Johnny Gargano has been one of the strangest stories in WWE this year. Since February, "Johnny Wrestling" has spent most of his time lying face down during SmackDown segments. He barely speaks. He hasn't wrestled since Stand & Deliver in April. The only real indication that he's still conscious is when Sami Zayn checks on him every now and then. It's quirky. It's different. But it can't go on forever. Because underneath the comedy is one of the greatest wrestlers NXT has ever

Sometimes WWE gets everything right. The debut. The entrance. The opponent. The presentation. Then... they completely lose the plot. That's exactly what happened with Tazz. To this day, he's one of the biggest missed opportunities of the Attitude Era. Not because he should have been "the next Stone Cold" or the face of the company, but because WWE already had something they didn't have anywhere else—a legitimate, terrifying submission machine. Instead, they turned him into ju

Why WWE Should Have Turned Cena Villainous 20 Years Earlier When John Cena finally turned heel later in his career, it was a huge moment. After years of being the ultimate WWE superhero, seeing Cena embrace a darker side was fascinating because fans had spent over a decade wondering what it would look like. But there is one thing that makes the idea of a 2006 John Cena heel turn even more interesting: The fans were already begging for it. The recent heel turn worked because i