Didn't get a chance to see the PPV last night (usually to to Buffalo Wild Wings with some buddies), but I read the spoilers. Miz and Truth is a really good start to a strong stable. Miz is a good talker in the 'Flair' role, Truth is a decent 'Arn' character. Cody would be a great fit in the 'Tully' mold. I'm blanking on who to put in the last role though. Maybe Mark Henry? That'd be weird to have the champ in a supporting role, but his personality would put him there by default.'OddibeMcD said:Still a fan of what they are doing. Cody Rhodes is growing on me as well.
What are you referring to, I miss this hint...still, I marked out a little at the hint of DX in the ending to the show.
Thanks for the link. His wrestling appearance a few months ago was sad and difficult to watch, and should never have happened.Edit: I also never knew he had shot and killed someone earlier in his life.Wow, this is a fantastic and strong video of the Scott Hall story put together by ESPN. I highly recommend it if you have 20 minutes to spare. http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=7124904&categoryid=2378529
Yeah I learned a lot from that piece as well. I had only seen the cell phone vids of the Fall River show and this new footage made it even harder to stomach.Thanks for the link. His wrestling appearance a few months ago was sad and difficult to watch, and should never have happened.Edit: I also never knew he had shot and killed someone earlier in his life.Wow, this is a fantastic and strong video of the Scott Hall story put together by ESPN. I highly recommend it if you have 20 minutes to spare. http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=7124904&categoryid=2378529
Wow. Thats jaw dropping for someone who was a huge Hall fan back in the day. I hope the guy somehow finds some peace and happiness, but it does not look like thats possible.Wow, this is a fantastic and strong video of the Scott Hall story put together by ESPN. I highly recommend it if you have 20 minutes to spare. http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=7124904&categoryid=2378529
The first few minutes were chilling when he talked about not knowing what to do when the cheering stops.Wow. Thats jaw dropping for someone who was a huge Hall fan back in the day. I hope the guy somehow finds some peace and happiness, but it does not look like thats possible.Wow, this is a fantastic and strong video of the Scott Hall story put together by ESPN. I highly recommend it if you have 20 minutes to spare. http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=7124904&categoryid=2378529
Nice stream going on firstrowsports.tvWe have a new champ. Name rhymes with dunk.'Seatown Mofos said:Anyone know where to see the Survivor Series online? TIA!
I see more beef with Vince Russo than Bischoff. I don't follow Steiner, but someone I follow has been retweeting that stuff. Nevermind. I looked at his Twitter account and it looks like he's more onto #####off. They are pretty bad. I believe Bound For Glory (which is TNA's Wrestlemania) received 9,000 PPV buys. I don't know if I can express how bad that is in words. It's BAD!Don't know how many are on twitter, but the last week or so Scott Steiner has been tearing TNA a new one over Hogan & Bischoff. I'm talking multiple tweets a day about how those two screwed up TNA. Good stuff and since IIRC he's not working for them, I'm guessing it's a total shoot.
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My old high school football games drew more than that, and I lived in rural western North Carolina.Tna ppv this past Sunday drew an audience of 2000 (in 9000 seat venue). Their are embarrassing photos of it on the web.
Heard the crowd that actually showed up was pretty apathetic the whole way.With ratings nosediving badly, TNA's going to enter some reeeeeeeally murky waters here I think.Tna ppv this past Sunday drew an audience of 2000 (in 9000 seat venue). Their are embarrassing photos of it on the web.
When I think of Dixie Carter, I think of The Gambler, except she doesn't know when to fold 'em.Heard the crowd that actually showed up was pretty apathetic the whole way.With ratings nosediving badly, TNA's going to enter some reeeeeeeally murky waters here I think.Tna ppv this past Sunday drew an audience of 2000 (in 9000 seat venue). Their are embarrassing photos of it on the web.
Hogan and Bischoff's contracts came up for extension last year. That's when she should have cut bait with them. By now, things could have started to turn around. Instead, the day they put ink to paper will go down as the death knells for this company I think.Quite frankly, I'm glad. They've destroyed so much talent there, it's ridiculous. I really hope AJ Styles, Christopher Daniels, and Samoa Joe can all salvage a late career WWE run out of this.When I think of Dixie Carter, I think of The Gambler, except she doesn't know when to fold 'em.Heard the crowd that actually showed up was pretty apathetic the whole way.With ratings nosediving badly, TNA's going to enter some reeeeeeeally murky waters here I think.Tna ppv this past Sunday drew an audience of 2000 (in 9000 seat venue). Their are embarrassing photos of it on the web.
losing ufc was a deathblow to spike tv. Is their any shows even worth watching on it anymore??the death of tna (as constructed) has been a long time coming. you can't pay guys like hogan / sting /flair/ bischoff half million - mil / yr as non-competitors who arent current or future draws.bischoffs had one good idea in his career -- nwo (over 15 years ago). Yet idiots still pay this guy.edit: and you mentioned them resigning hogan bischoff ..they took 'paycuts'....tna should have canned them period.Heard the crowd that actually showed up was pretty apathetic the whole way.With ratings nosediving badly, TNA's going to enter some reeeeeeeally murky waters here I think.Tna ppv this past Sunday drew an audience of 2000 (in 9000 seat venue). Their are embarrassing photos of it on the web.
Great, so they can one-up WCW and bring down a network with them, too. Maybe Vince will by Spike and make that his new WWE Network.Spike just reupped their TV contract. With that and Panda Energy behind them, they're safe to keep making garbage for awhile.
Chikara is a LOT of fun. If there's one fed that you would take your non-wrestling fan girlfriend to, it's this one. Good wrestling, but they really emphasize the fun aspect.Anyone into the Chikara fed at all? It is kinda goofy but entertaining.
Is there any way to watch their matches other than live or paying for DVD\streaming?Chikara is a LOT of fun. If there's one fed that you would take your non-wrestling fan girlfriend to, it's this one. Good wrestling, but they really emphasize the fun aspect.Anyone into the Chikara fed at all? It is kinda goofy but entertaining.
They might have some stuff on Youtube, but that's probably about it.Is there any way to watch their matches other than live or paying for DVD\streaming?Chikara is a LOT of fun. If there's one fed that you would take your non-wrestling fan girlfriend to, it's this one. Good wrestling, but they really emphasize the fun aspect.Anyone into the Chikara fed at all? It is kinda goofy but entertaining.
I am. First non "big four" PPV I ordered in like ten years. Actually enjoying it much more than I enjoyed the Rumble and Wrestlemania. The Orton/Kane, Punk/Jericho, Bryan/Sheamus, and Cena/Lesnar matches have been excellent. The Chicago crowd is hot and that makes it even better.Anyone watching Extreme Rules?Punk v Jericho in a Chicago Style Street Fight just finished. Pretty great match. Lesnar/Cena should be up in a few.
Best PPV I've seen since in a long long time. The Cena match actually lived up to the billing for once. Man, Lesnar needs to lay off the Jimmy John's. Dude is flabby.I am. First non "big four" PPV I ordered in like ten years. Actually enjoying it much more than I enjoyed the Rumble and Wrestlemania. The Orton/Kane, Punk/Jericho, Bryan/Sheamus, and Cena/Lesnar matches have been excellent. The Chicago crowd is hot and that makes it even better.Anyone watching Extreme Rules?Punk v Jericho in a Chicago Style Street Fight just finished. Pretty great match. Lesnar/Cena should be up in a few.
The WWE has gone back to a more PG style and they are trying to stray away from blood in most matches. Even Flair was asked not to bleed in his match vs Macho Man at Wrestlemania VIII, but he did it anyway and caught hell for it. Of course, the old WWF pre-Attitude was a PG environment too.Somebody posted a pic online from the match. Did I see correctly a guy wiping the blood off John Cena during the match. What is that nonsense the crimson mask is an honor in wrestling. Nobody did it better than Flair his blonde hair red and his face covered in blood.
Dude, are you serious?One last question for the people that saw the PPV last night. The Kimora Lesnar locked in on Cena did he perform it as if it was a UFC move. I ask because if Brock had Cena in a Kimora he could of easily broke the arm. If Lesnar was in the UFC Ring and locked in that move on an opponent the arm would of been broken or the opponent would tap; no way Brock Lesnar would of given up the hold. Now we move into the world of entertainment and he locks in a Kimora and some how he doesn't get the submission and he doesn't break Cena's arm. From reading write-ups online everybody said Lesnar went in there as a savage and was in total control. Now if the WWE wanted to leave a disturbing taste in the mouth of fans and create some headlines across the morning shows and get people talking about the WWE why didn't they just sacrifice Cena he is young and bones, muscles and ligaments heal. Lesnar should of fought Cena UFC style and have Cena agree to get both of his arms broken via Kimora locks (we know it has happened plenty of times in UFC fights where a fighter gets his arm broken by the Kimora). Imagine the horror on the face of the fans to see Cena laying in the ring with both arms broken. They tried to paint Lesnar as this maniac bent on destroying and hurting Cena and the PPV comes around and he goes out with a whimper. How are they going to continue building his character when he has only agreed to work 30 dates including the next Wrestlemania in his 1 year 5 million dollar contract. With only 25 appearances left if they created a monster after the PPV they could continue on him coming into the ring and legitimately injuring another wrestler via a UFC technique and then bring in the Face to stop him at WrestleMania. with only 25 appearances left and having to build a new storyline it is going to be tough to do.
Vince: "Hey John, Brock's going to break your arm tonight. Are you ok with that?"John:Dude, are you serious?One last question for the people that saw the PPV last night. The Kimora Lesnar locked in on Cena did he perform it as if it was a UFC move. I ask because if Brock had Cena in a Kimora he could of easily broke the arm. If Lesnar was in the UFC Ring and locked in that move on an opponent the arm would of been broken or the opponent would tap; no way Brock Lesnar would of given up the hold. Now we move into the world of entertainment and he locks in a Kimora and some how he doesn't get the submission and he doesn't break Cena's arm. From reading write-ups online everybody said Lesnar went in there as a savage and was in total control. Now if the WWE wanted to leave a disturbing taste in the mouth of fans and create some headlines across the morning shows and get people talking about the WWE why didn't they just sacrifice Cena he is young and bones, muscles and ligaments heal. Lesnar should of fought Cena UFC style and have Cena agree to get both of his arms broken via Kimora locks (we know it has happened plenty of times in UFC fights where a fighter gets his arm broken by the Kimora). Imagine the horror on the face of the fans to see Cena laying in the ring with both arms broken. They tried to paint Lesnar as this maniac bent on destroying and hurting Cena and the PPV comes around and he goes out with a whimper. How are they going to continue building his character when he has only agreed to work 30 dates including the next Wrestlemania in his 1 year 5 million dollar contract. With only 25 appearances left if they created a monster after the PPV they could continue on him coming into the ring and legitimately injuring another wrestler via a UFC technique and then bring in the Face to stop him at WrestleMania. with only 25 appearances left and having to build a new storyline it is going to be tough to do.
I am serious about maybe one arm not both. I don't understand where the creative team is going with this especially with his limited availability. His contract states he is working 30 live appearances including Wrestlemania in 2013 for 5 million dollars. He has already made 4 appearances. 11 more PPV's are left including Wrestlemania and if he performs in all that leaves him with 15 dates left to appear not even enough to show up on Raw 2 times a month until Wrestlemania. You can make him disappear for a few months and bring him back but how will that make the other talent in the back room feel that the WWE is paying this guy 5 million and he works basically for 1 month when we bust our tails every night for this company. I think this was a bad deal for the WWE and a very good deal for Brock.Vince: "Hey John, Brock's going to break your arm tonight. Are you ok with that?"John:Dude, are you serious?One last question for the people that saw the PPV last night. The Kimora Lesnar locked in on Cena did he perform it as if it was a UFC move. I ask because if Brock had Cena in a Kimora he could of easily broke the arm. If Lesnar was in the UFC Ring and locked in that move on an opponent the arm would of been broken or the opponent would tap; no way Brock Lesnar would of given up the hold. Now we move into the world of entertainment and he locks in a Kimora and some how he doesn't get the submission and he doesn't break Cena's arm. From reading write-ups online everybody said Lesnar went in there as a savage and was in total control. Now if the WWE wanted to leave a disturbing taste in the mouth of fans and create some headlines across the morning shows and get people talking about the WWE why didn't they just sacrifice Cena he is young and bones, muscles and ligaments heal. Lesnar should of fought Cena UFC style and have Cena agree to get both of his arms broken via Kimora locks (we know it has happened plenty of times in UFC fights where a fighter gets his arm broken by the Kimora). Imagine the horror on the face of the fans to see Cena laying in the ring with both arms broken. They tried to paint Lesnar as this maniac bent on destroying and hurting Cena and the PPV comes around and he goes out with a whimper. How are they going to continue building his character when he has only agreed to work 30 dates including the next Wrestlemania in his 1 year 5 million dollar contract. With only 25 appearances left if they created a monster after the PPV they could continue on him coming into the ring and legitimately injuring another wrestler via a UFC technique and then bring in the Face to stop him at WrestleMania. with only 25 appearances left and having to build a new storyline it is going to be tough to do.
You do realize that wrestling is fake?I am serious about maybe one arm not both. I don't understand where the creative team is going with this especially with his limited availability. His contract states he is working 30 live appearances including Wrestlemania in 2013 for 5 million dollars. He has already made 4 appearances. 11 more PPV's are left including Wrestlemania and if he performs in all that leaves him with 15 dates left to appear not even enough to show up on Raw 2 times a month until Wrestlemania. You can make him disappear for a few months and bring him back but how will that make the other talent in the back room feel that the WWE is paying this guy 5 million and he works basically for 1 month when we bust our tails every night for this company. I think this was a bad deal for the WWE and a very good deal for Brock.Vince: "Hey John, Brock's going to break your arm tonight. Are you ok with that?"John:Dude, are you serious?One last question for the people that saw the PPV last night. The Kimora Lesnar locked in on Cena did he perform it as if it was a UFC move. I ask because if Brock had Cena in a Kimora he could of easily broke the arm. If Lesnar was in the UFC Ring and locked in that move on an opponent the arm would of been broken or the opponent would tap; no way Brock Lesnar would of given up the hold. Now we move into the world of entertainment and he locks in a Kimora and some how he doesn't get the submission and he doesn't break Cena's arm. From reading write-ups online everybody said Lesnar went in there as a savage and was in total control. Now if the WWE wanted to leave a disturbing taste in the mouth of fans and create some headlines across the morning shows and get people talking about the WWE why didn't they just sacrifice Cena he is young and bones, muscles and ligaments heal. Lesnar should of fought Cena UFC style and have Cena agree to get both of his arms broken via Kimora locks (we know it has happened plenty of times in UFC fights where a fighter gets his arm broken by the Kimora). Imagine the horror on the face of the fans to see Cena laying in the ring with both arms broken. They tried to paint Lesnar as this maniac bent on destroying and hurting Cena and the PPV comes around and he goes out with a whimper. How are they going to continue building his character when he has only agreed to work 30 dates including the next Wrestlemania in his 1 year 5 million dollar contract. With only 25 appearances left if they created a monster after the PPV they could continue on him coming into the ring and legitimately injuring another wrestler via a UFC technique and then bring in the Face to stop him at WrestleMania. with only 25 appearances left and having to build a new storyline it is going to be tough to do.