Remember the ending of The Sopranos, dream?
Getting a WWE Immortals commercial during Impact.
Where's TNA Immortals?
According to Zap2It.com, last nights edition of WWE Smackdown, which was the second week the show has aired in the new Thursday time slot, averaged 2.814 million viewers.
This weeks number is up from the 2.675 million viewers the show took in for the debut on Thursday nights last week.
Go watch Mortdecai.It's Friday night and I've got nothing else to do......time to watch Smackdown!
I dunno, Furio APPEARS to be TMF with the massage parlor and a few other things. I always enjoy "Don' beetch to me" and "stupit facking game" Furio, but let's consider where he ended up and why.
WhereTony dies? It's not even a question. I expected to feel kind of torn given the response of the internet, but it was HANDS DOWN Tony dying.
What a great sign by HHH.
I don't hate on Roman for his promo abilities or in ring abilities. I've been watching wrestling for 23 years now. I'm well used to guys who aren't great getting pushes. I don't have much of a problem with it. Most of the top stars in wrestling history weren't great in the ring. Hulk Hogan? LOOOOOL at his in ring work after 1986 besides a handful of matches. Rock? His technical prowess left a lot to be desired. Austin? Besides his run in 2001, his main event time was spent as a brawler. Foley? Crash test dummy. Taker? He was boring as shit for most of his career. Ric Flair? Had the same fucking match for 30 years. John Cena? Has a high quality match 2-3 times a year. HBK? Wasted the entire 90s being a twat. Bruno Sammartino? Even at the time was considered to have little technical skill and was seen as a brute.
Very rarely has the top guy of a promotion actually been the best wrestler in the company.
Of all the guys in that list... Flair was the only one to run 1 hour matches. He wrestled the same match for 30 years because that is what the fans and promoters wanted, but he could do and did much more!
IGN: Bryan's going to be in the Rumble this year though. How does that change things for you?
Reigns: It doesn't change anything for me. He's considerably smaller than I am and this match isn't about submissions or pinfalls, it's about throwing a guy over the top rope. So I clearly have a weight advantage. I'm far more explosive. I think, if anything, I have the upper hand in a Royal Rumble match.
Match is so,good,on repeat viewing
Mauro is killing It
Fantasia is one of the greatest films of all time. That Nutcracker sequence is unstoppable.
Yeah. So what? Dude had the same match with Steamboat as he would with Sting. The same match with Terry Funk as he'd have with Bobby Eaton. Flair suffers more than probably any top guy for his lack of variability. The era of having instant access to all your matches hasn't been kind to him. Ric Flair is a dude who would have the same match with Vince Russo as he would with Harley Race.
So many actual wrestlers call him he best of all time, but that's ridiculous. He had one match that didn't even make sense and he plugged dudes into it no matter who they were and how they worked. I don't think that is the sign of greatest of all time. Dude also worked the wrong leg for the figure four for 40 fucking years.
They had games? Weird.¡HarlequinPanic!;148894127 said:yeah? I gotta check that shit out on netflix.
loved the game~ genesis AND xbone.
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i'm gonna shoot
the vast majority of disney movies are very bad and very overrated
Reminds me of every time there's a LTTP of a Disney movie or something similar and there's always an anime avatar with 'YEAH BUT GHIBLI'
Butfriends
i'm gonna shoot
the vast majority of disney movies are very bad and very overrated
Is there anyone on the planet who is watching TNA instead of NJPW?
Jesus christ, that was a great show
Since Brotista is busy being bigger than the WWE, Reigns feels safe this year. Bryan is no challenge.link
Hmph.
First taking Bryan's talking point about having the hardest hitting match with Lesnar and now that. Reigns is working the smarks well.
Yeah. So what? Dude had the same match with Steamboat as he would with Sting. The same match with Terry Funk as he'd have with Bobby Eaton. Flair suffers more than probably any top guy for his lack of variability. The era of having instant access to all your matches hasn't been kind to him. Ric Flair is a dude who would have the same match with Vince Russo as he would with Harley Race.
So many actual wrestlers call him he best of all time, but that's ridiculous. He had one match that didn't even make sense and he plugged dudes into it no matter who they were and how they worked. I don't think that is the sign of greatest of all time. Dude also worked the wrong leg for the figure four for 40 fucking years.
Is there anyone on the planet who is watching TNA instead of NJPW?
Jesus christ, that was a great show