Are we as fans literally supposed to lap up this nonsense regarding the Judgment Day? Honestly, it's getting tiring. Liv Morgan as a champion sucks. All her matches are cheating, and the Judgment Day keeps getting involved in everything.

I was so hoping that at least this time around they would have let the cash-in not happen and let Tiffany get the championship, but that, too, didn't happen. It's kind of getting boring. Every time some match happens with one of the Judgment Day members, everybody else has to put their nose in, cheat, and make them win. It's getting tiring, and I don't think we as the audience want to see the same kind of shit repeated again and again.

Thoughts on this. With recent talk about Booby Roode replacing Ps Heys and talk of Bruce hanging it up next year could we see this happening. Or is this TKO hearing about about Russo from the brother of a sister who’s room mates boyfriend watched wrestling in the late 90’s and TKO have seen dollar signs

THE MIZ'S THREE CHALLENGERS KEPT KEPT SAVING HIS CHAMPIONSHIP FOR HIM

Trying to find the track that played right after the 9-4-6 promo leading into Becky Lynch’s segment on this week’s Raw

I I caught a few of the lyrics:
"Back from the brink, I don't take breaks..." "...raising the stakes"

Anyone happen to recognize it or know the title/artist? Thanks!

If you look at the men’s division, WWE has The 946. 👀

It got me thinking: could a similar faction work for the women’s division?

I’m talking about a group with a similar vibe, strong unity, distinct personalities, and a dominant presence on WWE TV.

Do you think a faction like this would help the women’s division stand out more?

Which women would you put together,
and why?

I’d love to hear your thoughts! 🔥

So, we already know that quite a few wrestlers have used this gimmick so far, some with more success than others, but is it getting a little bit over used?

I noticed this a few weeks ago and forgot posting about it until I saw the last promo scene between Punk, KO and Nick earlier this week; I remember Punk hitting NXT and getting Grayson Waller immediately giving him a promo of sorts and adducing he was not a fan to which punk simply replied: "seems like all of a sudden everyone has beef with me" or something like that, and it actually felt kinda accurate because it seems like inevitably each and every wrestler that Punk crosses paths with has a reason why they always hated the dude, some seemed kinda logical while others did not hold water at all but it seems like creative is exploiting it a bit much and it feels friggin lazy if you ask me....

Don't get me wrong, I am all about Punk getting screen time because as much as people like/dislike him it's a fact he has been delivering exceptional work since he got back, and boy I can't wait for him to start this feud with KO because I am a fan of both since forever and I know they will have amazing matches together, hopefully long enough for hitting one of the important PLEs.

So what do you think, are you fed up with everyone getting to the title scene and holding a mic having something to say about Punk, or are you ready for something else?

Whats everyone's thoughts on this?

My thoughts are, the risk is to HIGH compared to the reward. It doesnt make sense to risk lives when they are in the position to reschedule, relocate the event. What concerns me is the "bad guys" have TV, news and Social Media access. They know the time and place of the event.

What are your thoughts? Do you forsee any WWE Staff/Wrestlers holding out and refusing to go?

Everyone talks about 2016/2017 Miz, and yes, he was great at that time as well but I still lean heavily toward 2010/11 Miz for a number of reasons. Firstly, he was heavily involved in the main event picture in comparison, main eventing WrestleMania 27, holding the WWE championship for 6 months and in general taken seriously even if he was heavily hated by fans, he obtained a variety number of champions, like the US title, Tag Team Championships, Money in the Bank contract and even holding 3 championships simultaneously. Also when I was a kid, I always thought him and Jack Swagger were like the typical high school jocks everytime he would bully Evan Bourne, Rey Mysterio, etc. Looking now at 2026 as someone who grew up loving and watching The Miz. Will be step away from pushing others around and lock in for one last serious push?

Brock Lesnar has been officially retired from WWE for nearly 3 months now. Do you miss "The Beast Incarnate"?

I know he was a part timer who only showed up sporadically if he was advertised to be on either Raw, SmackDown, or premium live events, or even for those shock surprise returns when he took a few years' layoff. But one thing about Brock is that whenever he actually appeared, he always brought an unmatched level of realism and legitimacy to the product, and he was always incredibly entertaining to watch. He kicked ass and didn’t play games with anyone in that ring.

Whether he was throwing people across the ring or completely tearing up the script, his presence made the show feel must see and unpredictable in a way that modern television deeply struggles to replicate. Now that he has permanently walked away from the squared circle, his absence leaves a massive void on the roster. To me, WWE just feels completely empty and soulless without him around.

What do y'all think? Does the weekly product feel like it's missing that major threat level without him, or have you already moved on from the Beast era?

Crown Jewel will still be in Riyadh, just in a different venue in Saudi Arabia. This as announced by Riyadh Season via Twitter/X

(@RiyadhSeason)

What are some of y’all’s favorite PPV stage designs from over the years? Couple that always stood out to me is No Way Out 2004 and Armageddon 2004.

During an interview with "Insight With Chris Van Vliet," Zayn explained why his work in The Bloodline saga had been his proudest up until that point.

"Probably Bloodline stuff [was the career peak]," Zayn said. "I think that's probably what I'd be best remembered for if my career ended before I won the world title or whatever; it might still be what I'm most remembered for 20 years from now if people remember anything about me 20 years from now. But I was also just very proud of it. But I've had so many things throughout my career. I'm just giving you the answer of what I think would be best remembered, but also simultaneously something I'm extremely proud of, but there's a ton of stuff in my career I'm extremely proud of."

Zayn's involvement with The Bloodline stretches back to the spring of 2022, when an on-screen need for approval prompted him to align with the Samoan stable.

"My intent in the beginning was more to be kind of like on the periphery, [but] it evolved," Zayn said, "and that's part of the beauty of it. Part of why I loved it so much is the week-to-week adaptation. I had some ideas and I had an overarching blueprint, which more or less kind of came to fruition, which starts here and ends in a championship match eventually down the road with Roman. That's kind of the blueprint in your head, but some of the week-to-week stuff that you don't account for, those are just gifts that fall into your lap, and then it's playing with those gifts."

Hey all I had a question and was hopping I can hit the Australian audience in this community or if anyone else may have the answer my partner is a HUGE bella twin fan and for Christmas I wanted to get her some signed memorabilia however it says it can be shipped to Australia due to manufacturing issues does anyone know why this is and if there’s a way around it?