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I've made a RAW thread which is basically for discussing what happens on RAW. Every week just talk about what happened on RAW, I never actually see that much talk about each show so I've decided to make this thread. Whatever you do PLEASE don't put any spoilers in or if you really have to do it after Friday Night.
I think this seems like a good idea but if you guys don't like it just let it die, however, if this works out I'll make a smackdown thread soon enough.
I think this seems like a good idea but if you guys don't like it just let it die, however, if this works out I'll make a smackdown thread soon enough.
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I was wondering whether Hogan would ever get to say a word!
Was quite funny though
Was quite funny though
The Wardy wrote:
> I couldnt believe how predictable that Sweet Chin Music to King was.
>
> Saw it coming a mile off!
Well that was predictable, but the bantering between Hogan & Michaels was pretty good.
The Hart comment alone makes the segment that extra little bit better. No doubt that'll get all the rumours flying around what with RAW in Montreal this week and Michaels hinting that a screwjob finish might happen at SS.
> I couldnt believe how predictable that Sweet Chin Music to King was.
>
> Saw it coming a mile off!
Well that was predictable, but the bantering between Hogan & Michaels was pretty good.
The Hart comment alone makes the segment that extra little bit better. No doubt that'll get all the rumours flying around what with RAW in Montreal this week and Michaels hinting that a screwjob finish might happen at SS.
Fígó wrote:
> Only parts of RAW that were any good were the Eugene Invitational and
> then the Face off thing at the end, which was excellant in my opinion.
I couldnt believe how predictable that Sweet Chin Music to King was.
Saw it coming a mile off!
> Only parts of RAW that were any good were the Eugene Invitational and
> then the Face off thing at the end, which was excellant in my opinion.
I couldnt believe how predictable that Sweet Chin Music to King was.
Saw it coming a mile off!
Very_Metal wrote:
> given that i've forgotten entirely what the other 2 matches were, i'd
> say Raw has gone rapidly downhill. After Survivor Series last year
> it got really really good and kept me entertained for ages.
>
Yeah, i think the 8 man tag elimination for control of RAW Stipulation really helped.
For those 4 weeks i thought RAW was brilliant, and it eventually lead to an elimination chamber which was also good in my opinion.
> given that i've forgotten entirely what the other 2 matches were, i'd
> say Raw has gone rapidly downhill. After Survivor Series last year
> it got really really good and kept me entertained for ages.
>
Yeah, i think the 8 man tag elimination for control of RAW Stipulation really helped.
For those 4 weeks i thought RAW was brilliant, and it eventually lead to an elimination chamber which was also good in my opinion.
Dringo wrote:
> Austin and The Rock are the only two that can save WWE now.
Correction, offloading the entire McMahon family, including HHH is the only thing which can save WWE now.
TNA for the win.
> Austin and The Rock are the only two that can save WWE now.
Correction, offloading the entire McMahon family, including HHH is the only thing which can save WWE now.
TNA for the win.
Just been watching the segment off RAW involving Hogan, Rock after Wrestlemania 18. The ovation Hogan got was gigantic, as was The Rock's and the crowd were right behind every word.
Comparing that with the Hogan, Michael's feud of now and the cheers and jeers they're getting, it really is minor.
Bah, how things have changed.
Comparing that with the Hogan, Michael's feud of now and the cheers and jeers they're getting, it really is minor.
Bah, how things have changed.
Austin and The Rock are the only two that can save WWE now.
Sadly they make better money elsewhere.
Sadly they make better money elsewhere.
Lucy-Jane wrote:
> Which, of course begs the question...how can a show which has
> Michaels, Angle, Kane and Cena at their disposal struggle to fill the
> main event slot?
Because the writers are a bunch of idiots too busy watching Spongebob Squarepants for ideas. Considering Steph and Trips have had more to say about creative decisions lately i wouldn't be surprised if they're doing it on purpose just so HHH can try and say *look you need me really*
> Which, of course begs the question...how can a show which has
> Michaels, Angle, Kane and Cena at their disposal struggle to fill the
> main event slot?
Because the writers are a bunch of idiots too busy watching Spongebob Squarepants for ideas. Considering Steph and Trips have had more to say about creative decisions lately i wouldn't be surprised if they're doing it on purpose just so HHH can try and say *look you need me really*
Hmm, I haven't done that in a while...
Very_Metal wrote:
> Say what you like about the guy, but they DO seem to be struggling
> without HHH. There was just no need for hardy to be fighting snitzky.
> if you're going to have hardy fight someone random, at least make it
> someone who can make him look good.
Which, of course begs the question...how can a show which has Michaels, Angle, Kane and Cena at their disposal struggle to fill the main event slot?
> Say what you like about the guy, but they DO seem to be struggling
> without HHH. There was just no need for hardy to be fighting snitzky.
> if you're going to have hardy fight someone random, at least make it
> someone who can make him look good.
Which, of course begs the question...how can a show which has Michaels, Angle, Kane and Cena at their disposal struggle to fill the main event slot?
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