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Coverage, thoughts and results from all the weekly wrestling TV shows and monthly PPVs, including WWE Raw, Smackdown, and Impact Wrestling.
Fandango ambushes Chris Jericho, Ryback attacks Cena’s injured foot, and Triple H challenges Brock Lesnar early.
Ryback snaps on Chris Jericho, Langston vs Swagger ends in an all out brawl, and Mark Henry successfully pulls two tractor trailers.
Abyss returns to help fight the Aces and Eights, D’Lo Brown is stripped of his cut, and Aries & Roode vs Bad Influence ends in a no contest, when guest referee James Storm walks away.
Ryback leaves Team Hell No to The Shield and attacks Cena when he comes to their aid, Jack Swagger brings the ladder in to play, and Brock Lesnar destroys Triple H‘s corporate office.
The Shield pick off Team Hell No one at a time, Sheamus gives Mark Henry a taste of his own medicine in an arm wrestling contest, and Del Rio gets one over on his Extreme Rules opponents.
On this week’s Impact Wrestling Sting defeats Matt Morgan to become number one contender, Chris Sabin returns, and Kurt Angle gives AJ Styles one week to pick a side.
Amidst a night of loser champions Brock Lesnar wants Triple H at Extreme Rules, and Ryback gives Cena a taste of his own medicine.
The new World Champion Dolph has a number of viable contenders, but Fandango makes sure it’s not Chris Jericho. The Shield looked to take on Triple H but were once again backed-down by Team Hell No, and Mark Henry brutally attacks Sheamus.
Bully Ray hammers his way to a successful title defense against Jeff Hardy, Chavo & Hernandez win the tag belts, and AJ Styles refuses to be exploited by Aces and Eights or Hulk Hogan.
Bruno Sammartino put years of bitterness and criticisms behind him by embracing Vince McMahon Jr; a happy ending to a truly legendary legacy.
Dolph Ziggler is the new World Champion, the crowd take over Sheamus vs Orton, Ryback destroys John Cena; one of the best Raws in years!
Why I allowed Wrestlemania 29 to disappoint me, and how I changed my tune.
TNA and the Aces and Eights try to recruit AJ Styles, Petey Williams returns to earn himself a chance at the X-Division title, and Bully Ray decides a divorce would be too easy on Brooke Hogan.
Shawn Michaels reminds Triple H that he should care about his career being on the line at Wrestlemania, it’s John Cena‘s redemption against the will of the people, and CM Punk shows the ultimate disrespect.
Undertaker fails to reclaim his urn, Triple H says it’s Lesnar who should be fighting like his career’s on the line before pointlessly attacking Wade Barrett, and The Rock vs John Cena gets physical after the Legends stir up the heat.
The 6-man tag feud is developing a nice story to it that could have several interesting outcomes, and the undercard feuds are moving forward, however it certainly doesn’t feel like we’re only a few weeks away from Wrestlemania.
Jeff Hardy beats the rest of Team TNA to earn rematch against Bully Ray, Sonjay Dutt returns, and Taryn Terrell is fired and rehired.
Triple H will face Brock Lesnar with his career on the line in a no holds Barred match, and CM Punk drops the Undertaker‘s Urn.
The Shield Issue Wrestlemania Challenge, and Swagger Beats Y2J: March 15, 2013, WWE SmackDown Review
Orton Sheamus & Ryback will take on The Shield at Wrestlemania, and Jack Swagger beats a Canadian on his way to Del Rio.
Hot off the heels of Lockdown this week’s Impact Wrestling live from the Chicago Sears Center was one of the most entertaining Impact shows in a long time.
March 13, 2013, WWE Main Event results, and WWE’s complete lack of character depth.
Brock Lesnar attacks the New Age Outlaws and accepts Triple H‘s challenge with a catch, and CM Punk uses Paul Bearer’s urn on Kane.
Bully Ray steals the World title from Jeff Hardy and reveals himself as the leader of Aces and Eights!
D’Lo Brown attacks Kurt Angle and reveals himself as the VP of Aces and Eights on this week’s Impact Wrestling
The Undertaker returned on Old School Raw and CM Punk defeated Orton, Big Show and Sheamus to earn a match with him at Wrestlemania.
The Shield brought a swift end to Social Media SmackDown’s main event between Randy Orton and Big Show, as they launched a 3-on-2 assault on The Viper and an emerging Sheamus.
Triple H returns to save Mr. McMahon, Zeb Colter face to face with Alberto Del Rio, and John Cena beats CM Punk to keep his Wrestlemania spot.
59 year old Hulk Hogan still the main focus of the show, but at least he was booked to be a weak old man that couldn’t even make it to the ring.
The Rock retires the spinner belt and unveils new design, Cena to put his Wrestlemania spot on the line to CM Punk next week, and R-Truth returns.
The Rock retains the WWE Championship at this year’s Elimination Chamber…full results.
On this week’s SmackDown Big Show defeats Chris Jericho, and The Rock says stealing the belt doesn’t make you the Champ!
Tonight the Impact Wrestling locker room fight to earn shot against Jeff Hardy at Lockdown, but Aces & 8s interfere before Hulk can make the decision.
WWE video game license sold, Scott Hall chooses DDP over rehab, Henry talks retirement & dream matches, and 02/13/2013 WWE Main Event results.
Dutch Mantel is Swagger’s new manager, all Elimination Chamber participants revealed, The Rock vs CM Punk update, Raw off air segments.
Mark Henry destroys Khali and Randy Orton to secure his Chamber spot, and Big Show ends up covered in paint.
Austin Aries and Bobby Roode managed to work together to win the tag belts, and Sting and Bully Ray bring the Hogans a happy ending.
