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BlackGoku said:
Triple H gonna have to do more than "release a statement". People are pissed and talking about numbers when prices have been raised and will continue to be raised. If we keeping it 100, the wrestling for the most part has been lackluster by the guys this year. People keep chanting "this is awesome " but im thinking it's more of a habit than anything.
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Right, women wresters outperforming the dudes.

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Yeah I talk shit about Rosa because she's ugly without clothes ...but I'd watch so long as it's pussy hair vs pussy hair match. Otherwise I'm not interested....
 
datboi said:
It would have been a simple Loser leaves WWE stipulation.
Here's a tweaked version of the storyline where John Cena is the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion heading into his retirement match against Cody Rhodes, with Cody’s victory foreshadowing a heel turn. R-Truth’s departure and role in Cena’s send-off remain emotionally resonant, aligning with your vision.Part 1: R-Truth’s Exit vs. Cena at SummerSlam
Setup: John Cena, the reigning Undisputed WWE Universal Champion, is in the midst of his final title run before his announced retirement at WrestleMania. R-Truth, a beloved veteran, challenges Cena for a “Loser Leaves WWE” match at SummerSlam, billed as a dream re-match against his childhood hero. The storyline emphasizes mutual respect, with Truth wanting to go out against the best and Cena honoring Truth’s legacy.
Build-UpPromos: Over weeks on Raw, Truth delivers heartfelt promos about idolizing Cena and wanting one last shot to prove himself. He mixes humor (classic Truth moments like mistaking Cena for “The Rock”) with sincerity, saying, “Win or lose, I wanna leave with my head high, facin’ my hero.” Cena responds with respect, vowing to give Truth his best but warning that the title stays with him. The buildup highlights Truth’s underdog spirit and Cena’s dominance as champion.Stipulation: The “Loser Leaves WWE” clause is Truth’s idea, framed as his way to “go out swingin’.” Fans are hooked by the emotional stakes, with X buzzing about the dream match.The MatchSummerSlam: The 15-minute match is a showcase of heart and athleticism. Truth hits crowd-pleasing moves (Scissor Kick, Lie Detector), while Cena counters with his signature arsenal (Attitude Adjustment, STF). The finish sees Cena catch Truth in a small package for a clean 1-2-3, retaining the title. The crowd roars for both men.Post-Match: Cena and Truth share a tearful embrace. Truth grabs the mic, thanking the WWE Universe, his fans, and Cena: “John, you’re still in there—my hero, forever.” Cena raises Truth’s hand, and they exit to a thunderous ovation. The moment trends on X with #ThankYouTruth, as fans praise the respectful send-off over a squash loss to Judgment Day.Impact: Truth’s exit feels earned, cementing his legacy as a fan favorite. Cena’s victory reinforces his championship reign, setting the stage for his final WrestleMania defense.Part 2: Cena vs. Cody at WrestleMania – Cody’s Dark Turn Foreshadowed
Setup: Cena, still champion, enters WrestleMania for his retirement match against Cody Rhodes, who’s earned a title shot after a grueling Royal Rumble win and Elimination Chamber performance. Cody’s promos subtly hint at frustration, as he’s tired of being “the good guy who comes up short.” This foreshadows a darker edge, though he remains a babyface for now.Build-UpStoryline: Cody positions himself as the future of WWE, claiming he must dethrone Cena to “finish his story.” Cena respects Cody but warns that he won’t hand over the title. Subtle cracks appear in Cody’s persona—petty jabs at Cena’s age and cryptic comments like, “Sometimes you gotta do what’s right for you.” Fans on X speculate about a potential Cody heel turn.R-Truth’s Role: Truth, “retired” since SummerSlam, buys a front-row ticket to WrestleMania, wearing a Cena “Hustle, Loyalty, Respect” shirt. Commentary notes his presence, tying it to his history with Cena.The MatchWrestleMania Main Event: The match is a 20-minute epic, with Cena’s veteran grit clashing against Cody’s technical prowess. Cena hits multiple AAs, but Cody kicks out, showing resilience. The crowd is split, chanting for both men.Turning Point: Late in the match, Cena, battered, grabs the championship belt, tempted to use it as a weapon to retain. Before he can act, Truth jumps the barricade, snatching the belt away and pleading, “John, not like this! You’re Hustle, Loyalty, Respect!” Cena hesitates, dropping his guard.Cody’s Dark Moment: Cody seizes the opportunity, grabbing the belt from Truth and smashing Cena with it behind the referee’s back. The crowd gasps as Cody, showing a ruthless streak, hits a Cross Rhodes, then another, pinning Cena 1-2-3 to win the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship. The belt shot is subtle enough to keep Cody a tweener but plants seeds of a heel turn.The AftermathTruth and Cena’s Moment: Post-match, Truth enters the ring to check on Cena. He helps him up, saying, “You’re still my hero, John. Not for the wins, but for who you are.” Cena, emotional, nods, removes his signature cap, and places it in the ring’s center. He walks up the ramp, waving to the crowd as fireworks light the sky, retiring as a hero. The image goes viral on X with #ThankYouCena.Cody’s Foreshadowing: Cody, clutching the title, stands over the ring, staring at Cena’s cap. He kicks it out of the ring dismissively, drawing boos from some fans. Commentary notes, “Is this the Cody we thought we knew?” This act, combined with the belt shot, hints at Cody’s shift to the “dark side,” setting up a future heel run where he becomes an arrogant champion.Why This WorksR-Truth’s Send-Off: The SummerSlam match gives Truth a meaningful exit against his hero, far surpassing a squash loss. The emotional embrace and speech resonate with fans, trending heavily online.Cena’s Retirement: Cena leaving as champion until WrestleMania adds stakes to his final run. His exit, with Truth’s support, preserves his “Hustle, Loyalty, Respect” legacy while passing the torch.Cody’s Arc: The belt shot and cap kick subtly plant seeds for Cody’s heel turn, creating buzz about his future without fully turning him yet. Fans on X debate whether Cody’s actions were justified or a betrayal of his values.Fan Engagement: The storyline delivers emotional highs (Truth’s farewell, Cena’s cap moment) and intriguing drama (Cody’s shift), driving social media engagement and anticipation for Cody’s reign.Additional NotesForeshadowing Details: During the WrestleMania build, Cody could drop hints of selfishness, like refusing to sign autographs or snapping at fans, to build his heel arc. These moments contrast with Cena and Truth’s fan-first attitudes.Future Potential: Truth’s ringside role leaves the door open for a cameo return (e.g., Hall of Fame or mentoring a young star), while Cody’s actions set up feuds with babyfaces like Sami Zayn or LA Knight.
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Here's a condensed version

Part 1: R-Truth’s Exit vs. Cena at SummerSlam​

Setup:
John Cena, the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion, prepares for his retirement match against Cody Rhodes after a final title run. R-Truth, a beloved veteran, challenges Cena to a “Loser Leaves WWE” match at SummerSlam, aiming to face his childhood hero.

Build-Up:
In heartfelt promos leading up to the match, Truth expresses admiration for Cena, blending humor and sincerity. He states, “Win or lose, I wanna leave with my head high, facin’ my hero.” Cena respects Truth’s legacy while asserting his dominance as champion, heightening the emotional stakes for fans.

The Match:
At SummerSlam, the 15-minute match showcases both wrestlers' skills, with Truth executing crowd-pleasing moves like the Scissor Kick. Cena ultimately retains the title with a clean pin, leading to a tearful post-match embrace. Truth thanks the WWE Universe, and Cena raises his hand, creating a memorable send-off that trends online with #ThankYouTruth.

Impact:
Truth’s exit solidifies his legacy, while Cena’s victory sets the stage for his final WrestleMania defense.

Part 2: Cena vs. Cody at WrestleMania – Cody’s Dark Turn Foreshadowed​

Setup:
As Cena heads into his retirement match at WrestleMania, Cody Rhodes, fresh off a Royal Rumble win, seeks to dethrone him and fulfill his own narrative. Cody’s promos hint at frustration with being the perennial underdog, suggesting a potential heel turn.

Build-Up:
Cody positions himself as the future of WWE, claiming he must defeat Cena to complete his arc. Subtle signs of his growing resentment emerge, including jabs at Cena’s age and the fans still cheering and wearing his merchandise. R-Truth, now retired, attends WrestleMania, wearing a Cena shirt, linking his past with Cena’s legacy and solidifying Cody's remarks.

The Match:
In a 20-minute main event, Cena’s experience clashes with Cody’s technical skill. As Cena contemplates using the championship belt as a weapon, Truth intervenes, urging him to uphold his values. In a shocking moment, Cody seizes the belt from Truth and strikes Cena, pinning him to win the championship. This act hints at Cody’s darker side without fully turning him heel.

Aftermath:
Truth checks on Cena post-match, reaffirming his admiration. Cena, emotional, leaves his cap in the ring, marking his retirement as a hero. Meanwhile, Cody dismisses Cena’s cap, signaling a shift in his character. This moment hints at his future arrogance as champion, setting up potential feuds with babyfaces.

Why This Works​

  • R-Truth’s Send-Off: Truth’s emotional exit surpasses a simple loss, resonating with fans and trending online.
  • Cena’s Retirement: Cena’s legacy is preserved as he departs as champion, supported by Truth’s farewell.
  • Cody’s Arc: The subtle heel turn foreshadowing creates buzz and engages fans, leaving them debating Cody’s motivations.
  • Fan Engagement: The storyline delivers emotional highs and drama, driving social media conversations and anticipation for future developments.
 

Elayna Black (Cora Jade) recently spoke on "The Ariel Helwani Show" about alleged body shaming she experienced during her time in NXT. Black stated she received "constant comments" about her physique after joining at age 19 and weighing 110 pounds."I remember specifically being told that I wasn't and wouldn't be champion in that company because I looked like I couldn't crack an egg." Black mentioned these comments, especially from men to a young woman, "created, like, a lot of issues for me, body wise." She also felt that WWE's strength and conditioning program at the time was not tailored to her specific needs, despite the criticism she faced regarding her appearance
 

"I would definitely be open to going to AEW. I loved my time there. I have a lot of friends there.I watch all the shows. I love the fact that they have as much creative freedom as they do.I'm so much for storylines and character, so I feel like they are very like creatively free in that way."- Elayna Black's take on being a free agent Via Ariel Helwani show
 

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