Today’s top five list:
My favorite 1990s WrestleManias!
This was an interesting decade with three era changes included, so there’s good variety to choose from.
Let’s do it.
Who Should Win WWE Money In The Bank?
Qualifying matches for the 2026 Men’s and Women’s Money in the Bank begin on Raw next week.
Who should win the men’s and women’s matches?
For the men, Trick Williams has to be a top contender. The same can be said for Bron Breakker.
Trick needs to get away from the Baron Corbin-verse and Lil’ Yachty (the pairing was surprisingly good at the start but Trick can stand alone). Breakker winning via a cash-in seems more likely than a straight up one-on-one match at this point.
I also wouldn’t discount Money in the Bank being used as a storytelling device for The Bloodline. Jacob Fatu or Solo Sikoa would be the most interesting choices of that group.
How about the women? Blake Monroe and Roxanne Perez would be good choices.
I like the idea of Perez winning, but then Liv Morgan costs her in the cash-in attempt. That’s babyface fuel right there.
Monroe has made it clear she only wants the most glamorous things and opponents, so a shine briefcase with a guaranteed title shot fits that criteria.
Top 5 WWF Golden Era PPVs
Today’s top five list:
My favorite WWF Golden Era pay-per-views!
For the purpose of this exercise, we’re doing 1985-1992 as the qualifying years. I know 1993 is technically included for some due to Hulk Hogan not leaving until after King of the Ring in June.
But 1993 just doesn’t fit the Golden Era. You could even argue that post-WrestleMania VIII in 1992 doesn’t either.
Let’s have some fun.
5 Thoughts On WWE NXT Heatwave 2026 (Review)
WWE NXT Heatwave 2026 was the start of a new era for several top titles.
Here are some thoughts!
It’s A New Level In AEW
Kofi and Austin Creed have leveled up.
As expected, the former New Day members created lots of buzz at AEW All In on Sunday, debuting in a trios team with Swerve Strickland.
They won the AEW Trios titles (as they should have) and are now off and running in their new company.
I’m curious how their decision to join AEW will impact future WWE stars who consider making the jump.
It all depends on how they’re booked.
If All In was any indication of that (they joined Adam Copeland and Christian Cage, The Young Bucks, FTR, and Motor City Machine Guns for a tag team standoff), they’re going to do just fine.
Huge win for AEW.
AEW All In 2026 Predictions
My AEW All In: London 2026 predictions!
Trios Roulette: The wild card team of Swerve Strickland, Kofi Kingston, and Xavier Woods get the win. It’s a new day, yes it is.
Casino Gauntlet Match: It has to be either Andrade or MJF. The latter allows for more drama after the main event, so MJF is the pick. Surprises? They should hold off on Ilja Dragunov, but there are some interesting WWE releases available.
I Rewatched WrestleMania X-Seven 25 Years Later
I relaunched my retro wrestling YouTube.
The algorithm doesn’t want me posting old wrestling stuff on my new wrestling channel, Wrestling Reaction, so I figured this was the best strategy.
The first video of the new era is a look back at WrestleMania X-Seven 25 years later.
Is it still the best WWE PPV ever?
My answer is…watch the video!
Next WWE NXT Champion?
It’s a four-way at NXT Heatwave.
Zilla Fatu (who had an interesting debut promo) vs. Grayson Waller vs. Cruz Montana vs. Tony D’Angelo for the NXT title.
They won’t do it yet, but Montana is the guy to dethrone D’Angelo. His presence stands out above the others.
Then, he and Zilla can do great work as the top feud in the men’s division.
It’s going to be too tempting for WWE to move Zilla to the main roster, so you could also do it in reverse.
Have Zilla win at Heatwave, and then Montana wins the title in the next few months.
Wren Sinclair Is A Future NXT Women’s Champion
They have something in her.
She’s the ultimate babyface. The pairing with Kendal Grey is more authentic than, let’s say, that Sol Ruca and Zaria friendship, and when Grey heads to the WWE main roster, Sinclair will become a key figure.
Can she do it on her own? Which top heels will take advantage of Grey’s absence?
The NXT crowd loves Sinclair, and that title win is going to hit big when they do it.
Royce Keys Finally Got His WWE Debut
Or at least the one he should’ve had from the beginning.
He debuted at the Royal Rumble, and then WWE did nothing with him for a while.
His good guy character never clicked (despite a well executed backstory), and he was the third wheel in the LA Knight and Solo Sikoa rise to the top.
So, pairing him with an intimidating tag team in OTM to try to take over Raw is how Royce Keys should’ve debuted.
Better late than never.