WWE Velocity

To me, anyways. Paul London and Akio built the Velocity house and tore it down by having some pretty classic matches. Basically the stomping grounds (PUN) of Paul London and the Cruiserweights, minus Mysterio, to shine on. Great fun to watch, you could probably call it, "The Wrestling Fan's WWE Program". You don't even have to watch Smackdown, as the important highlights are shown for you. D'ja miss Smackdown? Just watch Velocity. Forgot what happened in Chapter 47 of Eddie Guerrero's story? Just watch Velocity. JBL challenged Batista yet again, and you want to see that drama once more? Velocity. For all your Cruiserweight needs, Velocity is your show. 9/10

This Show Beats Livewire to The Post. This Show Is good if You Miss Smackdown. You Will get a good run of the past weeks Show. Livewire got out dated. This is good for the interviews aswell. The Brand Thing Has Changed the whole of the WWE.

WWE After Burn will break down the week that was for the WWE SmackDown!Brand. WWE After Burn will highlight matches and interviews from WWE SmackDown! show and WWE Velocity show as well as peeking behind the scenes with WWE SmackDown Superstars as they invade the entertainment world. It's not a show that I would bother watching every week because it's really boring and it's just about Smackdown! and Velocity. If it's only going to be about those two shows, then just call the dam thing SmackCity Recap, not after burn. The host of that show is also quit annoying. Please take this show off the air Vince, it's not worth the money. I give the show After Burn a D

Instead of dark matches, this is great for rookies so they are on TV. Heat is the same case. Both Velocity and Heat are used for wrestlers in lower than mid-card and rookies to try out. I really enjoy watching the rookies and even the low-cards. It's a great hour.

WWE Velocity features the superstars of the "SmackDown!" brand, including Hollywood Hulk Hogan, Triple H, Kurt Angle, The Hurricane, Billy & Chuck, and Rikishi. It features typically 4 matches, and gives a recap of "SmackDown!". Worth watching, especially if you're one of those unlucky few (such as myself) who don't get UPN, and thus can't see the superstars of the SmackDown! brand. If you watch, catch "WWE Confidential" afterwards, another typically good World Wrestling Entertainment show.