Paul Heyman has hit out at the WWE for last weekend’s Jeff Hardy angle.

Paul Heyman has hinted that he could be ready to make a return to the wrestling industry.

Welcome to the latest Roundtable discussion here at iFight365.com where this week, we’re asking the question: If you could choose anyone from any promotion, at anytime, to be your dream announce team, who would you choose?

Mark Bright: As soon as I read the topic title I knew instantly what my answer would be. The dream announce team of all time in pro wrestling would be “Good Ol’ JR” Jim Ross circa 1998 and Bobby “The Brain” Heenan circa 1992.

Heenan could be the pure heel commentator without edging into being annoying like Jerry Lawler has done and JR would be excellent at…

- Both Raw and Smackdown are being taped tonight at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri rather than Monday and Tuesday respectively to avoid WWE having to be on the road for Labor Day. Tuesday night’s edition of ECW for Tuesday night was taped this past Tuesday in Pittsburgh.
We’re looking for spoilers from tonight’s show - the final week of TV before Unforgiven a week from tonight (live coverage here as always) - and if you can assist, you can get in touch at phil@wwepreview.com.
If you missed them last …

- Smackdown airs tonight with a Battle Royal match, with the winner qualifying for a spot in the WWE Title Championship Scramble match at Unforgiven. Other matches include Jeff Hardy vs. The Great Khali, Finlay vs. Shelton Benjamin and Festus vs. MVP in Championship Scramble qualifying matches for a spot in the title match at Unforgiven plus Maria vs. Natalya Neidhart. Undertaker, Triple H, Maryse, Vickie Guerrero, Chavo Guerrero, Bam Neely, Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder, Hornswoggle and others are on the show. As always, we’ll have a recap up …

For this week’s column I want to do a more traditional historical piece on the power hierarchy of the WWF(E). While Vince McMahon has always maintained overall creative control of his product, there has generally been a constantly changing pattern of creative staff and booking team members.
What I want to do here is write a potted history (in no way exhaustive) of these different creative eras from 1995 to the present day, encompassing memorable themes, matches, and angles, as well as highlighting the actual wrestlers who were mainly featured by …

With the latest WWE draft occurring this Monday, I have been retrospectively looking at each of the previous talent exchanges in order to look at the impact they have had on the talent involved.
As an aside, I should note that while there was not an official draft in 2006, Paul Heyman was allowed to choose two wrestlers from RAW or Smackdown to participate in the launch of the new ECW brand. These two picks were Rob Van Dam and Kurt Angle.
(i) Van Dam’s career mishaps have been documented in all …