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Both of the actual times I’ve signed up for Peacock (even though it is free)
Still don't understand why he was first and not last.
Me either I guess maybe they knew people wouldn’t stay? Also this isn’t being talked about as much as it should be. Overall the class was weak. I think if Ali had been alive more people stay. Rocks grandmother was deserving but was part of concessions of Ricks contract. Us Express as good as they were never was in a Wrestlemania together. They could’ve added more flair on the Philly side but it’s obvious Paul like Vince hated ECW and want it buried
My son wanted the white, sleeveless American Nightmare shirt. Only size left on Monday was small.
From what I'm reading, it was part of the necklace he used to wear.
Wow, that just reeks of desperation. Of course if I just watched the EVP I decided to let go tear down the house in the Main Event at the most watched event in wrestling history, I'd probably be on suicide watch too.
Yep, and it just makes them look even more minor league than they had been looking already. The AEW diehards who think Punk is the devil will bust a nut over it, as I am sure it will show that Punk fibbed about how things went down, as if we all didn't know Punk is a bit full of it, but this will ultimately make look AEW look petty and small and not hurt Punk at all.
TK might as well have Tony Schiavone say 'that'll put butts in the seats' to complete the circle of desperation.
Cody was always going back to WWE they just didn’t let them go. They clearly knew what they were getting into with Cody. Anyone who’s followed Cody’s story since leaving knew this
Ok. And ......so what? The Bucks got what they wanted: Punk is gone. Punk got what he wanted: his release to go to wwe.
Punk is lucky he wasn’t charged with assault you don’t physically assault coworkers no matter what.
So, he pushed him and front face locked him. I see nothing that disputes what Punk said in the interview. A front face lock was probably a mercy as opposed to what Punk could have done to him.
Well the point is that you shouldn't be doing that regardless.
If someone gets in my face, that's exactly what will happen to him. What was he supposed to do, wait to see if perry swings at him?
Yep, I was expecting footage that showed that Punk's version of what happened was fictional, but it was basically what he said (when he wasn't being vague). And without any audio, it is impossible to know what was said that provoked the first shove. In the real world, that kind of violence is obviously totally uncalled for, but I am not naive to where I think stuff like that doesn't happen in pro wrestling and football and basketball more than we think. Football teammates get in altercations in training camp sometimes. We saw Draymond Green drill a teammate in the face two years ago. Dynamite Kid and Jacques Rougeau both cheap shotted the other decades ago in separate incidents. That stuff happens with athletes who are amped up and playing in a violent sport or participating in entertainment where violence is the attraction. To pretend otherwise is to bury your head in the sand. We already knew Punk was a hothead.
Punk took a cheap shot. It’s clear in the video Perry was trying to get out of his way. I just had an incident happen like this at my work. Instigator heard people talking about him but it was the fact the dude did zero work. He went and got in the guys face and laid hands. Coworker defended himself but was suspended and other guy was fired.
From my understanding it sounds like it was his last chance. Who know if Punk said anything threatening to TK but punk is lucky he didn’t walk to the back after his match with Joe with London police waiting to cuff him. Do that at another job and you are walking out in cuffs.
Yes? I just don't think there's place for that sort of behavior, but I get it, it's a lot of testosterone in a business about having the best ego. I don't think it was worth firing someone over either - athletes get into fights all the time - but that wasn't his only offense and I'm sure they were looking for a reason at that point.
Your posts just prove that you don't really read or grasp anything else posts; you're just ranting and complaining as if you are on Twitter. If you don't understand the difference between an altercation between two athletes in an industry where violence is the key part of the entertainment and your squabbles at your supermarket, then there is no hope for you.
