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The new ESPN, WWE deal brings a vast majority of the WWE PLEs to a new streaming platform costing $30 a month. The storylines aren’t hitting like they once were, the tag divisions on both main brands are suffering, and the general look and feel of the product feels extremely corporate. Looks like it is time to watch much less WWE.

The New Day dropped the tag titles to Judgement Day, officially wasting all the good heat and momentum post the very shcoking Big E event in Dember. Now one of the few remaining tag teams on Raw is back to square one with no clear direction while the aging Judgement Day takes the reigns of the show once more.

Can anyone explain to me what the point of this New Day run was? How about the War Raiders before them? The original Judgement Day run? How about R-Truth and Miz? These tag titles are being mistreated in a way that begs the question, why did they introduce these titles to begin with?

When TKO purchased WWE, we knew more ads were coming. But this is ridiculous. Soon there will be ads on gear, and that’s a step too far.

Every year I complain about the Money In The Bank gimmick. This year is no different. I will continue to whine and moan until it makes sense.

The May 26th Episode of Monday Night Raw saw Seth Rollins call out the crowd for its hypocrisy. They chant along with his song, then turn around and boo/hurl insults and profanity at him. This is a common problem with Raw and Smackdown crowd. Using the outdated and frankly annoying “WHAT” chant while babyfaces are talking, while cheering obvious heels as they try to get heat. Fan’s are 100% a part of the show, but they are going into business for themselves these days.

Royal Rumble 2025 is in the books and it was a good one. Let’s go over winners, losers, surprises, and letdowns.

As Royal Rumble 2025 approaches, Wrestlemania season looms near. I don’t know about you, but this years Mania card is hard to predict.

It’s Royal Rumble season and my yearly gripe returns. How, exactly, does one get into the Rumble? Some ask management, others just show up?

Raw on Netflix debuts Penta! The worst kept secret in professional wrestling. And he does work.

The Oh, Wrestling podcast returns with thoughts on the Raw on Netflix debut. The Rock confused us, Hogan was booed, and Cena was seen.