk heel just yet as it would be too easy. I would like them to feud him with a top heel and then turn him heel at Royal Rumble or somewhere. Make it suprising and allow the Kids to warm to him again, then it will be twice as impactful.

By: FighterHayabusa

FighterHayabusa — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 18:34:11 +0000

Actually, the first “ECW One Night Stand” was in 2005 and was far superior to the one in 2006 which had too much of WWE in it.

By: Scarlett Harris

Scarlett Harris — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 02:20:18 +0000

Shane Walker: I also think that Triple H’s WWE Championship win at No Mercy 2007 was absolutely pointless. While I’m the biggest Triple H supporter you can find, and I really hope he surpasses Ric Flair’s 16 championship wins, it seems like it was a cheap attempt at adding to Triple H’s championship tally. I’m still a fan of earning the title and keeping it credible rather than swapping in from wrestler to wrestler just to get them over or make a point.

By: Scarlett Harris

Scarlett Harris — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 02:16:01 +0000

SJCrows: You’re totally right about the dismal reaction CM Punk got when he cashed in Money in the Bank. I watched the replay on SmackDown and it was painful to watch. I felt quite sorry for Punk, but judging from the “boo”’s he got on SmackDown he’s well on the way to picking up momentum as a heel. I’m really looking forward to seeing him develop as a heel.

By: Scarlett Harris

Scarlett Harris — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 22:53:33 +0000

As far as The Rock is concerned, I’m split. When I’m talking to non-wrestling fans and they mention the obvious three mainstream stars, The Rock, Hulk Hogan and Stone Cold, I call The Rock and Hogan sell-outs, because they went where the money is. In Hogan’s case, that seems to be true, however I do personally like The Rock and think he’s extremely talented, both in the ring and out. You can’t blame him for heading for Hollywood if his heart wasn’t in wrestling anymore. If he had’ve stayed, he might’ve ended up like some others who have lost their passion for the business, with drugs, suicide etc. While it may not have been the smartest move career-wise (after The Scorpion King, Walking Tall and Welcome to the Jungle – which weren’t major box-office hits or critically acclaimed films, what has he really done?), he has proved his acting chops, especially comedy-wise, by hosting the Nickelodian Kid’s Choice Awards and SNL for a third time.

By: Scarlett Harris

Scarlett Harris — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 22:48:33 +0000

Shane Walker: I haven’t really read much about Batista retiring soon, so I’m sure there will be more opportunities for him to challenge for the WWE Championship. And in my opinion he’s not that good of a wrestler anyways, so it’s not imperative that he go down in history as having held it.

By: kenny

kenny — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 07:25:38 +0000

yes, the rock went on to greater things. i agree Lazar, we should just look back and enjoy what he has given to the sport. It’s not his fault wwe sucks, it’s the ppl they got now not getting the job done in his place. the rock’s leaving opened the door for many to show they belong, but i have yet to see n e 1 come close to the rocks greatness.

By: phil

phil — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 05:42:27 +0000

i dont know wats wrong wit you guys, wm25 was awsome. i enjoyed all the matches that night, other than triple h and orton. maichaels/taker was crazy. the money in the bank was the best one so far, and seeing ricky steamboat wrestle was great.

By: Lazar

Lazar — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 18:38:41 +0000

Why do you all hate The Rock?!

Cause he followed his dream and did what made HIM happt? He has already given us loads of great memories and he dosent need to be tied to the company like HHH has, because then he just becomes a bore. And really and truly i feel its lucky that Rock got out when he did or WWE could have changed him for the worst *cough* Jericho. Im glad that The Rock isnt associated with this horrid sham they call sport entertainment.

Death to the PG Era.