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Survivor Series, the last of the "big four" ppvs of the year...typically where we get our first inclinations as to what the WWE is planning for the upcoming WrestleMania. They've done a terrible job promoting this ppv, as they've literally focused only on the WWE title match. Obviously that would deserve the most attention, but they didn't put any thought into the World Heavyweight Championship match, nobody cares about the divas, and up...

For my predictions, click here. Though the card is a bit strange, there's a chance this ppv could be rather good, but as always, the execution is where we'll be able to decide that. Will the WWE put on a good enough ppv that they can brag about it, or will they have no right to when it's all said and done? Who knows? Will I think of a better way to work that pun in there next year? Maybe so. Let's get into it! Nice effect having Lawler's...

Like always, let me preface this by saying that I have nothing against the guy personally. He could very well be a nice, stand-up, awesome guy that I'd be friends and so on and so forth. This is no criticism against him as a person. But nonetheless...Todd Grisham sucks. If the rumors are correct (and despite how a lot of people seem to play them off as always being wrong, a large percentage of the time, we find out that they WERE in fact...

The A-Show versus the B-Show. The Red Show versus the Blue Show. 3.1 ratings versus 1.7 ratings. USA versus SyFy. The...ok, I'll stop. The point is, it's time for Bragging Rights, my absolute favorite of the newer gimmick ppvs. I was a big fan of this concept (though I still think it would play out much better if they did it as the ppv directly after the draft and further away from Survivor Series) and I hope that this pay-per-view delivers...

TNA's answer to WrestleMania...their biggest ppv of the year. Will it do that responsibility justice or will it fail to meet expectations? Looking at the card, it's hard to tell. Some of the bouts do have that "big match" feel to them, but others are quite the opposite. The triple threat title match, RVD/Abyss, Fortune/EV 2.0, the Knockouts championship match, and even to an extent Williams/Lethal all seem like legitimate matches they could...

For the third season of NXT, the first elimination is JAMIE. My take on the situation? Meh. Jamie seemed awkward and I don't think she'd ever be the next Mickie James for the company. She's hot, but it isn't as if that's hard to come by. I still would have preferred Aksana leaving as she seems totally useless, and I assume she'll be the next one eliminated, but really, it doesn't matter what order they're eliminated in as I can still...

For my predictions, click here. When it comes to this pay-per-view, there really only is one match that has me genuinely excited to see, and that's the Kane/Taker match. I think the United States title match has the potential to surprise us, but I'm hoping they don't somehow shaft Morrison or the Miz in the process. There's also the possibility that the Miz cashes in on Randy Orton after his title defense against Sheamus. Other than those...