Holy shit
Bautista is the best. LOOK AT THE GIFT HE'S GIVEN US.
Holy shit
So that's who taught Titus to send dick pics
Maybe Dave should've told Titus to knock off that dumb dog bark while he was at it.
there are Titus dick-picks?
This James Gandolfini news has me bummed.....sudden heart attack is a bad way to go.
Money in the Bank on 7/14 in Philadelphia is already sold out.
There was a wrestler at the most recent camp in early June who was a Pan American games gold medalist in wrestling (Jim Ross made a reference to him in one of his blogs) who it was said looks remarkably like Bryan, just a little bigger. He also listed Bryan as his favorite wrestler and the guy he studies the most and apparently he was, as far as athletic ability went, the standout.
Colt Cabana has had two tryouts, set up by C.M. Punk, for a job as a color commentator. There’s nothing new on that front in the sense no job has been offered at this point.
In the segment-by-segment, the show opened at 3.04 for the Alberto Del Rio promo with Paul Heyman & C.M. Punk coming out. Christian vs. Wade Barrett lost 194,000 viewers. You’d hope Christian’s return would have at least held even. Sheamus vs. Cody Rhodes & Damien Sandow lost 164,000 viewers. Backstage stuff with HHH, Vickie Guerrero and Brad Maddox plus Team Hell No backstage gained 226,000 viewers. Randy Orton vs. Daniel Bryan gained 248,000 viewers to a 3.13 at 9 p.m. The A.J. Lee/Stephanie McMahon in-ring and Kaitlyn attack of Lee gained 168,000 viewers, which I’d consider good for the time slot. Dean Ambrose vs. Kane for the U.S. title and the backstage aftermath with Vickie, Vince McMahon and The Shield lost 341,000 viewers. That wouldn’t be so good. Antonio Cesaro vs. William Regal gained 41,000 viewers, which is also a good showing. The star period of the show was the John Cena and Mark Henry in-ring angle, which was one of the strongest periods on the show in a long time, gaining 738,000 viewers to a 3.57 quarter at 10 p.m. However, Mark Henry’s backstage heel interview and Chris Jericho vs. Heath Slater lost 953,000 viewers. People seem to always tune out at 10:15 p.m., but not at that level. Curtis Axel vs. Sin Cara plus the backstage stuff with the McMahons, Guerrero and Maddox gained 112,000 viewers. C.M. Punk vs. Alberto Del Rio with the post-match with Brock Lesnar and Dolph Ziggler gained 636,000 viewers to a 3.42 overrun.
Some wrestling news:
My guess is Rvd plus belief Daniel Bryan winning money in the bank and hope Punk vs Lesnar there led to the sellout.
Bryan has his clone getting ready in the wings
Offer him the NXT job and put him with Regal.
Raw Rating Breakdown:
Mark Henry was ratings gold plus Bryan continues he ratings gain streak as well as a Diva segment gaining viewers and Punk and Brock got the people interested.
He already used up his 'keep talentless/annoying friend employed' cards on Kofi.
He already used up his 'keep talentless/annoying friend employed' cards on Kofi.
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He already used up his 'keep talentless/annoying friend employed' cards on Kofi.
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I love CZW and Big Japan gifs
I'm upset because this set the future back about 10 years. It's inexorable. It's coming. I just have to fuckin wait for it.
Seriously:
It sucks to me, because if the Bone could have proven their 10 Family plan was financially viable for publishers to stay afloat while ensuring people could play the games, then we could have a future that embraced sharing and did it in a fair way. Now, unfortunately, and as expected, it's axed - which means the next attempt someone has at sharing on a large system like that will be much MORE restrictive (10 is pretty nice) and now we can't take that step, and it bums me out. I'm not "some fatass who doesnt want to change a disc" because that's not the issue - the issue to me is the perceived value of sharing and how it's just taken a backseat for another long time.
Thank god Steam is implementing a gameshare.
I wonder if I have ever been on there.
Antonio Cesaro being exposed on national TV. :3
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Vince must've had a hard on when he heard about this.
Vince is thinking: Must feed the commentators more talk show references to get them interested in having our stars appear on their show.
When you're right, you're right.
I like Colt but he's a square peg in a round hole at WWE. He should stop.
But Cabana is perfect for WWE. Especially in the PG era. It makes no sense that they had him for what, like 2 years, and gave him all of 3 matches on TV before deciding he just wasn't over. What?
There are reasons Cabana doesn't work in WWE. I will tell you them. The biggest reason is that he lives off crowd interaction in that ring. This is impossible for a WWE Superstar. TNA even lets their wrestlers interact with the crowd more than WWE does. In WWE, everything is for the camera, the live crowd might as well not even be there.
Colt Cabana also loves to interact with his fans outside of the ring, much more than WWE allows it's wrestlers to do in social media.
His essence as a performer would be crushed if he was forced to work around the structure of WWE. I asked him about why he was released once and he said they just had nothing for him. There are people that are high on him in the company (and not just Punk) but they don't know how to use his talent set.
Well the tryouts for him are as a colour commentator, not a wrestler. I imagine even if his wrestling lived and died by his crowd interaction, he's suitably well spoken and funny to be a decent commentator who can also bump and offer his own personality.
It's easy to say that when other wrestlers have little to no interaction with the crowd at all.D-Bryne interacts with the crowd more than anyone on TV and he's also the most over guy in wrestling right now.
He would be great as a color commentator, but I doubt he could sit there week after week with Vince screaming in his ears. Put him on NXT to get the incoming indie talent over, that would work perfectly. Especially since Dusty is one of the people who were high on him during his run in WWE.
Orton is still more legit over then Bryan. You can see it last Raw.
Orton is still more legit over then Bryan. You can see it last Raw.
You just let Colt be Colt. Let him be the dude who interacts with the crowd. D-Bryne interacts with the crowd more than anyone on TV and he's also the most over guy in wrestling right now.
I don't buy that since dudes in the 80s were doing tons of crowd work shtick in front of massive crowds on the reg.
Shawn Michaels relayed a recent conversation with WWE head Vince McMahon about talent evaluation. Michaels set it up as feeling what current new stars feel because he struggled to gain acceptance as an undersized wrestler who was given the WWF Title when others in the company felt like he wasn't worthy.
"I had a conversation a couple of weeks ago with the man in charge," Michaels said, "and we were talking about a certain individual and he goes, 'I just don't see money in him.' And I said, 'You said the same thing about me.' He said, 'I did not.' I said, 'Yes you did!' (laughs) I said, 'And it's okay. It's just one of those things.'"
Michaels continued: "I wasn't your prototypical - heck, I wasn't anybody's protoypical main event guy. And I knew that. So, you just do your absolute best. Yes, I was very scared and very worried, which had a lot to do with how bad I handled stuff because I spent a great deal of my career waiting for the other shoe to drop. Because it was a very real view of me and my ability and my talent. I'm a firm believer that talent does rise to the top, but you have to be patient. So, I spent a great deal of time worried, intimidated, and concerned that with each passing storyline, it might be the last one."
Vince and Co. had no choice but to go to those guys, really. When they had that steroid allegation thing going on, not to mention losing other big stars like Ric Flair (WCW) and Savage (injuries), he went to Bret Hart. Of course he still used went the big guy way with Yokozuna and Diesel, but Bret was definitely out of the norm for WWF champions. He was money for them since he became a huge international star.
Kind of surprised they didn't hand it to Luger at some point because he had that look going.
Hmm.
Time to watch some NXT featuring a bunch of guys Vince sees no money in, and Bo Dallas.
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