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A WCW icon. Two former Ring of Honor champions. The longest-reigning tag team champions of all time and an unstoppable heavyweight seeking his first major WrestleMania program. These are the Superstars who emerged from the February 6 episode of WWE Raw as the night's biggest winners and losers for a variety of reasons. Two of them cut fantastic promos that reminded fans of just how talented of talkers they actually are. WWE treated another like a star right out of the gate, and he will hopefully remain one of the brand's elite villains for the foreseeable future. Then there was a decorated trio that has made minimal contributions to Raw since its crushing defeat this past December. Also, questionable booking Monday night slowed the push of a massive mountain of a man. As Fastlane approaches and WrestleMania draws near, the utilization of each Superstar on Raw becomes more and more vital to the overall strength of both of those cards. Some of these men benefited exponentia...

Aaron Bower Featured ColumnistFebruary 7, 2017 Credit: WWE.com Monday's edition of WWE Raw saw the first two matches officially announced on the card for Fastlane on March 5, but expect plenty more to follow over the coming weeks. With a number of weeks still to go until the show airs, WWE Creative has the chance to ensure the right matches are made to set up Fastlane as a well-rounded precursor for WrestleMania 33 later this year. And if the show is done right, there will be a lot of development in terms of the matches made for the 'Mania card following the events of Fastlane. Here's a look at the feuds on the Fastlane card that will help shape what could be one of the best WrestleMania shows in a good while.  Since WWE screwed Sheamus and Cesaro out of the Raw Tag Team Championships on Monday night, it doesn't quite feel like their rivalry with The Club is over just yet. Expect that to culminate at Fastlane, and in doing so, it will help shape the WrestleMania...

1 of 4 BlackMagic Design WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU The live-streaming space has experienced the kind of growth that has even high-end gear companies like BlackMagic taking note. What’s the biggest thing to hit the broadcast industry since color TV? Live-streaming and live webcasting, at least according to high-end video tech company BlackMagic Design. Today, the company unveiled five new products designed to simplify online streaming — and at a price that makes them a bit more accessible for small productions. Two new cameras offer the same functions at a lower price by removing the built-in battery, while a slew of production equipment aims to do more with less. BlackMagic said during a press conference that live-streams won’t replace traditional broadcasts, but  are becoming a part of the bigger picture. The company is continuing its focus on high-end products, but upgrading with a feature set more in-tune to the needs of live-casting. The updates also slim down th...