Bolieve it.
Replace that US title with the WWE title and you have the main event of WM35.
Ethan Carter III? Was that Bateman?
Oh nice. Haven't thought of that. Good one buddy. Now I'm wondering too. All I saw was his backstage segments. Is he any good in the ring?Yep, though I am wondering if he is playing Dixie's Carter son.
Not sure who Hardy, Hogan, Sting, or Angle would be.
TNA should go all in and do a full on direct parody/rip off of everything WWE is doing.
Dixie and Surge: Triple H and Stephanie
Abyss: Big Show
A8: Shield
Bobby Rooooo: Randy Orton
Austin Aries: CM Punk
Eric Young: Daniel Bryan
Garrett Bischoff: Mad Ox
AJ Styles: Dolph Ziggler
Kaz: Curtis Axel
Jeremy Borash: Paul Heyman
Hernandez: Ryback
Chris Sabin: Kofi Kingston
Daniels: Damien Sandow
Not sure who Hardy, Hogan, Sting, or Angle would be.
Not sure who Hardy, Hogan, Sting, or Angle would be.
Sandow was told no more singing and no more cartwheels
the problem of making almost the entire roster feel like mid-carders has really taken its toll, because the people react to them the same way. And some of the most talented guys on the roster are falling into the pattern of working to the level of their push. Plus, without good build-up to the matches and the nature of how they book that positions all but a few acts as meaningless, when characters are portrayed as mid-level, it’s difficult at big shows for those matches to get a lot of heat.
Austin Aries was on Busted Open radio show and asked about TNA’s popularity going down. He said, “I know why it’s gone and I’ll keep that to myself. I don’t control those decisions. All I can control is what’s in front of me and I feel whatever you put on my tee, I’m going to knock it out of the park. I’ve always felt that way, and the decisions that are made and what’s going to happen creatively, that’s above my pay grade as they say, and quite frankly, it’s not something that I want to stress myself out too much because I’m a passionate guy. I’m an opinionated guy. I love the industry and I‘ve followed it ever since I can remember and I got to control the things that I can control and that’s usually with a microphone in my hand and when I step in between the ropes.” He said the talent turnover is a good thing because it opens up new opportunities and keeps things fresh. He said he hasn’t noticed a difference in the locker room. He also noted that when he was cheered like crazy last year at Bound for Glory, that he told people in the company that would happen and they disagreed with him and he was right and they were wrong. That’s actually true, I did hear that Aries had openly said he was going to get cheered over Hardy at Bound for Glory last year, none of the decision makers believed it because Hardy was the most popular guy at virtually every show he appeared at (unless Hogan was there). But Aries was right. He also said last year he was wrestling with an annular tear in his lower back and a bulging and herniated disc. He believes clear cut good guys and bad guys are over and that everyone is a shade of gray and as long as you have strong, authentic characters people are going to gravitate to the characters they can relate to. He said he believes if you can succeed on top in ROH like Punk, Bryan and himself, you will learn to get over no matter where you are. He said the ability to get over isn’t something you can necessarily teach, and he noted that you either have it or you don’t, and Punk and Bryan had it before and they’ll have it ten years from now. He said that’s why you can’t judge a pro wrestler by a tape measure. He said he’s been judged that way before, and expects he will again, but those people who did, failed in their assessments. It is amazing that Austin Aries was down to the final cut for Tough Enough, and even with his working ability and talking ability, he didn’t even get onto the show. And if he did, we’d all be joking about how they chose Andy Leavine over him. Regarding what happened with Christy Hemme, he said, “That’s a difficult situation. I’m not going to say a whole lot about it but it was an unfortunate event. I’ll just say I was disappointed in the way things were handled in multiple levels and I think I will leave it at that for now.”
The only reasoning I can see behind telling Sandow to cut out the cartwheels is they don't want him doing things that will get him face pops. They're probably getting tired of all the heels getting more over than babyfaces (except for ADR). It's something they created themselves, though. WWE drilled it into the audience that legit good guys are tools and you should cheer for the guys who do what they want and generally be shit heads. They did it so hard in the Attitude Era that it bled over to kids who weren't even alive in 1999.
Rock and Austin were the biggest ones, but they also did it with DX, Jericho, Eddie, Cena, Edge, HHH, and a whole host of others. Plus WCW was doing the same thing. And they've definitely encouraged it with every Cena feud since 2006. Daniel Bryan is the first legit good guy to get a main event push probably since Bret in the early 90s.
Took some sick bumps too.Angle was the best entertainer wwe had
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The article didn't say, but I bet she was 1 of the people who preferred Matt.
Of course she was a Hardyz fan
Dillion Harper okay, Dillion Harper.
Of course she was a Hardyz fan
The site I use to watch old Attitude Era shows is dead.
Somebody help ease the pain.
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OH GOD NO GET IT OFF GET IT OFF
OH GOD NO GET IT OFF GET IT OFF
What kind of sick monster are you?
Oh this is awesome. Thanks for these.Have some dark matches. http://www.youtube.com/user/DarkMatches
Surely you already know the answer?Miz is actually applying it correctly in those last two gifs, but he looks so fucking sloppy doing it. How do you apply a move correctly and still look terrible?