Earlier today, Mike presented me with the idea of a Divas Money in the Bank Ladder Match. This would be a completely viable option if WWE is looking to ramp up the quality of the division, but I have one major concern. The odds of the participants fighting to retrieve a Money in the Bank PURSE are a little to high for my liking. What do you guys think? - Chris

Don't get me wrong, I have my personal favorites; guys and girls who I want to see get the attention, and even though I am super invested in pro-wrestling, I've managed to be invested while still letting everything bounce off of me. I don't get upset about things that I have no power over. It's a show, and there are no other television shows whose fans feel nearly as entitled as WWE fans do. It's such a backwards way of thinking. Yes, you support them, but that doesn't mean they owe you the exact product that you want. If it stops being fun, then stop supporting it. That's just how I look at it. - Chris

I'm sure this'll be entertaining for a bit, but talk about a bubble being burst. I honestly thought that the popularity of the Mizdow character would've created a wave of momentum, and a smooth transition, while Sandow established his own identity, but they just continued on with the impersonations. I suppose if he wasn't going to get a push as a singles star, then the best bet is to stay the course with the comic relief gig. Axel and Sandow are two very talented guys who would've otherwise just floated around the card aimlessly, and now they have an opportunity to build the tag division up a little more. I guess I'm just disappointed that they didn't see more in Sandow. The guy has put so much time into the WWE. It leads me to believe that he's more than happy filling this role. More power to him. - Chris

Daniel Bryan is making his return to Raw tonight. What is the medical condition of the Intercontinental Champion? Will he be able to continue his in-ring career? I avoid rumors and spoilers as much as I can, so I'm with anyone who's looking forward to being surprised by what his return will entail. I'm pulling for whatever is going to make him happy, and allow him to have a long, healthy life. - Chris

Sasha Banks Will Transition to the Main Roster Like a Boss The Boss’s impact on WWE isn’t a matter of if, but when. Click the link above, or the photo, for the full article, and don’t hesitate to let us know what you think! - Chris

I can't help but laugh at these pleasantly surprised New Day converts. "Whoa, The New Day stepped up." "I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think I like The New Day." "The New Day is actually growing on me." People, The New Day was always comprised of three charismatic, athletic, and overall talented guys; you just hopped on the bandwagon because they became heels. I totally get it; the gimmick DOES work a lot better with them as heels, but the fact that so many people were completely dismissing the talent of these three gentlemen, and are now singing (and CUH-LAPPING) their praises is a prime example of how fans can't seem to distinguish "I don't like that." from "That sucks." In the future, choosing your words more wisely will make the foot in your mouth taste a little less bitter. Just a tip. - Chris

Have you guys gotten a chance to check out Renee Young’s new gig? What’d you think? Here’re my two cents on the Network’s latest offering. - Chris

That was a long time ago. I think nowadays, being a “King” is kind of a hokey concept. For some reason, a serious face competitor walking around calling themselves a King doesn’t really seem cool. There was a time where that probably would’ve come off as prestigious, but now I think it would look silly. I think it has to be a heel; this way they can be as comically absurd, or heinously power-hungry, as they need to be. Being a King is too egocentric for a face, to me. Maybe they’ll prove me wrong.

Smacketh Down Cometh. Anyone else excited for what Smackdown's big move could have in store for us? - Chris

Dana Brooke is catching a lot of flack for her debut match, and I feel like it's really uncalled for. She has all the tools to be a solid addition to the Divas division. I'm not sure how long she's been training, but if they just discovered her on the road to The Arnold Classic, then it can't be more than a few months. In that case, I don't quite understand the reasoning behind rushing her onto televised programming. If it's trial by fire, then she did alright for herself. She certainly has the look, charisma, and physical capability to pull it off. Her in-ring performance will become more polished with time. She's in good hands with both the trainers and talent down there, so if she's a good student, then there's no reason for her not to succeed. - Chris

WWE does a ton of admirable charity work, but there's still a big problem that the company doesn't seem interested in addressing. - Chris

What’s in a Name? When Wrestling Fans Overreact. Save the names! - Chris

5 Types of Headache-Inducing Pro-Wrestling Fans Everyone seems to like lists, so here's a good one for all you "smart" fans out there. - Chris