Mad Dog

Not jobbing Wrath and Goldberg to Nash in December. I also wouldn't have turned Flair heel in 1999. You could easily have done a rematch with Goldberg/DDP down the line and I think Goldberg/Wrath could have been big if they had tried it.

My thing with this is that it's a mistake that we all would have easily made in the same spot. And as for the picture. There are executives in my company that I've had to introduce myself to multiple times and they work on the same floor that I do. And as someone that manages people, a metric shit ton of people are defensive about any sort of mistake they make. This is something where I'm really not going to give Omega any grief for it. I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt and see if he learns from his mistake or not. If he does it again then you have a pattern of behavior that should be called out.

I think even if they sold out MSG, they would lose their asses with all the fees and stuff. WWE really did them a favor.

The fact they thought they could run MSG is crazy to me.

New Japan seems to do the first of the month and Stardom the last day of the month. Stardom emails me when they charge me though, New Japan doesn't. But yeah, I've been wanting to sign up for DDT and I haven't for 3 months now because I think of it halfway through the month. I should go sign up while I'm thinking about it.

It has always been stupid but they never pull the trigger when they should for some reason.

What they did to Castle has been an RoH tradition from almost day 1. Castle should have gotten the belt in 2016 at the latest. I disagree on Cody. I thought his reign was fairly mediocre and he didn't really find himself until this year.

I doubt he holds it long. Probably just long enough for Cody to win it before All In.

The pictures of their new champion with like 20 people in the stands is really sad.

Yep while they eagerly hype the next Rich Swann indy appearance.

It's this way with all of the Japanese promotions as far as I have seen. I think the Progress billing is the same way.

I think that's a natural instinct for someone like him, he seems kind of sensitive on top of it. I think these are just easy errors to make when you are inexperienced with business. Hopefully he learns and doesn't make the same errors again.

It's an extremely easy mistake to make in any business. You trust someone to make a judgement for you and then it blows up in your face. This situation was probably as simple as hey can the ring crew work a dark match since they own the ring. Sure, I don't care. And then next thing you know, this happens. I would probably make the same mistake honestly.

I think it's a lesson learned for him. It's an easy trap to fall into of trusting someone and it blowing up in your face. Do your due diligence on everything.

It's sad that New Japan does a better job of getting an angle over to me in Japanese than WWE can in English with video packages these days.

My biggest criticism of Brock is his phoning it in more often than not these days. He is what he is. It's on the company for ruining their championship.

Once you are off of probation there aren't as many limitations to their movements as you would think. A friend of mine is going through this situation with a children's baseball league.

That's really what bothers me, they would probably be panicking that Roman was still getting booed and we'd probably be getting the Braun run we really want at Summerslam if they had done the Mania title change.

See, I think they've held on too long now. The longer you wait, people will start getting pissed that they would probably be towards the end of Roman's reign and could be getting someone else.

Why do they have the belt on a guy that only works 4 days a year?

He was really good in OVW for the short time he was there.

I didn't watch any wrestling from about 2008-2012 due to the Benoit murders. Chikara is what eased me back into wrestling.

Wasn't a big part of the backlash to the Villanos vs. Circus tied in to the condition of Villano III? I felt like a lot of people at the time thought he shouldn't be in the ring due to having had a stroke or something like that? I could be completely wrong though.

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I kind of got the AJPW match because he was basically out the door at that point. That FMW match just stands out like a sore thumb especially when they were the only WWF talent on the show.