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Talking about the debut of the Wyatt family

It finally happened this past Monday on Raw. The long waited debut of the Wyatt family. I thought I would write abit about what I thought about their debut and then you can all leave us a comment or tweet us and let us know what you thought of it. 1. Their entrents. This I thought was really awesome, It was so different and I never saw an entrents like that before in the WWE or in any wrestling company. I also thought it was pretty cool how the light kept going back and forth between Luke Harper and Erick Rowan faces. I thought it was really cool. 2. The attack on Kane. At first I didn't like the idea of the Wyatts attacking Kane because that has already been done with the Shield over and over again. I wanted to see something different for the Wyatts but this was put together really good I thought. I liked the way Bray just sat there in the rockingchair while the other two went and destrode Kane. 3. What I thought about the hole debut. I am a big fan of Bray Wyatt and from what I saw on NXT from Erick Rowan and Luke Harper they are a pretty good tag teambut I did expect a longer debut like for an example, I thought they would have came out to the ring, beat someone up like what they did to Kane and then I wanted to see Bray Wyatt kut a promo. I thought it was a good debut though because a lot of wrestling fans like me were left wanting to see more from the Wyatt family. I really hope WWE does something good with these three guys because I don't want to keep seeing three on one or two on one beat downs like the Shield did for awile. Leave a comment or tweet us what you thought about the Wyatt family debut. Follow and contact us on twitter: @Dylan_4life and @Hjo_4life

Is Sheamus becoming to stale?

Sheamus used to be one of my favorite wrestlers, especially when he first came to the WWE and put John Cena through a table to become the first ever Irish born WWE champion. I have been watching a lot of his matches lately the past few weeks when he was wrestling Cody Rhodes and Damian Sandow, and I started to think "wow Sheamus is boring now". His match on Raw last night against Daniel Brian was still the same old moves and he is getting really boring. I think that WWE should really make him do some kind of a different gimmick or something because he used to be one of the top stars in WWE and now a lot of wrestling fans I have talked with, says basically the same thing I am writing about. "Same old shit" I would suggest a heel turn but I don't think that would be the right move, because I think there is more guys that really need to go heel before Sheamus does. Stars like Randy Orton, Kane and so on. I think maybe the right thing that WWE should do with Sheamus is to make him more serious and not "comedic". He could still be a face but just be a bit more serious and vicious in side the ring. He showed his best side as a face during his feud with Big Show at the end of last year! Sheamus was really impressing then and got the fans behind him, even though he lost three matches against Show (two clean losses). Tell us by leaving a comment or tweeting us if you think Sheamus is getting stale and if would like to see him do some kind of a change to his character. Also follow and tweet us on twitter: @Dylan_Corcoran_ and @Hjo_4life

Curtis Axel speaks in an interview!

- WWE Intercontinental Champion Curtis Axel recently spoke withNorfolkNavyFlagship.com to promote the upcoming WWE live event in Norfolk. Here are some highlights:

JM: How does it feel to be one half of the first ever father/son pairing to win the Intercontinental Championship?

CA: Leading up to that whole pay-per-view, the whole week before, the thoughts going through my head were, “What was going to happen if I were to win? What was I going to be thinking?” My grandfather (Larry “The Axe” Hennig”), I talked to him about it. When I finally won at Payback, man – I just couldn’t stop thinking about my dad (“Mr. Perfect” Curt Hennig). Holding that same Intercontinental Championship that he held. He would bring (it) home and I would hold it and wear it as a kid. I now possess this thing. I had goose bumps and was pretty emotional. My grandfather and mother were emotional about the whole thing, too. (My father and I) never got to stand in the same ring as each other, but now I feel honored that I get to stand in the record books with him.

JM: As “Michael McGillicutty,” your heritage wasn’t a major focus. Now that you’ve become “Curtis Axel,” does this allow you to become more of yourself and tap into a different side of your character?

CA: At first, they (WWE) didn’t want to bring up where I came from – which they have totally 180’d on. If I incorporate moves that my father and grandfather did, it’s to pay homage to them – to my family. Family is number one and will always be number one to me. Even as Michael McGillicutty – I still wrestled as myself. I think it was a good thing – even though that name sucked. I hated being Michael McGillicutty and having to tell people my name. It was embarrassing. Even signing that five-syllable name is ridiculous. I always wanted to be “me” in the long run.

JM: Who are the guys, now, that offer up the most advice about your matches and your promos?

CA: Paul Heyman. Just being with that guy – listening to him before the show and after the show, riding up and down the roads with him between events. He has so much information. He’s like a library – he’s got stories, and if you have questions, he has answers. He is the best tool I’ve got right now. When I am off the road – my grandfather. I talk to him two or three days a week. He has critiques of my work. He is super old-school, which I have to take into consideration, but he is a beast.

JM: You were on NXT Season 2. Being in that kind of environment, being introduced to the world in this reality show of sorts – what are some lessons you learned from that whole experience?

CA: NXT was a nightmare. I was really excited to be brought up – I knew I was ready. I saw what those kids had to go through in season one – getting the microphone shoved in your face and doing these stupid challenges. I was kind of bummed, but at least I was being brought up. Then they told me my name was Michael McGillicutty (and) it broke my heart. You never knew exactly what was going on. They said, “OK, you guys have a match, a contest – here’s the microphone.” It was a surprise every single week. You had to stay on your toes – it was scary ‘cause everyone in the back and everyone at home were watching. I think being involved in that atmosphere – it kind of toughens you up. I feel, now, that I am prepared for anything.

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Antonio Cesaro impresses on house shows!

Fan reports for those who has been on WWE's houseshows lately states that Antonio Cesaro has "won the fans over" after great 20 min + matches.

Apparently his performances in matches with Sheamus and others has made him very popular on houseshows. In Japan it was reported that Cesaro won over the fans in his impressive 24 minute showdown with Sheamus. Apparently Sheamus won the match, but Cesaro won over the crowd.

This has not been going on "unnoticed backstage, since it has been going on for a while on live shows. Apparently this is one of the reasons why Cesaro has been granted with Zeb Colter as a manager, and lately he has been billed as a power-house heel. He is currently on a winning streak both on Raw and Smackdown.

This is off course great news for Cesaro fans, and personally I think that he has the potential to become a huge star in WWE!

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Updated news on why McMahon's are back on television!

Link from: www.24wrestling.com:

- We noted earlier this week that it was the McMahon family who came up with the current power struggle storyline that we’ve been seeing on WWE TV, and that’s reportedly going through WrestleMania XXX. The recent report that the USA Network wanted more of the McMahons on TV isn’t the case.

There have been times in the past that USA wanted Vince back on TV, thinking he helps ratings and usually he does, but his most recent return has not provided a ratings boost. The main reason the McMahons are back on TV right now is because they booked themselves into the top WrestleMania XXX storyline.

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