Wrestling Evolution

I am taking a class in college and our term project is one where we have to develop our own brand. I chose a wrestling site and part the project is doing some Market research to try and figure out the market we are in and the current state of said market. Considering my brand is my wrestling site I have chosen to put together a survey based on research of people's habits and they look for in a wrestling site. Once again this is for school so if you could help me out that would be much appreciated. If you have some free time on your hands: Wrestling Site Survey Thanks For The Help, It is Much Appreciated!!!

WWE Fast Lane: WWE Tag Team Title Match: (c) The Uso's vs Cesaro & Tyson Kidd As the Tag division gets smaller and smaller in my book the expectations of this match should be getting higher, because the smaller the division the more weight it puts on the shoulders of the teams in the division. I do firmly believe if they give this match the time it could be a good match, as these teams I feel have good chemistry in the ring with each other. I think Cesaro and Kidd walk away with the titles after Nattie turns heel helping Tyson & Cesaro win. Divas Title Match: (c) Nikki Bella w/ Brie vs Paige Though this has been like much of the diva feuds of the past with the fact that this feud has gotten a lot of TV time leading into this match. However, I still fear that WWE isn't ready to give the divas a good amount of time for their matches just yet. I have a funny feeling Nikki will win with help from Brie and this may set up a tag team divas match fo...

As of this writing there has been rumors going around the worldwide web that tonight on Raw the first Hall of Fame Inductee for the class of 2015 is expected to be announced. This induction would be long over due for a very deserving and respected legend of the business. The man is someone who will be the headliner of this year's......... "Macho Man" Randy Savage. This induction goes along with the yearly mending of poor relationships the WWE has had with some of their legends over the years. A few years ago it was Bruno Sammartino finally not only coming back to the WWE after years of bad relationships with the company. Last year was the return of the legend The Ultimate Warrior, Warrior had a very poor relationship with the WWE and had been on poor terms with the company for the last 16-18 years. Sadly, Warrior passed away shortly after finally returning to the company. Unfortunately the much deserved induction of Randy will come after Randy has passed away, but at le...

With tomorrow being TNA’s new beginning aka their debut on Destination America, I figured it’s only fair to put forth a large post out ling TNA going into the start of a new era. TNA beginning on Destination America tomorrow is the also the end of a 9 year run on Spike which could’ve ended better, but let’s move forward. To say that 2014 has been an easy year for TNA wrestling would be a drastic understatement as 2014 has probably been the hardest and most testing year that TNA has ever had to go through in their existence. From losing so many top talents like Daniels, Sting, Styles, Bully, D-Von, Kaz, and others to contract issues. Well Bully may likely comeback once everything is sorted out with the TV deal and once they get the important stuff out of the way, not saying Bully isn’t important it’s just if they are planning on re-launching the company they have a long road ahead. Also who could forget probably the most interesting few months TNA has had in years when people kept wond...

Everybody knows all that has happened between WWE & CM Punk over the last year and also over the last couple of weeks. Now it's time to catch up and I will let the links do the talking for me in this case. Below are some links about the issues that were brought up during the Punk Podcast and others are just articles of what issues the Punk Podcast could hold for WWE:  http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2283001-cm-punk-podcast-on-being-fired-puts-wwe-in-tough-spot-before-wrestlemania-season http://www.wzronline.com/wrestling-news/why-ufc-signed-cm-punk-when-the-deal-was-reached.html http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2282088-cm-punk-reveals-why-he-quit-wwe-in-colt-cabana-podcast-interview?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=programming http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2294074-cm-punk-will-bring-more-professional-wrestling-fans-to-ufc?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=programming http://bleac...

Now when Brock won the title I was one of the biggest supporters of Brock winning the World Title back at SummerSlam and not being their every week, because I had the Old School perspective on things and thought and still do think that the World Champion shouldn't be featured every week and should be thought of as special. But not having the World Champion on the show for months at a time isn't good for the championship or the guy holding it. I think every expected this when Brock won the belt, but I think they should have worked on getting Brock some more apperance when he won the title so he was seen more often. However, they are just focused on keeping Brock happy even though it is very likely that Brock will be leaving in March after Mania 31 so they should use that as a reason for Brock do them a favor and work more as champion. Fact is that because Brock and Heyman haven't appeared on TV since after Night of Champions which is hurting Brock's momentum and the imp...

For those who may have missed it Sting has finally debuted in the WWE. He showed up near the end of Survivor Series and dropped Triple H with the Scorpion Death Drop. Sting has always been the one man never to step foot in the WWE until now and almost 30 years after his debut in 1985 he is finally apart of the WWE. From 1987-88 till 2001 Sting became and was thought of as the "Franchise of the WCW" and Sting was The Man who stood up and fought against the NWO for over a year. After WCW went under in 2001 Sting was one of if not the only WCW alumni never to appear for the WWE. It was almost like Sting walked away from the Wrestling business after WCW partly due to his hefty contract from Time Warner still having time on it. In late 2002 Sting was back in the ring for a short time working for the company WWA (World Wrestling All-Stars.) Sting would then sign a four appearance limit contract with NWA-TNA at some point in 2003, and he would debut at TNA's one year anniv...