Official WWE Discussion Thread

[King Of Spice]

Nov 18, 2015 23:22:49 GMT -5 Wicked said:

Eva Marie's promo was awful.

Eva Marie is just awful.

My thoughts on last night:

Carmella looked crazy hot. Still unimpressed with Nia Jax. Looks really awkward out there.

Gable and Jordan are fantastic; so so good. Love them.

Joe vs Balor is going to rock.

Really liked Corbin's promo and I'm looking forward to his match with Apollo.

I LOVE Dash and Dawson. They remind me of Arn & Tully. So good at methodically tearing apart an opponent.

Alexa is improving and slowly getting better with her heel work. A fine match.

As stated, Eva Marie can just fuck right off. I hate everything about her.

[Majestical Michael]

SPOILER: Click to show

Austin Aires, James Storm, and Gunner are backstage at NXT!

[Majestical Michael]

So... Where's Becky Lynch?

[gabe]

Last night during the NXT tapings, someone was Periscoping Bayley vs. Eva Marie and from what I saw the match was actually really really good. Eva is improving to an extent, seems like the matches they worked against each other on the NXT house shows may have worked well for that match that's gonna be on NXT next week.

[gabe]

Unrelated to what I said above, but I miss CM Punk on Raw every week.

[Trademark]

I think most people do.

[Majestical Michael]

William Regal is such a great commentator. Sami Zayn and Cesaro had such a great match at Arrival

[King Of Spice]

So, Ziggler did a Twitter Q&A session on Friday and when asked how many more years he'd be wrestling, he said 2. Before he retires, I'd like to see Ziggler vs Adam Cole. Just once. Even if it's a one time deal with ROH and his retirement match.

[gabe]

Nov 22, 2015 3:29:00 GMT -5 King Of Spice said:

So, Ziggler did a Twitter Q&A session on Friday and when asked how many more years he'd be wrestling, he said 2. Before he retires, I'd like to see Ziggler vs Adam Cole. Just once. Even if it's a one time deal with ROH and his retirement match.

Sucks to hear that. Before he retires I really hope he gets put in another top spot again, I mean for god's sakes he was in the main event of Survivor Series last year and was the sole survivor and now this year he's most likely jobbing out to Breeze. I really thought WWE would give him that big push again but time and time again they continue to under utilize him. If he didn't re-sign with WWE this past summer I would've loved to see him work places like New Japan, Lucha Underground, maybe even ROH, etc.

[King Of Spice]

2015 is easily the worst year for injuries ever.

[Majestical Michael]

Well, Cesaro and Rollins and Zayn are my reasons for watchibg wrestling still so damn.

[gabe]

Really sucks to hear about Cesaro. Easily the most all around talented guy on the roster right now. Hope he comes back really soon.

[gabe]

Ol' Uncletaker has Michael Elgin's hair from 2013.

[King Of Spice]

Paige has sucked shit this year. Her ring work has gotten so sloppy and she just doesn't seem to care.

[King Of Spice]

Cesaro Out 4-6 Months

Throughout the course of 2015, few Superstars have resonated more with audiences and delivered better in-ring performances than Cesaro. The Swiss Superman’s cheering squad, the Cesaro Section, had also been sweeping arenas everywhere. However, Cesaro’s momentum was temporarily cut short last week with the news that he had torn his left shoulder rotator cuff. WWE.com sat down with Cesaro to get an update on his status, his goals for when he returns and what he wants to say the very-loyal Cesaro Section.

WWE.COM: Cesaro, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. How are you feeling in lieu of the recent news?

CESARO: Well, I’m feeling great. I’ve had the injury for over two months, but I guess I never really knew how … “bad” it was, if that’s the right word? [Laughs] So, it’s more a mental thing, because all of a sudden you can’t do what you’ve been doing. Now you have to get surgery and you’ll be out for a bit.

WWE.COM: You said you’ve been working through the injury, not knowing how bad it was. Would you classify the situation as gradual?

CESARO: I knew something was wrong [for a while], but I thought that it was just sprained or something like that. So, I iced it and had it looked at. I was like, “Oh, I have range of motion” and didn’t necessarily have too much of a loss of strength, so I knew something got hurt, but I didn’t think it was injured, if that makes sense. I kept working out and working [in the ring] obviously, and it kept getting better, but there was still something lingering. Then I thought, “Maybe if I were to know exactly what it is, it will be easier to rehab and get it better” … and then I found out it’s a complete tear. [Laughs] So, no matter how much rehab I do, it will not reattach itself to the bone, unfortunately.

WWE.COM: But you went into that appointment having no idea of the injury’s extent?

CESARO: Exactly. I got the MRI done and was like, “Okay, cool, this will help me with how to rehab and get back to full strength.” But then I got the call the next day saying, “Hey, you tore a tendon and partially tore another one.” [Laughs]

WWE.COM: When is surgery scheduled?

CESARO: Yeah, so here’s the good part: Thanks to the quickness of WWE, I went to see the doctor this morning and will have surgery this afternoon. The faster the better for me, because the sooner I have surgery, the sooner I’ll be back. Luckily, they got me in before Thanksgiving.

WWE.COM: Do you have any timetable on when you may return, or is it too soon to say?

CESARO: It’s pretty much up in the air, and I don’t want to be quoted on a timeframe. I think the official timeframe I was told was like four to six months, but that all depends on how surgery goes, how my rehab goes and so forth.

WWE.COM: Beyond the obvious goal of rehabilitating the shoulder, do you have any goals you are setting for yourself upon your return?

CESARO: I just want to come back as soon as possible. I felt I was building a lot of momentum, and that was all thanks to the fans. I really appreciate all the support I’ve gotten and I’ve felt that the Cesaro Section is finally rising and it’s becoming undeniable … and then, of course, this happens. It’s funny, because I am having the surgery on the day we are in Nashville, Tenn. [for Raw], which is where the Cesaro Section originated. I was actually expecting a big Cesaro Section tonight, and I’m sure they’ll be there. Unfortunately, I’ll be getting out of surgery. [Laughs]

I will be there in spirit with them. I want to keep the momentum up when I return, and I’m sure the Section will still be there.

WWE.COM: Anything you want to say to the WWE Universe, or the Cesaro Section specifically, as you begin the rehab process?

CESARO: Well, to me, the Cesaro Section is the WWE Universe, and I really appreciate all the support. It has showed me that what I believe in, other people believe in as well. I still believe in old school values, I still believe in hard work, I still believe in wrestling, and people have showed that’s what they want to see. That’s what they enjoy, that’s what they appreciate and that’s how I have connected with them. That has helped me a lot and it’s cool to see people enjoy that. I can’t wait to get back and spread that message further.