I noticed JR hasn't interviewed Kane on his podcast but I suppose he remembers what happened the last time he interviewed Kane in 2003

Easy easy. I think it was the original comment getting mixed with your comment tbh. The original commenter says she deserves time off, truthfully PaulaMae63214 ought to direct their response to the original commenter, not yourself

I agree with the original commenter, if she wants time off then she deserves it. She clearly looked burned out the night after Wrestlemania XXX to me.

Everybody should be entitled to a break from the WWE schedule in my opinion. It's a heavy schedule, I think they all deserve at least one mental/physical health vacation per calendar year - and it's down to the performer if they choose to take it.

There's the political aspect of "losing your spot", so it should be an option for any member of the roster, but at the risk of their own momentum if they have any. Writing characters off television can often be the birth of amazing storylines, and a break from television can be refreshing for both performers AND fans. Their returns can easily bring back some lost hype.

I agree with you too. I don't think there's any sign that AJ Lee is behaving like CM Punk or anything like that. But I understand where PaulaMae is coming from - there are a few people who are probably burned out from the schedule. Minus his short injury last year, John Cena hasn't had much of a rest and works hardest. Daniel Bryan has been working incredibly hard and is incredibly busy. The Shield are the same, tbh most of the roster are the same. I can see why Paula says that AJ Lee doesn't deserve any special treatment, and everybody is equally working as hard as the other. But that's where I bring my points above about everybody getting a mental/physical health vacation to recharge their batteries. That way everybody is welcome to it.

I've been annoyed at "Total Divas" and the "Road to Wrestlemania: Daniel Bryan" documentary - because WWE almost take pride in how busy Daniel Bryan and John Cena are. They almost boast about how challenging and busy the work schedule is if you want to be the top player in the WWE. I think a strong work ethic should be the measuring stick of how high someone sits on the hierarchy, but WWE doesn't actually follow that rule book when you look at guys like The Miz.

People can say Christmas is the locker rooms chance to wind down but I think that's not very compassionate

Wow! That was a powerful, intelligent, intimate, and god damn touching letter! What a woman! She truly wrote a masterpiece. Somebody should read that for her in a WWE Network tribute show to come. That's a masterpiece if I've ever read one

Make it a Ladder Match and I'm in complete love

Also imagine Jericho returning and joining the fray

King Barrett

I love the sounds of those new features for the Network. They seem like logical additions and it will improve the viewing experience. I'm gonna be using the favourites feature and scrolling through the videos feature most

Hopefully all these features will be incorporated when the Network is released to the UK

I'm guessing you can taste what he had for breakfast. I don't think he's still the best worker on the current roster. I'm not being mean spirited or cruel - I'm just being completely honest. If you feel he's the best worker in your opinion then I respect that. But he's had far too many knee injuries and he has limited his ring style to support that. A long run as World Champion would not be logical because he would probably get hurt at some point and would need to drop the title. Not guaranteeing it but T's likely

I think Rey Mysterio should consider going for a little longer in a tag team so he doesn't have to do all the ring work. And then hang up his boots afterwards. I say this because I want him to be able to enjoy life after his career in wrestling - with his wife and his children, including his newest addition (congrats Rey), without any pain or suffering. He's been an incredible performer and he honestly doesn't owe anything to the business. He's done it all. He can always enjoy a legends deal after he's done

This is obviously a sore subject for you. I didn't feel like Wyatt was hurt at all. Cena cracked jokes, Wyatt established that whenever a serious threat opposes him he has to crack jokes, Cena got serious and made some very good points that Wyatt lost at Mania and now he needs the win more than anyone. Cena challenges Wyatt at Extreme Rules to a Steel Cage Match. Wyatt in his own way accepts, and starts singing.

Cena added some comic relief to a rivalry that has taken the serious path going into Wrestlemania. Heaven forbid John Cena makes the fans laugh, heaven forbid the Wyatt family proves they have comedic value just by being "the pissed off antagonist of the joke".

You're reading far too much into burials and putting overs. When's the last time you just watched the show? We know the match type at the PPV, sorry Special Event... We have a great flip of the script where Cena says that he beat Wyatt and now *his* back is up against the ropes. Wyatt is already over, Cena is already over. Nothing to worry about

Like I said... The amount of detail you've gone into suggests this is a sore subject for you. I don't see the problem, if you want this to be a problem - I won't share that sentiment with you. So I'll leave you to it

I'll guess that she's burned out if anything. Not hurt, just exhausted. If that's the case, I'd imagine she'll have some inside heat from the WWE after Punk walked out. Hopefully she's taking her time out on a mutual agreement and not a walk-out like Punk

And I suppose Cena took the doctored photos of Sister Abigail, Mama Wyatt and Baby Wyatt to the production truck on his personal agenda to bury the Wyatt's?

That was scripted, it's all scripted. And it's not burying the Wyatt's. Nothing against you but I just think you're chasing the wrong rabbit