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I mean, it is pretty much the same as the Rock n Roll HOF when you think about it. You can be inducted multiple times as either solo or a group, and it's pretty much up to the person running it who gets in.

I'll never understand why anyone would get upset over anyone being in/out of the WWE HOF. It was brought back to sell DVDs and now it exists for them to have another event on Mania weekend to sell tickets to.

The meat of it was 2011-2015, I remember Jeff showing up on TNA tv with the AAA title but they had to cover it up because AAA has weird US TV rights.

Well that's refreshing. He's still pretty outspoken politically, which is fine, but it's the exact thing WWE has been making a pointed effort to avoid.

Jeff (and Karen) were having pretty entertaining times in AAA (hard to call a lot of what AAA does angles or matches sometimes) until his demons got him to the point that his "no condition to perform" was impossible to ignore.

Dave was mentioning that the guy who was accusing Roman of buying steroids/HGH from him said he was going to be releasing some kind of proof backing up his claims. It almost looked like WWE was laying the groundwork in case they need to make changes.

It will be interesting what's under the hood with this service. WWE Network was infamously bumpy for the first couple months when it launched despite being run by MLBAM, and this is going to be the only chance ROH will have to try to win back people who were burned by iPPV streams crashing,

Mike Graham's only significant runs outside of places his dad ran was a couple of programs in the AWA over their light heavyweight title. His smug appearances on WWE 24/7 shows were always eyeroll-inducing, and they clearly were only putting up with him because they wanted the Florida footage for the vault.

There weren't any plans other than Steam and the PS4 version that seems to have backing from New Japan, but the Steam version has been apparently well beyond their expectations so there's a greater than zero chance it could go to the Switch, Especially since indie games have found a real home there.

Heel Lawler vs fans is always my favorite Lawler. Now I want to see Lawler vs Negro.

I think Jarrett's another victim of Vince Russo really. He had a solid career going back to the Memphis days, and there was never a backlash against him until the end of WCW when Russo kept pushing him too hard. Even his time in TNA was probably the best of that promotion, he wasn't involved for most of the real LOLTNA stuff. Also I'm not sure I'd believe Bruce Pritchard's word since his gimmick these days seems to be "lovable bullshitter" no matter how much he plays the I-was-there card. Wasn't at least part of the reason him and his dad started TNA that he was persona-non-grata to WWE?

He did basically fire Jarrett on live TV. I always got the impression he was mad at Jeff for standing up to him when he only accepted that kind of behavior from the very top level guys.

Randy Orton seems to think mass shootings in schools happen because God isn't allowed in. Yeah, Also it should be interesting if the rumors are true and Kid Rock goes in to the celebrity wing of the WWE HOF this year. They've taken such steps to avoid any mention of politics in the Trump era yet they may be enshrining a guy considering a run for office.

Chris Regal was the owner of TNA fan site TNAMecca that was known for insane rules where everything was built as a cult where you would get banned for questioning Regal's authority. At some point last year he "died" after a sudden illness then his "brother" that no one knew existed started posting. Everyone (save a few really dense Mecca posters) knew he was faking and I guess this Abbey business prompted him to fess up.

To be fair, hashtag resistance does make more sense when the person in charge tweets more than a 13 year old girl.

Kids these days don't know how to space out their scams, Chris Regal was just last year.

Both WWE and New Japan balked on Riddle due to his past drug test failures and his pro-pot stance.

So what's going on with that Abbey person on Twitter apparently trying to scam people by saying she has cancer?

Plus was it make clear that he just got his intial investment back or that plus whatever it cost to run while he was funding however many tapings he did while Dixie was stringing him along.

The WWE women's roster so far is doing a better job at callouts than 75% of the UFC roster when asked who they want to fight next.

TNA may be responsible for the original lineup of Smashing Pumpkins going on tour for the first time in ages. Billy pretty much implied his wrestling adventures hurt his bottom line.

To be fair, WWE uploaded a video to YouTube calling in a cello too.

Wasn't it more or less implied that there was no way Lawler was going to be held responsible by anyone in the Memphis legal system? Isn't it possible, or hell even probable, that a judge just says "I got a letter saying the girls recanted" and magically made things go away without the mess of having to air the dirty laundry of the local hero? Odds were slim to none that anyone in 1994 would have pressed the issue, and I'd wager no one really wanted to pull back the curtain to see what other skeletons could be hiding, As far as my issue with the piece Bix, I guess my main point of contention would be it seems like it's a much better cautionary tale of why women are hesitant to report sexual assaults (especially against someone famous) rather than focusing on how Lawler tried to slut shame. Or maybe both points could be mentioned, I dunno, I'm not a writer. But if we learned anything from #MeToo and #TimesUp, it's that there's still a disturbingly large portion of folks who's kneejerk reaction to a woman coming forward is "she's a lying slut looking to collect sweet rape dollars because she didn't come forward sooner".

How are they doing on content with WCCW TV? Im unsure how long World Class TV ran for or what years the Network has and if any years are complete. The WWE Network News site posted a list: Rumor is a lot of what's missing may be due the source material not being salvagable (I seem to recall Kevin Von Erich saying something like the tapes were kept in a shed in the Texas heat) and there might be some discrepancy on who actually owns the 1989 stuff since that's when it was merged into Memphis/USWA.

She's been wearing those gloves since she turned evil in NXT though.