The self-professed showsstopper comes to you once again to provide a little feedback from the Monday night wrestling show.

The fallout from WrestleMania has begin. The fans are crying about The Rock not winning the title. They are crying that the Two-Falls for the Intercontinental and Curopean Belts Match did not live up to expectations.

When did fans get to be some picky, that if a match doesn't involve perfection, that it "doesn't live up to expectations"? I personally thought the three-way between Jericho, Benoit, and Angle was good. It wasn't a classic, but not every match wreslers have, has to be an instant classic. Enjoy the match for what it was -- a way to develop new storylines and establish new feuds.

The same thing applies to The Rock not winning the title. Vince McMahon bucked tradition last night, and a heel walked away from WrestleMania with the belt still around his waist. In that moment, Triple H increased the value of the title so much, it's amazing fans are complaining so much. The Rock will get the gold. Make no mistake about it. But he is so over, that with or without the belt he is still the people's favorite. Triple H is, to borrow a quote from another web site "becoming a modern-day Ric Flair". His heelishness is second to no one, and his three straight title match wins on Pay-Per-View only solidify his status as a bad ass. I like the title longevity bit myself. It makes the belt worth more when it does change hands now.

RAW had the wrestling world to itself last night. While nothing shcoking happened, the show was overall very entertaining. For the first time in months, I really enjoyed Big Show. the humorous side of him showed through, and Show got over in two minutes more than he got over in his first year here. Simply amazing what a little attitude adjustment can do for you.

And Chyna is aligning herself with Eddie Guerrero now. I happen to enjoy it. It will put the focus of Chris Jericho solely where it belongs....on him. Go Jericho Go. Go Jericho Go.

Nitro was a recap of the past four-plus years on TNT. TOny Schiavone and Mark Madden went over some of the highlights including: the first-ever Nitro, the original NWO invasion, and the cruiserweight division. It was interesting to watch, but towards the end, I was reminded why WCW is in the funk it is right now. My only real gripe with the show was that Madden and Schiavone constantly hyped Eric Bischoff and Vince Russo. I could go into a long-winded rant aas to why I think they will fail, but it's been covered to death. Next week we'll see what the two alleged "geniuses" have come up with.