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[Absent Friend]

If they were to swipe him up right now, that would be a huge swerve for OTL, but it won't happen. Specifics: Morgan's reportedly has no more contractually obligated dates in TNA, and his contract supposedly expires in October. Realistically, it won't happen anytime soon. It seems funny they might go for Big Show as his big bodyguard instead of Tensai. That actually makes me think that Show could be the reluctant bodyguard, where he's still a face, just needs a way to stay in WWE so he becomes Ace's butt buddy, then Morgan comes in as a replacement after poor service as deemed by Laurinaitis. Debut feud for Morgan to come in and make an impact. That's all just speculation though.

[deputyduffy]

WWWWWWWWWWay too much John Laurinitus on TV. Man RAW was the John Laurinitus SHOW....It was Pathetic. Try Hyping( I don't know) An Actual wrestler.

On a side note. I wish I healed my arm injuries as fast as The Wwe STARS DO.

[Karmafan]

Ace reminds me of Vince's tenure as the boss. Too much Boss and not enough actual wrestlers.

[>ThreeG<]

What Heyman said a week ago is so true. To sum up what he said, WWE IS SHIT NOW, not like it was 8 years ago. Surely they can have one PG show, e.g, Smackdown or Superstars, for the kids to watch and keep one show not PG, like RAW.

We don't even have any wet tshirt contest like we used to before, and a divas bikini contest was on a weekly basis on Smackdown 8 years ago. Damn, has it been that long. Heyman was so right, Triple H couldn't and can't handle the truth that's why he had to knock off Heyman's microphone.

What I want is good wrestling matches, on a weekly basis. I thought CM Punk was supposed to defend his title every week? Remember guys, it started with Mark Henry on RAW, Punk would defend it every week, but what happened. WWE has repeatedly fed the fans shit and it's Brock Lesnar who takes the shit that was thrown at us and throws it back to the WWE.

I hope Lesnar beats the shit out of HHH.

Hope it's Lesnar vs HHH in a HIAC match.

+1

I don't care when they do it, sure back in time I would say it would be ideal to have it at Summerslam ( the summer wrestlemania) but Summerslam doesn't feel like a summer wrestlemania anymore, so I don't care. It has been booked really well so far, with the ''broken ''arm' and Heyman.

They could wrestle more than once . Triple H returns too early and his ''broken arm'' is not healed. Brock locks on the Kimura(sp?) and wins. Brock beats him in the rematch as well.

Then at Summerslam, we have the technology

Triple H RETURN Promo on Raw (23 July , 2007) - YouTube

Triple H RETURN Promo on Raw (23 July , 2007) - YouTube

[Absent Friend]

Originally Posted by SixG

We don't even have any wet tshirt contest like we used to before, and a divas bikini contest was on a weekly basis on Smackdown 8 years ago. Damn, has it been that long. Heyman was so right, Triple H couldn't and can't handle the truth that's why he had to knock off Heyman's microphone.

What I want is good wrestling matches, on a weekly basis. I thought CM Punk was supposed to defend his title every week? Remember guys, it started with Mark Henry on RAW, Punk would defend it every week, but what happened. WWE has repeatedly fed the fans shit and it's Brock Lesnar who takes the shit that was thrown at us and throws it back to the WWE.

I don't want a bikini contest or wet t-shirt contest. There's a time and place for everything, and I never found a suitable time for that in a wrestling show, but that's just me wanting good wrestling and promos. To make up for that eye candy tactic, they should have made the Divas more wrestling centered, but with lack of time, that's hardly possible.

Also, I'm glad Punk doesn't have to defend the WWE title every week. He's the WWE Champion, not the TV champion or Hardcore champion. Mark Henry was a good exception, but it shouldn't be the norm. Punk's WWE title defenses should be exclusive, and most of them have been on PPV, as they should be. If it was every week, it wouldn't be a novelty to have WWE title matches. It helps in hyping one up on RAW when they say it's the first in x amount of months.

[>ThreeG<]

Originally Posted by Seven Churches

I don't want a bikini contest or wet t-shirt contest. There's a time and place for everything, and I never found a suitable time for that in a wrestling show, but that's just me wanting good wrestling and promos. To make up for that eye candy tactic, they should have made the Divas more wrestling centered, but with lack of time, that's hardly possible.

Also, I'm glad Punk doesn't have to defend the WWE title every week. He's the WWE Champion, not the TV champion or Hardcore champion. Mark Henry was a good exception, but it shouldn't be the norm. Punk's WWE title defenses should be exclusive, and most of them have been on PPV, as they should be. If it was every week, it wouldn't be a novelty to have WWE title matches. It helps in hyping one up on RAW when they say it's the first in x amount of months.

I agree to an extent. Im just saying, they said he wud defend it everyweek then he doesnt. What the hell is that.

[burtog]

I'm bummed that there hasn't been any follow-up to the Kaitlyn/AJ/Bryan match & promo last week; he name-dropped that he'd move onto Kaitlyn and then ... nothing. You'd think that something would've come out of it. Those three are easily part of my "Fave Five" so I was hoping for at least a one week angle about it, if not more.

Originally Posted by Seven Churches

I don't want a bikini contest or wet t-shirt contest. There's a time and place for everything, and I never found a suitable time for that in a wrestling show, but that's just me wanting good wrestling and promos. To make up for that eye candy tactic, they should have made the Divas more wrestling centered, but with lack of time, that's hardly possible.

Also, I'm glad Punk doesn't have to defend the WWE title every week. He's the WWE Champion, not the TV champion or Hardcore champion. Mark Henry was a good exception, but it shouldn't be the norm. Punk's WWE title defenses should be exclusive, and most of them have been on PPV, as they should be. If it was every week, it wouldn't be a novelty to have WWE title matches. It helps in hyping one up on RAW when they say it's the first in x amount of months.

It's funny you said that about the TV title, because over in TNA land Hogan said that the TV title would be defended every week ... and it's not even a month later and unless they put in the dark-match he had with Mike Knox*, it'll already be a week without a TV title defense.

And agreed on the divas - I don't need to see them near-naked if they're putting on good matches. I still hold out hope that they'll do a diva-exclusive show on the WWE network (if that ever comes to fruition) or on their youtube channel.

* Speaking of which: Knox had dark match try-outs on both nights of TNA tapings this week. Knox sucked for a fair amount of his WWE tenure but got released just after he started putting it together and putting on good matches. It'd be great if TNA signed him ... well, it'd be great if the WWE brought him back but that's not as likely.

[phcavan]

raw going to 3 hours a week from the end of july

30 mins of wrestling and 2 /12 hours of promos

from ewrestling news

http://ewrestlingnews.com/news/5...to-three-hours

TARTING Monday Night July 23 @USA_NETWORK WILL BE ADDING A 3RD HOUR TO @WWE MONDAY NIGHT RAW - PERMANENTLY. #3hourRaw"

As noted earlier, the 7/23 show will be the 1,000th episode of WWE RAW.

Here is the WWE press release:

NEW YORK – At a USA Network season premiere event in New York City, John Cena revealed on Twitter that Monday Night Raw will expand to a three-hour show, starting with the 1,000th episode on July 23 at 8/7 CT on USA Network.

"WWE is proud to celebrate this historic milestone with our partners at USA Network," WWE Chairman and CEO Vince McMahon said. “Our new three-hour Raw represents the next generation in interactive television where our fans won’t just watch the show, they will help create it.”

Starting with the historic 1,000th episode of Raw on July 23, The WWE Universe will have new ways to get involved in the show through WWE.com and social media by deciding matches, stipulations, Superstar development and more.

"The WWE Universe is one of the most socially active and passionate fan bases in all of television," Chris McCumber and Jeff Wachtel, co-presidents USA Network, said. "The powerful three-hour block of live TV truly makes USA the year-round destination for young male viewers on Monday nights."

Stay with WWE.com for more on this breaking news surrounding Monday Night Raw.

What do you think about Raw expanding to a three-hour show? Sound off now on Twitter using #3hourRAW.