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Booker T On Orton’s Take On Colin Kaepernick Controversy, Donald Trump/Racism
Posted by Matt Boone October 3, 2016 0 Comment


WWE Hall Of Famer Booker T was recently interviewed by S.I.’s Extra Mustard blog and spoke about Randy Orton’s comments on his “Heated Conversations” podcast about the national anthem controversy surrounding NFL star Colin Kaepernick.

“Just for a minute, Randy Orton took a step back and said, ‘Maybe I don’t know what people are going through because I’m not walking in their shoes’. You can speculate, but until you have walked in those shoes, you just don’t know. People should step back and look at this, even for a minute, from someone else’s perspective—and listen. Then come up with a conclusion after you’ve actually sat and talked about it, instead of making your decision before you even sit down.”

The promoter of the Houston, Texas based Reality Of Wrestling (ROW) promotion also shared his thoughts regarding the Republican candidate for United States president, Donald Trump, and the racism controversy that has surrounded him throughout the ongoing election.

“The election is definitely hanging in the balance. Donald Trump has said a lot of inflammatory comments that a lot of people don’t like, but people can sometimes speak from a racist standpoint and not really know they are racist. It’s like when white people want to speak on slavery, maybe they should take a step back and say, ‘Maybe I don’t understand what you’re going through,’ or have the empathy to look at race from a different position.

“Personally, I’m not a Republican and I’m not a Democrat. People need to stop focusing on becoming part of a party and instead voting with their mind and their heart. If [Republican] Paul Ryan was running for president, there are some views of his that I like, so I could vote for Paul Ryan. If Bernie Sanders, who is a Democrat, won the nomination, I could have voted for Bernie Sanders. I’m going to vote because it is my duty. People fought for me to have that right.”

Check out the complete Booker T interview at SI.com.
 
10 Most Insane Wrestling Spots Of The Week (Oct 2)

An Indy Taker off a ladder through a table!

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9. DDT To The Exposed Floor

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8. A Non-Ladder War ROH Spot
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5. Abyss Shocks Broken Matt
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4. 450 To The Outside Through A Table

1. One Ridiculous Indy Taker

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Ladder War 6 was an all around insane match, so of course the best spot from it is the number one spot of the week.

After back body dropping Christopher Daniels off of the ladder and onto another ladder beneath them, Nick Jackson could've simple grabbed the titles and ended the match right there. In fact, WWE Superstar Seth Rollins Tweeted about this very moment, asking former member of WWE creative Rob Naylor "but why didn't he just grab the titles?"

The above spot is why he didn't grab the titles. Matt Jackson had Frankie Kazarian in an Indy Taker-ready position in the corner, above a table. Nick jumped and spiked the Addiction foe, giving him and his brother a clear path for victory.
 
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The Rock Does Commentary on His WWE Debut Match, Calls Vince McMahon One of the Greatest Commentators Ever
October 4, 2016 | Posted by Jeremy Thomas
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– The Rock’s YouTube Channel has posted this video of The Rock doing commentary while watching his WWE debut match which took place at the 1996 Survivor Series in Madison Square Garden. During the commentary, the Rock says he wishes Vince McMahon still did commentary, calling him one of the greatest ever, and talks about a special moment he had with Brian “Crush” Adams” at the end of the match.


 
Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar all but confirmed for November's Survivor Series
By Dave Meltzer | @davemeltzerWON | Oct 5, 2016 9:23 am


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At this point, a Brock Lesnar vs. Bill Goldberg match is all but confirmed for WWE Survivor Series on November 20 in Toronto.

There had been rumors from inside WWE that a deal for such a match had been completed over the weekend and two WWE sources over the last two days also indicated such a match was either finalized or at least in heavy negotiations.

We had reported on Monday night on the subscriber-only edition of Wrestling Observer Radio that serious negotiations were going on for a Lesnar vs. Goldberg match. On Twitter, Jim Ross indicated the same with more than one source.

Numerous sources have stated this is the battle plan for the show.

Goldberg will be on ESPN SportsCenter Wednesday night to promote WWE 2K17, and is expected to at least tease the idea of the match. During Raw Monday, they teased that the announcement that Goldberg's current situation with WWE would be addressed.

It would be Goldberg's first WWE match since his WrestleMania XX match with Lesnar more than 12 years ago. Goldberg, 49, remains in great shape and has trained hard in muay thai on a regular basis for years. He was WCW's top attraction and is best remembered from that era.

He did work for one year with WWE in 2003 and early 2004 with both sides wanting out at the end of the contract which left both sides with ill will.

Since making a deal with 2K Sports, Goldberg said that he considers those issues water under the bridge and was open to working with WWE.

This would be the third time in a row that a 2K Sports signee ended up with a WWE deal following Ultimate Warrior and Sting.
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Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar all but confirmed for November's Survivor Series
By Dave Meltzer | @davemeltzerWON | Oct 5, 2016 9:23 am


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At this point, a Brock Lesnar vs. Bill Goldberg match is all but confirmed for WWE Survivor Series on November 20 in Toronto.

There had been rumors from inside WWE that a deal for such a match had been completed over the weekend and two WWE sources over the last two days also indicated such a match was either finalized or at least in heavy negotiations.

We had reported on Monday night on the subscriber-only edition of Wrestling Observer Radio that serious negotiations were going on for a Lesnar vs. Goldberg match. On Twitter, Jim Ross indicated the same with more than one source.

Numerous sources have stated this is the battle plan for the show.

Goldberg will be on ESPN SportsCenter Wednesday night to promote WWE 2K17, and is expected to at least tease the idea of the match. During Raw Monday, they teased that the announcement that Goldberg's current situation with WWE would be addressed.

It would be Goldberg's first WWE match since his WrestleMania XX match with Lesnar more than 12 years ago. Goldberg, 49, remains in great shape and has trained hard in muay thai on a regular basis for years. He was WCW's top attraction and is best remembered from that era.

He did work for one year with WWE in 2003 and early 2004 with both sides wanting out at the end of the contract which left both sides with ill will.

Since making a deal with 2K Sports, Goldberg said that he considers those issues water under the bridge and was open to working with WWE.

This would be the third time in a row that a 2K Sports signee ended up with a WWE deal following Ultimate Warrior and Sting.
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I have never cared for Golberg at all.
He's easily the most over-hyped wrestler of all time.
Gonna be nothing but stiff punches and kicks in that match.
Lesnar could legit break Goldberg in half if he wanted to.
 
who the fuck wants to see Goldberg vs Brock part 2
Goldberg is washed and hasnt wrestled in years
 
I have exactly zero interest in seeing Brock v. Goldberg 2. Unless it's to see Brock throw some legit moves on Goldberg while no selling all of Goldberg's offense. It's crazy that before a Brock Lesnar fight, I'm usually worried that Brock might legit hurt the other person. But stepping in the ring with Goldberg, I think we should all be scared for Brock's safety :lol:

On a completely unrelated topic, The Miz is the best heel on the mic right now. I doubt that they'll let Ziggler's career come to end, but I don't want to see The Miz lose either. He's bringing interest and drama back to the IC title.
 
Yeah I am not keen on a part two of a Lesnar/Goldberg match either. However a Bobby Lashley vs Brock would interest me.
 
Real talk I wouldn't be mad to see the miz back in the main event
Cena is going back on hiatus after No Mercy. Heard that Dean asked for time off also. So that puts Orton next in line. After that feud maybe Miz will get a feud with Orton or AJ. WWE really can't afford to lose Dolph. They should separate the Hype Bros and push Ryder since there so thin on midcard talent.
 
I have exactly zero interest in seeing Brock v. Goldberg 2. Unless it's to see Brock throw some legit moves on Goldberg while no selling all of Goldberg's offense. It's crazy that before a Brock Lesnar fight, I'm usually worried that Brock might legit hurt the other person. But stepping in the ring with Goldberg, I think we should all be scared for Brock's safety :lol:

On a completely unrelated topic, The Miz is the best heel on the mic right now. I doubt that they'll let Ziggler's career come to end, but I don't want to see The Miz lose either. He's bringing interest and drama back to the IC title.

Yep, I'm always worried Brock will permanently injure someone in the ring one of these days. Might finally happen with this fight.

I think Ziggler loses and then "retires", only to come back a couple months later on Raw.
 
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