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He's basically Neo Lex Luger at this point.

Say what you will about The Rock, but he makes this shit look effortless.

Am I crazy i thinking there could be something in Jinder as modern day Bret Hart? They could even bring up that he's actually Canadian too?

I legit lol'd when Truth did the "ALL RISE" bit and everyone in the crowd actually stood up

I suppose they could just have Joe murder fools so Swerve can be the one to slay the beast.

Toni Storm put her hat and glasses on him during her part of the press scrum.

It's actually even grosser than that when you remember Kylie has documented mental health struggles, and her sudden disappearance from AEW was, IIRC, the first time a story like that made the news. So as brother @Dav'oh mentioned, it's not the most outrageous story of our times, but it's starting to look like something happened that fucked her up mentally which deserves a little more than being treated like some fake Twitter outrage.

According to the recap on the Observer site, yes. A reporter from USA Today and Kevin McElvaney the editor of Pro Wrestling Illustrated of all places asked about it.

The MJF/Cole stuff was absolutely on fire, but after Cole got hurt MJF really seemed to fizzle out. His own injuries surely weren't helping matters either, as he really couldn't do anything other than promos for the last month and change. Him coming back after some time away to see revenge on Cole (who should be wreaking havoc while he's away) should make for a pretty hot PPV main event when the time comes.

Let's not forget the women's division has Serena Deeb coming back now too, which will be a needed jolt. TK said he wants to put more focus on women, which is why they're doing a ROH women's TV title to use that to build up the division.

The best part about reading up on what he did post wrestling, is apparently he had a really good singing voice which amused me for some reason.

Honestly never thought this would happen. Assumed he'd only leave WWE in a hearse, I guess Hunter's victory is complete.

In the end though, everything ended up in a good spot. Adam Cole is a heel (which he is much better at), the Kingdom having the ROH belts is a good spot for them, and MJF presumably gets a chance to heal his million accumulated injuries while the stage is set for Swerve getting big title run in the near future.

They couldn't have made it more obvious this Christian/Copeland angle was taped last week, with the Von Erich kid with the cowboy hat being front and center.

I think Eddie is going to win the tournament, so that kind of makes it worthwhile.

Oh hey, Sammy still exists.

I had a feeling when Eddie put up the ROH/Strong titles he was at least going to the finals if not winning. Mox being his opponent makes sense in that context I suppose.

Swerve better win this 3 way otherwise wtf was the point of this whole exercise?

To be fair, how could anyone possibly play Ric Flair other than Ric Flair?

lol holy shit, they really have the Native wrestler use a move called "Manifest Destiny"

Also pushing Charlie as the heir to the throne of old school British Wrestling is a way better idea than having him be the silent muscle for Gulak.

All Japan dropped a video featuring William Regal announcing the NXT star is Charlie Dempsey.

Whether it's Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or a Festivus for the rest of us hopefully you had a good one. Enjoy a legendary commercial from Pittsburgh that's been airing here for decades:

It's been something to see people not aware of the story prior to watching the movie not only be surprised that everything in the movie happened (more or less), they had to cut poor Chris because the story was already too bleak. Lots of reviews having a variation on the "believe it or not all this actually happened" contained somewhere within.

God, Imagine being the AOP and after waiting over a year for them to come up with an angle for your (re) debut.....they tell you it's going to be as heavies for fucking Karrion Kross.