WWE Films is experiencing its most lucrative year to date and it preps for its fourth movie of the year, 12 Rounds 2: Reloaded. Starring WWE Superstar Randy Orton, the film is heading straight to DVD on June 4th. The film is put on the back of "The Viper" Randy Orton, which will show much more of his action chops compared to the "I will take this to the papers," line that he showed in his debut film, That's What I Am. In a sense, Orton's been wrestling for the last 11 years, so his preparation comes with years of experience.

A virtual standing ovation. Wrestling fans are often quick to find the negative in every single angle, every match, every promo. So much so that they often overlook the positives. And right now the WWE is in the process of transitioning to the future of the business, and it's a move that deserves every fan's attention.

And Raw was going so well too. What a difference a shitty ending can make. I sat through a really entertaining Raw, one with good promos, segments, and long, entertaining matches. We got a return. We got a write off. We didn't get any John Cena. All good stuff, right? Then Triple H went all HBK concussion on us to close the show abruptly. Jeebus!

The word we used to describe Extreme Rules on our PPV recap show last night was underwhelming. That was the perfect word in my estimation to sum up WWE's latest offering. Not that the show was bad but it was a pretty forgettable spectacle. Outside of the way the Last Man Standing match finished and the fact that Triple H lost, there wasn't anything one would probably care to remember about this.

On paper UFC on FX: Belfort vs. Rockhold doesn't look like much. Dana White I'm sure clinch his teeth at that statement. He's all about not judging a book by it's cover, but hey, that's what we do. The main event should be explosive as the former Strikeforce Middleweight Champion, Luke Rockhold, will meet the former UFC No. 1 contender, Vitor Belfort. A war a wars over TRT and having heart have made this a heated battle. From there the rest of the card last appeal. Hopefully the event proves me wrong.