They truly are in transition now. Looking at the brackets for that WWE Championship tournament really shocked me. Other than Big Show, Del Rio and Sheamus, the average age of the guys in that tournament must have been 30. They're seriously lacking real main event level talent right now, and they desperately need a few headline names to draw the crowds in every week and to help get the younger guys over. If a casual fan (and that's always what WWE is aiming for) is to tune into Raw this week, odds are he won't recognise half the roster and will most likely change the channel. Cena is gone, Orton is gone, and Undertaker and Lesnar is only there occasionally. It looks as if they seriously underestimated CM Punk's worth whilst he was there, so I can definitely understand why he left. He was the one main event guy that wasn't shoved down the audiences throats that people actually liked. He was a true locker room leader and probably the last real one they've had (other than Cena), and they had him job to all the part timers. Such a shame.

Yeah pretty bland considering they had so many interesting ways they could have taken this since Rollins went out injured. Looks like it's straight back to the mid card for Owens and Ambrose now whilst Cesaro is rumoured to be having shoulder surgery and Ryback is in the lower mid card losing to thrown together tag teams. And could Sheamus have been any more undeserving of the title?

I'm a fan of this show, and think some of the acting is the best on television at the moment, but the quality of the show is declining rapidly. The whole "is Glenn dead or alive" things is beginning to reek of desperation considering the episodes that has followed it in my opinion.

Adele - Water Under The Bridge