Great Blunders of 2005

**TerranRich** · 01-08-2006, 03:08 AM

Am I one of the scant few who actually think it's good that the divas are starting to learn to actually wrestle and not be useless underwear and costume models? I used to like women's wrestling and am glad it's coming back in some form. Hey, at least they got rid of Amy Weber, made Jillian Hall, Candice and Maria wrestle, and sent Michelle McCool down to OVW to train. I think it's a step in the right direction.

As for Christian, WWE really dropped the ball there. He's like the only reason I bother to tune into TNA anymore, and he's not really shining like he should there either.

As for Batista and Cena, I think Batista's doing great as the WHC, for what it's worth. Since Eddie was most likely supposed to win the belt from him at this point, WWE has nothing planned for the WHC, so it's on the backburner until they can straighten things out. Perfectly understandable.

As for Cena, he's getting mixed face and heel reactions (quasi-X-Pac heat), but I think he's doing all right as champion. At least they're not coming anywhere near their 30-something-time title change that occured in 1999 or something like that. They're making the title mean something by making it won only on important occasions and after lengthy storylines and angles.

01-08-2006, 03:08 AM	#22
TerranRich Herp a derp, and so on Posts: 8,830	Am I one of the scant few who actually think it's good that the divas are starting to learn to actually wrestle and not be useless underwear and costume models? I used to like women's wrestling and am glad it's coming back in some form. Hey, at least they got rid of Amy Weber, made Jillian Hall, Candice and Maria wrestle, and sent Michelle McCool down to OVW to train. I think it's a step in the right direction. As for Christian, WWE really dropped the ball there. He's like the only reason I bother to tune into TNA anymore, and he's not really shining like he should there either. As for Batista and Cena, I think Batista's doing great as the WHC, for what it's worth. Since Eddie was most likely supposed to win the belt from him at this point, WWE has nothing planned for the WHC, so it's on the backburner until they can straighten things out. Perfectly understandable. As for Cena, he's getting mixed face and heel reactions (quasi-X-Pac heat), but I think he's doing all right as champion. At least they're not coming anywhere near their 30-something-time title change that occured in 1999 or something like that. They're making the title mean something by making it won only on important occasions and after lengthy storylines and angles.