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Based on how their understanding of wrestling seems to have stopped in the 90s, the only person in AEW they would probably offer money to is Sting. Also probably Double J because he always finds a way.

Tony K's gotta be absolutely giddy at this point. Jags went from last years laughingstock to AFC South champs, Fullham is solidly entrenched in the midcard in the Premier League after riding the regulation yo-yo, and Vince is pouring gallons of gas on WWE and is preparing to light the match.

Was just reminded by Twitter that if this is true it probably ends the whole "War in 2024" gimmick MJF has been doing.

So I guess if it happens, no more Sami Zayn.

Both CMLL and AAA have announced on their social medias the passing of Black Warrior, who was Blue Panther's nephew. His mask loss to Mistico was what solidified Mistico's big main event push and made him a megastar.

More people on Twitter heavily implying the Saudi rumor is happening, and as such the reason Vince bum rushed his way back on the board so he could make it official.

I can hear Brother @KawadaSmilepopping from here that Tiffany Stratton is back

JINDERMANIA RUNNIN WILD IN NXT

Creeds vs Indus Sher BIG MEATY MEN SLAPPING MEAT tag match

on the flip side, Tony Baggadonuts is at go-away heat level with me.

Coked up Thea Hale is getting over with me.

Big Daddy Nick is still staying as CEO, if he leaves then I think you can say everyone's fleeing the ship.

Steph was going to step aside to take time off before all this Vince stuff happened and she got John Moxley'd into staying. Her deciding to leave doesn't necessarily mean the end of the world is ending for anyone else, she just might have reached the end of her rope with this BS and decided to walk away.

That's another reason I assumed Vince wouldn't want to get lost in the weeds doing creative shit, even in the best of circumstances it was going to be a fistfight taking back the BOD.

Overall I thought Raw was better than I expected since I assumed they were going to punt this week. The Usos having challengers on both shows is probably the best the tag division has been booked in a decade.

WWE music fell off a cliff after they got rid of Jim Johnston. Dude gave them banger after banger, and ever since it's been a sorry parade of Limp Bizkit wannabes.

Hurt Business vs Bloodline? Don't cock tease us Hunter.

Hardened Felon Dom is going to be great if he just goes full Razor with it.

Man, has anyone flipped the switch like Rhea? It's amazing how much the Judgement Day deal has helped her.

Bayley flying to Japan mid week just to support her homie's appearance in the Dome was the first feelgood story of 2023.

Drawing attention to Raw being in Alabama on the night of the National Championship and therefore reminding everyone (Alabama's not in it but they've been pretty much synonymous with college football for the last decade or so) isn't a move I'd make, but I guess that's why Uncle Paul is smarter than me. Also KO summed up my opinion of Corbin's whole career by snoozing in the corner during his promo.

I was trying to put my finger on what was going wrong with her, and you nailed it. She comes off less heelish and more "well my BFF is kind of an asshole now but I'm still gonna stand by her".

Funny how no one here seems to like the JAS or anything Jericho-related, but when they all showed up at PWG this weekend the nerds lost their minds.

Yeah that just seems to just cement that Vince is just back to maximize his cash out and not really interested in running the day to day shit. Which at his age, why would he? I know he's a legendary workaholic, but he's 77 and got a taste of not having to be awake for a week straight coming up with a mid show segment for Raw. (having said this, I realize this is Vince and I wouldn't be surprised if tonight's show is jus him jerking off in the ring for three hours)

Music aside, being associated with Raven (either feuding with him or being in a stable with him) ended up being a launching point for several folks getting over in ECW. Maybe he wasn't exactly on the pulse of the cultural zeitgeist, but he was a vital part of a company that ended up making the Big Two change how they did business.