Ask Jono

Should the Undertaker return at his age?

Undertaker is the biggest draw in the company today. He is the longest tenured wrestler on the roster and the only "active" wrestler who appeared on the first episode of Raw. Undertaker can't wrestle full time any more, it could kill him. I can't see him ever wrestling again except at Wrestlemania though.

Should Michael Cole become the Miz's manager?


Michael Cole's commentary has become more than just being a heel. It has gotten to the point where it takes the attention away from the match and it's ruining the product. As for him being The Miz's manager, frankly the Miz doesn't need a manager, i could see him in a tag team again maybe but not with a manager.


Will Justin Gabriel become a major superstar?


Justin has significantly dropped since his days in the Nexus. A former 3-time tag champion and the master of the 450 splash, Gabriel does bring something to the table. If you don't believe he can put on a good match:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VbRuAP4ffQ
Justin can be a major star if he shows some charisma and a better theme.

WWE Needs More Tag Teams.

No secret but recently WWE has been trying to revitalise the tag team division but they're not quite there yet. For there to be really considered a division WWE needs at least four more.

Current Tag Teams:
Air Boom (Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne)
Awesome Truth (The Miz and R-Truth)
Dolph Ziggler and Jack Swagger
The Uso Bros
Percy Watson and Titus O'Neil
Curt Hawkins and Tyler Reks

Six may seem like plenty but only the top three appear only television.
A common factor between these teams is that they have some kind of common gimmick.
Air Boom-High Flyers,
Awesome Truth-Conspiracy Victim,
Ziggler and Swagger-Amatuer Wrestling Background and Vicki as manager.
The Uso Bros are paying homage to their heritige and are a seriously under utilized team.
Percy Watson (remember him from NXT season 2) and Titus don't really have gimmicks at all.
Hawkins and Reks just want some respect and air time.

Some ideas:
Heath Slater and Johnny Curtis
This team would be called the Two Man Rock Band and would basically be the modern day Edge and Christian. Not in the best tag team ever sense but more of the goofy jokers playing air guitar in their entrance.

Santino Marella and Goldust/Yoshi Tatsu
After losing Kozlov Santino had a minor gimmick of being a tag team master, capable of teaming with anyone and win. Santino has always been a comedy character and an above average mic worker. Goldust is in his 40's and if they do team, it won't last long, which is a key problem with tag teams. Yoshi adopted a more serious gimmick earlier this year but it has led no where. I can think of a great storyline for him but he can't speak English very well which is in favour of teaming with Santino and can lead to some funny backstage segments.

Zack Ryder and Mason Ryan
The Long Island Iced Z and The World's Biggest Broski, Ok this one is just a thought but it buy time for Mason Ryan to improve in the ring. 

Survivor Series 2011 (Custom Card)

Match #1
Traditional Survivor Series Match
Team Sheamus ( Sheamus Randy Orton Sin Cara Zack Ryder Kofi Kingston vs.
Team Christian (Christian Brodus Clay Hunico Jack Swagger Dolph Ziggler)
Winner: Team Christian (Brodus Clay)
Christian pins Orton, Sheamus pins Chrisitan, Brodus pins Sheamus.

Match #2
Cody Rhodes vs. Booker T
For the Intercontinental Title
Winner: Cody Rhodes
Rhodes pins Booker after Cross Rhodes

Match #3
Beth Phoenix vs. Eve Torres
for the Divas Title
Winner: Beth Phoenix
Beth Phoenix makes Eve submit to the Pin-Up Strong

Match #4
triple H vs Kevin Nash
Referee stops match after three Jacknife Powerbombs

Match #5
Mark Henry vs. The Big Show
For the World Heavyweight Title
Winner: Mark Henry
Henry drops steel steps on Show leg, Mark wins by count out

Match #6
Alberto Del Rio vs. CM Punk
For the WWE Title
Winner: Del Rio
Del Rio pins Punk with a rope aided pin

Match #7
John Cena The Rock vs. Awesome Truth
Winner: Rock and Cena
The Rock pins Miz after a Rock Bottom