Liam.

Brodus Clay's due back and supposedly he did a good job as Del Rios bodyguard (don't really watch SD), maybe it's him.

When did Viscera become a singer?

Three.

Eh, thanks everyone.

Late to Raw, what's happened so far?

While I'm all for criticising David Otunga... Hold on there, brother. Otunga stayed on Raw.

I find it quite hard to judge PPVs as I didn't watch any live or without knowing the outcome (spoiled at school/internet) until recently. In terms of PPVs I've enjoyed the most. The two I remember the most from my younger days of watching wrestling are No Mercy from 2000 (because, aged 10, I was so fucking pissed off the Rock lost) and Invasion for the Austin heel turn. Since I started watching them live, Money in the Bank 2011 is my clear favourite. So it's the best in the last 4 years or so. Unnecessary. Cena will be a heel in Miami regardless of what they do.

Would you take Paypal and post itl?

Mysterio v The Miz at Summerslam should be good.

http://www.justin.tv/wrestlingfanatichd#/w/1559287136

Another gem from tonights streams chat: jeff2113: PLESE WRIT BACK WAT HAPPEN 2 THE ANOMYNESS GM LAPTOP

How long will this go? 119 seconds is my guess. edit: excluding adverts.

Some guy on the stream I'm watchings chat: "Awww, I was hoping it was silent rage "

"If it seems like we’ve seen Vince McMahon written out of WWE storylines in dramatic fashion before – that’s because Monday’s angle marks the fifth straight year that it’s happened. Back in 2007 he was blown up in a limousine, but that angle was dropped a week later due to the Chris Benoit tragedy. In 2008 saw the RAW set fall on top of him. In 2009, he sold WWE to Donald Trump in the storylines but was back on television within a few months. Last year, Vince was brutally attacked by Nexus and put into a coma." Read this online, made me laugh.

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Fairly disappointing Raw so far. I'm not sure how I feel about Punks absence. Obviously Punk's great to watch but I kinda like the fact he's not there, gives it a bit more credibility and realism.

Nah, they didn't. He was on the Wrestlemania ads as early as November. I remember there was one packed in with SvR 08.

I'm up at 5 tomorrow. Tempted to go to bed and get up at 3. Lottashite.

I also really liked 'douchebagenomics' and 'we were paving the way for chicks like you'.

That's a fantastic idea. I'd heard the idea mentioned by Gordon on a podcast before last Monday and thought it sounded great, yours is better though. (I really recommend the podcast btw, it's the one on SEScoops and I really enjoy it. I skip watching Raw more than I skip this podcast:)). I keep watching Punk's last few promos. I reckon he has the talent to be the modern day Stone Cold, I just don't trust the writers. I was meaning to ask this before Raw (I'd just listened to the aforementioned podcast while driving to work ). Is it a controversial view to think CM Punk's original promo deserves to go done with the greatest of all time? I'm talking top 10, maybe sometimes top 5.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sKPDZ0fiOo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOxl_S6OEOc

Punk was absolutely phenomenal last night. So many brilliant lines.

Of course not. It's pro wrestling, they acknowledge the camera all the time.

No. However breaking the fourth wall does not necessarily mean acknowledging the camera. Punk's breaking of the fourth wall has nothing to do with him acknowledging the camera.

Warning, pedantry commencing in 5.... 4.... 3.... 2.... 1.... It's more acknowledging the audience and that the piece of work is fictional. You can break the fourth wall in video games or plays as well as TV shows.