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It just came off to me like they just stuck Jordan in as a last minute Dean replacement and did the same story they were planning to do. The whole deal with Sheamus apparently dealing with spinal stenosis seems to have gone under the radar, and this seems like this might have been done to get the belts off him. Also I think with Jordan was he was placed in an unbelievable (in a bad way) story that got shit on from the jump. It was going to be stupid no matter who was put in it, I think some people just were assuming it was going to be Gable because of the Olympic connection. No one is hating this because it wasn't Gable, they were hating it because it's a stupid storyline no one is buying and the longer they do it the more it makes everyone involved look like geeks.

The interaction between them was great, but a 16 minute match when the gimmick is no commericals was probably not the best timing. Joe continues to be the best heel, and the match with Roman was great until the super lame "DQ for kicking too much ass" finish. Jordan and Rollins as tag champs was fun, but it's either leading to the Russoiffic tag partners who don't get along deal or we're supposed to forget they spent weeks portraying JJ as a whiny bitch to set up a heel turn that apparently got called off when Dean got hurt.

The brief time Lance Russell was on Twitter before he passed was like the best Twitter could ever hope to be.

I believe what he said was along the lines of there were no plans set but that could easily change. So not exactly the same sentiment and it's easier to interpret what Dave means when you hear him speak(as challenging it can be at times when he stammers or shuffles his notes) an when you read it. Dave ALWAYS says plans can change on anything he reports I'm not sure how this became a major knock on Dave when history has shown plans do change all the time.

Top 100 Raw moments and 100 episodes of Mid Atlantic are set as the new content for January.

Yes because this is totally a thing that is exclusive to The Young Bucks and in no way has anyone acted like this about Roman Reigns or John Cena. Well start a thread about Cena or Reigns and we can discuss them there.

But the only people I see being toxic aren't Bucks fans, but those who have to constantly tell everyone how much they don't like the Young Bucks.

My question has always been why is it seemingly a horrible thing to some people that an act they don't particularly care for is over? I don't want to come across as yelling at Sean, but it seems like so goddamn many people take personal offense to the Young Bucks I'm wondering if they went around stealing people's lunches and kicking their dogs. Do I enjoy everything the Bucks do? No, it does get to be a bit excessive at times (okay, a lot of the time). But I'm also not going to swear off indy wrestling just because they are a popular act right now. tl;dr not everything will always be presented with you in mind. Let people enjoy things if they like them.

He was responding to someone asking about a cut and paste site claiming he reported Vince was looking to sell WWE to Disney, but I guess that doesn't make for funny jokes.

The target audience is "companies that want to give WWE money" which Facebook apparently is one of.

I've wondered since he had the injury in NXT, was his shoulder that messed up or did the doctors do an Ultimo Dragon on him? It doesn't seem like he's been right ever since.

So WCW officially died the other day, as the Universal Wrestling Corporation was finally merged back into Turner.

It's really funny how the (US based) MMA hardcore fans hate any sullying of their precious sport with dirty pro wrestling, but it was largely pro wrestlers who started the shoot style groups that kicked off the popularity of MMA in Japan and led to everything today.

That wouldn't necessarily be the worst thing, It's not like we need two hour plus battle royals on one show.

He's probably taking things that aren't being detected by their tests. It's always been a cat and mouse game with new things being formulated that escape detection and tests being adjusted to (try) to catch them. It's long been stated that to fail a drug test you either have to be very unlucky, stupid about your cycles, or just don't give a shit about getting caught. I'm wondering if now that the India Experiment seems to be over, what will happen now.

Because just like it's WWE Canon that Vince save pro wrestling from smoke filled arenas, so shall it be that Steph single handedly saved women from the dredges of bra & panties matches and butterfly belts.

Im guessing Asuka wins the title soon and Ronda makes a surprise debut and wins the Rumble to start the rumored Mania program.

(Why do apostrophes and quote marks disappear when I post on mobile?)

Lol Stephs if theres ever time for a Yes chant its now coming off like Jebs please clap moment.

I can hear Loss popping from here at Dana doing the Alexandria York gimmick.

His man boobs caused by ster....er his vigorous new training regimen.

Man, if Jinders gyno gets any worse WWE wont be PG anymore.

To be fair. anyone who complains about flippy flop stuff in a match with the Young Bucks, Flip Gordon, and Dragon Lee/Titan probably needs to be shot from a cannon into the sun anyway.

The thing about that is particpation rates in youth football is slowly declining, and more and more folks are uneasy with watching what essentially is concussionball on TV at the levels they used to, but somehow a Certain Segment has decided it's all the fault of black guys kneeling. Plus there's also still the reason the XFL folded in the first place: for all the bells and whistles they came up with the play on the field largely sucked. There's probably some quality players out there not on NFL teams, but it's not likely a new league will be able to afford any of them.

Vince seeing the NFL taking PR black eyes due to mishandling everything from DV arrests to players kneeling for the anthem and thinking what America needs is the XFL.