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Do you really want to know because its a gif from age where the attitude era was over and the WWE couldn't admit it.
Steph lost a bet on some match or something. So her lost meant she had to engage in hot lesbian action. So after getting hot women, Eric Bischoff instead got this fat women instead to make out with Steph.
Instead it was a swerve and it was Rickishi under makeup and the result is the gif.
Sibersk Esto
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Remember when The Rock forced Vince to kiss Rikishi's ass and Jim Ross took it as an affirmation of the existence of god?
It gave Heyman a chance to run a production company.
It pushed Edge and the smackdown six as well as get Brock a stage to shine.
If Vince had kept his hands off of one of the brands we might look back on it differently.
You're forgetting something. Edge sucked back then. He was THE shittiest face before Cena face became standard.
She's tall, and she hates Honma, so she's a keeper in my book.
dat Karen
She's tall, and she hates Honma, so she's a keeper in my book.
If Heyman could just let one little thing slide now and again, we may have had him longer. Also, not sleeping on conference calls until his phone dies.
Aince I just posted that Bischoff gif, I think it's time to bask in the glory of 3 minute warnings theme. http://youtu.be/L9TmoMYqSjQ
No he wasn't. He was pretty great on Smackdown and it wasn't until his injury return when he started stinking up the joint.
I really, really liked 3 Minute Warning a lot.
Like a lot a lot.
Great how? He had zero personality post-E&C. The closest thing they gave to him as a personality was when he started doing the You Suck shit. Which is as bad as face Sheamus.
Like a lot a lot.
Great how? He had zero personality post-E&C. The closest thing they gave to him as a personality was when he started doing the You Suck shit. Which is as bad as face Sheamus.
plagiarize
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Yes, it was.
Yeah. Smackdown during the brand split was reliably a much better show than Raw was then, and Raw is now.
bean breath
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Are those all-natural, baby?
dat Karen
I can forgive a lot for terrific matches like he was having and hey, it's hard when you're coming off a run with Captain Charisma. I remember some entertaining stuff he did with Angle, like the photos with stuff written on them. Admittedly, I was younger...
If probably hold that Heyman era of Smackdown up against anything WWE has put out. Just a phenomenal amount of talent at his disposal and he got the best out of most of them.
Better yet why are you running a company where employee's feel the need to spy in order to get ahead?
I feel like for the histroy of WWE you take Vince out of the situation and things get better or you don't have shit like HBK vs god.
Meanwhile you take an outsider and have them run WCW and its a fucking mess. (At least pre-Nitro).
Years from now people will look at the Brand split and Cena as the lowest low of wrestling.
If HHH doesn't sign ROH's complete roster and create NXT what does WWE look like now? Would they fucking have Shaemus vs Hogan?
sf2fanatic
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First guy, is that his trademark with the Cloud from FF7 look?MOTC
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Morishima's hair is more silver than bad bleachjob yellow now. Not gonna lie, looking pretty fresh.
Jimmy King
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slightconfuse
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Hey man is leaving if Brock leaves
But there are issues that could prop up.
Lucha Underground is on a Network 5 people get
ROH is having financial problems (According to what I heard Meltzer say on a podcast"
NOAH is getting propped up by NJPW
TNA is TNA
Has the NXT woman whose nude picture leaked been fired yet?
Also, I'm not sure what NXT is doing with its recent emphasis on reclamation projects. I like it when WWE stars come in for a match every now and again, but it seems there's more and more of the "revitalize your career" theme with the TV show. I may be misreading things.
Also, I'm not sure what NXT is doing with its recent emphasis on reclamation projects. I like it when WWE stars come in for a match every now and again, but it seems there's more and more of the "revitalize your career" theme with the TV show. I may be misreading things.
Hey Man? You mean the guy that chants "Hip hop hooray hoooo heeeeey hooooo" on his way to the ring?
BronsonLee
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Why would she be fired?
Why would she get fired?
HeisenbergLannister
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SPECIAL MOMENT! SPECIAL MOMENT! - Jerry Lawler
Jimmy King
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for having a smoking hot body?
Serpentine
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Doc Gallows in The Temple! BULLET CLUB IN LU
So then why didn't he ask if Seth got fired, he's the asshole that "cheated", not her.
Keep it safe for work...that's pushing it.
Jimmy King
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serenewarfare
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Update from Meltzer on the Brock situation
Other than the "faggot" thing, I don't see anything that makes her a terrible person. An idiot? Absolutely. But lots of people are idiots and still employed.
Other than the "faggot" thing, I don't see anything that makes her a terrible person. An idiot? Absolutely. But lots of people are idiots and still employed.
Hard to turn down a ton of money. If anyone big gets popped by UFC again they could be bidding for Brock as high as bellator.
Plus Brock wanted to work more dates this year and WWE didn't want to pay him.
Katsuhiko Nakajima & Taiji Ishimori vs Takeshi Morishima & MAYBACH Taniguchi
Some great talent in here, some so-so talent in here. I was interested to see how this would go. The match is right flat in the middle of the card where one might put some divas matches if they booked divas. It's very thrown together. The only real 'storyline' in it is that Morishima's Army is feuding with everyone, and Taiji and Nakajima count as 'everyone.' Heels attack the faces(Taiji and Nakajima) before the bell starts in usual Violent Army fashion, but the faces get some heat back and run the heels off for a while. Mostly Taiji taking a lot of beatings at the start of the match.
Taiji gets thrown out of the ring and suddenly Kenou appears from out of fucking nowhere and beings attacking him before throwing Taiji back into the ring. A couple seconds later, Ohara has shown up at ringside too. Where did they come from? They weren't out there for entrances, and now they've suddenly showen up. Taiji takes a lot of a beating and gets little in before tagging Nakajima in. Nakajima goes hog on Morishima and proceeds to kick the crap out of him. Kenou and Ohara just blatantly run into the ring to beat down Nakajima(which isn't a DQ) and Nakajima ends up taking down all four members of Violent Army by kicking them in the chest/stomach. Nakajima ascends the top rope and nails Morishima with a nice dropkick.
Nakajima keeps the pace going and looks really great. The camera keeps cutting to an elderly couple in the crowd.
Yep, pretty sure that's the angle they're going with for Nakajima. Nakajima's hubris gets to him when he attempts to backdrop Morishima who turns the tides by using his weight and falling on Nakajima mid-backdrop. Thought it looked really cool. Taiji gets a much needed tag and finally gets to show some offense, but he's eventually cut off by Taniguchi who hits him with a chokeslam.
Taiji kicks out but gets a gutwrench powerbomb for his trouble, and Taniguchi pins Taiji.
Violent Army all come out at the end and cut a promo. It will be very interesting to see them confront Suzuki-gun, as it's obvious that'll be the end-game.
I thought this match was perfect for what it was. Easily the match of the night so far over the two 6 man tags. It was brief, but it did everything it needed to do. Morishima didn't do a ton, but he helped Nakajima look great. 'The Young Master' Nakajima looked the strongest out of this, and I'd love to see him and Sabre win the GHC Jr. tag titles. But he wasn't the only one I thought looked great. Taniguchi looked much better than he had in the past. He didn't look like a star or anything, but he justified his spot with Morishima, Ohara, and Kenou by being very effective. Calling Taniguchi 'solid' might give him too much credit, but he works well in short bursts, and he's got a great look, so they booked to his strengths. He's got a pretty decent moveset as well, even if he's not the best at performing them, so that helps spice up some of his faults. Even with the outside interference, I thought this match was very, very well paced, and I wouldn't be surprised if Gedo booked it. Better than I expected. No one looked bad at the end of it.
Some great talent in here, some so-so talent in here. I was interested to see how this would go. The match is right flat in the middle of the card where one might put some divas matches if they booked divas. It's very thrown together. The only real 'storyline' in it is that Morishima's Army is feuding with everyone, and Taiji and Nakajima count as 'everyone.' Heels attack the faces(Taiji and Nakajima) before the bell starts in usual Violent Army fashion, but the faces get some heat back and run the heels off for a while. Mostly Taiji taking a lot of beatings at the start of the match.
Taiji gets thrown out of the ring and suddenly Kenou appears from out of fucking nowhere and beings attacking him before throwing Taiji back into the ring. A couple seconds later, Ohara has shown up at ringside too. Where did they come from? They weren't out there for entrances, and now they've suddenly showen up. Taiji takes a lot of a beating and gets little in before tagging Nakajima in. Nakajima goes hog on Morishima and proceeds to kick the crap out of him. Kenou and Ohara just blatantly run into the ring to beat down Nakajima(which isn't a DQ) and Nakajima ends up taking down all four members of Violent Army by kicking them in the chest/stomach. Nakajima ascends the top rope and nails Morishima with a nice dropkick.
Nakajima keeps the pace going and looks really great. The camera keeps cutting to an elderly couple in the crowd.
Yep, pretty sure that's the angle they're going with for Nakajima. Nakajima's hubris gets to him when he attempts to backdrop Morishima who turns the tides by using his weight and falling on Nakajima mid-backdrop. Thought it looked really cool. Taiji gets a much needed tag and finally gets to show some offense, but he's eventually cut off by Taniguchi who hits him with a chokeslam.
Taiji kicks out but gets a gutwrench powerbomb for his trouble, and Taniguchi pins Taiji.
Violent Army all come out at the end and cut a promo. It will be very interesting to see them confront Suzuki-gun, as it's obvious that'll be the end-game.
I thought this match was perfect for what it was. Easily the match of the night so far over the two 6 man tags. It was brief, but it did everything it needed to do. Morishima didn't do a ton, but he helped Nakajima look great. 'The Young Master' Nakajima looked the strongest out of this, and I'd love to see him and Sabre win the GHC Jr. tag titles. But he wasn't the only one I thought looked great. Taniguchi looked much better than he had in the past. He didn't look like a star or anything, but he justified his spot with Morishima, Ohara, and Kenou by being very effective. Calling Taniguchi 'solid' might give him too much credit, but he works well in short bursts, and he's got a great look, so they booked to his strengths. He's got a pretty decent moveset as well, even if he's not the best at performing them, so that helps spice up some of his faults. Even with the outside interference, I thought this match was very, very well paced, and I wouldn't be surprised if Gedo booked it. Better than I expected. No one looked bad at the end of it.
Perspicacity
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A couple of random bans in here would do us some good and God knows must of you deserve one.
BoboBrazil
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Its hilarious she was talking shit about people who cheat and then cheated on her fiance with Seth.
serenewarfare
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WWE's financial situation is much better this year than it was last year. They can afford to use Brock. Money's good in MMA, but Brock also isn't stupid and knows his long-term health is much better if he stays with WWE. Plus, if he stays with WWE and keeps up the level of performance he has been, he'll maintain the deal he has. If he goes to UFC and gets beat in his first fight back, which is highly likely at this point, then his value to WWE is diminished. Staying with WWE is the lowest risk proposition by a mile.
Sibersk Esto
Banned
Man wwf pushed the fuck out of Chyna back in the day
Well deserved. She made a young up and coming Jericho go over.
They will book an easy win for Brock wherever he goes in MMA.
serenewarfare
Banned
If Brock is the fighter he was in his first run pre-diverticulitis, and there is no reason to believe he isn't, he would get beat by any of the top ten heavyweights in the UFC. And you ain't headlining a show with Brock Lesnar vs. Brendan Schaub. And for as much as people want to talk about Bellator, I don't see a chance he goes there. If Brock goes back to MMA at all, it won't be about the money. It'll be about proving that he can still do it. Every single report on the possibility of him going back has said as much.
Sibersk Esto
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WWF ever do something with their AAA deal other than random raw matches with no build-up?
I don't know. I just assumed the WWE had some morality clause.
Don't misconstrue. I'm not advocating she get fired.
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