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I can’t see how, honestly. Their promos are just SO bad. I can’t figure out if they’re deliberately doing cheesy, unbelievable, goofy, scripted and contrived promos as a way to try and make some sort of meta-statement about Sports Entertainment…or if they just suck. Either way, this shit is horrible.
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Serious question…is there anybody who is actually enjoying this poor man’s WWE heel act that the Young Bucks are currently doing?
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If you were in Herb Abrams position.
The Thread Killer replied to Autistic Dragon's topic in Pro Wrestling
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If you were in Herb Abrams position.
The Thread Killer replied to Autistic Dragon's topic in Pro Wrestling
I would have stripped down until I was wearing nothing but cowboy boots, covered myself in baby oil, done a huge pile of coke with a bunch of hookers, and then started smashing shit with a baseball bat until my heart blew up. -
WWE TV - 2/12 - 2/15 - Shanahan Not The Wiseman We Thought He Was
The Thread Killer replied to Timbo Slice's topic in WWE
That was actually a decent promo from Rollins for once, if not a little (or a lot) long winded. -
WWE TV - 2/12 - 2/15 - Shanahan Not The Wiseman We Thought He Was
The Thread Killer replied to Timbo Slice's topic in WWE
I’m still trying to wrap my head around the fact the 49ers players weren’t aware of the new NFL overtime rules. Like, nobody in the organization thought that maybe that might be an important thing for them to know, going into the biggest game ever. -
I am pretty sure I discussed this either in this thread or the other one about TNA being the worst company in wrestling history. Anthem are a Toronto company, and trust me, they suck. They aren’t interested in being number one, and I don’t even think they are interested in presenting a particularly good product. They are interested in “content.” They just want stuff to fill airtime. Anthem own The Fight Network and they used to have contracts to show all sorts of interesting stuff, NOAH, New Japan, ROH, Pancrase and most notably they even used to be the exclusive home of the UFC in Canada at one point. Then they started losing money. So they started cancelling the agreements to show all that different stuff and started showing crappy martial arts movies and infomercials. At some point, they realized that it would be cheaper for them if they just bought TNA from Panda Energy and made The Fight Network the home of TNA. Once they did that, they started flooding the channel with TNA content, because the library is so huge. But they aren’t interested in competing with WWE, AEW, or anybody else. They just need content, cheap content for their crappy channel. They also own AXS in the United States and I’m sure it’s the same there. They buy shitty little TV channels, and they want content to fill the hours. I honestly don’t think they are interested in being a major player in any way, shape or form. That would involve spending money and they aren’t interested in that. At one point The Fight Network used to be good until they bought it. Then they ruined it with their cheapness.
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Is the empire crumbling before our eyes?
The Thread Killer replied to flyonthewall2983's topic in WWE
They’re going to find him in the trunk of a car in Stanford Connecticut, with a “WWE Attitude” shirt draped over his face. -
Is the big announcement tonight Mercedes Mone? Or will Tony shock us all and announce a tournament for a brand new title? Oh yeah, and for those of you who saw this thread title, and now have the song “Mony Mony” stuck in your heads…you’re welcome.
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WWE TV - 1/29 - 2/2 - BROCK PURDY IS THE HEAD OF THE TABLE
The Thread Killer replied to Timbo Slice's topic in WWE
In the Good News department, Booker T is going to miss the NXT PLE tonight, so the commentary might actually be listenable. -
I find it hilarious that “Melo don’t miss” and then he clearly whiffed on that series of punches against Waller.
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There’s no doubt that as soon as the creepy old pervert was out of the picture, WWE decided to actually listen to the fans and push Knight. Whereas in the past, the fans almost got punished for cheering the wrong people. I’m glad WWE creative actually listened to the fans this time.
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Yeah that was crazy, he just missed her by an inch. That would have crushed her legs for real.
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It started slow but business has picked up bah gawd.
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Exactly. He’s one of those guys like Danielson, who got over in spite of WWE, not because of them.
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That’s the thing. WWE didn’t push him because they wanted to, they basically had no choice because he got so popular. He was the #1 merchandise seller for a good portion of last year. That’s not an accident.
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Screw all you guys, LA Knight is great, and he’s crazy popular with the fans too, so cram it. YEAH!
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So wait…BOTH feet have to touch the floor?!
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I take comfort in the fact that if I chose to boycott every sport and form of entertainment that is run by and participated in by people of low morals and bad character and behaviour…the only thing I could probably watch with a clear conscience would be a fishing or cooking show or something. People suck, and celebrities and athletes seem to suck even more than most.
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Is the empire crumbling before our eyes?
The Thread Killer replied to flyonthewall2983's topic in WWE
Even though he generally has his head up his own butt, even Tony Khan has to realize that Mauro Ranallo is an incredibly divisive figure. I know you love him, but you have to admit that there is a very vocal subset of fans who dislike him with an equal amount of passion. I can tell you that if he showed up as the announcer on Collision I would not watch it anymore. I literally can’t stand the sound of his voice and I am hardly the only person who feels that way. Tony Khan caters to the hardcore fan, and he understands that there is a significant number of hardcore fans who just don’t like Mauro Ranallo. -
According to Konnan, the heat between Santana and Ortiz came from the fact that Santana was upset they weren’t being used in AEW at all (they basically spent an entire year standing behind Chris Jericho, and did not wrestle on TV once in a straight up Tag Team match.) Santana wanted to either start working indies as a team or ask for their release and try and get on somewhere else, but Ortiz was content to sit on his butt and collect a paycheck. It’s pretty sad because they were a great team, and I think they are definitely an example of the sum being greater than the individual parts. I don’t know how marketable they are as singles guys. It’s a shame they couldn’t work this out.
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The Packers were SO CLOSE too. What a heartbreaker. And I agree. As a middle aged man I shouldn’t even know who Taylor Swift is. Get her off my TV.
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If it ends up being KC vs. San Fran in the Super Bowl, I may openly weep. Next to the damn Cowboys, they are literally my two least favourite teams in the entire league.
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True, but on the other hand they have finally figured out how to use Nakamura properly and are making him intriguing. I would argue that the promos and vignettes he has done during this latest heel turn have been by far the best work he has done since he came to WWE. For once he actually seems motivated. I really don’t think the timing of that is a coincidence. I think he figured out early on that Vince McMahon did not know how to use him, so he just decided to sit back and collect a paycheck. Now they are actually giving him the ball a bit more. But after back to back losses in big feuds, first, with Rollins now with Rhodes, they do need to give him some big wins if he is to be taken seriously.
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The important thing we need to focus on is the Eagles beating the Bucs tonight. Oh, and condolences to Good Bubba @sek69 with the Steelers going down to Buffalo in the Snowbowl.