Around the Loop: Who Will Grab the ‘Money in the Bank’ Briefcases?
‘Money in the Bank’ takes place this Sunday in Hartford, Connecticut. Jeffery X Martin gives his predictions for the winners, losers, and swerves.
Tag: SmackDown Live
Around the Loop: Three Reasons Why the Wildcard Rule is Not Enough
WWE’s new Wildcard Rule allows some Superstars to travel between main rosters shows, but is it enough to arrest the ratings drop?
Around the Loop: Reinventing the WWE Brand Split
Richard Kirwin lays out his plan for a different kind of brand split, with an eye towards keeping performers healthy, in this ‘Around the Loop.’
Around the Loop: Cody and Moxley Exhibit Promo Power
The creation of the wrestling promo is a lost art, but Richard Kirwin talks about two vignettes that break the mold in this ‘Around the Loop.’
Around the Loop: The FOX in the WWE Henhouse
With ‘SmackDown Live’ moving to Fox Sports in October, will we see gold around the waist of Roman Reigns in order to boost ratings?
Around the Loop: The Superstar Shake-Up Experience
Try to forget about The Viking Experience and why WWE seems awful right now, and focus on the Superstar Shake-Up with Jeffery X Martin.
Around the Loop: Okay, AEW… Shoot Your Shot
RIchard Kirwin is all in with All Elite Wrestling, especially after this week’s disastrous RAW, but AEW’s inclusion of Jim Ross has him excited.
Around the Loop: ‘WrestleMania’ and Everything After
The weekly WWE programs after ‘WrestleMania’ are usually full of surprises and swerves, but the main roster shows felt mired in confusion this time.
Around the Loop: NXT TakeOver is My WrestleMania
NXT always pulls out all the stops with their pay-per-view events, and Richard Kirwin believes this weekend’s ‘TakeOver’ will be the card to catch.
Around the Loop: #The199
On the road to WrestleMania, four massive NXT stars made their impressive debuts on the main roster this past week, but where does that leave #The199?
NXT UK’s Storytelling Proves The Heat Is in the Belt
NXT UK keeps fans invested in their champions with clever storytelling and engaging feuds, so what can the main WWE shows learn from the United Kingdom?