Tony Jabroni
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Does anyone have the full clip from last night regarding Daniel Bryan. (Start to finish)
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Deadspin has your hookup.Tony Jabroni said:Does anyone have the full clip from last night regarding Daniel Bryan. (Start to finish)
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I saw the incident live, but was watching on my phone, so was hard to pick up. It looked playful at best, ribbing at the worst. Sucks for Titus. Misses out on a WM check most likely and any single push he was getting is dead.Did anyone else pick up the post-RAW stuff on the network? It ended with a really awkward moment where Vince starts walking to the back, and someone pulls him out of his walk.
See it here: http://imgur.com/qrGM0kV - can't seem to click the link to see it, but it works with a copy and paste? weird.
It looked...weird. Apparently, Titus O'Neil has been suspended for 90 days stemming from this incident.
There has to be more to this story...did Vince get a shoulder injury? Is he mad about Titus doing something to distract from Daniel Bryan's night?I saw the incident live, but was watching on my phone, so was hard to pick up. It looked playful at best, ribbing at the worst. Sucks for Titus. Misses out on a WM check most likely and any single push he was getting is dead.Did anyone else pick up the post-RAW stuff on the network? It ended with a really awkward moment where Vince starts walking to the back, and someone pulls him out of his walk.
See it here: http://imgur.com/qrGM0kV - can't seem to click the link to see it, but it works with a copy and paste? weird.
It looked...weird. Apparently, Titus O'Neil has been suspended for 90 days stemming from this incident.
With all of the walking dead in the WWE locker room, to suspend a healthy, slightly over, guy just seems stupid.
Yeah saw it live but it was hard to tell what exactly happened. Other than you can tell something did. Havent tried to go back to watch (if even still avail)Did anyone else pick up the post-RAW stuff on the network? It ended with a really awkward moment where Vince starts walking to the back, and someone pulls him out of his walk.
Simple way to watch Raw---record it and then watch whole show in less than 15-20 minutes. I can't remember the last one I watched live.
Think Titus did something to him.Yeah saw it live but it was hard to tell what exactly happened. Other than you can tell something did. Havent tried to go back to watch (if even still avail)Real dumb move by the guy. Rib Vince, whatever, backstage off camera.Did anyone else pick up the post-RAW stuff on the network? It ended with a really awkward moment where Vince starts walking to the back, and someone pulls him out of his walk.
I read Titus wanted to know why he lost to Adam RoseThink Titus did something to him.Yeah saw it live but it was hard to tell what exactly happened. Other than you can tell something did. Havent tried to go back to watch (if even still avail)Real dumb move by the guy. Rib Vince, whatever, backstage off camera.Did anyone else pick up the post-RAW stuff on the network? It ended with a really awkward moment where Vince starts walking to the back, and someone pulls him out of his walk.
Titus suspended 90 days.I read Titus wanted to know why he lost to Adam RoseThink Titus did something to him.Yeah saw it live but it was hard to tell what exactly happened. Other than you can tell something did. Havent tried to go back to watch (if even still avail)Real dumb move by the guy. Rib Vince, whatever, backstage off camera.Did anyone else pick up the post-RAW stuff on the network? It ended with a really awkward moment where Vince starts walking to the back, and someone pulls him out of his walk.
Titus O'Neil was reportedly sent home from last night's WWE SmackDown tapings shortly after he arrived as he's been suspended for unprofessional conduct, according to PWInsider.Word is that Titus was suspended because he grabbed Vince McMahon in what was described as a "playful, physical way" at the end of Monday's RAW when Daniel Bryan walked up to the stage where Vince and the WWE roster was, right after his retirement speech.
Titus arrived to SmackDown and was informed he was being sent home. His suspension could be for up to 90 days, that hasn't been confirmed. We'll keep you updated.
On this note........ I thought the wrestlers knew ahead of time who was going to win?I read Titus wanted to know why he lost to Adam RoseThink Titus did something to him.Yeah saw it live but it was hard to tell what exactly happened. Other than you can tell something did. Havent tried to go back to watch (if even still avail)Real dumb move by the guy. Rib Vince, whatever, backstage off camera.Did anyone else pick up the post-RAW stuff on the network? It ended with a really awkward moment where Vince starts walking to the back, and someone pulls him out of his walk.
Wow. Very strange. I've heard he and Vince are pretty tight too.Titus suspended 90 days.
Titus O'Neil was reportedly sent home from last night's WWE SmackDown tapings shortly after he arrived as he's been suspended for unprofessional conduct, according to PWInsider.
Word is that Titus was suspended because he grabbed Vince McMahon in what was described as a "playful, physical way" at the end of Monday's RAW when Daniel Bryan walked up to the stage where Vince and the WWE roster was, right after his retirement speech.
Titus arrived to SmackDown and was informed he was being sent home. His suspension could be for up to 90 days, that hasn't been confirmed. We'll keep you updated.
That was a joke in an UpRoxx article that stupid dirt sheets are running with.I read Titus wanted to know why he lost to Adam RoseThink Titus did something to him.Yeah saw it live but it was hard to tell what exactly happened. Other than you can tell something did. Havent tried to go back to watch (if even still avail)Real dumb move by the guy. Rib Vince, whatever, backstage off camera.Did anyone else pick up the post-RAW stuff on the network? It ended with a really awkward moment where Vince starts walking to the back, and someone pulls him out of his walk.
FWIW, that loss snapped a 19 match TV winning streak.I read Titus wanted to know why he lost to Adam RoseThink Titus did something to him.Yeah saw it live but it was hard to tell what exactly happened. Other than you can tell something did. Havent tried to go back to watch (if even still avail)Real dumb move by the guy. Rib Vince, whatever, backstage off camera.Did anyone else pick up the post-RAW stuff on the network? It ended with a really awkward moment where Vince starts walking to the back, and someone pulls him out of his walk.
OK, maybe that was a little more than playful. I have a feeling words were said.
Reportedly now only 60 days, but it may be for a failed Whiz Quiz.OK, maybe that was a little more than playful. I have a feeling words were said.
Justin LaBar
✔@JustinLaBar60 days is meant for 2nd time drug test fail—not something trivial by someone who gives all their time helping the better the brand's image.
11:09 AM - 10 Feb 2016
Wait, they need who?LaBar's a complete moron. He's a blogger desperate for WWE employment. I'd put absolutely zero stock into anything he types.
Titus stuff might get more interesting. His good real life friend Dave Batista (who was responsible for bringing Titus to WWE in 1st place) told him to request his release. Pretty sure Dave has enough pull now to assist Titus post-WWE. And Titus has a great look. I love Dave's finally calling WWE out on their bull####. He realizes their creative is awful and they need them a helluva more than he needs them.
Typo. 'Him' (Batista) and not 'them'Wait, they need who?LaBar's a complete moron. He's a blogger desperate for WWE employment. I'd put absolutely zero stock into anything he types.
Titus stuff might get more interesting. His good real life friend Dave Batista (who was responsible for bringing Titus to WWE in 1st place) told him to request his release. Pretty sure Dave has enough pull now to assist Titus post-WWE. And Titus has a great look. I love Dave's finally calling WWE out on their bull####. He realizes their creative is awful and they need them a helluva more than he needs them.
Mania does look like ####, so far.Just look at the projected Mania card. It's absolutely drizzling ####s if Rock can't work. (And there's been no indication Cena can work)
HHH/Reigns
Lesnar/Wyatt
Taker/ Uhhh..... (BRAUN STROMAN!!) ####### Christ, I'm sure this one will be classic.
Ambrose/Jericho
Owens/Styles
I'm actually thinking Ambrose-Brock is looking great. Ambrose making Brock interesting again.Just look at the projected Mania card. It's absolutely drizzling ####s if Rock can't work. (And there's been no indication Cena can work)
HHH/Reigns
Lesnar/Wyatt
Taker/ Uhhh..... (BRAUN STROMAN!!) ####### Christ, I'm sure this one will be classic.
Ambrose/Jericho
Owens/Styles
McMahons are idiots. They think a lot of things that make no sense.McMahon's already asked him to return twice recently for Mania this year & he's declined. Of course they need him to fill a 92k (?) building. They need anyone/everyone with star power. They can't get 10k for a Raw nowadays![]()
Dave won't return because the creative absolutely sucked in his last return. (And they talked him into returning as a babyface) He's been very outspoken how bad creative sucks in WWE. And I love him for it.
Ambrose/LesnarI'm actually thinking Ambrose-Brock is looking great. Ambrose making Brock interesting again.Just look at the projected Mania card. It's absolutely drizzling ####s if Rock can't work. (And there's been no indication Cena can work)
HHH/Reigns
Lesnar/Wyatt
Taker/ Uhhh..... (BRAUN STROMAN!!) ####### Christ, I'm sure this one will be classic.
Ambrose/Jericho
Owens/Styles
Just passing along what I saw; it's worth exactlyLaBar's a complete moron. He's a blogger desperate for WWE employment. I'd put absolutely zero stock into anything he types.
Titus stuff might get more interesting. His good real life friend Dave Batista (who was responsible for bringing Titus to WWE in 1st place) told him to request his release. Pretty sure Dave has enough pull now to assist Titus post-WWE. And Titus has a great look. I love Dave's finally calling WWE out on their bull####. He realizes their creative is awful and they need them a helluva more than he needs them.
Just passing along what I saw; it's worth exactlyLaBar's a complete moron. He's a blogger desperate for WWE employment. I'd put absolutely zero stock into anything he types.
Titus stuff might get more interesting. His good real life friend Dave Batista (who was responsible for bringing Titus to WWE in 1st place) told him to request his release. Pretty sure Dave has enough pull now to assist Titus post-WWE. And Titus has a great look. I love Dave's finally calling WWE out on their bull####. He realizes their creative is awful and they need them a helluva more than he needs them.less than you paid for it.
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Completely agree.I don't care how you feel about him, but after the last two years of putting over HOFers, Bray deserves to go over Taker clean at WM this year. Neither has anything interesting going on and it's time for UT to give back. He can even give a nod at the end of the match to Bray, so as to say it's your time now kid.
I agree. I'm looking forward to what I hope is Brock-Ambrose.I'm actually thinking Ambrose-Brock is looking great. Ambrose making Brock interesting again.Just look at the projected Mania card. It's absolutely drizzling ####s if Rock can't work. (And there's been no indication Cena can work)
HHH/Reigns
Lesnar/Wyatt
Taker/ Uhhh..... (BRAUN STROMAN!!) ####### Christ, I'm sure this one will be classic.
Ambrose/Jericho
Owens/Styles
Pretty sure that's on creative.WWE needs Batista? News to me. That attempted comeback two years ago couldn't have been less interesting.
HHH-Reigns would be more palatable with Brock-Ambrose also on the card. Too bad there's no realistic way to make the Brock-Ambrose match the title match.Smack Tripper said:I agree. I'm looking forward to what I hope is Brock-Ambrose.RBM said:I'm actually thinking Ambrose-Brock is looking great. Ambrose making Brock interesting again.Just look at the projected Mania card. It's absolutely drizzling ####s if Rock can't work. (And there's been no indication Cena can work)
HHH/Reigns
Lesnar/Wyatt
Taker/ Uhhh..... (BRAUN STROMAN!!) ####### Christ, I'm sure this one will be classic.
Ambrose/Jericho
Owens/Styles
Wonder if don't get a double dq at fast lane to put us there.
Not trying to be blunt as it should be a concern to a degree....but A) they aren't forced to do it and B) most blue collar jobs grind men down if they're in them for any extended period of time.... and that's without the money or the glory. Ask a 20+ year laborer if they'd trade their careers with a Daniel Bryan or even marginal NFL veteran....and I'd imagine they would; pitfalls and all.Straight Shoot was entirely devoted to Daniel Bryan this week. It meanders a little with Aubrey having Google hangout issues, but there is some really good discussion about wrestling injuries. I have really started to struggle with this myself...I stopped watching the NFL two seasons ago because of the brain injuries (and other factors like Greg Hardy, public stadium financing, etc.), and it's becoming harder to justify my wrestling fandom.
Have any of you struggled with the knowledge that wrestling really messes a lot of these guys up? I've talked myself into believing that WWE has taken necessary steps to protect their guys...no chair shots to the head, no pile drivers, etc., but the grind on these guys is still really rough.
Straight Shoot: February 11, 2016 (Daniel Bryan Appreciation Episode) - https://youtu.be/7rF4meyHaRg
Like you, I pretty much gave up on the NFL (probably 4 years ago). I think WWE, more so than other promotions, is susceptible to these kind of things due to the rigorous travel and match schedule. They're still susceptible to the episodes of pain killers and other drugs, but their Wellness Policy has seemed to help. It's not where fans would probably want it to be, but the industry is in better shape in this regard than even 10 years ago.Straight Shoot was entirely devoted to Daniel Bryan this week. It meanders a little with Aubrey having Google hangout issues, but there is some really good discussion about wrestling injuries. I have really started to struggle with this myself...I stopped watching the NFL two seasons ago because of the brain injuries (and other factors like Greg Hardy, public stadium financing, etc.), and it's becoming harder to justify my wrestling fandom.
Have any of you struggled with the knowledge that wrestling really messes a lot of these guys up? I've talked myself into believing that WWE has taken necessary steps to protect their guys...no chair shots to the head, no pile drivers, etc., but the grind on these guys is still really rough.
Straight Shoot: February 11, 2016 (Daniel Bryan Appreciation Episode) - https://youtu.be/7rF4meyHaRg
Nobody asked the men in my shop to work as linemen, but you get past a certain age, and the aches, pains and injuries start to pile up. My dad was a lineman for 32 years and today at the age of 75 he can barely walk with pain in his hips, knees and legs from climbing poles. Guys in my office here have the same issues; your body just can't take that kind of pounding. And these are guys who work 16 hours shifts for multiple days in a row on occasion. Even in an 8 hour day they can be working carrying tool belts, safety equipment and whatnot in weather you or I wouldn't go out in...like today (around 10 degrees). In many respects, this is not the same as working a 15 minute match.Not trying to be blunt as it should be a concern to a degree....but A) they aren't forced to do it and B) most blue collar jobs grind men down if they're in them for any extended period of time.... and that's without the money or the glory. Ask a 20+ year laborer if they'd trade their careers with a Daniel Bryan or even marginal NFL veteran....and I'd imagine they would; pitfalls and all.Straight Shoot was entirely devoted to Daniel Bryan this week. It meanders a little with Aubrey having Google hangout issues, but there is some really good discussion about wrestling injuries. I have really started to struggle with this myself...I stopped watching the NFL two seasons ago because of the brain injuries (and other factors like Greg Hardy, public stadium financing, etc.), and it's becoming harder to justify my wrestling fandom.
Have any of you struggled with the knowledge that wrestling really messes a lot of these guys up? I've talked myself into believing that WWE has taken necessary steps to protect their guys...no chair shots to the head, no pile drivers, etc., but the grind on these guys is still really rough.
Straight Shoot: February 11, 2016 (Daniel Bryan Appreciation Episode) - https://youtu.be/7rF4meyHaRg
Well not to split hairs, but the notion of these guys dying young has been with us for at least 25 years. Recreational drugs, pain pills, roids, road life, bumps , maybe CTE, who knows but there's a definite long term mortality here.Tom Servo said:Like you, I pretty much gave up on the NFL (probably 4 years ago). I think WWE, more so than other promotions, is susceptible to these kind of things due to the rigorous travel and match schedule. They're still susceptible to the episodes of pain killers and other drugs, but their Wellness Policy has seemed to help. It's not where fans would probably want it to be, but the industry is in better shape in this regard than even 10 years ago.What's worked to the WWE's benefit is that the Benoit episode occurred before the issue of concussions became a mainstream issue. I would also add that social media wasn't as wide-spread then, either. One could argue that WWE cares more about concussions than the NFL does (and God forbid the NFL have a Chris Benoit-type episode; the poopstorm would last until the Second Coming).JB Breakfast Club said:Straight Shoot was entirely devoted to Daniel Bryan this week. It meanders a little with Aubrey having Google hangout issues, but there is some really good discussion about wrestling injuries. I have really started to struggle with this myself...I stopped watching the NFL two seasons ago because of the brain injuries (and other factors like Greg Hardy, public stadium financing, etc.), and it's becoming harder to justify my wrestling fandom.
Have any of you struggled with the knowledge that wrestling really messes a lot of these guys up? I've talked myself into believing that WWE has taken necessary steps to protect their guys...no chair shots to the head, no pile drivers, etc., but the grind on these guys is still really rough.
Straight Shoot: February 11, 2016 (Daniel Bryan Appreciation Episode) -
https://youtu.be/7rF4meyHaRg
On the whole, I see progress on this front from wrestling which is good enough for me. As long as the NFL continues to deny things like CTE, I'm ignoring their product for the most part.
The NFL did have kind of a Benoit incident with Jovan Belcher in KC a few years ago. And he was shown to have Signs of CTE.Tom Servo said:Like you, I pretty much gave up on the NFL (probably 4 years ago). I think WWE, more so than other promotions, is susceptible to these kind of things due to the rigorous travel and match schedule. They're still susceptible to the episodes of pain killers and other drugs, but their Wellness Policy has seemed to help. It's not where fans would probably want it to be, but the industry is in better shape in this regard than even 10 years ago.What's worked to the WWE's benefit is that the Benoit episode occurred before the issue of concussions became a mainstream issue. I would also add that social media wasn't as wide-spread then, either. One could argue that WWE cares more about concussions than the NFL does (and God forbid the NFL have a Chris Benoit-type episode; the poopstorm would last until the Second Coming).JB Breakfast Club said:Straight Shoot was entirely devoted to Daniel Bryan this week. It meanders a little with Aubrey having Google hangout issues, but there is some really good discussion about wrestling injuries. I have really started to struggle with this myself...I stopped watching the NFL two seasons ago because of the brain injuries (and other factors like Greg Hardy, public stadium financing, etc.), and it's becoming harder to justify my wrestling fandom.
Have any of you struggled with the knowledge that wrestling really messes a lot of these guys up? I've talked myself into believing that WWE has taken necessary steps to protect their guys...no chair shots to the head, no pile drivers, etc., but the grind on these guys is still really rough.
Straight Shoot: February 11, 2016 (Daniel Bryan Appreciation Episode) -
https://youtu.be/7rF4meyHaRg
On the whole, I see progress on this front from wrestling which is good enough for me. As long as the NFL continues to deny things like CTE, I'm ignoring their product for the most part.