Here's the video. http://vids.wwe.com/16285/wwecom-exclusive-triple-h-interr
LOL
but why was that during one of the 924890249802425529820342 commercial breaks during today's show?
Here's the video. http://vids.wwe.com/16285/wwecom-exclusive-triple-h-interr
LOL
but why was that during one of the 924890249802425529820342 commercial breaks during today's show?
This whole thing about "omg did rocky really get mad at cena" etc has got me thinking about a question I've been meaning to ask since the new wave of juniors, but anyone is obviously free to answer: When did you first realize that wrestling is a work?
LOL, that's the episode that I got my Gaf name from.![]()
THEY'RE NOT MEXICAN
THEY'RE PUERRICAN
Edit: you edited!
So, HHH buried Miz after the Cena/Miz match. Video is on WWE.com
I mean, this is how it LITERALLY happens. Miz is talking after the match, HHH music hits, he walks into the ring and IMMEDIATELY pedigrees Miz, then leaves.
This whole thing about "omg did rocky really get mad at cena" etc has got me thinking about a question I've been meaning to ask since the new wave of juniors, but anyone is obviously free to answer: When did you first realize that wrestling is a work?
For me, it was the 2nd time Undertaker was put in a casket and it was lit on fire (with Taz and Cole saying "this has never happened before" LOL).
...I'm pretty sure it happened twice. I do remember it was on a Smackdown, but it was also YEARS ago.
When did you first realize that wrestling is a work?
For me it was Survivor Series 2000 with the whole Austin/Triple H/forklift thing.This whole thing about "omg did rocky really get mad at cena" etc has got me thinking about a question I've been meaning to ask since the new wave of juniors, but anyone is obviously free to answer: When did you first realize that wrestling is a work?
For me, it was the 2nd time Undertaker was put in a casket and it was lit on fire (with Taz and Cole saying "this has never happened before" LOL).
...I'm pretty sure it happened twice. I do remember it was on a Smackdown, but it was also YEARS ago.
This whole thing about "omg did rocky really get mad at cena" etc has got me thinking about a question I've been meaning to ask since the new wave of juniors, but anyone is obviously free to answer: When did you first realize that wrestling is a work?
For me, it was the 2nd time Undertaker was put in a casket and it was lit on fire (with Taz and Cole saying "this has never happened before" LOL).
...I'm pretty sure it happened twice. I do remember it was on a Smackdown, but it was also YEARS ago.
Wait, wrestling is fake?This whole thing about "omg did rocky really get mad at cena" etc has got me thinking about a question I've been meaning to ask since the new wave of juniors, but anyone is obviously free to answer: When did you first realize that wrestling is a work?
The only time I thought it was real was when I was like 5 or 6. You couldn't mention wrestling without somone saying "it's fake" so I guess I knew after that. When I got back into it and started watching frequently, it was very clear to me that the match outcomes were predetermined. But when it really hit home that it was fake was when I watched this:When did you first realize that wrestling is a work?
i think it safe to say that beans and plywood are the all stars of february. ice water runs through their veins.
dem sin cara fans
YOU ARE ALL WALLABIES
YOU ARE ALL WALLABIES
I agree. He needs to be whacked.I saw Keyser Soze at catering, I didn't want to talk to him. I wanted to slap his face with some KungPaoPow chicken!
Also, I thought WWE boycotted Oregon, what happened?
I felt like this was going to be a let down as soon as he came out and didn't do his "Finally..." and started going into his love of WWE.
Does anyone have the screen cap of Chael Sonnen in the crowd from tonights RAW?
I knew it immediately. I'm not saying that to sound like a cool kid either. I didn't really get into wrestling until the late 90's. The way they would punch each other was the most glaring.This whole thing about "omg did rocky really get mad at cena" etc has got me thinking about a question I've been meaning to ask since the new wave of juniors, but anyone is obviously free to answer: When did you first realize that wrestling is a work?
Sorry, KRS? KPB?KRS to KPB
Innovator - Camo
2 reasons
Call out
So finally watched RAW, it was ok.
-D.Bryan made to look weak as shit getting the pinned, then there is no announcement to say the 'Winner of the match by DQ D.Bryan' will leave the crowd thinking he is weak as shit. At least have Jericho come out to cause the distraction to allow D.Bryan to win by countout.
-Jericho vs Punk is losing me somewhat - Snarky snark CM Punk not taking anything seriously, Jericho babbling about, and trying to fuse the Iatolola of Rock and rolla' with super serious Y2J is not working it has failed.
-Eve's new heel character works.
-Miz trying to get a shot at WM, reminds me they built him up he was dominant helps WWE to get press coverage E.g. as he is the only WWE Character that was ever allowed on appear on BBC TVfor instance. Burial continues when they should embrace him more.
-Guess we are getting at WM, Epico and Primo vs Swagger and Dolph vs Kofi and Truth vs Kane for Tag team championships.
-Rocky was great.
-Cena same old shit like usual. A note for John:
- Remember you said you never wanted to be a wrestler, you wanted to be a body builder.
- The best in orators in the world have cue cards - at least to keep them focused on the points they need to make.
-Rocky was great.
-Cena same old shit like usual. A note for John:
- Remember you said you never wanted to be a wrestler, you wanted to be a body builder.
- The best in orators in the world have cue cards - at least to keep them focused on the points they need to make, not memorize something 100% and make it come across bland and jokey like you do all the time.
I agree with most of the rest of the post, but I'm confused with this sentence. Are you saying that, when Miz was champion, he was booked as a dominating character? Because that was certainly not the case. He was a chicken-shit heel, like nearly every heel in WWE in the last, I dunno--7 years?
The Miz
Christian
Daniel Bryan
Dolph Ziggler
Wade Barret
Cody Rhodes (though getting better w/some legit wins)
R-Truth (at the time)
Mark Henry (was dominant for a short time, now back to chicken-shit)
Alberto Del Rio
Primo and Epico
Hunico
Shit's getting old, man
Do you really believe this? I honestly have no clue how anybody could have thought Rock was great last night. Cena slaughtered him.
This is what Rock's promo notes on his wrist said:
KRS to KPB
Innovator - Camo
2 reasons
Call out
This is what Rock's promo notes on his wrist said:
KRS to KPB
Innovator - Camo
2 reasons
Call out