The Big News: Raw made it two excellent shows in a row. They’re not quite on a Washington Capitals level roll, but they’re doing well for themselves.

Show Analysis:

The show started with a fantastic package on the Bret Hart-Vince McMahon angle from last week. They then showed a NASCAR vehicle spinning in circles in the parking lot. The car came out into the arena and we were supposed to believe it was Carl Edwards, but instead it was Hornswoggle who came out of the car. Edwards then came to the ring separately.

Edwards mentioned the Saints’ Super Bowl win for a cheap pop. The crowd was very happy. He then plugged that he will be driving 500 miles in a circle next weekend, so be sure to mark down that one on your calendar. He said that John Cena is his friend, which brought out Sheamus. Sheamus demanded the last entry slot in the Elimination Chamber. Well, he is the champion. It’s unfair enough he’s thrown into a six way title defense. The last slot is the least thing they could do.

TMZ has posted video of them informing Randy Orton of Wednesday morning’s arrest.

WWE’s Randy Orton is set for a court appearance after allegedly spitting gum at a 15-year-old fan and swearing at him outside a restaurant.

The Big News: If you want a quick explanation of what has gone wrong with WWE over the past decade, watch the way the company booked Mike Tyson in 1998 and then how they booked Tyson in 2010.

The Big News: Raw went 17 interminable hours this week, featuring the worst guest host ever.

In another night overloaded with wacky gimmick matches, Michael Campbell recaps WWE’s Tables, Ladders, and Chairs PPV from San Antonio, Texas.

The Big News: There’s a pay-per-view this weekend!

Alex Williams takes a look at the DVD release of WWE’s Backlash 2009 PPV.

The Big News: Randy Orton finally got some payback on Kofi Kingston with a little help from his friends.

The Big News: WWE finally pushed a new guy into the immediate main event picture. For better or worse.

WWE’s Survivor Series PPV takes place Sunday night and we’ll have full live coverage of the show as it happens here at iFight365.com.

The Big News: Roddy Piper couldn’t get a fight out of Vince McMahon, but Randy Orton sure could get a fight out of Kofi Kingston.

The Big News: Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne are big wrestling fans.