I was just looking around and came across something saying that Triple H is overrated, or "overpushed", as Jim Cornette mentioned. I really admire Jim Cornette, so I went and read his article on his website. After reading it I figured I'll go ahead and get it out of my system. I love Triple H, I really do. He's a damn good worker and a good person. But I do think he's a little overexposed just a tad. He's almost always a main eventer. I'm not sure if it's because he's part of the McMahon clan or what. I'm not knocking him on his talent. I know he's worked his ass off to get to where he is. But I can't help but to wonder if his connection with Vince has kept him in championship contention pretty much ever since I started to really getting into wrestling. I don't to give the fans the wrong idea that I'm hating on him, because I'm not. I'm a fan of his, too. But sometimes I can't help but to think that when he's out there in the ring he never comes down from being #1, you know? But he'll probably always be up there at the top, along with the legends like Ric Flair.
Not too long ago I was reading something (I don't remember where, it's been a few weeks) about how Playboy has helped the divas that's been on the cover. There's some that has catapulted it's careers to new heights, WWE or otherwise, while others have kind of stalled. For example, with Maria. Since she's been on the cover, she hasn't exactly been waving high colors. Don't get me wrong, I really like her, but she hasn't been getting anymore well known than she has before she graced Playboy's cover. Same with Ashley. But others like Chyna and Torrie Wilson, everybody knows who they are, but more people know them now because of the magazine. 
Until next time!

Amanda