Rawl Thoughts

             By Joshua Reese I didn't really think it was possible but the WWE did it, they've got me to watch an episode of Monday Night Raw. I honestly can't remember the last time I've watched an episode of RAW, it was to have been two years maybe more. However, I am giving credit where credit is due. The creative team, wrestlers and Vince Fucking McMahon himself put on a great WrestleMania. After years, I am ready to give them another chance and see how long they can keep me hooked again. The last few years the WWE has been a joke, but they came through in a big way on the grandest stage of them all. I think we've all wondered aloud who are the WWE's stars outside of a very few names, the Roman Reigns', Kevin Owens' and Brock Lesnars' of the world. At WrestleMania newly re-signed Cody Rhodes and Smackdown announcer Pat McAfee both felt like huge stars and I'm ready to see how it translates to Monday and Friday's. Raw still has problems wi...

(Photo Credit: WWE)       By Joshua Reese After weeks of, will he or won't he, All Elite Wrestling's (AEW) former Executive Vice President (EVP) Cody Rhodes made an electric debut at WrestleMania Night One, Saturday night in Dallas. Now that he's officially rejoined World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) after a six absence, the great Rhodes experiment begins. Between now and the end of the next WrestleMania, Rhodes, who once played a fanciful character called Stardust, will be the WWE's main champion. When Rhodes left he was considered a joke by most fans, losing his last match to Zack Ryder on an episode of Superstars. He lost 60% of his matches during his first WWE run, according to profightdb.com. On the indies, Rhodes helped start a rival promotion called AEW, smashed a throne - a metaphor to one of WWE's biggest stars, and said he would likely never return to the WWE. Loved or hated in AEW, he built himself into a main event star. He went through a table of fi...