C.S.

None of those names excite me... RVD is played out. Finlay who I love, has to be getting up there in years. Shelton never drew a dime or connected the dots. Even though people were always clamoring for him to get a bigger push, he was overpushed if anything. NAO, been there done that with The Ascension and no one gave a fuck. MVP, maybe, but if they were going to do anything substantial with him, it would have been years ago, not now.

I got no beef with country music. It's the endless number of awards shows they have for it. Damn it, I meant to say reckless, not restless. I corrected my post.

Geez, you guys, country's not my favorite either, but does listening to it really excuse a reckless fistfight with your aunt!

Vader unleashed a series of increasingly unhinged tweets toward Ospreay. Ospreay responded by acting like he was cosplaying The Young Bucks at a comic convention. In other words, being a smug douche. Kinda warranted in this case though, as Vader brings on the cray-der. I'm sure this will end with Vader proclaiming, "I'm just working an angle, brother." http://wrestlinginc.com/wi/news/2016/0617/612759/will-ospreay-involved-in-twitter-fight-with-pro-wrestling-legend/

I know of instances where a "May-December romance" have worked, but those are rare. And the couple I'm thinking of (no one famous) didn't get together when the female was barely out of her teens, like The Kat (not sure about this latest one). Hopefully things are okay with her and her daughter now. You did a good thing there, but I imagine how exhausting it must have been doing it again and again.

Well, that and many other reasons. In addition to dating women young enough to be his daughter or even granddaughter at this point, he seems to pick real head-cases. Ms. Kitty/The Kat and now this drunken child girlfriend of his. I'm sure the lives you potentially saved would consider you heroic, even if they'll never know what you did.

Okay, I have to admit, this made me laugh. Edit: I somehow missed this part in the news story. Yeah, that sounds bad. :\ Really hope he just forcibly restrained her to prevent her from driving drunk.

Agreed! This is by far the most embarrassing thread I've ever seen on PWO. If he laid his hands on a woman, absolutely, that's horrible and indefensible. However, if he in fact stopped her from driving drunk, then he's a hero who possibly saved innocent lives. It's well-known that Jerry doesn't drink alcohol but does have poor taste in women. If it's true that she was intoxicated during the CMA Awards last week and got into a fistfight with her aunt (Wrestling Inc.), he should've dumped her right then and there. But love is blind. A tragic situation all around, but most of the posters here are only concerned about his commentary career and happily celebrating its demise. Never mind the real issue here. That isn't important, right? Pathetic!

Officially confirmed: Will Ospreay is a smug moron who makes stupid and offensive comments without batting an eyelash. "I want to address something and it's not about what time it is. I tell you what, you know what time it is? It's time to get with the times! The IWC wants to say Ospreay doesn't tell any stories. Now I don't know why they'd want a dyslexic kid to read them Harry Potter...." http://www.cagesideseats.com/indies-independent-wrestling-indy-promotions/2016/6/14/11938506/will-ospreay-shoots-on-iwc-tells-his-detractors-to-get-with-the-times

Matt Hardy is the best Hardy, both as a character and in the ring, and he always has been. I'm glad other people are finally beginning to realize that.

Tye Dillinger deserves every bit of the popularity he has IMO. He's an unsung hero, much like Tyler Breeze before him. Almas did not impress me one bit in his first outing, which is the only thing I've seen of his. Bad costume, bland ring style, just a massive disappointment all around. I hope Tye gets a much bigger push soon. I was also one of the fans of his "crappy" tag team with Jason Jordan. Were they American Alpha? No. But they were decent. Definitely for the best though that Tye is by himself now and Jordan is with Gable.

I think the shirt actually showed up a few weeks before the Taker match. It was a massive spoiler, but of course no one saw it coming. Edit: Never mind. The Conquer "the Streak" shirt was different.

Mine froze up a couple of times.

The End ... of American Alpha's Tag Team Title reign. To be fair, The Revival has been doing awesome work as of late.

The horrible Steiner tights are less appreciated though, at least by me. They scream "we're still in developmental" to me. What happened to the sleek red, white, and blue?

Tye Dillinger is over as rover. Andrade "Cien" Almas has an awful outfit and look, but all of that will be polished in developmental. Terrible match IMO. Not impressed by Almas so far.

Austin's thoughts: http://wrestlinginc.com/wi/news/2016/0607/612439/steve-austin-on-what-he-thought-about-ricochet-vs-will-ospreay/

I'll have to be honest: I've never really loved cage matches. I looked a few top 10/15/20 lists for some reminders. I was going to say Bret vs. Owen, but I don't remember it being that great - certainly not comparable to their WM match. Maybe it's just me? My favorite has to be BJ Whitmer vs. Jimmy Jacobs from ROH Supercard of Honor II, which I attended. It was incredible! (Although, I remember one of them being injured and out for nine months because of this match. It was seemingly pretty fucking reckless, but still spectacular to watch live.) I went into the show knowing nothing about them, and they made an incredible impression, to say the least. I've never seen it on tape though, only from the stands, so obviously I haven't revisited it. Honorable mentions: Triple H vs. Mick Foley from No Way Out 2000: I haven't watched it since then to know if it still holds up, but the drama of the Mick Foley retirement stipulation had me on the edge of my seat at the time. Of course, his retirement was undone a mere six weeks later, but at least he mostly stayed away after that. I was going to link to it on the WWE Network, but I can only find the finish, not the actual match. Here's the entire PPV, as that's better than nothing. http://network.wwe.com/video/v31303613/ Andre vs. Kamala from October 21, 1984: I wasn't expecting anything out of this, and it ended up being surprisingly a lot of fun. http://network.wwe.com/video/v31307213/milestone/31326509/

Brock will indeed be facing Mark Hunt.

Pisses me off too, Loss. Who did the terrible Ambrose match at WrestleMania help? Not Brock (the winner), not Ambrose, and certainly not the fans who had to sit through what was IMO the most disappointing big match of the year. It should have been a war, and Ambrose should have somehow squeaked by. He would've been a made man. But nope, didn't happen, and his value has diminished considerably since then. For all of the criticism Ambrose gets here (mostly justified), the WWE had something with him and the fans saw something in him. That has been mostly squandered now.

I hope this deal somehow allows UFC to force Punk to return to the WWE for a once-off appearance and/or match.

I attended ROH Supercard of Honor II in 2007 and I remember it being a five-hour show, but I was never once bored and really felt like I had gotten my money's worth ($25 for a walk-up ticket, IIRC). It's quite possibly the best live event I've ever attended, and it was a last-minute, spur of the moment decision because some friends just happened to be in town and were going. (They also attended Mania 23, which I didn't buy tickets for and had no interest in seeing.) With that said, the only matches I actually retained in my memory were BJ Whitmer vs. Jimmy Jacobs and the Dragon Gate main event. Other than that, I remember Jim Cornette being there (because we saw him outside) and Larry Sweeney. I recall nothing else about the show, and looking back at the results now, I'm shocked at all of the future big stars who were there.

No......it's not out of character in the least if you've seen her in NXT. Her bestie Emma is injured right after Dana hits the main roster.......of course she'll sleep with Ric and worm her way into that sitch And what about her NXT character was anything like that? What am I missing here?

I guess that explains why Brock Lesnar vs. Dean Ambrose was so short and boring. Brock needed to keep himself healthy for this. But poor Ambrose. He lost in one of the worst big matches of the year and it did nothing for either of them. Kinda wish Brock would just stay in UFC. His presence has been a series of diminishing returns in WWE. Whether that's his fault, or "creative's" fault, who knows. Ambrose should have been on fire after Mania. Instead, pffft. I also wish Brock vs. Punk in UFC was a possibility, but I guess weight classes prevent that?

WrestleMania 32.