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Great exchange.
"Piece of garbage" should be reserved for the man with 7 documented assaults against 5 different women. Not a hypocritical ESPN personality.
Stupid Shit:
Don't lump us all in there, man.It's pretty telling that Sports Entertainment fans have more sympathy for abusers than those who speak out against them.
Arguably one of the better RAWs in awhile and it had poor ratings?
The man who now runs NXT with these same indy guys.* The latest issue of Pro Wrestling Illustrated has an article asking if Ring of Honor wrestler Bryan Danielson deserves all the hype he gets considering that a number of fans call him “The Best In The World.” However, some fans and wrestling insiders believe it’s ridiculous to slap Danielson with “The Best In The World” tag considering that he has little experience in the world’s biggest promotions. The article features an apparent quote from a WWE headliner ripping Danielson, who spoke to PWI on the condition of anonymity. Here is what was written in the article as it pertains to WWE:
“Best in the world? Give me a break. What, really, has he done?” wondered one WWE headliner and powerbroker who spoke under the condition of anonymity. “It takes more than just coming up with a few fancy submission holds to earn that kind of praise. Until he makes it to the big leagues, calling him ‘best in the world’ is an absolute joke.”
As harsh as those words may sound, they reflect a sentiment shared by others in the wrestling world that think Danielson’s hype is nothing more than just that – hype. They say that while Danielson’s unique offense may wow hardcore fans of independent wrestling shows, his lack of knowledge of how to actually “work” holds him back from making steps towards the next phase of his career. And, they say, while his fans may be quick to dismiss some of Danielson’s limitations as superficial — including his size and look — others say criticisms of Danielson’s lack of major league star power are legitimate.
While our WWE main eventer refused to be named in this story, many fans thought WWE champion Triple H had the “Dragon” in mind when he made these comments in an August interview with The Ottawa Sun. “If you go to the Internet, there’s always somebody saying ‘this guy is the best wrestler in the world’ … But it’s not about what they like. It’s what the masses like. These guys they’re talking about are wrestling in front of 50 people, not 20,000. And that’s because the masses don’t want to see them.”
Wrestling on Earth's Dirt Sheet History series is always a fun look back in time, from the latest, December 2008:
The man who now runs NXT with these same indy guys.
I think given Bryan the last couple of years, the current WWE Champion, and the foundation of your midcard and NXT, yes.Was he wrong?
I think given Bryan the last couple of years, the current WWE Champion, and the foundation of your midcard and NXT, yes.
I think that classes as snark
He's saying people don't want to see these indy guys though, Bryan proved that wrong before NXT, and NXT itself is proof that's not true.Yes, but this quote is from 2008.
The whole purpose of NXT is making guys better and ready for WWE, so that in fact just amplifies the quote. El Generico was great. Sami Zayn is better.
He's saying people don't want to see these indy guys though, Bryan proved that wrong before NXT, and NXT itself is proof that's not true.
He's saying people don't want to see these indy guys though, Bryan proved that wrong before NXT, and NXT itself is proof that's not true.
El Generico was great. Sami Zayn is better.
El Generico was already one of the very best wrestlers in the world, as was Bryan Danielson, and pretending otherwise just because they hadn't yet plied their trade in the WWE is/was straight up bullshit.
Triple H is talking about mass appeal. He sees wrestling as more than just in-ring work... And I agree with him.
It's worth pointing out that when they had Sami wrestle unmasked, everyone thought he was fucked...until they realized just how good of a goddamn promo he was when he wasn't shackled with the comedy gimmick of El Generico.
Tldr; we don't know shit
Sure, no one knew that Sami had a good promo in him because of his prior gimmick, but anyone who'd ever watched an El Generico match knew what outstanding natural and physical charisma he had. I was far more certain that he'd be a success in WWE than I ever was with Bryan.
Wait now Sami Zayn is an Anti Vax guy?
Just like how Vince is blind and Zayn is more injury prone than Bryan?No, he's taking Bryan's wrestling spot because Bryan is never coming back because he's anti-vax.
Just like how Vince is blind and Zayn is more injury prone than Bryan?
Just like how Vince is blind and Zayn is more injury prone than Bryan?
Brie said he was anti vax?No, that's dirtsheet bs, Bryan being anti-vax is straight from the horse's mouth on Total Divas.
Brie said he was anti vax?
I always find fake tv shows about fake tv shows to be the pillar of integrity. Though I do like when I use the internet.com it's just Stro on Reddit and Sunny here saying it. Sunny runs a website about wrestling, he could break this shit wide open. It's literally at his fingertips. Sell that information to Russo. It would go for some reasonable money since it would be the absolute first mention of it on the entire internet. Legit source for some Legit money.
The iron is hot and you're on the right side of the absurd vaccination debate. Make it happen, Sunny.
Bryan is on that show too.
But I think it was the ep where she revealed she wasn't on the pill because they don't believe in chemicals and blabla death and disease and that they don't use condoms so he has to come on her stomach.
And no, this isn't made up or anything, this is literally what is discussed on the show.Total Divas is the best thing WWE produces, in case you hadn't realised by now.