This will put him in epic status. He is now a legit hero who thwarted an home invader. He will be champ when he returns to action. Life has been good for him.
THE WRESTLING THREAD: HHH KEEPS DOING HHH THINGS.....
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This will put him in epic status. He is now a legit hero who thwarted an home invader. He will be champ when he returns to action. Life has been good for him.
I would nut all up in this woman, straight up
AJ, would be good for a freaky one night stand
Might have to kick the crazy bitch out of bed come morning though
Layla is sexy as hell and one of the few women that I prefer with curly hair. And AJ. I love how her ass has bounce to it in the gif.
You talk about picking the wrong person to steal from. Bryan trained at Randy Couture's gym for years so he could have really fucked dude up if he wanted to.
WWE Network Employees 'Walking on Eggshells'
Posted by Steve Carrier on 07/27/2014 at 10:30 AM
It's said that people who work on the WWE Network are always "walking on eggshells" because there is no real direction or strategy. One example is that employees were given the order to produce the "Cougar Countdown" special when Vickie Guerrero left in June but weren't told about it until the last minute.
There are some people working 55-65 hours per week on the Network. There's a feeling that some Network job cuts could be coming when the next Network subscribers announcement is made this Thursday.
We've noted before that very few people know exactly how the Network is performing. However, it was also said that unless there's a live pay-per-view, live NXT special or a live episode of Main Event, there's not really huge audiences watching the programs that are being shown.
Posted by Steve Carrier on 07/27/2014 at 10:30 AM
It's said that people who work on the WWE Network are always "walking on eggshells" because there is no real direction or strategy. One example is that employees were given the order to produce the "Cougar Countdown" special when Vickie Guerrero left in June but weren't told about it until the last minute.
There are some people working 55-65 hours per week on the Network. There's a feeling that some Network job cuts could be coming when the next Network subscribers announcement is made this Thursday.
We've noted before that very few people know exactly how the Network is performing. However, it was also said that unless there's a live pay-per-view, live NXT special or a live episode of Main Event, there's not really huge audiences watching the programs that are being shown.
My Xbox One has bookmarks for the old PPVs
Welp, looks like TNA might be a wrap soon. Spike TV will not renew their contract with TNA, which expires in October. Oh well, it was a good run.
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dont mess with these wrestlers
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Like I can watch Starrcade and it has bookmarks to skip to each match but then I go to Halloween Havoc and I have to fast forward through it. It's so random. Maybe people are waiting for all the Raw/Nitro episodes to be added. The recent best of nitro video was awful. Only an hour and they spent like 15 minutes talking about the Nitro Girl search. I don't give a fuck.
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REPORT: SPIKE CANCELS TNA IMPACT
by Mike Johnson @ 12:20 AM on 7/28/2014
TMZ.com is reporting that sources have informed them that Spike quietly canceled TNA Impact Wrestling "last week" and that TNA is looking for a new potential home for their series.
PWInsider.com has not independently confirmed that story but has reached out to sources within Spike and TNA requesting confirmation on the report. That said, the rumors regarding that status have been quietly making the rounds for several weeks.
I do know that several weeks ago, TNA was still negotiating with Spike. There is also a version of the story floating around that Dixie Carter informed TNA staff of the cancellation at a meeting earlier this week. While there was indeed a staff meeting on Wednesday 7/23, I am told nothing of the sort was stated and that the majority of it was discussion of strategies for the next three weeks of TV promotion.
TNA debuted on Spike on 10/1/05 as a one hour late-night series before expanding into a two hour series that eventually moved to a prime-time timeslot.
TNA's current deal takes them through October. Those episodes will be taped the first week of August at the Manhattan Center in NYC.
This past Thursday's episode was the highest audience for the series since April of this year.
by Mike Johnson @ 12:20 AM on 7/28/2014
TMZ.com is reporting that sources have informed them that Spike quietly canceled TNA Impact Wrestling "last week" and that TNA is looking for a new potential home for their series.
PWInsider.com has not independently confirmed that story but has reached out to sources within Spike and TNA requesting confirmation on the report. That said, the rumors regarding that status have been quietly making the rounds for several weeks.
I do know that several weeks ago, TNA was still negotiating with Spike. There is also a version of the story floating around that Dixie Carter informed TNA staff of the cancellation at a meeting earlier this week. While there was indeed a staff meeting on Wednesday 7/23, I am told nothing of the sort was stated and that the majority of it was discussion of strategies for the next three weeks of TV promotion.
TNA debuted on Spike on 10/1/05 as a one hour late-night series before expanding into a two hour series that eventually moved to a prime-time timeslot.
TNA's current deal takes them through October. Those episodes will be taped the first week of August at the Manhattan Center in NYC.
This past Thursday's episode was the highest audience for the series since April of this year.
Jim Ross Blog: Spike TV Parting Ways with TNA
Posted by Steve Carrier on 07/28/2014 at 12:44 PM
WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross wrote the following on his website about the TNA situation with Spike TV:
"TMZ reported Sunday night that they would be ending their relationship with TNA Impact when their current rights fee arrangement ends supposedly in October.
Obviously, this is a blow to TNA but they have a weekly audience of approximately 1M viewers which will interest some cable networks. The question is can TNA negotiate a deal that will financially keep them in business in today's entertainment world with this quick turnaround?
WWE got less of a rights fee from NBC/Universal to stay on the USA Network than many predicted so one could assume another cable entity might not be willing to pay top dollar for TNA with the current perception that broadcasters apparently have regarding the genre.
One would assume/hope TNA finds a new cable home and they move their fan base with them. If not, Viacom's Spike Network is in the same position TBS was in when Jim Crockett Promotions found themselves in financial duress. TBS bought out JCP and WCW aired on TBS & TNT for years. The question is does Viacom want to own a pro wrestling franchise to go with their newly acquired MMA franchise Bellator?
It will be interesting to see how all the involved parties spin this matter come Monday morning. If WWE's scheduled financial, conference call doesn't go well later this week especially as it relates to the number if subscribers currently paying for the WWE Network this will be one of the most news worthy and potentially negative weeks the business has experienced in years. Hopefully the week will end better than it's started.
As in any major development such as this, opportunistic entrepreneurs will circle their wagons to both fill the programming void at Spike and to potentially create national, cable TV competition for WWE.
I'm hoping the wrestling fans win at the end of the day and that there will be competition within the timeless genre that has apparently come to another crossroads that will necessitate change which might actually be a good thing."
Posted by Steve Carrier on 07/28/2014 at 12:44 PM
WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross wrote the following on his website about the TNA situation with Spike TV:
"TMZ reported Sunday night that they would be ending their relationship with TNA Impact when their current rights fee arrangement ends supposedly in October.
Obviously, this is a blow to TNA but they have a weekly audience of approximately 1M viewers which will interest some cable networks. The question is can TNA negotiate a deal that will financially keep them in business in today's entertainment world with this quick turnaround?
WWE got less of a rights fee from NBC/Universal to stay on the USA Network than many predicted so one could assume another cable entity might not be willing to pay top dollar for TNA with the current perception that broadcasters apparently have regarding the genre.
One would assume/hope TNA finds a new cable home and they move their fan base with them. If not, Viacom's Spike Network is in the same position TBS was in when Jim Crockett Promotions found themselves in financial duress. TBS bought out JCP and WCW aired on TBS & TNT for years. The question is does Viacom want to own a pro wrestling franchise to go with their newly acquired MMA franchise Bellator?
It will be interesting to see how all the involved parties spin this matter come Monday morning. If WWE's scheduled financial, conference call doesn't go well later this week especially as it relates to the number if subscribers currently paying for the WWE Network this will be one of the most news worthy and potentially negative weeks the business has experienced in years. Hopefully the week will end better than it's started.
As in any major development such as this, opportunistic entrepreneurs will circle their wagons to both fill the programming void at Spike and to potentially create national, cable TV competition for WWE.
I'm hoping the wrestling fans win at the end of the day and that there will be competition within the timeless genre that has apparently come to another crossroads that will necessitate change which might actually be a good thing."
Backstage Update on Spike Not Renewing TNA's Deal
Posted by Steve Carrier on 07/28/2014 at 10:34 AM TNA officials have confirmed that Spike TV will not be renewing their contract for Impact Wrestling. Word is that the deal expires either the last week in September or the first week in October. TNA has until then to secure a new deal with another network.
Both sides are claiming that they were the ones to not renew but multiple sources have confirmed it was Spike's decision. TNA says they are still in negotiations with Spike.
For those wondering if TNA's international TV deals can keep them going, those deals are not lucrative enough and you still can't tour in the United States without TV. There are lots of people in TNA that have a very small chance of picking up work in Japan, Ring of Honor and WWE.
Posted by Steve Carrier on 07/28/2014 at 10:34 AM TNA officials have confirmed that Spike TV will not be renewing their contract for Impact Wrestling. Word is that the deal expires either the last week in September or the first week in October. TNA has until then to secure a new deal with another network.
Both sides are claiming that they were the ones to not renew but multiple sources have confirmed it was Spike's decision. TNA says they are still in negotiations with Spike.
For those wondering if TNA's international TV deals can keep them going, those deals are not lucrative enough and you still can't tour in the United States without TV. There are lots of people in TNA that have a very small chance of picking up work in Japan, Ring of Honor and WWE.
Is Spike Not Renewing TNA Because of Vince Russo?
Posted by Steve Carrier on 07/28/2014 at 10:44 AM We noted before via F4Wonline.com that Spike TV's decision not to renew TNA's Impact Wrestling contract came just a few days after Spike found out Russo was still working with TNA.
Spike was not happy when they found out Russo was still working for TNA. While there's speculation that this could have been the "straw that broke the camel's back," there was still no new deal in place 2 weeks ago, before they found out Russo still had ties to TNA.
It's said that Russo's involvement with TNA played a big factor in Spike not renewing Impact but they likely would not have renewed anyway.
When the news of Russo working with TNA was recently confirmed, there were a lot of people in TNA worried because of what's happening now.
Posted by Steve Carrier on 07/28/2014 at 10:44 AM We noted before via F4Wonline.com that Spike TV's decision not to renew TNA's Impact Wrestling contract came just a few days after Spike found out Russo was still working with TNA.
Spike was not happy when they found out Russo was still working for TNA. While there's speculation that this could have been the "straw that broke the camel's back," there was still no new deal in place 2 weeks ago, before they found out Russo still had ties to TNA.
It's said that Russo's involvement with TNA played a big factor in Spike not renewing Impact but they likely would not have renewed anyway.
When the news of Russo working with TNA was recently confirmed, there were a lot of people in TNA worried because of what's happening now.
TNA got canceled because.....http://uproxx.com/prowrestling/2014...na-impacts-grave-with-tnagotcancelledbecause/
http://uproxx.com/prowrestling/2014...na-impacts-grave-with-tnagotcancelledbecause/
Not dead yet
IT'S NOT JUST TNA DENYING TMZ'S STORY - UPDATED 1:56 PM
by Mike Johnson and Dave Scherer @ 1:56 PM on 7/28/2014
PWinsider.com asked representatives at Viacom, parent company of SpikeTV, for comment on the TMZ story that they had decided not to renew TNA Impact. We were told:
"Per Viacom company policy - we don’t comment on ongoing negotiations."
Obviously, that would mean they are still in negotiations with TNA.;
1:34 PM update.
TMZ reported earlier that Spike TV has broken off negotiations with TNA and would not be carrying Impact after the current contract expired in October.
Dixie Carter just tweeted the following in response to the story:
"Negotiations with @SpikeTV are ongoing. Stay tuned and be sure to tune in this Thursday night for Ultimate X on #ImpactOnSpike!!"
Obviously, she is refuting the TMZ story, which you can read below.
Also, TNA executive Bob Ryder tweeted:
"Reports are not true. Negotiations with @SpikeTV are ongoing
IT'S NOT JUST TNA DENYING TMZ'S STORY - UPDATED 1:56 PM
by Mike Johnson and Dave Scherer @ 1:56 PM on 7/28/2014
PWinsider.com asked representatives at Viacom, parent company of SpikeTV, for comment on the TMZ story that they had decided not to renew TNA Impact. We were told:
"Per Viacom company policy - we don’t comment on ongoing negotiations."
Obviously, that would mean they are still in negotiations with TNA.;
1:34 PM update.
TMZ reported earlier that Spike TV has broken off negotiations with TNA and would not be carrying Impact after the current contract expired in October.
Dixie Carter just tweeted the following in response to the story:
"Negotiations with @SpikeTV are ongoing. Stay tuned and be sure to tune in this Thursday night for Ultimate X on #ImpactOnSpike!!"
Obviously, she is refuting the TMZ story, which you can read below.
Also, TNA executive Bob Ryder tweeted:
"Reports are not true. Negotiations with @SpikeTV are ongoing
How do you "quietly" cancel a a show? That seemed suspect off back. Especially one that has been on years?
http://uproxx.com/prowrestling/2014...na-impacts-grave-with-tnagotcancelledbecause/
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Motherfuck that ruined his whole career for me...I'll never be right again after seeing that
True.
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Motherfuck that ruined his whole career for me...I'll never be right again after seeing that
I watched that match live and that's a crazy ass bump to take.
TNA's brought in a lot of people who were just there to cash checks but Sting gave them everything he had.
btw
Anyone else see Naomi on SD?
Yes the ass was crazy and there was a good shot of it while she was scrapping with Cameron (bad wrestler but good heel) but I like her new braids. These hoes wrestling with full, long extensions and nobody pulls the shit out bothers me to no end.
Anyone else see Naomi on SD?
Yes the ass was crazy and there was a good shot of it while she was scrapping with Cameron (bad wrestler but good heel) but I like her new braids. These hoes wrestling with full, long extensions and nobody pulls the shit out bothers me to no end.
Laaaaaaawwdddddd Naomi shit just don't make no sense
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Yes laaawd
I know the TNA shit took over but I didn't want Naomi to be overlooked for her outfit and new hairstyle Friday night.
I might have to hurt that Uso boy.
I always wondered that shit. I've seen chics extensions fall out while running track. How that shit doesn't get pulled out while wrestling is a mystery yet impressive.
I always wondered that shit. I've seen chics extensions fall out while running track. How that shit doesn't get pulled out while wrestling is a mystery yet impressive.
They must use the world's strongest crazy glue or some shit to keep those extensions on their scalp
They must use the world's strongest crazy glue or some shit to keep those extensions on their scalp
I bet they spend damn near all day getting that shit in there too.
Its really hard to get into these Diva matches because the crowds always suck during them. I don't know if they're in awe of the chics or if they simply just don't want to see it. But even in bad matches when you have a good crowd you can save them at times.
IMO - the problem is - these girls can't wrestle or take real bumps... Natalia is cool, AJ and Naomi got potential, but they need another Lita and a few more girls with Natalia's skill set
So wait, what's spikes issue with Russo?
I was just at the Raw here in Houston on Monday
The girls get a pretty decent pop when they come out
It's just that the way they wrestle doesn't really get people on their feet during the matches
The divas matches are always bathroom breaks for me and lots of other people
other than he is an ASSHOLE that doesn't know when to shut the fuck up? Or that he hasn't booked a good angle in last 15 years? or has no clue as to the meaning or the concept or reason for a budget?
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