Haven't watched since No Way Out, any sign of any improvement?

At 24, its embarrassing enough watching WWE to start with, even worse if it feels like wasting hours.

Punk+Paul Hayman Vs Cena should be enough I guess.

I think pairing Punk with Heyman is a good call. Punk is still not getting a full on heel reaction and Heyman can get heat from an iceberg and not just because of an annoying voice (Vicky Guerrero I'm looking at you) but because he's able to work a crowd which is something that a lot of modern wrestlers lack the ability to do.

I've always preferred heel characters, but when you throw in guys like Heyman to back them up you simply can't lose.

In all honesty I'm not sure how much it will change.
Punk reasons for his 'respect' rants are right on the money that being the champ not getting main events due to super Cena hogging the limelight and the smarter fans know this to be true so the heel turn won't work.
Putting Punk and Hayman together is a great idea but if both of them keep telling the same 'truth's' then he still isn't going to get big heat for the exact same reason.

Found this amusing whilst reading JR's blog;

'Hope to hit El Paso this weekend to watch my Oklahoma Sooners kick off the 2012 season versus UTEP at the ridiculous starting time of 8:30 in El Paso and 9:30 in Oklahoma thanks to the TV folks who own the game and now call the shots in every league.'

Nice to see that we're not the only ones with this problem

This is not good right now. Michael Cole silent for nearly 10 minutes, Lawler is in serious condition backstage. Possibly a heart attack.

Taken to hospital and in a stable condition. Thoughts are with him and his family now.

It's been confirmed as a heart attack. He was dead for 20 minutes. How horribly ironic that the last time anything like this happened in WWE was Owen Hart, and Bret was on the show last night. I reckon he's never going to wrestle again, and will be off commentary for months.

Read about it this morning, jesus it's awful what's happened. Hopefully he pulls through and makes a full recovery but he definitely won't be wrestling again. I think he was doing far too much in the first place.

Watched it this morning and it was horrible. I thought WWE did the right thing in not having and commentary..... Although I expected them to mention it in some way, to the live audience.

In a side note I thought Micheal Cole did well in giving the updates and held himself together.

Can't stand Cole at the best of times but I think that he handled it with such professionalism as you could see how much it was affecting him.

I was just praying that it wasn't another Over The Edge moment.