A Pretty Panda
fuckin' called it, man
I thought "brogue kick" was "bro kick" up until like an hour ago.
I thought "brogue kick" was "bro kick" up until like an hour ago.
YOU DICK
You know when the "lightning" strikes, there's usually some pyro exploding at the spot where it's supposed to strike? Live crowds just see the pyro exploding.And he can shoot lightning at will.
I wonder how they made the whole lightning thing look real, live
You're damn right Kane is a draw!In the segment-by-segment, Kane vs. Show lost 125,000 viewers which is less than usual for the second slot. David Otunga vs. Santino Marella with the John Laurinaitis/Teddy Long conflict, plus the Rock interview in front of the Rocky statue in Philadelphia gained 205,000 viewers. Daniel Bryan vs. Zack Ryder lost 418,000 viewers. John Cena vs. Mark Henry with Rock coming out gained 327,000 viewers to a 3.20 top of the hour, which is again a weak gain for that slot. Sheamus vs. The Miz lost 279,000 viewers, which is less of a drop than usual. The Randy Orton interview and Kofi Kingston & R-Truth vs. Jack Swagger & Dolph Ziggler lost 151,000 viewers. And the final segment with HHH, Undertaker and Shawn Michaels in the overrun gained 597,000 viewers, which is below average, but at a 3.32 overrun was still the highest rated thing on the show. The final segment gain was 2.2 to 2.5 among male teens, 2.5 to 3.2 in Males 18-49 (key because that is your most likely PPV buying audience so that audience was into this dynamic), 0.6 to 0.5 among women teens (that’s as low as I can recall for that demo at the end of the show, so it doesn’t indicate they care at all about this program) and 1.1 to 1.2 among Women 18-49.
What matters is that Hornswoggle gets a cut.it's freaking awesome that miz goes from "headlining" wm to not even being in it
I thought "brogue kick" was "bro kick" up until like an hour ago.
it's freaking awesome that miz goes from "headlining" wm to not even being in it
It's a shameful thing, isn't it?
SAME! I discovered it was "brogue" yesterday. Mind blown.
I'd rather save myself from the grief.why aren't we talking about WWE doing another 1 year build for the next wrestlemania main event?
why aren't we talking about WWE doing another 1 year build for the next wrestlemania main event?
why aren't we talking about WWE doing another 1 year build for the next wrestlemania main event?
Serious question, what do you think the build up would be for Rock/Cena if Rock was actually with the WWE for the whole year? I think/hope/pray/whatever it wouldn't what we've seen, just expanded over 52 Raws.
Well, I think it's a good concept.
Well, I think it's a good concept.
Vince will turn the wrestlers into MMA fighters in an attempt to rival UFC, of course the Superstars will then become bombarded with injuries having to fight 2-3 times a week including house shows.I agree with you both. WWE is a terrible company and we should be looking forward to their collapse.
I agree with you both. WWE is a terrible company and we should be looking forward to their collapse.
what were good Nitro ratings i wonder.The WWE currently has the same viewers for a good episode of dying Nitro. SD! now gets good ratings for a bad episode of Thunder.
Well, I think it's a good concept.
I agree with you both. WWE is a terrible company and we should be looking forward to their collapse.
-- We noted yesterday here on the website that WWE officials had been discussing a John Cena vs. The Rock rematch over the past week or two. WWE officials also talked about the possibility of doing a third match between the two. If they go with the trilogy, the first rematch would take place later this year, likely at SummerSlam. The third match would then take place at WrestleMania 29 in New Jersey.
ONCE IN A LIFETIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TNA! TNA! TNA!!!
According to that list, 4.8-5 million viewers.what were good Nitro ratings i wonder.
really? the way everyone always talks abut that era i just assumed like around nine million.According to that list, 4.8-5 million viewers.
That's what RAW was getting during that time (9 million) and what Nitro was getting before it started going downhill for them.really? the way everyone always talks abut that era i just assumed like around nine million.
really? the way everyone always talks abut that era i just assumed like around nine million.
Holy fucking shit!!! This. . . . . this. . . . this is. . . . . IT!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMYbAg6S11Y
-- We noted yesterday here on the website that WWE officials had been discussing a John Cena vs. The Rock rematch over the past week or two. WWE officials also talked about the possibility of doing a third match between the two. If they go with the trilogy, the first rematch would take place later this year, likely at SummerSlam. The third match would then take place at WrestleMania 29 in New Jersey.
ONCE IN A LIFETIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BOSTON (CBS) — In some local sports circles, WWE superstar John Cena is a legend. The Massachusetts native and Springfield College alum has gone on to professional wrestling championships and starring roles in movies, and he even sported Celtics gear in a playoff game in Orlando, making the locals proud.
However, when Cena started getting spotted wearing Rays jerseys and going to games in Tampa, the tide turned.
“Everybody, especially in the Boston area, literally wants me tried as a witch and burned at the stake,” Cena told Jimmy Traina on the SI Hot Clicks Podcast. “And I admire that about true Boston fans. Boston is a fantastic sports city.”
Cena said he grew up a Red Sox fan in northeastern Mass., but the massive changes to the team and the atmosphere at Fenway Park led to him becoming more enamored with the Rays.
“Fenway Park was a very different atmosphere when I used to go,” he said. “And I’ve seen that place become a destination. I’ve seen it become a place where you go and buy a pink ball cap and a pink T-shirt and you don’t know anybody on the team and you just enjoy the game.”
Beyond the fans at Fenway, though, Cena said the Red Sox lost their identity as the lovable underdogs.
“The Red Sox also by design have become the team that the Red Sox used to hate. They’ve become the Yankees,” he told Traina. “They spend mega, mega money on talent and usually nine out of 10 times they’re in a bidding war with the Yankees for talent.”
Cena explained how the way the Rays play baseball and seem to love it drew him in, even if the seats remain largely empty down in Tampa.
“They just somehow make it happen,” Cena said of the Rays. “They’re what the Red Sox used to be. Like, throw together a bunch of jumbled up dudes and hope that it happens.”
Regarding the Rays’ inability to sell out playoff games?
“That’s sad. That’s sad,” Cena told Traina. “But they’re a team that loves baseball, and I dig watching them.”
Despite his disenchantment with the Red Sox, Cena said he still follows the team.
“I’m a sports fan. I still watch the Sox,” he said. “I get NESN at the house. I still hear RemDawg [Jerry Remy] call the games. … I guess, like I said earlier about my character, I’ve always been me. When someone changes that drastically, it’s like, ‘Ah the franchise turned their back on me as a fan. We used to be a bunch of rugged bums. Now we’re a bunch of high end guys.’ I don’t know, it’s tough.”
Traina made sure to ask Cena one more Boston sports question in the podcast, and it involved a certain quarterback by the name of Tim Tebow.
“You know what? I’ve questioned so many of Belichick’s decisions, and he always makes me look like an idiot,” Cena said. “He would know exactly what to do with Tim Tebow.”
Despite all the Red Sox feelings, Cena hardly holds a grudge. When came to Boston this month for Monday Night Raw, he was roundly booed by the hometown crowd. Based on his own feelings toward the Red Sox, he understand the fans’ feelings.
“With constant success comes animosity, and I’m the perfect example,” he said. “I like the Rays for other reasons that I don’t like the Red Sox. And it’s exactly why people boo me out there.”
Despite his Celtics ties, Cena’s also been seen wearing a Lakers jersey and a Flyers jersey, but those topics weren’t covered. Maybe they will be in the next podcast.
B-b-b-but Rocky is holding him down.it's freaking awesome that miz goes from "headlining" wm to not even being in it
Fixed.If Cena really wanted to troll he'd be a Miami Marlins fan.
-- We noted yesterday here on the website that WWE officials had been discussing a John Cena vs. The Rock rematch over the past week or two. WWE officials also talked about the possibility of doing a third match between the two. If they go with the trilogy, the first rematch would take place later this year, likely at SummerSlam. The third match would then take place at WrestleMania 29 in New Jersey.
ONCE IN A LIFETIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Whose the source of this info?
Ahem...Miami Marlins fan.
I agree with you both. WWE is a terrible company and we should be looking forward to their collapse.
ElectricBlanketFire said:Were there any notable heel vs. heel matches in the WWF late 80s/early 90s era?
Screw you guys, I'm old school.
We don't want the WWE to fail.What is it with you guys and wanting the WWE to fail. If WWE was gone there'd be no more professional wrestling for me.