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True enough I'm just glad to have something that cuts through the usual WWE chicanery and bullshit in favour of quality wrestling.
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sometimes i can't believe we have Nakamura in NXT
IT'S STILL SURREAL TO ME DAMMIT!
If Smackdown is getting 3 hours then prepare for Smackdown to be canceled by the next WWE deal.
I can't imagine anyother network wanting to throw 7 hours of primetime ad money out the window when the audience doesn't stick around for other shows.
Aries vs Nakamura has a good chance of being match of the year.
If this is possibly your last show, why aren't you bringing your top guys for it? Money problems? Or just holding out hope?Rob Van Dam, Jerry Lynn, Kid Kash, Chris Hamrick, Steve Corino, Dawn Marie, Simon Diamond, Chilly Willy, Sinister Minister, Mikey Whipwreck, Joel Gertner, Cyrus and Balls Mahoney were among those also not flown in.
That isn't even the Evolve website.
Chalk one up for Gabe's fantastic online marketing acumen - it's been like that for years.
I agree. Wherever he goes he'll be champ in 5 months.Wherever he goes at least he'll be able to drop the Stardust gimmick and make a serious run.
fwiw, that's supposed to be changing soon.
Good, Dillinger is so over right now, time to make good while it lasts.
On the final edition of WCW Monday Nitro, the WWF hijacks the last fifteen minutes of the broadcast and goes to a simulcast of WWF Raw, ruining WCWs plans to use the final fifteen minutes for a main event between former WCW World Champions David Arquette and Vince Russo
😂 is this really real?
The first part, yes. I REFUSE to believe the second though, jesus fuck.😂 is this really real?
Jesus H fucking Christ, just when I thought all of my ex-girlfriend shit was behind me and she moved away.... guess who my grandpa saw working at her old bank job again today in my town!?
No.
Shane McMahon booked the show 6 hours before it aired. Flair talks about it in his book.
Lmfao I should've just put the last part, that took me by surprise. Pwtorch is good.The first part, yes. I REFUSE to believe the second though, jesus fuck.
I thought they only would bring in guys with upward mobility to the WWE? Its why Sami Callihan isn't with Evolve?
I thought they only would bring in guys with upward mobility to the WWE? Its why Sami Callihan isn't with Evolve?
Eden Stiles?
Look at Luke Gallows: a nothing character in WWE, got released, then made a fucking name for himself in the indies/Japan, and came back to WWE as a legit star.
If Gallows can do that, I think Cody could absolutely make himself a superstar outside of the WWE. As well as Wade Barrett. As well as Sandow. As well as a good half of the WWE roster, honestly. Of course you may risk your Tensai scenarios, but I don't know how much you could have done with Albert anyways.
It also means sacrificing money now... to potentially make a ton more later. you need a certain amount of ambition to take that "risk".
If your promotion is trying to "work the sheets" in 2016 you've got a problem.
Cody isn't 6'8"
If your promotion is trying to "work the sheets" in 2016 you've got a problem.
Isn't majority of the champs in most wrestling organizations now are under 6'2?Cody isn't 6'8"
But if she loves being rolled up she's a keeper. Be daring friend!!That moment when you find out a really cute girl (she has 3 kids tho.....) in the office is really into wrestling...
BUT shes a Roman fan. #notsafe
That moment when you find out a really cute girl (she has 3 kids tho.....) in the office is really into wrestling...
BUT shes a Roman fan. #notsafe
Chris Harrington did some great work in noting the correlation between the wrestlers with the most matches in a given year, and significant injuries the next year. It makes sense because one key WWE guy, a few months back, was saying that they rely so much on Seth Rollins as far as the schedule and ring time is concerned, and he figured that the guys body was going to break down. Very shortly after, he suffered the ACL tear.
In 2014, Cesaro worked the most matches and the next year he suffered a torn rotator cuff that needed surgery. In his case, its not just that he works hard in the ring, but also lifts very heavy. Rollins was second. Jey Uso was sixth and needed shoulder surgery the next year. Goldust was seventh and also needed shoulder surgery the next year.
This also correlates to what I wrote a few weeks ago regarding the preponderance of shoulder injuries in WWE in the last year, although Goldust and Randy Orton wouldnt be guys who would be doing their weight training at the performance center.
In 2013, the guy who worked the most matches was Daniel Bryan, and he had the neck injury which put him out for much of 2014, before the concussion injury this year. Reigns, who was sixth, had the hernia, as did Ryback, who was seventh.
In 2012, the guy who worked the most matches was Sheamus, who ended up needing surgery for a torn labrum (shoulder) the next year. Kingston was fourth and had a shoulder injury.
These results may be a good indication, similar to the number of pitches that pitchers are throwing (which has changed in modern times), to monitor the amount of matches people work during a year. With Reigns and Ambrose both working so many dates in 2015 because of their value to the company, history would put them in the high-risk category for a major injury sometime this year, and they are two of the most valuable performers on the roster right now.
#GlassHalfFull
You'd have someone to complete the other half of the "Let's Go Roman / Roman Sucks" chant
That moment when you find out a really cute girl (she has 3 kids tho.....) in the office is really into wrestling...
BUT shes a Roman fan. #notsafe
Ask her what's her fav 5.I said I love Seff and she said she's hated him because he broke up The Shield.
HOWEVER, she's a Daniel Bryan fan.
I said I love Seff and she said she's hated him because he broke up The Shield.
HOWEVER, she's a Daniel Bryan fan.
Ask her what's her fav 5.
J/k
I got her Fav 5, friend
Roman
Bella Twins
Cena
Daniel Bryan
Not Fav 5
All the luchadors
Yeah, I'm afraid I got some bad news, DMz.
alternatively:
become a superstar outside of the wwe until vince dies, then come back