“The People’s Columnist” discusses the best video packages that the WWE has ever made and argues that they are often the best things the WWE creates.

“The People’s Columnist” celebrates his impending trip to Wrestlemania and runs down the epic Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels matchup.

In his latest opus, “The People’s Columnist” speaks out about WWE’s latest survey and his own disdain for his column’s name. Also, as a special bonus, cake!

The People’s Columnist breaksdown his breakthroughs of 2010.

For less than a penny, the People’s Columnist gives you his thoughts on the Wrestlemania picture, writers block and the Royal Rumble.

The People’s Columnist looks back at 2009 and explains how it changed wrestling forever.

The People Columnist, back from his honeymoon, addresses TNA’s Monday night offering and gives his thoughts on where they went wrong.

The People’s Columnist discusses the lack of dream matches and how changing the way PPVs are booked could bring them back.

The People’s Columnist returns from a long absence with his thoughts on the recent events in wrestling.

The People’s Columnist discusses the WWE’s major dilemma concerning the direction of their hottest new star, CM Punk.

The People’s Columnist reviews the effects of TNA’s year-long Main Event Mafia storyline.

The People’s Columnist offers a look at the Bound for Glory live experience with a match by match breakdown and analysis.

In a rare two for one special “The People’s Columnist” shows why The Undertaker is wrestling’s version of a Dementor and offers his thoughts on the recent poll on Chris Benoit.

This week, the “People’s Columnist” discusses the Iron Man match and it’s implications on the WWE.

Sunday night, for the first time ever, multiple Hell in a Cell matches will take place on one night. This is one of WWE’s new theme-oriented Pay Per Views, which many have seen as hit or miss. Last month’s Breaking Point had the same three main event matches as this month’s Hell in a Cell. That being said, the Cell adds a new level of intensity to all of these rivalries.

In his most controversial column to date, the People’s Columnist discusses Breaking Point and looks at the history of the “screwjob” finish in WWE.

I know that it may be a little early for a random thoughts column, but I felt like it.

Rey Mysterio vs John Morrison was perhaps the best match that I have seen since Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania 25 (which I honestly consider to be the best match in Wrestlemania history).  They told [...]

This week, the People’s Representative explores the inherent errors in WWE’s latest concept Pay Per View, Breaking Point.

The People’s Column takes a look at what has become the WWE’s favorite go-to move in the summer months.

This is Will Pruett from “The People’s Column” checking in with a live report from Summerslam and the Sunday session of Summerslam Axxess.

I’ll begin with Axxess.  I have never been to Wrestlemania or Wrestlemania Axxess.  I was hoping that this would be something like the Wrestlemania version of the event, but I was sadly [...]

In the spirit of Summerslam, The People’s Column takes a look at the evolution of the Tables Ladders and Chairs match.

Pulse Wrestling’s newest Columnist takes a look at his favorite champions in WWE (and WCW) history from the eyes of a true fan.