• The highlight of a rather lackluster show was the verbal/physical confrontation between John Morrison and Drew McIntyre. Morrison displayed a lot of intensity on the mic without being too over the top, as he seemed to be speaking with genuine emotion rather than reciting lines. If Morrison can deliver performances such as that on a consistent basis, it’ll just be a matter of time before he breaks through to the next level. As for McIntyre, he played off Morrison well. It also was a nice touch for McIntyre to come out wearing a suit. Going back to Ric Flair stylin’ and profilin’ in the ’80s, I think a guy always comes off more like a champion when he’s dressed like one.

• The main event between Kane and Mike Knox was OK, but it was the same old result – a Kane victory. I think that makes Kane 3-0 against Knox on TV over the past three weeks. WWE continues to miss the boat on Knox.

• Vladimir Kozlov showed some fire working as a babyface against Ezekiel Jackson.

• Chavo Guerrero and Primo Colon had a good match, but considering their respective spots in the pecking order, I felt as if I was watching the equivalent of The Brooklyn Brawler vs. S.D. Jones. I was surprised that Guerrero actually won a match. It doesn’t say much for Colon when he can’t even beat a guy who continually loses to Hornswoggle.