Title This: WWE Raw 20th Anniversary Reaction 1-14

January 16, 2013

The Rock Concert

First off, I laughed at a few parts Rock said when making fun of Vickie Guerrero. He is still funny to me, even though it is the same song and dance with him. I did appreciate the fact that he quickly changed being funny and comical to serious when talking about CM Punk and the WWE Championship. I am still excited to see this match, and feel like it will live up to the hype inside the ring. That being said, this was a very boring ending to Raw 20th Anniversary. You NEED to write better stories than this, and you need to give us something different. What is different about Rock now than a year ago against John Cena? The WWE Championship belt is so important, yet we are too focused on the aurora that The Rock brings back. We still see him as a part timer, with belief that he is guaranteed a victory. There is no obstacle for him to overcome, is there? What is the big angle right now? I need to sink my teeth into a realistic type feud, and not something Hollywood has written up. Punk vs. Rock will be good in the ring, but I assume I am expecting much more out of both of them when it comes to the personal conflict. You can only talk so much. Both have done enough of that, ALREADY! Grade: C+

Raw Grade: C. It was very anti-climatic, and had no surprises. Where was the big moment? There was nothing that made me HAVE to tune in next week.

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