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Monday, 26 October 2015

WWE Hell in a Cell 2015


WWE Hell in a Cell 2015


WWE presented its Hell in a Cell extravaganza live on Pay Per View, Sunday 25th October from the Staples Centre in Los Angeles, California.  A menacing structure being the chance for stars to grow into new moulds, would WWE structure its PPV with such? Could anyone really grow into its new frontbearer with such skill and technique? Or would it be up t the same old favourites to be called upon? 

Let’s find out. 

United States Championship
Open Challenge
John Cena (c) Vs Mystery Opponent

WWE's prized turkey,
in time for thanksgiving.
This match was a poor attempt to create some buzz with the lacking surprise return of Alberto Del Rio.He was introduced by Zeb Colter, on a motourised scooter. How was this funny? 

Everyone knew whoever was walking out the curtain would relieve Cena of the title That’s why they had some cheers. It was a cheap pop that won’t materialise any further. WWE’s defiance with ignorant and racist Rio will not be beneficial. The US title is nothing more than a cheap accessory that no-one truly cares about once again, and all its lineage Cena built has been wiped clean. It is back to being a completely useless trade-off. 

For his credit Cena did what he could to make Alberto Del Rio look appealing on his return, where Rio was too over enthusiastic on moves and missed any real clarity. It was a wasted opportunity where someone in the back could have made good progress on the title and its succession beyond Cena. On racists, domestic abuser Rio, it will fail dismally. Cheap pops help no-one.



After getting rid of one racist in Hulk Hogan, WWE replace him with another in Alberto Del Rio, who was fired for such along with physical abuse in a publicly employed setting, with many witnesses. 

Be a star.

Hell in a Cell
Roman Reigns Vs Bray Wyatt

This was a terrible scramble and made a mess of everything. The look of the match with two guys is what WWE hoped it would carry the drama. To an extent it did, but not enough to have any level of real credibility after the bout. 



Reigns showed off his attempts to be a powerful man, sidelining Wyatt at every turn. Wyatt, just like when he fought Cena in a previous Cell, once again was booked as a feeble and weak plaything no-one could truly get behind. Why should they? It was ridiculous. WWE believe it was a great job. That’s where the problem lies then, isn’t it? Standards are slipping.

It must be love... :)
Roman Reigns won with a spear leading to pin from out of nowhere. Not much of the Cell was used. Truly a letdown, even if WWE are trying to make Reigns the new John Cena during his absence. Didn’t they already have a year to do this? Reigns needs at least a year to develop. It won’t work this way. Only fools rush in. 

Tag Team Championship
New Day (c) Vs The Dudley Boyz


Not much to say except New Day won when Kofi Kingston smashed ignorant Bubba Ray Dudley with a Trouble in Paradise. New Day made a great effort but it was just another empty and forgettable match. Go to the toilet. 


WWE Divas Championship
Charlotte (c) Vs Nikki Bella 

The champion of Divas, Nikki Bella told us she gave us the Divas Revolution, which has since long been destroyed by WWE so quickly before it started. Charlotte responded with a “Woo!”

Nikki is naughty again. She official joined the Big Show one month swithcherooing club.
Charlotte strolled on like an extra to a remix of her daddy’s music and opened her arms. A poor entrance with no flair once again. Complete flunkie. 

The pair started the traditional divas match with a lock-up and push back to ropes for one to take a lead. It was Charlotte with a weak set of moves initiated by Bella and Charlie “Woo’ed” as soon as she did her first big move. She did some pathetic, non-connective punches that were clearly missable on Nikki. They went outside and the crowd felt included by “woo!”ing. That’s what Charlotte’s reign is made of. Some cheers for Nikki were there. 

Nikki gained control as Charlotte “hit her back on the barricade” Michael Cole said. He then said Bella was a great champion, after telling us all that Nikki couldn’t gain an advantage on a flunkie by her own power.

Charlotte flipped out of a Bella suplex with slaps as Bella tried some roll over pins. Nikki slammed her down with a good knee to face buster. That was the only highlight here.

Nikki then flipped over a single leg crab as Charlotte over did her silly sex noises as pain, before Nikki even landed the move. It looked as poor as it sounded. Charlotte continued to scream ridiculously throughout when hold was broken.

Charlotte got a cheap opportunity and opportunistic boot from nowhere to try and be something. 

Lucky sperm club member Charlotte,
so called Divas champion,
famous by her daddy.
Now Cole tells us Nikki had punished Charlotte because of the back pain earlier. The same back move you said Charlotte hurt herself on. So which is it?

Nikki missed a move and hurt her knee, to give Charlotte an edge to capitalise. Charlotte’s consistently weak moves proved ever more a flunkie like Paige before her. There was no thrill here. Nikki did a superplex at the top to let Charlotte get a reverse head scissors flip into Hurricanrana which was botched entirely. Charlotte locked in a Figure 8 as Nikki got to the ropes. Nikki shoved Charlotte out of the ropes , who still has no grace in falling out of them. 

Nikki kept good offence and tried a back move as fans cheered her. Charlotte locked in a cheap side lock of the Figure 8 from literally nowhere to retain the title in her first real defence and a pitifully green match. Now Becky and Paige celebrate with her. The same Paige who turned on her weeks ago. Laughable and pointless. The revolution left us a long time ago.

WWE World Heavyweight Championship
Seth Rollins (c) Vs Kane


  • If Kane loses, he must resign as Director of Operations.

Oh! This one is not a Hell in a Cell as many assumed. The single match main event was filled with Seth Rollins flying around and Kane manhandling him with Raw power. Even sexy referee Rod Zapata entertained telling them “Hey not the hair!” while others thought it would be funny if Kane’s hair fell off. 

After a while of playing around Kane got a good chokeslam on Rollins, but the crowd really weren’t too into it. They gave a little here or there for funsies, but booed a lot. No WWE, they were not booing the tone of the match, just the whole lacklustre structure of its booking. 

Kane will always put in his all and prove a pro . It is not his fault but the show was poor as a match and Rollins needed a real contender that was believable and not a silly gimmick worn to the point of lunacy. Rollins powerbombed Kane onto an announce table, putting him down on the ground for a bit. 

Rollins and his weak flying knee looked tiresome and boring. No one could truly respect how low Rollins has come since becoming champion. Even a frog splash and the animated o face on Rollins losing a pin at two failed to help. Chants of late great Eddie Guerrero was pleasing but not for Rollins as a lame attempt to get over. 

Kane got up with a Chokeslam grip only to be nailed with a very loose Pedigree which made no sense. Kane was defeated by Seth Rollins for a victory and close to Hell in a Cell. Damn that was poor. The stake was high. Corporate Kane will now not be a part of WWE TV anymore. Is that it? Was a poor stipulation of 'No more suited Kane' (which no-one wanted anymore to begin with) really that believable for the WWE Universe? WWE also tried to exploit Eddie Guerrero for some ratings with Hispanic inclusion rather than respecting late greats. Seth has been given his Frog Splash to get some ratings up. 

Nope. Seth Rollins can’t even main event. 

The most unfulfilling PPV yet. Mediocre.

Intercontinental Championship
Kevin Owens (c) Vs Ryback

Human bowling ball with legs verses a flaming ninja turtle. Owens whined almost every moment, as well as feeding Ryback lines of what to do next for their moves masquerading as a talented match. Isn’t that hilarious? 

Ryback pummeled Owens the entire match until Kevin Owens won on a cheap technicality. The crowd were not into either of them as WWE had anticipated and attempted to manipulate fans in one or the other as consolation. These two are a ratings winner. HaHaHa. 

Owens even cheapened the title by putting the IC title on his son and flaunting it on Twitter. Owens, who said never to include his family in anything, just put them center stage and has crippled WWE’s linage with the IC title as well as kayfabe in general. So you can make yourself an ignorant exception, can you? No respect whatsoever. This man needs his pink slip. WWE have lost it. There is no respect anymore and has lost its respect from audiences, fans and others. 

WWE Hell in a Cell
The Undertaker Vs Brock Lesnar w/ Paul Heyman 

Part-timer Lesnar enters to a couple of fireworks. 

Undertaker is pissed off and slams that door shut. Brock is sweating already. Lesnar, looking like a pungent reject stinking out his boots and shorts.

Lesnar dumped early to the outside with ease by Taker. Lesnar’s waist jelly shuffle.

After a couple of jabs Lesnar is busted open already after his hand hit a turnbuckle post. How is that possible? WWE allowed Lesnar to use a blood capsule when the camera wasn’t looking. WWE allowed itself to rbeak its own rules on a no blood policy in matches. Huh!? Talk about corrupt.

The fans boo as Lesnar takes a moment to recover. Lesnar hacks Taker with chairs as the sound machine from under the ring adds extra effects to make it sound more connective. The wires were seen in the corner of the cell to boost sound transmission, too. Lesnar’s chair tap on Taker’s arm was shown again.

Taker was now bloodied a bit without any real hard notable attack to bleed from. Ever the mystery. Such fresh blood would be dripping, not resting, perfectly in place, surely?

Lesnar ran behind Taker for a quick suplex opportunity. Three suplexes and an F5 later and Lesnar still cannot get the job done. Another cheap F5 wasn't enough for weakling Lesnar. The referee put his rubber gloves on. It’s about to get kinky. Someone might need a colostomy bag after this one.

Lesnar and Taker did their double submissions hold once again like the double decision months ago. No one wanted this again. 

Lesnar ripped a portion of the ring up as Undertaker got up to walk the boards. Undertaker Chokeslammed Lesnar on the ring board. This match is just like when A.J Styles did the board exposure in TNA. Taker nailed the Tombstone Piledriver on the exposed wood board. Lesnar kicked out on two. 

Fans chanted “This is awful” as the announcers said it was “This is awesome.” 

Brock Lesnar used a low blow to get by in this relatively loose action packed match. Brock Lesnar used an F5 in the poorest way to beat The Undertaker in a three fall victory. 

No-one is unbeatable. There is a time a place and a purpose – Jerry Lawler. 

The fans sang a chorus of chirping bird seed with “Thank You Taker” Yes they mean well, but turned it into a farce by saying it this way. They didn't even know what they were chanting for. Say it once or twice, okay. Not for the sake of it. It looks foolish and destroy's 'Taker's legacy, what's left of it. Now he just looks like an old fool with no mystique. It’s not over yet.

Bray Wyatt appears. The crowd doesn’t really care as it should do. After a little beat down unconvincingly, The Wyatt Family carried The Undertaker out of the show, to finally close the very poor show. It failed to fully interest even with a what next motion.



PPV Rating – 3/10


Men/Women of their matches – John Cena, Bray Wyatt, Kofi Kingston, Nikki Bella, Seth Rollins, Ryback, The Undertaker


Man/Woman of the PPV – Bray Wyatt


Tonight’s PPV had all the necessary tools to make it a success. Once again, WWE chose not to capitalise on its assets. Clueless what to do and who to go with, with certain illogical decisions and wrong champion bearers, they are still wondering how it is possible they lost ratings to begin with. Perhaps Triple H’s personal projects and ego could take a backseat and maybe WWE would excel? Currently it is like a poor indie come TNA joint collaboration. One that does not encourage the WWE faithful on any level.

A main event that couldn’t main event with Kane and Seth Rollins was another pitiful and useless exchange. After such a build-up, there was no fire, outbursts or demonic ‘stuff’ from Kane. Four weeks ago he dragged Seth Rollins to hell from a open patch under the ring. Seth appeared on Raw the next week. No power or tantalising effects were assisting Kane. Rollins did his best and Kane worked hard as is always relied on, but the pair can only go so far. WWE’s wayward booking and sandwiched into the middle lost any momentum it could have. Rollins looks like another stand-in champion than a glorified star. It is Chris Benoit’s title reign all over again. Fans did not want this at all, even if they love both men.


Being exploited. 
WWE’s main event with The Undertaker losing to a part-timer who is only in the business to make money and farm, namely Brock Lesnar was another mismanaged decision. This was their last collision. Undertaker lost to the part timer who has not benefited from the Wrestlemania Streak victory at all once again. Fans are not impressed. The numbers don’t seem to be, either. The match was poor and no patch on anything previously created. WWE must run angles to the point of exhaustion rather than refined booking. This is the result. Undertaker gave great effort but was treated weakly again. Do WWE ever learn?

Bray Wyatt lost a crucial match to reinvent his position in WWE. Instead WWE gave the win to a lukewarm and nowhere near over Roman Reigns. WWE have realised with John Cena’s time off till the New Year, WWE need a new star. They decided to push forward with Reigns. With it nothing has still materialised. Reigns was weak, put in another standard routine and did not look powerful in the slightest. Anyone remember when the McMahon’s fought Big Show in a cell? Pitiful.

Bray Wyatt’s beatdown and carry off of The Undertaker was a bit of a daft decision. It could have ben performed much better and was so loosely filled that it made no sense. Presumably this will be a passing of the torch moment, yet WWE have stumbled on Wyatt so many times, trying to make him their distorted version of a Max Waltham hybrid, that it fails. Because WWE are not Max Waltham. All they have to do is email. Is it really that difficult? Wyatt has never taken off and WWE cannot expect him to materialise to their estimations when always dropped so nonsensically. WWE are setting up a Survivor Series four man match against the Wyatt Family and Undertaker, Kane, Reigns and Dean Ambrose in efforts to get them all over. It will fail at this rate under some cheap pops and no thought out structure. 

Pre-show plaudits. Yet had people come to see him.
Weird. Why's he looking at me as if he wants me? :o
(Come out of a shower soon, okay?)
WWE swapped one racist for another. Seen a mile off, WWE wanted to be antagonistic to Wrestling Wonders over the advice of failings in re-hiring ignorant racist abuser Alberto Del Rio. McMahon, who is said to be desperate to get a Hispanic superstar on the books, put Rio in place to win John Cena’s United States Championship. WWE once again overlooked its entire roster who could be developed considerably. Fired for slapping and being racist on television in Mexican, Rio, who has played the race card to cover his own actions, has not won any plaudits from fans. He is also on TV with Zeb Colter, a racist anti-immigration campaigner. Mexican Del Rio has won the United States Championship, a title Cena brought up to value, to be crippled to nothingness again. America’s grand title, held by a Canadian, Mexican and Russian in succession over the last year, is resigned to a futile rag. This won’t increase the ratings. WWE should have left the washed up Rio in the doldrums and chased a real star. What will he do now? Continue to say it was his “Destiny?” Hmm.

John Cena has taken his leave of absence and won’t be back until the New Year at least. Cue a Royal Rumble surprise and victory, no less. Don’t hold out hope for a new star to rise. Apparently Cena requested the time off in the Summer. It was revealed however, that Cena plans to go onto a rival television show as a guest judge helping out. WWE were notable annoyed but could not argue as they have backed themselves into a corner with its top merchandise seller. At least we have three months. Will WWE use this to make someone new? Of course not.

The tag titles were a nothing match. That’s what happens when some old hat tag team who can’t draw today are involved. New Day did their best. Why they were brought back for a cheap nostalgia pop was redundant. The ratings, along with returning ignorant old timers on Raw post HIAC lowered them. WWE think they would have increased them. They fail to heed good advice. The ratings are down. Ignorance is not a virtue.

Ignorant bowling ball with legs conning his way to the Intercontinental title was as redundant as they come. Kevin Owens not only continues to make a mockery of the titles he is GIVEN not earned by way of the Triple H friends appreciation society destroys everything WWE could hope for. He needs to be sacked and off television. The ratings are down and can never go up with some outdated block of immovable velocity in Kevin Owens. He does nothing for WWE. Their vanity in Triple H is truly costly with such ignorance. Ryback was also forgettable and non-existent. No-one cares about either. WWE are playing a silly and dangerous game here.

Nikki Bella put in all the effort to carry the ever green Charlotte, famous for being the ignorant, washed up old coot Ric Flair. Cue the Woo’s. Is that all you can do? Some Diva’s revolution. Charlotte needs to drop that title immediately. Then Nikki can have some real competition and grow as a respectable star she once attempted to be. Team PCB must be quashed. Paige and Charlotte need to return to NXT. Paige needs sacking, too. 

Randy Orton and Dean Ambrose were dropped from a scheduled pre-show tag match. They did not appear on the main card. Dolh Ziggler, Cesaro and Neville beat Sheamus, Wade Barrett and Rusev in a warm-up match of no value. Thanks for coming.  

Hell in a Cell was weakly laid out, had terrible choices made and the titles are on all the people who cannot carry the company. WWE has put the titles on all its Triple H favourites. How’s that working out? Is it truly “Best for Business” to be so personal and distort WWE overall? Vince McMahon went to bed a billionaire once, and woke up a millionaire. You won’t get a second chance if you’re not careful. Today’s age is much different. If you can’t figure out what will make WWE truly succeed, then it’s not going to improve at all. You’re in London soon. Why not invite me for a chat? I am the only one WWE needs and t knows it, but it is too stubborn to give the job and will find all diversions before heading back to square one. I’m very easy to work with, but your attitude is neglecting the product. McMahon prides himself being able to regain all his old stars he has attitude with yet Max Waltham is the one he just can't get, no matter how he feels. At a loss you may be. Lose your ego and fix the product. Or it will crumble, even if the doors stay open. No-one will want to come in anymore. They will find an alternative and it won’t be NXT. That’s half the problem. All ignorance must be cleansed. 

How are the ratings? 

You’re Welcome!


© Max Waltham 26th October 2015
All Rights Reserved



Wednesday, 17 April 2013

Should Rey Mysterio retire?



Would Rey Mysterio benefit 
from stepping down?


In early March 2013 the possibility of retirement was advised by WWE officials to Rey Mysterio over concerns of his health and injury issues.

With numerous runs for the star having the start/stop treatment, injury prone Mysterio may well have to consider the frustrating 'R' word any committed wrestler dreads hearing. He underwent knee surgery in 2006, and 2011, while maintaining a concussion in August 2012.



Sustaining so many injuries and his body at a possible breaking point with wear and tear, Mysterio, in Wrestling Wonders professional opinion, should take that valid advice to step away from the in-ring spotlight. There is no reason Mysterio cannot still be highly involved with the company in other areas either backstage, booking, training or PR excursions. WWE had always wanted to maintain Mysterio’s mask selling power and merchandise figures.

2013’s Wrestlemania had hoped for the smaller sized agile luchador to battle Sin Cara in a match to set a Guinness World record for the company by having fans in attendance wear the most masks in the arena whilst the match was carried out, which was shelved, as Mysterio and Cara suffered injuries in the build-up to the battle months prior. Rey won his second world title at TLC 2010. 

Mysterio has given all that he possibly can to the company in his 11 years of service come July. After winning the World title shortly after the untimely death of close friend Eddie Guerrero, due for another championship run, with minor respect for his title warranted only as scraps to a memory under a long level of company exploitation, Mysterio later followed up a second world title run at TLC 2010. 


WWE championship confusion

In 2011, Mysterio would participate in the farce of the WWE title confusion when CM Punk, as per storyline, left WWE with the title (still under contract) prompting Triple H as the C.O.O of WWE to introduce a second WWE championship whilst Punk still held the real WWE title. During the finals of a tournament The Miz Vs Rey was booked where Mysterio won the WWE title, until Mr.McMahon announced it wasn't legit in order to spearhead a John Cena victory and had him defend against Cena who predictably won to set up an 'undisputed' title match of the already undisputed WWE championship since unified by Chris Jericho in 2001. Technically, CM Punk was still WWE champion meaning Rey's title run doesn't count even though WWE will pencil this into their history books. 

Mysterio won’t be champion again at heavyweight standards and could have one last run as a tag or mid-level champion, though his stance would be limited and could bow out in a tag team reign which the division is crying for competition in. Perhaps Mysterio should take time out until November to recuperate and make minimal appearances in his upcoming return to boost his options and run until Wrestlemania and bow out gracefully.  


Mysterio made monumental contributions for WWE most synonymous with the Smackdown brand and putting Mexican wrestling on the map in the grand national promotion. Mysterio however became limited, typecast and lost relevance with the same routine from 2006 onwards which partly eats into his credibility and ability to maintain his momentum today despite his best efforts.

With a bruised and battered body from wrestling, would a life of pain and disinterest be any better? We would agree Rey should consider retirement within the next year or so should he wish to go out strongly and have a shining career to embody that choice. 




©  Max Waltham 17th April 2013



All Rights Reserved


Tuesday, 15 November 2011

Eddie Guerrero: In Memorandum. 1967-2005

A memorial tribute to Eddie Guerrero, whom passed away on the 13th November 2005. 

One of the most technical, conniving, romantic, passionate, and skilled champions of the business, Guerrero is always remembered greatly.

Here are a few pictures in remembrance

R.I.P Eddie. X




















© Max Waltham 15th November 2011

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

WWE's Next Top Talent?

WWE's Next Top Talent?

Which of WWE’s superstars are excelling and who are failing to grasp the limelight?

Stuck at the resident top of WWE’s ever continuing tree of wealth are John Cena, Triple H and Vince McMahon. Adding to the corporate structure (Stephanie and John Laurinaitis) Randy Orton also remains on side to provide WWE’s younger stars with the all-important growth and development they could possibly receive. CM Punk should also be among this position, however is aiming to breakout into his own style, which he managed for say, 2 months, then abandoned his so called morals that has devalued  his character in hindsight.


The Miz is a performer who has grown to become WWE’s top breakout star to main event level. He is always on hand at WWE’s request and is someone many look up to in regards to his work ethic of making his lesser known name into a widespread star among a difficult bunch of stars who are all waiting in line, rather than attempting to do something for their own careers.

Alberto Del Rio has been the only other whom has broken the WWE mould, although with a deferral from the World title and being drafted to play diluted opportunities with John Cena – someone who should have been producing growth for stars he is challenging, due to the fact he has fought everyone and they need new fresh opponents to provide a future, Del Rio’s stigmata has been ruined as a result, if only slightly. Anyone one who is AWAY from Cena, will have the chance to showcase themselves, but until then it won’t be an option to support the company and gain new challenges the WWE Universe is crying out for.


Sheamus is the newcomer who is propelled into stardom since. His only way through was seen as Triple H’s gym buddy whom scaled the heights of WWE’s mountain. Regardless of this practise, Sheamus was made. Then his booking became a slight catastrophe. WWE like to make newbies ean their status in a 2 year or so period of call up. Meaning by the time they are pushed to the heavyweight titles, the public have lost interest.







In the attitude and ‘new school’ era’s many were in the pool of contention. Rock, Stone Cold, Foley, Michaels, Triple H, Kurt Angle, Big Show, Kane and Undertaker. In the early 2000’s the new batch of Eddie Guerrero, RVD, Jeff Hardy, Chris Benoit, Chris Jericho and also most notably,  Brock Lesnar were created. Shortly after followed Orton, Cena and Batista. Instant stars overnight with opportunities like Money In The Bank and Royal Rumble victories today had the sole purpose for, are not being utilised to push forward the new breed of talent.

Dolph Ziggler is today’s most favoured of the new batch in WWE. Dolph is working harder than most, some may say, though he still isn’t fully captivating an audience, and the perfection/blonde locks/sex symbol angle isn’t getting over as it should be.

Following Dolph is uber talented and underutilised Daniel Bryan. WWE have future World champs in their grasp, but are taking too long to present them to the audience.

R Truth has shown from his heel turn in 2 months how to completely own the microphone and use his in ring talents beneficially to provide comic and professional angles. WWE clearly could now push him forward with his ‘conspiracies’ to represent the company with a black champion they clearly want and be proud of, as he indeed has more available than Mark Henry ever could ascertain.



Those still stuck in the ‘not excelling fully’ category are that of Mason Ryan, Michael McGuillicutty, Alex Riley, Wade Barrett, Kofi Kingston and Zack Ryder.

Kingston was once possibly primed for a stint towards the top if he proved something with Orton. He did, though WWE pulled rank and since, have given KK the mid card stigmata.

Barrett also has the same reputation. McGuillicutty, however, has the tools, but WWE’s low placement to try to sell the ‘big boys’ has cost him his audience. Though the never say never mentality should be embraced. Anyone and anything in wrestling can be turned around on its head should a power vacuum sweep through WWE’s creative process. Alex Riley is a similar case, though recent injury has not helped matters.

Zack Ryder is not appreciated by the top for working the internet. WWE wouldn’t book him, so he found a new way forward. It was not with WWE’s go ahead and since, has been never quite “cutting the mustard” regardless of net success.

Cody Rhodes is gathering certain steam. The face mask needs to go, as it is holding back his credibility to get across as a champion who looks daft with the plastic on. The I/C title run is a shining testament to what Rhodes is capable of. It’s a shame WWE left it 4 years too late.


Sin Cara is the latest shocker WWE had. High hopes were dashed once the suspension arrived. Its plausible WWE may have placed Cara towards the top areas of the card or above midcard.


Christian is the only disaster currently among the ‘E. The esteemed veteran, with workable reputation and transferable skills, has found himself achieve his dream and have it cruelly dashed in a split second. 17 years down the pan. Christian, however, has a demand, audience and a back catalogue that can transcend World Champ. But he isn’t ‘rated’.

So, if the future is to be brighter, WWE need to enhance its new batch of those it has playing into it’s hands right now, and leave those whom are not able just yet to wait in the sin bin. At this time, unless they choose to improve and grab WWE’s eye, these mentioned stars should remain the priority to getting over.

Without a strong superstar around any corner, WWE’s future is bleak. The only way to turn that corner is afford them TV/PPV time, mic attention or strong scripted vignettes rather than toilet humour, and give them equal standing with a competitor, or seem to be a healthy ‘challenge’ to veterans such as Orton and Punk etc. Don’t send them to John Cena.

Stick with wrestling wonders this month, as te news agenda has been set, and there is much more to come in this busy month! Follow on Twitter to get all updates direct too.

@MaxWaltham.

And don't steal or plagerise, how many times you need telling?

© Max Waltham 2nd November 2011