C.S.

Where is this from, Bubba? But yeah, AJ seems like a special kind of stupid, so it wouldn't surprise me. In all likelihood, it's probably a useless Jaxson Ryker type that no one would ever think of because no one cares about him.

All of this talk of Taker taking on side hustles to make extra money leads me to believe that the Blue Line clothing he wears throughout this doc is simply an endorsement deal - because he's sporting that line 99% of the time, which isn't natural unless it's a paid promotion. If WWE let Taker's contract run out after he told Vince he was done at Extreme Rules, that is sort of semi-understandable. I can only assume Vince was really confident Taker would never join AEW. I guess the Starrcast deal jolted Vince out of that way of thinking, even if Taker had no intentions of ever working outside WWE. I'll even buy that Taker is in the bubble to such an extent that he didn't know what AEW was. Plus, Conrad had recently been on the WWE Network, so there was still somewhat of a relationship there at the time. I assume that's over and done with now, even with Uncle Brucie being #2 and Conrad being a Flair. This Starrcast stuff must be a big moneymaker for Conrad to burn his bridge with WWE, or maybe he was naive enough to think everyone could be friends? Taker forgetting his gear for Mania makes me wonder if the Elias spot was originally going to happen there. With the finale being next week, I wonder if we're going to get a surprise retirement announcement at the end of the documentary, either with the AJ match being his swan song or next year's Mania match and a HOF induction being announced as the Undertaker's last ride.

Even then, it’s going to be business as usual.

I'd take it!

My new dream team!

Heyman has been wildly overrated for so long now.

If he hadn't blocked me on Twitter, I would enthusiastically recommend The Criterion Channel to him. Since I can't recommend it to him, I'll recommend it to all of you instead!

The greatest wrestling match ever? I don't even need to answer that. But the greatest WWE match of the year? Easily.

Chops and Flying Crossbody have to be purposeful nods to Flair and Steamboat.

Not sure why all of you are so distracted by the hokey marketing - the match has been very good and I've found it very easy to enjoy it on its own terms.

This is the match they should've had at WrestleMania.

Probably also helps that he has a decade of legitimate acting under his belt.

This is SO bad it's almost winning me over.

This is some terri-bad "Miami Connection" shit here.

UGH!!! WTF IS THIS SHIT? I want them to use Tozawa, but not like this. :\

Dragging "The Human Penis" Bobby Lashley to a watchable match is a miracle, so I'll give Drew kudos. I wish they'd just release Lana instead of turning her into this nagging buzzkill. Used to be such a powerful, cool character, but WWE gotta WWE, I guess.

God no, don't credit me for this dogshit.

Ehh, close enough...

I don't see McIntyre losing a month after WrestleMania to a guy who hasn't had a good match in WWE and hasn't gotten over even after multiple managers and pushes.

Only on a wrestling forum could that possibly mean something else.

Prediction: Lana comes out, throws a tantrum, and inadvertently distracts Lashley - Claymore, 1-2-3, your winner and STIIIIILL WWE Champion...

Mauro would never sing. #JustSayin'

Stop trying to be one of the "cool kids." Being part of the "in" crowd here is like being the head nerd in Revenge of the Nerds. Mauro is the best commentator of his generation. Have the strength, have the courage of your convictions, to break away from the pack and embrace the Maestro of the Microphone, the Maven of Mamma Mia, the Bipolar Rock 'n' Roller, Mauro FUCKING Ranallo!

Asuka is crying because this means another match with Nia Jax.

Sheamus vs. Jeff Hardy was a fun match with a clean victory by a babyface delivering on his promises - it doesn't get any better than that!