ECW Hits

Mark Henry vs. Evan Bourne vs. Finlay: This was a very good triple threat match and television main event. Henry and Bourne worked surprisingly well together and when one guy was temporarily eliminated to allow for one on one action, it was believable. I was pleasantly surprised to see Bourne get the win and was very pleased with the match.

Opening segment: It was not spectacular but it did a nice job of setting up the voting for the title match at Cyber Sunday. Mark Henry continues to shine as the overwhelming badass. Hardy was better than normal on the stick and seemed very comfortable cutting a solo promo in the middle of the ring.

Shad vs. The Miz: They only went five minutes, but I was very much into this match. The big guy can work a little bit and Miz is fantastic in the ring. These teams could have fantastic matches and now we know their one on one matches can be very good too, especially if they are given more time.

ECW Misses

Jack Swagger: Yes, you read that correctly. Swagger won a squash match and looked out of sorts when delivering his one line promo after the match. I just felt this was a step back for him and the miss belongs more to how Swagger was booked as opposed to Swagger himself.

Hornswoggle: I mentioned this in my report, but Hornswoggle is not a little boy. Shouldn't there be some rhyme or reason as to why he does not talk and why he does things like trick or treat? I know logic and making sense sometimes does not exist in WWE, but this has always bothered me.

Tony Atlas: I love little intricacies in matches, such as when MVP works over a certain body part in a non-choreographed manner. Thus, I noticed Atlas remained on one side of the ring watching the match while Henry struggled to recuperate on the floor on the opposite side of the ring. What is Atlas watching? Why did he not help out Henry? Little stuff like that irks me.

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