Wife's black tooI've never actually seen Bret smile unless it's around Black people![]()
Wife's black tooI've never actually seen Bret smile unless it's around Black people![]()

They only major thing left to fix is the women's division.
yeah
They have made strides in Jade and bringing in other established stars, but the women need to get more polished.
Marina Shafir is disappointing, because you would think her husband would be training her left and right which would make her better than what she is now, but it's like nothing changed since NXT....and she still doesn't have a personality in the ring.
If your a heel, heel it up, not make a face and sneer.
I'm still not sure exactly what the ceiling is on Elias/Ezekiel storyline, but I seriously can't believe this character didn't get a lengthy title run.
Elias is talented as hell and knew just how to play a cheer. And the 'Walk with Elias' thing was over.
Cage was asked what the reason was why WWE released him:
“Well, I was waiting on a raise. I was due for one. I was told I would be getting a call and going on the road. I missed the call from the office, but I am stoked and I call them back. They say, ‘Hey Brian. How are things going?’ I said, ‘Things are good’, and I’m trying to play it cool. They then say that they are coming to terms with my release,” Cage shared.
“I’m not trying to get smarta*s here, but I legitimately asked if they had the right number. It didn’t even cross my mind. They gave me the reason that I’m a little too indie and I need to get some more experience. So I have to go to the indies to get more experience and not be so indie? Hmm, ok, that makes sense.”
Cage was asked if WWE ever called him back after he went to TNA:
“They did call to say that they were going to do Tough Enough and bring me back for it, but then they took me off the list. They invited me down and wanted me on NXT, but then they changed their minds again. I asked what happened and they said, ‘You are average at best and we are no longer interested.’ They sent that in a text and I was so heated.”
“I kept it as professional as I could. There was a lot I wanted to say. I got back to them saying we might work together again in the future, but actually, that was when my desire to go back to them went away. My life professionally and personally excelled when I let go of that. They reached out to me several times and people would reach out to them about me. They talked to me a lot of times about tryouts and it never happened.”
“When it finally happened, I turned them down because I had just signed with AAA and Lucha Underground. They were shocked that I didn’t want it, and that felt kind of good. There was some small talk, but it never really went anywhere. I ultimately wanted to go to AEW because there were so many people I wanted to work with there. If I stayed at Impact, I feel like my ceiling would have been capped.”
I told y'all, WWE does not want Brian Cage
It's probably either ..
1. AEW streaming deal
2. ROH weekly TV deal
Rumor going now is a NJPW X AEW supershow in June.
I hope Omega makes it, though last I heard from him, I estimated he might be out until September-ish.
Anybody remember Blitzkrieg? He was such a phenomenal athlete and wrestled some of the best cruiserweights of all time in his day. He was like a cross between Great Muta, Ultimo Dragon, Rey Mysterio, and Tiger Mask. He was so fluid in the ring. I remember watching Nitro with my mouth wide open whenever watching his matches.
Agree with you on Elias. Elias had a nice elbow drop from the top rope but other than that he was basically a kick and punch guy.He couldn't wrestle worth a damn. His matches sucked. Even Cena couldn't carry him to a good match. You can have a good gimmick and everything but you got to be able to deliver in the ring. Bray Wyatt had the same problem. Would come up with good gimmicks but never had any memorable matches.
Nash turned out to.be a good dude.Like I don't subscribe to that cookout invite bullshit at all but as a Hitman fan and how 80% of the wrestlers I enjoyed as a kid turned out to be pieces of shit this feels good.![]()
What the hell happened here?
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Oh Damn I didn't realize that was Roderick Strong wife from NXT. Yeah that was a poor showing. Bryan is working with the female talent and they've improved since. You would think they would have been better well rounded with Omega being in charge of them early on.yeah
They have made strides in Jade and bringing in other established stars, but the women need to get more polished.
Marina Shafir is disappointing, because you would think her husband would be training her left and right which would make her better than what she is now, but it's like nothing changed since NXT....and she still doesn't have a personality in the ring.
If your a heel, heel it up, not make a face and sneer.
All that, in a room full of less than 50 people.....probably for a Payday bar.....
Dumb ass indy wrestlers....fucking up their backs for a quick pop in front of people attending a show in empty warehouse.
Then they wonder why it's hard for some Indy talent to make it in the big leagues. When all you have are daredevil stunts, there is only so much money you'll make and so far you'll be pushed.
Oh Damn I didn't realize that was Roderick Strong wife from NXT. Yeah that was a poor showing. Bryan is working with the female talent and they've improved since. You would think they would have been better well rounded with Omega being in charge of them early on.
he does because their style is almost a strong style with flair and most outside the Japanese (other than Sasha Banks and Jaime Hayter) don't do thaat style of wrestling.Omega only cares about the Joshis.
She needs an in-ring personality.Oh Damn I didn't realize that was Roderick Strong wife from NXT. Yeah that was a poor showing. Bryan is working with the female talent and they've improved since. You would think they would have been better well rounded with Omega being in charge of them early on.
Damn