Rachel

It used to be back during the Divas Era where RAW, SmackDown or a WWE PPV would generally have just one women's match with some episodes not having a women's match but since the Women's Evolution, a typical RAW, SmackDown or a WWE PPV would have at least two matches but would occasionally have three, four or even five women's matches on one show. Thoughts?

It used to be back during the Divas Era that there would be just one women's match that lasted less than three minutes (there would be some shows where there would be no women's matches at all) but these days there would be two or sometimes even three women's matches that would last at least ten minutes.

Ever since ESPN parted ways with Wieden+Kennedy, ESPN has apparently stopping running "This is SportsCenter" commercials and there have been rumors that ESPN will debut a brand-new ad campaign for SportsCenter beginning in September which is rumored to focus on the average sports fan instead of athletes and mascots. Thoughts?

Now that several cable companies (like Cable One, for example) are currently involved in carriage disputes?

Could it be the NFL Commissioner, perhaps? Because ever since Roger Goodell became the NFL Commissioner, the Super Bowl national anthem singers tend to be glamorous female singers such as Taylor Swift, Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert and Beyonce, among others and the same can be said about "America the Beautiful" singers as well as they tend to be female. Only halftime show performers featured some male singers as opposed to the pregame. Is it because the NFL wants to cater to a male audience not to mention a lack of male singers dominating the charts?

Where do you think this year's WWE Extreme Rules PPV will be held? Considering that St. Louis was originally scheduled to host WWE Fastlane before it went to Cleveland, I would not be surprised to see St. Louis hosting Extreme Rules. Thoughts?

Which wrestlers can you think have any body piercings? Off the top of my head, the ones that I can think of are:

Velvet Sky: navel piercing

Angelina Love: navel, eyebrow and labret piercings

Zahra Schreiber: navel and Monroe piercings

Shaul Guerrero: navel and tongue piercings

CM Punk: eyebrow and labret piercings

Jeff Hardy: eyebrow, labret and nipple piercings as well as his ears are stretched

Braun Strowman: nipple piercings

R-Truth: eyebrow piercing

Lita: navel and tongue piercings

Sheamus: septum piercing

Any others that you can think of?

Which WWE announcer/backstage interviewer would be the most likely person to fill in for Michael Cole this week in the weekly sit-down interviews should Cole have the week off? It used to be Renee Young when Triple H was the regular guests but since triple H was replaced by other Superstars, the usual substitute would either be Corey Graves or Byron Saxton. If I had to choose, I would go with Saxton.

My guesses are the Cesaro vs. Kevin Owens match and the Fatal 4 Way Tag Team title match.

They used to be when Triple H was the guest as he discussed what is going on with The Authority but lately it's a different Superstar on a weekly basis (Randy Orton, Sheamus, Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, Dolph Ziggler, Cesaro, Bray Wyatt, Paige, Lana, Roman Reigns) while Triple H and other regular substitutes such as John Cena and Stephanie McMahon were dropped altogether as the focus shifted from The Authority to other Superstars' storylines. Thoughts?

What do you think will be the WWE PPV schedule for 2016? Keep in mind with the exception of WrestleMania ,the WWE would reserve five of its PPVs in the so-called "Big 5" cities St. Louis, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York City and Boston while the remaining six PPVs would be held in other top drawing markets like Philadelphia, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, Detroit, Cleveland, Nashville, Miami, Tampa, Orlando and Columbus (OH) while avoiding low-drawing markets like Seattle, Denver and Kansas City.

Without further delay, here is mine:

Royal Rumble: Orlando

Fast Lane: St. Louis

WrestleMania 32: Dallas

Extreme Rules: New Orleans

Payback: Detroit

Money In The Bank: Brooklyn

Battleground: Chicago

SummerSlam: Los Angeles

Night of Champions: Phoenix

Hell in a Cell: Boston

Survivor Series: Philadelphia

TLC: Nashville

Thoughts?

I hope not but keep in mind, ESPN lost longtime SportsCenter anchor Stuart Scott as well as a blizzard that hit the Northeast earlier this year. Thoughts?

IMO, probably the Bulls.

Recently, I noticed that Triple H has been replaced by the likes of John Cena, Randy Orton, Kane, Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, Brock Lesnar, Dolph Ziggler, and even Divas like Paige and Brie Bella? It used to be that the only time that someone else would be interviewed in place of Triple H during the time when The Authority was either on vacation or preparing for either WrestleMania or SummerSlam, now it's pretty much been the norm for the past several weeks. Do you think that Triple H has pretty much stopped doing interviews with Michael Cole due to his busy schedule or do they want variety for some reason? Thanks!

I think Chicago, Illinois, but to do so, the Allstate Arena would have to lose a WWE Holiday Tour house show date since the Allstate Arena tends to host a WWE house show every December. Your thoughts?

Considering that the WWE tends to hold in PPVs in the same cities (St. Louis, New York City area, Chicago, Los Angeles, Boston and Philadelphia) nowadays, which major cities do you think will never host a WWE PPV in the very near future?

Mine are:

Seattle (last PPV it hosted drew only 6500 fans)

Portland (another city that doesn't draw very well)

Denver (despite being a top fanbase, is in an isolated area as well as Vince McMahon's beef with Stan Kroenke)

Kansas City (doesn't draw as well as St. Louis)

Oklahoma City

Charlotte (not a top draw)

San Antonio (always overshadowed by Dallas and Houston)

Jacksonville (last PPV drew only 7000 fans)

San Diego (always overshadowed by Los Angeles)

Would the WWE lose money if they didn't hold a PPV in any of those top fives cities?

BTW, here is the last time these cities didn't host a WWE PPV during the year:

Los Angeles, California: 2008

St. Louis, Missouri: 2011

Chicago, Illinois: 2008

Boston, Massachusetts: 2010

New York City Area, New York/New Jersey: 2009

Thanks!

It seems as if though Theo Espstein is not high on the highly touted prospect and with the being said, do you see the Cubs either trading or releasing Bryant and if so, which team do you think Bryant will end up with? I'll say that he gets traded to the Yankees.

It has been rumored that the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri will be hosting the WWE Battleground PPV on Sunday, July 19th, 2015, just nine months after hosting last year's Survivor Series PPV. The attendance at the Scottrade Center is unusually high for WWE events (except for SmackDown, which the Scottrade Center doesn't host very often) as it averages 18,000 fans per event (it also hosted RAW's 1000th episode). How did St. Louis became such a hotbed for the WWE? Thanks!