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October Wrasslin' |OT| Dia de los Mil Muertes
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"I wasn't ready!"
Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
Cena is winning the Rumble to come after AJ's title. Orton is probably next after Ambrose, which could carry all the way to RR.
BewareTheBatsie
Member
FallingEdge
Member
all natural
Bluekaveli
Member
Kenny was always built, that's why Hunter tried to bury him because he had a better natural body.
UrbanDandy
Member
Can you imagine Xavier Woods going solo?
Bluekaveli
Member
Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
Not according to Kenny.
Kenny says he got fired for running afoul of John Cena by ratting Cena out on having an affair with Mickie James.
Bluekaveli
Member
Damn! I never even heard of that.
FlammableD
Banned
fingers crossed all goes well.
UrbanDandy
Member
Hope the recovery is smooth.
Sir_Crocodile
Member
Got my Battle of Los Angeles Blurays today! Looking forward to watching them this weekend.
Definitely something along these lines happened - Kenny was going out with Mickie who cheated on him with John or some crap like that. Who knows if it's exactly as said or if it's being altered though.
When John broke up with Mickie later she took it SUPER hard and she had to be moved to the smackdown roster.
AND AJ did one of his famous last microsecond kickouts. He's so good.
Definitely something along these lines happened - Kenny was going out with Mickie who cheated on him with John or some crap like that. Who knows if it's exactly as said or if it's being altered though.
When John broke up with Mickie later she took it SUPER hard and she had to be moved to the smackdown roster.
AND AJ did one of his famous last microsecond kickouts. He's so good.
Reminds me of when Impact went live on Monday nights for the first time and Vince McMahon squashed it like a bug with Bret Hart returning to WWE TV.
Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
I still think Dana botching into a clean win over Bayley has to be one of the worst botches of the year.
Kenny talked about it on social media. I guess Cena and James (who were both attached to other people) were hooking up and Kenny (for reasons unknown) put it out there. Kenny got fired and after the relationship ended, James got transferred to another brand and saddled with the Piggie James gimmick.
Kenny talked about it on social media. I guess Cena and James (who were both attached to other people) were hooking up and Kenny (for reasons unknown) put it out there. Kenny got fired and after the relationship ended, James got transferred to another brand and saddled with the Piggie James gimmick.
The Strokes
Banned
No it isn't, he wouldn't have been on UpUpDownDown otherwise, for example.
slightconfuse
Banned
At least he didn't do that HBK sell that ziggler always does.
giancarlo123x
Banned
Thank you, this is beautiful. The way AJ's hair whips up makes it look devastating.ask and ye shall receive
Yep, Ellsworth's superkick was actually good looking. AJ sold it like a champ, and put a last second kickout on it. Great moment.
SAKU SAKU
Legit amazing
Lake Effect Kid
Banned
Lol. 14 year vet my ass. This guy almost necks himself with the styles clash last week, not that it would have an affect on him anyways (should have played that up). But he FLINCHES when AJ tries to hit him and doesn't sell it lol.
James is living proof that experience doesn't exactly make you good. Some people just have... IT
The Strokes
Banned
I don't think people are following the story here:
-AJ let his guard down because he doesn't consider Ellsworth a threat, Braun is trying to prove a point by squashing jobbers, whatever that may be.
-I noticed it during the match, but in Talking Smack, AJ was kayfabe concerned with the health of James, hence why he wasn't going hard on him and didn't want to pin him because he felt Dean been there something was gonna go wrong whereas Strowman doesn't give a fuck.
The only problem as a lot of people are pointing out is the fact that Ambrose is the one that always ends up on top.
slightconfuse
Banned
OMG Jack's Sean O'hare story
avengers23
Banned
Needs more Natty passing gas then.
BewareTheBatsie
Member
Yeeeah!SAKU SAKU
Go on.
Unbelievable.
It accidentally works with Dana's characterization of worst henchman ever.
Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
See gif. Dana was clearly not supposed to pick up a clean win over Bayley, she was supposed to put her feet on the ropes and fucked up.
There's a line between doing fun things in a way that works because the audience knows its not real and then just breaking the fourth wall by having Rising Blood Russo shit.
Despite what WrassleGaf Hero Max Landis says, the audience doesn't want a show about a wrestling show. But wrestling is, again, supposed to be fun and this is in good fun. Sure, AJ looks dumb in the process, but AJ's schtick is being a shitheel who giaves himself rhyming nicknames.
FlammableD
Banned
It's happening
http://www.wwe.com/shows/wwenxt/art...-and-crazy-mary-dobson-wwe-performance-center
Three internationally acclaimed Superstars have arrived at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Fla., to begin training.
Tom Budgen, Damian Mackle and Sarah Bridges — known around the world as Tommy End, Big Damo and “Crazy” Mary Dobson, respectively — are among the newest signees to WWE developmental contracts. Their official start in Orlando comes after months of speculation that all three were on their way to WWE and NXT.
Tom Budgen (pictured above) is a 14-year veteran from Amsterdam who boasts an extensive background in kickboxing and pencak silat, a class of Indonesian martial arts that involves grappling, striking and weapon fighting. Trained by the likes of Chris Hero, Nigel McGuinness and MMA pioneer Bob Schrijber, “The Anti-Hero” has emerged as one of wrestling’s most prolific and dangerous strikers, a tatted, black-metal mutilator whose kicks, elbows and knees threaten to cave in skulls. Budgen competed across Europe, Japan and the U.S., including with EVOLVE Wrestling, London’s PROGRESS Wrestling, Germany’s Westside Xtreme Wrestling and California’s Pro Wrestling Guerrilla.
Damian Mackle comes to the Performance Center from Northern Ireland, where the barrel-chested brute is called “The Beast of Belfast.” Inspired by local hero and legendary tough man Fit Finlay, Mackle made his ring debut in 2005, and has studied under former WWE Universal and NXT Champion Finn Bálor and current NXT coach Robbie Brookside. At 6-foot-3 and more than 300 pounds, Mackle was a premier super-heavyweight on the independent scene, having wrestled under the banners of U.K.-based Insane Championship Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling and New England-based Beyond Wrestling, among other organizations. He has also locked horns with Samoa Joe and NXT Champion Shinsuke Nakamura in the past.
Indiana native Sarah Bridges, meanwhile, brings nearly brings nearly five years’ experience to the WWE Performance Center. Only 23 years old, Bridges has toured throughout the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Europe, as well as Japan, where she also lived and trained under former WWE Superstar Taka Michinoku. Initially carving her niche in the hardcore-wrestling circuit, Bridges has competed in Shimmer Women Athletes, Shine Wrestling and Ring of Honor. She is often recognized for her war paint and for entering the ring in an eerie hockey mask straight out of “Friday the 13th.” Outside of wrestling, Bridges trains in Olympic weightlifting and has won several competitions.
Stick with WWE.com for more information on WWE’s newest Performance Center recruits.
http://www.wwe.com/shows/wwenxt/art...-and-crazy-mary-dobson-wwe-performance-center
Three internationally acclaimed Superstars have arrived at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Fla., to begin training.
Tom Budgen, Damian Mackle and Sarah Bridges — known around the world as Tommy End, Big Damo and “Crazy” Mary Dobson, respectively — are among the newest signees to WWE developmental contracts. Their official start in Orlando comes after months of speculation that all three were on their way to WWE and NXT.
Tom Budgen (pictured above) is a 14-year veteran from Amsterdam who boasts an extensive background in kickboxing and pencak silat, a class of Indonesian martial arts that involves grappling, striking and weapon fighting. Trained by the likes of Chris Hero, Nigel McGuinness and MMA pioneer Bob Schrijber, “The Anti-Hero” has emerged as one of wrestling’s most prolific and dangerous strikers, a tatted, black-metal mutilator whose kicks, elbows and knees threaten to cave in skulls. Budgen competed across Europe, Japan and the U.S., including with EVOLVE Wrestling, London’s PROGRESS Wrestling, Germany’s Westside Xtreme Wrestling and California’s Pro Wrestling Guerrilla.
Damian Mackle comes to the Performance Center from Northern Ireland, where the barrel-chested brute is called “The Beast of Belfast.” Inspired by local hero and legendary tough man Fit Finlay, Mackle made his ring debut in 2005, and has studied under former WWE Universal and NXT Champion Finn Bálor and current NXT coach Robbie Brookside. At 6-foot-3 and more than 300 pounds, Mackle was a premier super-heavyweight on the independent scene, having wrestled under the banners of U.K.-based Insane Championship Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling and New England-based Beyond Wrestling, among other organizations. He has also locked horns with Samoa Joe and NXT Champion Shinsuke Nakamura in the past.
Indiana native Sarah Bridges, meanwhile, brings nearly brings nearly five years’ experience to the WWE Performance Center. Only 23 years old, Bridges has toured throughout the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Europe, as well as Japan, where she also lived and trained under former WWE Superstar Taka Michinoku. Initially carving her niche in the hardcore-wrestling circuit, Bridges has competed in Shimmer Women Athletes, Shine Wrestling and Ring of Honor. She is often recognized for her war paint and for entering the ring in an eerie hockey mask straight out of “Friday the 13th.” Outside of wrestling, Bridges trains in Olympic weightlifting and has won several competitions.
Stick with WWE.com for more information on WWE’s newest Performance Center recruits.
It accidentally works with Dana's characterization of worst henchman ever.
Sums up modern WWE quite well.
Bluekaveli
Member
Kenny went into business for himself, damn. I never knew why he got canned but I was not happy since I liked him. Good guy, has great talent.
BewareTheBatsie
Member
You can just smell the future Alexa Bliss feud.
Bluekaveli
Member
Yes big dano! I just asked about this last week.It's happening
http://www.wwe.com/shows/wwenxt/art...-and-crazy-mary-dobson-wwe-performance-center
Three internationally acclaimed Superstars have arrived at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Fla., to begin training.
Tom Budgen, Damian Mackle and Sarah Bridges known around the world as Tommy End, Big Damo and Crazy Mary Dobson, respectively are among the newest signees to WWE developmental contracts. Their official start in Orlando comes after months of speculation that all three were on their way to WWE and NXT.
Tom Budgen (pictured above) is a 14-year veteran from Amsterdam who boasts an extensive background in kickboxing and pencak silat, a class of Indonesian martial arts that involves grappling, striking and weapon fighting. Trained by the likes of Chris Hero, Nigel McGuinness and MMA pioneer Bob Schrijber, The Anti-Hero has emerged as one of wrestlings most prolific and dangerous strikers, a tatted, black-metal mutilator whose kicks, elbows and knees threaten to cave in skulls. Budgen competed across Europe, Japan and the U.S., including with EVOLVE Wrestling, Londons PROGRESS Wrestling, Germanys Westside Xtreme Wrestling and Californias Pro Wrestling Guerrilla.
Damian Mackle comes to the Performance Center from Northern Ireland, where the barrel-chested brute is called The Beast of Belfast. Inspired by local hero and legendary tough man Fit Finlay, Mackle made his ring debut in 2005, and has studied under former WWE Universal and NXT Champion Finn Bálor and current NXT coach Robbie Brookside. At 6-foot-3 and more than 300 pounds, Mackle was a premier super-heavyweight on the independent scene, having wrestled under the banners of U.K.-based Insane Championship Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling and New England-based Beyond Wrestling, among other organizations. He has also locked horns with Samoa Joe and NXT Champion Shinsuke Nakamura in the past.
Indiana native Sarah Bridges, meanwhile, brings nearly brings nearly five years experience to the WWE Performance Center. Only 23 years old, Bridges has toured throughout the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Europe, as well as Japan, where she also lived and trained under former WWE Superstar Taka Michinoku. Initially carving her niche in the hardcore-wrestling circuit, Bridges has competed in Shimmer Women Athletes, Shine Wrestling and Ring of Honor. She is often recognized for her war paint and for entering the ring in an eerie hockey mask straight out of Friday the 13th. Outside of wrestling, Bridges trains in Olympic weightlifting and has won several competitions.
Stick with WWE.com for more information on WWEs newest Performance Center recruits.
Dick Justice
Banned
This is who Vince sees as the future face of the Women's Division?
It accidentally works with Dana's characterization of worst henchman ever.
slightconfuse
Banned
O'hare threaten to throw him in a river at an autograph signing
BewareTheBatsie
Member
Wasn't Kenny engaged to Mickie? Or at the very least dating her. That could probably justify why he spoke out about it.
Look at that damn power cable running from his upper pec right down through his bicep.
Miz is smart to stay covered head-to-toe right there.
slightconfuse
Banned
Did this really happen? Jesus, Dana is bad...
I always enjoy digging into the CAW engine.
Sometimes I wonder how differently a modern-day WWE game would play if I were to rescale all of the attributes on a streamlined 10-point (0, 10, 20, and so on) kayfabe (meaning I'd try to set aside my bias and rate them according to their make-believe skillz) system, using the entire range (so the worst wrassler would be far, far worse than a 79 overall or whatever they do now).
One day I'll waste a day doing this. One day.
