WWE2013: Main Event Jan. 30, 2013 POSTED!

No offense but this is like the third WWE 2013 diary that's popped up in the past 24 hours. What's going to make yours stand out?

If you sign Sami Callahan I'm not reading

Wouldn't be unrealistic or anything. The guys had several wwe tryouts recently.

Smells like... *Sniff*..... *Sniff*..... Fish? Dude, wash that thing!

BO DALLAS WON THE IC TITLE?!

I'm done.

DON'T LISTEN TO WHAT ANYONE ELSE SAYS! I BOLIEVE IN YOU!

Not much changed from the opening segment that we saw in real life, other than Vince's interruption. Sheamus/Orton is a MASSIVE opening match, and in all honesty, shouldn't have happened at this moment. I'm expecting this match to happen at 'Mania, and even more so now that Orton's heel turn is finally being teased. I just don't think a huge piece of build for this feud should have simply been thrown into the opening contest. OK, onto what has made you famous. I don't have a problem with Bo Dallas winning the Intercontinental Championship. What I do have a problem with, however, is your approach to it. I'll reiterate what Dan said. You had a chance to build Bo up as an underdog challenger, which would have provided us with an incredible feel good title victory. Instead, we're getting the bigger, badder Barrett chasing the title now. New WWE Champion The Rock giving his victory speech, only to be interrupted by The Shield. This segment was incredibly hard to follow with everything that happened. Ryback jumped off the top rope, which sounds astounding. Brad Maddox then suddenly attacking the faces and aligning himself with The Shield is fine, but not in this fashion. It was just so random and all of a sudden, when it should've been built up as it is a pretty big deal. And then for John Cena to make the save and attack Maddox just adds to the cluster-ness of the whole segment. And finally, Rock and Cena's match at 'Mania is announced in a throw away fashion. The two of them should have been given a proper segment to themselves for this moment. And is Ryback jealous? Why didn't he go after The Shield, or at least Maddox? The whole segment was booker claustrophobia. Now we transition to a realistic comedic segment with the milk drinking contest. Much of this I could imagine happening in real life, particularly Tensai burping and Santino spitting milk in McGillicutty's beard, which is disgusting by the way. And it leads into a tag team match. Decent victory for Brodus and Santino. Team Hell No getting a victory over Chris Jericho and Dolph Ziggler is fine, but the aftermath was a bit oddly structured. If Big E Langston was able to get a hold of Daniel Bryan, what happened to Kane? You didn't specify that exactly. Jericho then delivering the Codebreaker to Big E, where exactly was Dolph? I know he took the pinfall, but he wouldn't be down that long. John Cena then about to announce what title he will challenge for at WrestleMania, but I thought it was established in the earlier segment that he would be facing The Rock? If not established, then at least heavily implied. And then another attack from The Shield. Where were The Rock and Ryback? Cena makes the save for them earlier, and they decide not to return the favor? Good win for Kaitlyn over Tamina. I do think this should have been built up as a feud rather than a throwaway match on RAW, though. Paige debuting afterwards, not sure how to respond to it just yet. On one hand, it doesn't really flow that well. I expect Kaitlyn and AJ Lee to face off at WrestleMania, and debuting a new face in between that is incredibly odd. Paige shouldn't be a filler feud for Kaitlyn heading into Elimination Chamber, considering she has absolutely no chance of winning and would be an afterthought once WrestleMania season fully rolls in. On the other hand, it's f*****g Paige. Going to have to see exactly where this goes from here. Punk being escorted out of the building, is that segment the confirmation on his match against The Rock at Elimination Chamber? And a minor gripe. I didn't like Punk speaking under his breathe. It goes against his character who isn't afraid to speak his mind to anyone. Antonio Cesaro defeating Kofi Kingston in a Tables Match is a fine contest. No problems with it. Basic aftermath with The Miz getting a bit of revenge against the United States Champion. Perhaps there could have been a better approach, though. Big Show defeating Ricardo Rodriguez, my problem with this is that Alberto Del Rio wouldn't just watch at ringside. Despite risking disqualification, Del Rio would intervene for his friend anyways rather than waiting until after he was beaten. I also don't see why Show would need a weapon to beat Del Rio when himself seems more lethal. 2/18/13? Probably The Undertaker, I would imagine. Finally, good ending to the show with Paul Heyman's allegiance with Brad Maddox and The Shield finally being revealed. I kind of liked Brock Lesnar looking as if he would come to Vince's aid, only to F-5 him. Such a powerful looking stable, though I feel Punk should have been involved in some way. Unless he isn't a part of the stable and Heyman has been orchestrating Maddox and The Shield behind his back. That would certainly be interesting.

Overall, not a perfect show. There were many flaws and gripes I had with it, and Bo Dallas wasn't necessarily a major one. Quite a few things were off, but can be fixed. I look forward to seeing you roll on with the diary and, hopefully, show improvement.

Santino won the IC title in his first match, it's not like he did something terrible.

In my opinion, you put the belt on Bo too quickly. It's always refreshing to see this happen - sometimes. But what you had here was a chance for a marvelous underdog vs bully feud between Wade Barrett and Bo Dallas; having Bo chase the title for weeks would've been more ideal, with the feelgood title victory. But it's almost dead in the water here, because the roles are reversed and it doesn't work as well. Nonetheless, a simple rookie mistake. It'll be interesting how you book this feud, considering I'm really enjoying it already.