With The Rock vs. CM Punk for the WWE championship headlining alongside the Royal Rumble match itself, you would think that pay-per-view would do bonkers business at the box office. And you would be wrong on that, and WWE isn't happy about it.
Ten days ago, TNA announced that they had signed a multi-year contract extension with Spike TV. The negotiations weren't a formality, not due to any concern about TNA's ratings, but because of rumours that Eric Bischoff was trying to steal the programming contract for himself and set up a new promotion in opposition to WWE, mainly with TNA's talent.
So Jacobi and I kinda missed the Iowa basketball game today, but for good reason: Tonight is the Royal Rumble, the WWE's greatest single annual concept pay-per-view and the unofficial start...
Some interesting news is surfacing on the interwebs. Whilst surfing around on the eve of The Royal Rumble, I was sent a link from fellow wrestling blogger Stan Grubb. With 10 additional...
The January tradition will now consist of 40 wrestlers instead of 30. Is it a good idea?
