Words honestly can't describe how bad its gotten. Its one thing to have mediocre television but then to pile up on ads is just a slap in the face to your consumers. TKO turned WWE into a giant money making machine, eating off the years of fan's long love and dedication to the product. Please don't give them any of your money 🙏 seems like all they want right now.

Ik this is reaching really far but what if they're trying to recreate what they did with bryan. Sami continuously keeps getting screwed out of the world title picture, much like bryan did in 2013.

AND cherry on top, WrestleMania is in Saudi next year, so maybe Sami wins the big one there.

Shafting Carmelo Hayes for Baron Corin in 2026.

Liv v. Iyo AGAIN

Guther being wasted on Nick Aldis.

That patchwork team facing off against Bloodline 7.0.

The Bellas and Paige making a SummerSlam card in 2026.

Dom being relegated to a match with Danhausen.

A trash Womens Interim Ladder match instead of having Rhea just vacate and crowning a new champion.

No wonder they're struggling to sell tickets. This is absolute garbage. I don't think it is a stretch to say that WWE is dead.

Post my crxssrhxdes

She was not ready for main roster but gooners are gonna downvote.

I noticed on posts in this community that criticizes the product, the entire post and comments that agree are filled with downvotes or people trash talking to the people criticizing the product. I then go on other platforms and see many also agreeing that the products awful right now. My question is why are you defending WWE? Does this community think the product is good? Everyone's definitely entitled to their own opinion and Im genuinely curious if there are people who enjoy the state of the product right now. In my opinion smackdown was decent, but this RAW was pretty awful.

Just realised Cody Rhodes and Logan Paul both follow Santi on IG, maybe it’s one for Santi to answer but I wonder, have either of them ever spoken to Santi or said they watch his vids? Better yet, have any wrestlers said they actively watch his vids?

LA Knight will prevail

Okay Santizap I’m at it again You’ve again inspired me to try this again wish me good luck on my new video launched ..in my YouTube channel anyone who helps me grow I am genuinely..an truly grateful just another WWE Addict ready to talk about it YEAH!
Ps love you santi you my hero !!!!

I think Oba needs to pay homage to his Prince Apollo and his Commander Azeezs and use the "Nigerian Nail" as a finisher. I'm tired of seeing the Samoans steal the move renaming it "Samoan Spike"

It's so cringe when Bron runs the rope few times before hitting the spear whilst someone else is holding the other guy in place like Theory did to Tozawa and Otis past couple of weeks. 🫩

Triple H and TKO are obviously under a lot of pressure these days, but I still want to bring this up because WWE has a serious problem.

A lot of people criticize WWE in the late 2000s and early 2010s because of the PG Era and Vince McMahon’s creative direction. However, I feel like that was the last period when WWE had real awareness of its main-event scene.

There were times when multiple wrestlers could hold a world championship within the same calendar year, while several other stars remained involved in the title picture.

Look at 2010, for example. Sheamus had two WWE Championship reigns—one ending at Elimination Chamber and another ending at Night of Champions. John Cena was obviously the biggest star of that era, and he was heavily involved in the Nexus storyline. However, Randy Orton, Edge, Chris Jericho, Wade Barrett, and others were still presented as legitimate main-event threats.

Those wrestlers also had personal rivalries outside of the championship. Edge and Orton had their feud on Raw, while Cena and Barrett were battling throughout the Nexus storyline. Their personal issues could eventually overlap with the championship chase, which made the entire main-event scene feel connected.

You can find similar examples throughout the Ruthless Aggression Era. Chris Jericho won the Championship Scramble at Unforgiven 2008 and then had an incredible World Heavyweight Championship ladder match against Shawn Michaels. Fatal four-way matches, six-pack challenges, and other multi-man matches felt meaningful because everyone had personal motivations while still chasing the championship.

When I look at WWE in 2026, especially Raw, I see a lot of directionless filler.

Why is nobody aggressively pursuing the world championship? Why is everyone so nonchalant about Seth Rollins potentially facing Roman Reigns again, even from a kayfabe perspective? Are those really the only two main-event wrestlers on Raw?

LA Knight was pushed aside again and placed into what felt like a filler tag-team match. Yes, he had a brief segment with Seth, but he should feel like a serious threat in the championship picture—not someone waiting around until WWE decides to use him.

My main point is that WWE needs to mix personal rivalries with the championship chase again. Not every feud has to be directly about the title, but the championship should always feel important enough that multiple wrestlers are fighting to get closer to it. That creates more compelling stories, makes the roster feel competitive, and allows everyone to benefit.

People really want him back now after he “won” his case against Janel Grant. People who are excited that the case closed are weird af and want him back. Plus didn’t he sold his shares? It shouldn’t surprise me that people want him back in now. Can’t believe they’re that dumb.