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What is the link to this thread? You can actually link a Reddit post and it will come up as a thumbnail that doesn't force the screen to scroll to the right like the pic does in your original post. Edit: Found it!

This is beyond sad and tragic. My heart goes out to him. I'm not sure how well-known Jimmy Rave is (I shared this with a friend, who had never heard of him, and I haven't really either), but this is definitely one of those times where you wish wrestling hadn't been a monopoly for so long so more guys like this could've "made it" with a comfortable nest egg to fall back on if the worst ever happened - and this is pretty damn bad.

Even Austin thought it looked like shit and said Cena needed to put some "stink" in it - meaning make it look more aggressive.

I'm pretty sure Cena being so light with those moves was a company mandate, I guess because the appearance of "choking" someone would ruin his family friendly image...or something. I agree it looked like hot dogshit. There's fake and then there's whatever Cena was doing with that move. You're reaching, Bubba. Hogan and Rock came across as UFC fighters in comparison to Cena's awful STF (although, The People's Elbow was nearly as bad).

Sasha is not a strong mic worker (whether that's because of scripted promos or not, the jury is still out) and she's never been a good babyface, even though the fans absolutely want to cheer her.

I took your post literally too, so you were not nearly as clear as you may have thought you were.

Are either of these easily accessible on U.S. streaming service or available on a U.S. or region-free DVD/Blu-ray with English subtitles?

He doesn't. It's run by two Persian Jewish brothers, the Magen Brothers.

Bob Ryder (of 1Wrestling, WCW, ECW, and TNA) also passed away. https://www.cagesideseats.com/impact-wrestling/2020/11/25/21719523/tna-founder-bob-ryder-dead If there's a separate thread posted here, I think it should be started by a fan of his. Edit: More info from Meltzer

Legitimately thought the nobody Q ref's first name was Drew, lol, and was wondering what happened between Bix and Drake Maverick... There goes what I thought were my amazing DrewAnon and QWuertz nicknames. I was wondering why no one else on PWO was praising my wit. I hadn't seen that Bix article though. Very enlightening stuff, and downright scary that someone in a position of power in a major company (talent relations for NXT) believes all that crap and will likely use it to influence who is hired.

What happened with Bix and Drake?

So, Adam Pearce is claiming "Drew McInfart" was an unintentional slip-up. Uh huh...

Well, I didn't think you were fanboying, but that is how the post sounded in general. If even one person gave a single shit about Drew Wuertz, this would be bad news for WWE. Fortunately for them, he's a total nobody. I realize he had a wrestling career, but not one single person had any feelings about him transitioning to a ref role when he got to NXT, so it's not like he was missed in a more prominent position. "He used to seem like such a cool guy on that indie rasslin' documentary" is about the best I've heard said about him.

AEW rasslin' darling can't possibly be a QAnon asshat - news at 11.

What a colossal waste if they held off or cancelled the 2020 HOF because of Covid and no fans. Sleazy, slimy, low class, Cheeto-fingered rasslin' fans are an absolute liability to the HOF. I don't mean just the Bret incident either. There have been so many other instances where the fans have hijacked what was supposed to be an "upscale" black tie affair and made it all about themselves. One that comes immediately to mind was when all the ham 'n eggers humiliated themselves by booing Maria Menounos, who was legitimately Bob Backlund's friend and therefore a perfectly appropriate choice to induct him - especially since, you know, he fucking chose her! WWE should've just rented a hotel, made it a private, low-key, classy affair - which is how it used to be done - and filmed it for the Network.

It's definitely cool getting some of those blanks filled in on stories we've heard but may not necessarily know everything about. I think it's worth a watch.

That's true in my case. All I know of him is Solomon Crowe and various Impact/indie garbage match clips.

Sounds like a good idea for a once-off, but maybe not anything more than that - especially with his age I agree with most of this, but I'd still take a chance on Pillman Jr. He's still very young and can be molded into something, and he has all the goodwill in the world because his dad is so beloved. Sami Callihan is not someone I'd personally sign, but AEW might because his sleazy garbage match indy cred might make for good pairings in their mind against Moxley, Janela, Darby, etc. Then again, AEW signed the ice cold flip-flop guy Matt Sydal, who has less buzz than a dead bee, so someone like Sami with actual buzz would be a step up.

Twitter is ablaze that Vince said WWF instead of WWE. Did he? The only post I can find about Vince not being well (which is why I assumed Vince was trending in the first place) is from Bix, and he locked replies to only people he's following, which is very odd for a journalist to do IMO. But I wasn't planning on replying, so it doesn't matter to me.

Is it just me or was Vince's voice more gravelly than usual? I don't want to speculate what could that mean, but he looked and sounded like he's in rough shape.

Not sure why you all thought that wasn't The Undertaker? Is there a joke I'm missing?

So, all those guys just walked to the ring, only to walk out before Undertaker's entrance...

Vince looks rough. What the fuck?

At least Kane is wearing a mask!

Don't worry, WWE gave them all temperature checks and used a magic Covid spray.