Even if he never wrestles a match (which he may not), it's still a big get for AEW to have him on their show cutting promos, managing, being backstage, merchandise, etc.
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THE WRESTLING THREAD: HELL HAS FROZE OVER JOHN CENA HAS GONE FULL HEEL
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Even at 61 you can't discredit him. He was the 2nd biggest baby face of the late 80's and mid 90's.
The same guy who was in TNA? Only the 61 year old version instead of the 40+ year old one?
LMAO ok
did they even confirm 2k22? The last 2k series game was a shit show and the worse in the series. I still play 2k19 since it was the last legit one.
They need more WCW arenas if they bring this back.
Most likely since they skipped 21. I'm not giving WWE2K anymore money after the 2K20 shit show. Worst game purchase I've probably made in those last 3 console generations.
Famous territory jobber Mike Jackson in his 70s is still wrestling since we talking old wrestlers.
Look forward to it!Awesome, so you should be able to shyt on them live from the audience then?
I rushed in here trying to tell everyone not to say anything to EPDC......
I WAS TOO LATE.......
Oh the homie can shyt on a product telepathically! He doesn't need internet access, my man does that shyt like Professor X!!!
But he keeps you honest so you can't be mad at him
I need to see
Only USA Network has that unfortunately
Rich Swan is Impact Champion. Isn’t Moose still “TNA Champion” too?
Kind of fucked up that Swan (and Moose) has to take a backseat to a CAC champion from another promotion on his own show.
I get the partnership as far business is concerned, but still fucked up for the brothers to have to take a backseat to Omega,
Can taker come to aew now? He's retired?
Wait... Whaaaaat was that!
Roman smashed Owens for the disrespect he showed him and Roman beat Jey Uso for letting Owens disrespect him in his presence from earlier...LOL
Best storyline on the WWE...
That's awesome! Yo! They are finally using him right
Thanks to Paul Heyman, who Vince demoted from his Smackdown executive producer role to use him as a scapegoat to impress the shareholders when the ratings went down during the pandemic as if it was his fault somehow. But now he's behind WWE's most intriguing storyline.
Damn, it sounds like they're trying to take it back to the territory days. interesting.
