• Here’s an excerpt from last week’s ECW post: “I was surprised how much the fans were behind [Shelton] Benjamin, who I think has turned babyface, although I’m still not 100 percent certain.” Sure enough, Benjamin was a heel on Tuesday’s show, although he may have turned babyface (again?) since he and tag team partner Sheamus brawled with each other after their win over Goldust and Yoshi Tatsu. I have no idea what the creative team is trying to accomplish by scripting Benjamin to be such a wishy-washy character. In Tuesday’s tag match, Benjamin “stole” the victory from Sheamus by making a blind tag and covering Goldust after Sheamus had him beat. That’s a heel thing to do, so when Sheamus punched Benjamin after the match, the crowd cheered. However, I don’t see Sheamus turning babyface, so I think the idea was to get the fans to sympathize with Benjamin. I guess we’ll find out next week. Or not.

• Hurricane and Paul Burchill had another good match. It’s great that these guys were given enough time (the match lasted about 12 minutes) to actually put together a match that builds.

• When Zack Ryder’s opponent was announced as Rory Fargo, it immediately made me think of Jackie Fargo, a legend in the Memphis territory in the ’60s and ’70s. He was Jerry Lawler’s mentor and also formed a famous tag team with “brother” Don Fargo. Right on cue, Matt Striker said to Josh Matthews: “I wonder if he’s any relation to The Fabulous Fargos? You have no idea what I’m talking about.” Matthews proved Striker right by just ignoring the comment. On a side note, Rory Fargo has also wrestled under the name Rory Fox. You may recall him appearing on an MTV documentary about pro wrestling a decade ago. He was just starting out as an independent wrestler and was doing a paper boy gimmick as “Rapid Delivery” Rory Fox.