Looks like The Monster Among Men isn't invincible after all.
We are just five days away from the final Pay-per-view of the year, WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs. As stated before, the match-card looks stacked from top to bottom. Almost every match has a backstory. Also, nearly half of the matches are gimmick matches, which is appreciable as the PPV is called TLC. From title matches to grudge matches, the card has everything needed to make the event successful. It just depends on the execution now. The road to Royal Rumble will
TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs, WWE's final Pay-per-view of 2018 is all set to take place this Sunday. For the first time in three years, the event will be a co-branded one. It was a Smackdown Live-exclusive event in 2016 and a Raw-only Pay-per-view last year. As the name suggests, there will be a number of TLC (or its derivative) matches. If booked right, it has the potential to become one of 2018's most extreme and enjoyable WWE events. As TLC is the
Survivor Series 2018 was surely an eventful Pay-Per-View. The 32nd Annual Survivor Series was all about Brand Warfare. However, there was no competition as Raw absolutely destroyed Smackdown Live. Raw managed to secure a clean sweep victory. Even though The Usos managed to win one match for Smackdown Live, that win didn't count as the match took place during the kick-off show. Members of the WWE Universe were quite angry with how things played out. No doubt all the matches were highly entertaining,
As you all may be aware, Survivor Series 2018 is right around the corner. The match card is stacked from top to bottom. In addition to the potential show-stealing bout for the Cruiserweight Title between Mustafa Ali and Buddy Murphy, the event will also feature seven matches pitting Raw Superstars against their Smackdown Live counterparts. These seven matches will include four Champion(s) vs. Champion(s) matches as well as three Traditional Survivor Series Elimination matches. Survivor Series 2018 has everything an amazing Pay-Per-View needs,
Survivor Series 2018 is almost a week away and just by looking at the match card, it is safe to say that the Pay-Per-View has the potential to become one of WWE's bests in recent time. When it comes to WWE however, nothing can be said for sure. There are countless examples of modern era Pay-Per-Views with amazing match cards that failed to deliver. So, if WWE wants to make sure that Survivor Series turns out to be as good as it
Many of you must be aware that Professional Wrestling is scripted. It consists of story-telling. In a story, there are heroes, and there are villains. Villains are referred to as "Heels" in Professional Wrestling. Throughout WWE's history, there have been a number of incredible heels such as Triple H, Edge, Roddy Piper etc. Heels are what makes a feud or story-line interesting. After all, what good is a hero without a villain who pushes him to his limits? However, heels of today have
Next week's edition of Monday Night Raw will be the final one before Survivor Series. In case you are unfamiliar with Survivor Series, it's one of the Big 4 Pay-per-views, along with Royal Rumble, Wrestlemania and Summerslam. Since 2016, Survivor Series has been featuring Raw and Smackdown Live Superstars battling each other for Brand Supremacy. Apart from the Traditional Survivor Series multi-man elimination tag team matches, the event has also been featuring Champions from one brand facing their counterparts from the other. For