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He's basically been on the DL or suspended since his Money in the Bank win in 2007, so this isn't surprising at all. He's also useless to TNA without his gimmick since his catchphrase is the only thing that is over. I just noticed someone on Wikipedia altered his name to Kenneth C. Injury.

It'll be odd if they break them up since there will be then very few tag teams left since Miz/Morrison are gone too.

Which is silly, since we already saw guys like Big Show who was drafted, competing for their new brand on Raw just minutes after their switch.

So is the entire roster sitting right behind the Titantron so they are ready to come out as soon as they are drafted?

As much as Evan Bourne is pimped by WWE, the crowd gave him zero reaction for his entrance.

Additionally, why can Vickie and the other 2 tell Shane what to do? He fired Adamle and could just as easily shit can any of them. Oh well...

So in kayfabe terms, it takes Batista 4 months to recover from the Orton kick but Vince and Shane a matter of weeks?

Despite Priceless having done nothing much of consequence since the Rumble and having them jobbing to the main eventers, I'd assume they still feel they are higher up than the other tag teams since they are Orton's cronies and have been regularly fighting against HHH, Shane, etc.

They were quite obviously pressed for time there at the end. You gotta wonder how they screwed up the time management for the show so badly. Was there any word of any segments going unnecessarily too long? I know Kid Rock is the obvious thing here but I'd assume WWE approved his set list ahead of time.

I loved when Cole said every fan was booing him while we had the visual of an entire row of fans BOWING to him. Are they even watching what they are announcing anymore?

In my opinion, Smackdown and Raw should be the WWE "brand". They are just two different shows that would focus on the same roster. ECW should be treated as a developmental promotion, with mostly younger stars and a few veterans mixed in to help teach the new guys. They should just tape ECW every few weeks instead of pairing it with Raw or Smackdown tapings and give it a smaller, distinct look in smaller venues to allow a more intimate, indy feel. ECW, being on Sci-fi, could also be pushed as a more teen or adult friendly program by featuring more hardcore style matches. I never understood how having Smackdown and Raw separate would help differentiate house shows. For years, WWE always had 2 or 3 different touring teams for house shows since the roster was generally big enough to support it. They didn't need brands to do this.

I'm curious how much their streaming business took a hit when they jacked it up to the same as the PPV price. I used to order all the big 5 shows and sometimes the minor shows if they had a decent card when I'd only be spending 15 on the show, but now they don't get my money at all except when I split PPVs with a friend.

He's went on last at 16, 18, 20, 21, 22, and 25, so he's still far shy of Hogan's 9 turns at final match/main event. I'm counting 4 and 9 for Hogan since at 4 he was top billed with Andre, and at 9 it was a billed double main event, plus the surprise ending match. Off the top of my head, other guys who were billed in multiple main events: HBK - 5 - 11, 12, 14, 20, 23 Austin - 3 - 14, 15, 17 Rock - 3 - 15, 16, 17 Bret - 3 - 9, 10, 12 Savage - 3 - 4, 5, 8 Cena - 2 - 22, 23 Taker - 2 - 13, 24 Andre - 3, 4 I remember 8, 9 and 11 having "double main events," I believe everything after that just referred to the final match as main event. Thing get wonky with the split when you have a show like 19 that has Hogan/Vince, Brock/Angle, HHH/Booker, HBK/Jericho, and Rock/Austin all back to back. Same goes for 20, which had 2 world title matches and 3 other matches that could be considered main events.

I opted for the bar this year after Comcast screwed up on me last year. They forgot to turn on my feed of the show, despite me ordering it TWO DAYS in advance. I had to call them at 7:30 when the preview never came on and they finally got it working for me literally 3 minutes before showtime. Comcastic indeed. Tonight's show had some good to great matches in HBK/Taker, Hardys, and MITB, but I felt the two main events felt flat, and Orton should have gone over.

I just have to point out how much I like the WrestleMania 26 logo: Not sure if the WWE intentionally did it, but it's a great throwback to the Super Bowl 30 logo which hails from the same city and is similarly designed: