The year only has three months left and for WWE fans what that means we are going through the most difficult period in the company. We know that WWE likes to build their biggest storylines around WrestleMania and SummerSlam. The stuff that happens between October to December is usually not that relevant to the major stories. Once the first Raw of the year hits, then they take it up a notch. Look at this year's Hell in a Cell Pay-Per-View as an example. There has been nothing announced for the show, which takes place on October 26. As far as we know, the WWE Champion Brock Lesnar won't be there. The rumored top matches will see John Cena take on Dean Ambrose in the opener with the winner getting Seth Rollins inside Hell in a Cell with the loser facing Randy Orton in a match that may also be inside Hell in a Cell. Those are just rumors right now. They don't feel like big matches since we've seen these guys in tags or singles matches, but that's the plan. It's fair to say that WWE isn't at its best right now although if you look at the talent on the roster, they have a lot of potential for great things. That's why it is so frustrating. On the bright side, at least we don't have to see Big Show crying on TV every week like he was last year at this time during the "Big Show is bankrupt" storyline that was awful. Like we do every week here at WhatCulture.com, it's time for the Q&A. The questions were sent to me on Twitter @johnreport and as always, we appreciate the support.
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