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Thursday, April 17, 2014

DVD Review: WWE Superstar Collection: John Cena

"WWE Superstar Collection: John Cena" was a pretty good DVD overall. Four Stars. Biggest complaint: DVD is too short (about 90 minutes long)! Some Great matches on this DVD. Pick it up.
The matches are:
JOHN CENA vs Chris Jericho (World Heavyweight Championship match at Armageddon 2008)
John Cena vs Triple H vs Shawn Michaels (WWE Championship Triple Threat Match at Survivor Series 2009)
John Cena Vs Randy Orton (Superstar Of The Year match on Raw December 14, 2009)
John Cena Vs John Morrison Vs The Miz (Steel Cage Match for the WWE Championship at Extreme Rules 2011)

Sunday, April 6, 2014

My Wrestlemania 30 Predictions


AJ Lee retains the Divas Title.
Daniel Bryan beats Triple H and beats Batista and Orton to WIN the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. 
Undertaker and Brock Lesnar steal the show and Taker moves to 22-0. 
The Shield keeps their undefeated streak at Wrestlemania.
The Big Show wins the "Andre The Giant Memorial 30 man Battle Royal."

Friday, March 14, 2014

Pros & Cons Of The WWE Network

Pros:
Every WWE PPV (As of TLC 2013)
Every WCW and ECW PPV as well
Can look up searches by wrestler OR move they performed (EX: Natalya & Bret Hart Sharpshooter)
Every PPV upconverted to High Definition
LIVE WWE Main Event & WWE NXT Shows in High Definition (Plus Wrestlemania)
Only Ten bucks a month (with six month commitment)

Cons:
Kept timing out on my Roku
While the idea of WWE Network on my phone is cool, I would never watch anything on such a small screen.
No WWE Documentaries (Gotta keep Netflix for that I guess.)
Three month wait for the latest TV Event or PPV (Hulu Plus still gets priority)

Overall, would I get this WWE Network? In the words of Daniel Bryan, "YES! YES! YES! YES!" Ten bucks a month (with six month commitment) would be great to watch the LIVE Wrestlemania.


Thursday, January 9, 2014

The WWE Network Looks Amazing!

The WWE last night unveiled what could  best be described as Netflix for the WWE: The WWE Network. Streaming soely online, and available on Xbox, PlayStation 3, 4, and Roku, among others. The WWE Network is available for 10 bucks a month  with six month commitment and will feature shows like "Wrestlemania Rewind"  and "WWE Legends House" The WWE Network will also feature EVERY WWE PPV (Including Wrestlemania 30), all for ten bucks a month! It will ALSO have every PPV match from WCW and ECW.


WWE is revolutionizing the post-cable universe with the WWE Network! WWE Network will be launched February 24th after the conclusion of WWE Monday Night Raw.