Wally Balls

It seems like we all agree and disgaree on certain things. So I just want to know what all of you would like to see happen with the WWE in the next year. Personally I would love to see... Paul Burchill get a push...he gets good pop when he makes his entrance so its obvious that the fans like him...unless its canned heat which I doubt it is. Carlito get a huge push as well. He has too much talent and charisma to just keep following Maria every show and not actually wrestle. The Rock to make another appearance or two. Considering the lack of a 100% popular superstar, The Rock making an appearance would be amazing. Make the tag team division serious again. The Spirit Squad and the Odd Squad are cool an all, but we need a hell of a lot more serious teams. John Cena to start rapping and become a tweener once more. Another draft lottery is needed as well. Raw is obviously the superior show right now so something needs to happen to spark intrest back into smackdown. Thats about it

k....ill get right on that.

RAWMVP was a former poster, I'm sure many of the other members can fill you in. K, lets fill me in on who RAWMVP was...from the sounds of things so far, I probably dont want to be like him

In ring skills matter to those who have watched wrestling for quite a while. Of course Mic skills are important, but wrestling is still wrestling, the quality of the matches are what are important. It was Cena's skills, or lack of them, that helped turn people against him. When the people saw him beating people who were clearly far more talented in the ring it made hating him easier, because they felt him undeserving and felt Cena was being pushed down their throats. If Cena was capable of looking even half way as talented as the likes of Jericho, Angle or Michaels, it might not have been so bad, but they could see Cena was nowhere as talented in the ring, and they reacted accordingly. Ring skills might not matter as much as they used to, but when you're facing guys who the fans see as very talented workers, and you're always beating them, you better be at least talented enough to hang with them, or the fans will turn on you in a heartbeat. Actually I don't think it was his weak mic skills, it was really his mic skills that got him to turn face in the first place. It was however that Cena was beating people with a few moves are getting his ass handed to him that started making his current run with the title and being a face, stale as all fuck. I think it really started at Wrestlemania 21 when basically JBL controlled their entire match, then all of a sudden Cena hit the FU and it was over. And Pong.....do we really have to make you our new "RAWMVP"? umm...Im sorry guys, Im actually really new at doing this so im not familiar with your forum terms and phrases. So you're going to have to explain what a RAWMVP is.....

Lets bring back this guy...everyone loved him and the Razor's Edge kicked ass....chico

As do I. I mean who doesn't love Bastion Booger. I loved that guy. The WWE needs another fat mess to entertain us. Maybe Mad Clown from Super Punch out.

In ring skills matter to those who have watched wrestling for quite a while. Of course Mic skills are important, but wrestling is still wrestling, the quality of the matches are what are important. I dont want you guys to get the wrong idea. I have watched wrestling for as long as I can remember. I was born in 1987 and started watching it in 1991 when Hogan won the royal rumble. I havent stopped since. And believe me, no one appriciates a great quality match like myself. I would love to see William Regal and Finlay get pushes, but the fact is Vince doesnt look for in ring talent anymore. He is trying to draw everyone into wrestling. Chris Masters and John Cena are there to attract a female fan base and its working prety well. It's not that I think Cena is a great wrestler, but he is surely the most watched wrestler in the WWE. I know he isn't Chris Benoit and I know he isnt The Rock on the mic, but nowadays the WWE desperate to find another big superstar to replace Stone Cold and it seems as if Cena is the best thing around in terms of popularity.

I'm sorry that so many of you hate John Cena, but he is way more marketable than anyone else right now. Now that he isnt up against Triple H every week, he will continue to get people to jump back on his bandwagon. Other than ECW ONS, I dont see RVD being cheered over Cena. Most people go to a WWE show to watch and root for WWE. It seems to me that the WWE is trying to put ECW over as the faces because of JR supporting them during his comentary. I think that most people will continue to cheer for the WWE however. A lot of the time, the way JR talks about a certain superstar will make most fans percieve him as a face or heel. It's just my opinion. To those of you who hate Cena because of his ring skills, get over it. Wrestling isnt about wrestling anymore. It's entering more and more into mainstream society so ring skills dont matter anymore.

umm....im bored so I'll just list some random opinions that I have ~ The kids on "My Super Sweet 16" are a bunch of assholes and should be karate kicked in the fucking face. ~ The only reason Trey and Matt produced the episode of South Park bashing Family Guy, is because Family Guy and Seth MacFarlene are stealing a lot of their thunder. ~ Myspace will one day take over the world ~ Emo kids are a bunch of queers ~ It would be amazing if William Regal got a serious push before he retires ~ WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2006 is a much better game than No Mercy ~ ECW will fail and I'll be glad ~ Intense, face Kurt Angle is boring. He's the best as a milk drinking heel. ~ "The Bad Guy" Razor Ramon needs to come back and kick ass ~ Ric Flair and Terry Funk need to retire for good ~ Maria is HOTTT!!!!! ~ Mickie James isnt ~ I really wished that Snitsky and Goldust won the WWE Tag Titles during that episode of Raw ~ Marks outnumber Smarks by a huge margin ~ I hope you reply to my opinions. Thanks fellas!

I was kidding about John Cena to an extent, but until these guys like Gunner Scott, Ken Doane, and Johnny Jeter get interesting gimmicks and mic skills, people like John Cena will always be on top of the WWE.

I smell a "Kurt Angle betraying ECW" storyline unfolding sometime in the future

I know I can't be alone in saying that I hope ECW is a miserable failure and never comes about again.

I just hope and pray that RVD does not win the title...John Cena is the best thing going for the WWE. Sorry, but guys like Super Crazy, Tommy Dreamer, Ken Doane, RVD.....they don't sell out arenas. John Cena does...and that's a fact.

This is my first ever post on this site and for the record, Im not a smark or a mark...im just a fan of the WWE. With that said, here are my opinions... ECW should not come back. It's obvious from the last few weeks that people favor the WWE more. I personally find ECW stupid and annoying. Most of the time, people are percieved as faces or heels based on what JR says about them on the shows. William Regal could have been a better main event type than JBL. RVD should never ever touch a microphone again. If Terry Funk and Tommy Dreamer beat Edge and Mick Foley at ECW ONS, it will probably be the most unrealistic thing in the history of wrestling. The Spirit Squad sucks, all five of them. John Cena is the best thing going for the WWE right now. Some of you need to get off of this workrate and mat skills shit and focus on what matters, ratings and crowd attendance. When Ken Doane and Gunner Scott (no one really gives a shit about these two) sell out arenas, then I'll change my mind. In reality, no one really cares about Smackdown anymore. I sure don't. Carlito should be pushed. Paul Burchill is the best and shouldnt be jobbed to Finlay and Road Warrior Animal. The WWE had something going with him. He got good fan support and it seemed as if he was going to get a push. Kurt Angle was much more entertaining as a heel. He was the best when he had hair, drank milk, and had his three I's. Last but not least... The Rock and Stone Cold were the best things to ever happen to wrestling. I remember during the attitude era, even people who never watched wrestling tuned in to see what happened.