This week's Raw was the second week in a row where the show focused on the in-ring action more than anything else. There were several matches that received over ten minutes and the main event was 30 minutes long. It's different than what WWE has been doing in the last few months, but it's also a step in the right direction because these are the kinds of shows that fans want to see. More wrestling and less talking usually makes for a better show. With no John Cena around for about two months, Brock Lesnar likely off television until the Royal Rumble gets here and Randy Orton injured for possibly six months, it's time for other performers to step up. For hardcore wrestling fans like us, it should be seen as a great time because the talented midcard wrestlers will be getting more TV time while the likes of Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns will continue to prove they are guys WWE can build the company around for the next decade. It's time for my weekly Q&A column. For longtime readers of this site, you know I did this weekly from January 2014 until September 2015. I took about six weeks off from WhatCulture, but now I'm back and will continue the Q&A as a weekly feature. Grahame Herbert will be doing a Q&A also towards the end of the week. For this Q&A, the questions come from readers who contacted me on Twitter @johnreport.