THE WRESTLING THREAD: BROCK LESNAR HAS ENTERED THE CHAT!!!
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This might be the gif I've been waiting for
That bounce has a certain je nes sais quoi.
Shit I kinda want a hug now
Who is her bf? She sexy
She is 23 as for the attention whoring can be expected. As for her fucking with Cacs. Jojo is Dominican and Mexican.
Yep they love them some YT's.
Aleister Black future champ
CM Punk who?
Black got the look
the way crisper/realistic strikes
and attitude
but i havent heard him on the mic
if the WWE play their cards right he might be the next big thing...but then again Balor aint been bout much since he returned so you never know
NJPW has announced a new NJPW United States Championship during the ROH War of the Worlds pre-show. PWInsider reports that NJPW United States Ambassador George Carroll appeared and announced that the IWGP United States Championship was being introduced and that the first champion would be crowned at the G-1 events in Long Beach on July 1st and 2nd in a round-robin tournament.
The championship was unveiled and the first person announced as a competitor was Jay Lethal, who came out and cut a promo saying that he would be the first IWGP U.S. champion. Adam Page came out and tried to challenge Lethal, but was held back.
I'm assuming this will be an agreement with NJPW and ROH.
Saw this posted on Reddit yesterday. It's a very odd looking belt. Very 80's and resembles a boxing title belt. Looks like it may even be bigger than the WCW big gold belt.
Hard to tell because the dude holding it is small. I don't like the red leather or the stars and stripes in the center plate.
Adam Cole Fired From The Bullet Club. Is He WWE Bound?
One of Ring of Honor's top stars was literally kicked out at War of the Worlds.
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On Friday, Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling presented War of the Worlds, a joint PPV venture featuring a collection of the top talent from each promotion. Emanating from New York's Hammerstein Ballroom, the supershow provided all the premier action to be expected from the two organizations most known for quality work inside the ring.
Perhaps the most newsworthy moment from the event wasn't an actual match or result, but rather the potential send-off of one of ROH's top stars. Adam Cole had gone public with the news that his contract would be expiring soon, and it's been widely speculated that WWE will be his next destination.
In an interview with ESPN, the three-time ROH champion professed his appreciation of NXT and surprisngly admitted he'd rather begin there than the main roster should he sign with Vince McMahon's company.
In the co-main event of the card, the massively talented Cole lost to NJPW's equally gifted Hiroshi Tanahashi in an outstanding match. Upon conclusion, Adam's fellow Bullet Club brethren The Young Bucks joined him in the ring and embraced him. Suddenly BC leader Kenny Omega materialized on the big screen to congratulate Cole on his big moment, apologising for not being there in person to support him. In a shock twist, ROH TV champion Marty Scurll then appeared alongside Omega to "fire" Adam from The Bullet Club.
The arena blacked out, and when the house lights rose again Scurll was in the ring with Cole and The Bucks. He opened his umbrella, revealing The Bullet Club logo, cueing Nick and Matt Jackson to welcome Adam Cole to their signature superkick party. The three taunted the fallen former champion while celebrating the Club's newest member.
It's been reported that every wrestling company in existence is competing for Adam Cole's services, with WWE and NJPW as the top options. Since this came across as a write-off, it doesn't appear as though he'll be remaining with Ring of Honor.
After a brief lull caused by a mass exodus of talent, NXT's recent resurgence means now would be the ideal time for Cole to report to Florida. However the money and freedom many performers are granted in Japan makes it a similarly alluring option.
We'll keep you posted when more news regarding wrestling's hottest free agent becomes available.
One of Ring of Honor's top stars was literally kicked out at War of the Worlds.
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On Friday, Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling presented War of the Worlds, a joint PPV venture featuring a collection of the top talent from each promotion. Emanating from New York's Hammerstein Ballroom, the supershow provided all the premier action to be expected from the two organizations most known for quality work inside the ring.
Perhaps the most newsworthy moment from the event wasn't an actual match or result, but rather the potential send-off of one of ROH's top stars. Adam Cole had gone public with the news that his contract would be expiring soon, and it's been widely speculated that WWE will be his next destination.
In an interview with ESPN, the three-time ROH champion professed his appreciation of NXT and surprisngly admitted he'd rather begin there than the main roster should he sign with Vince McMahon's company.
In the co-main event of the card, the massively talented Cole lost to NJPW's equally gifted Hiroshi Tanahashi in an outstanding match. Upon conclusion, Adam's fellow Bullet Club brethren The Young Bucks joined him in the ring and embraced him. Suddenly BC leader Kenny Omega materialized on the big screen to congratulate Cole on his big moment, apologising for not being there in person to support him. In a shock twist, ROH TV champion Marty Scurll then appeared alongside Omega to "fire" Adam from The Bullet Club.
The arena blacked out, and when the house lights rose again Scurll was in the ring with Cole and The Bucks. He opened his umbrella, revealing The Bullet Club logo, cueing Nick and Matt Jackson to welcome Adam Cole to their signature superkick party. The three taunted the fallen former champion while celebrating the Club's newest member.
It's been reported that every wrestling company in existence is competing for Adam Cole's services, with WWE and NJPW as the top options. Since this came across as a write-off, it doesn't appear as though he'll be remaining with Ring of Honor.
After a brief lull caused by a mass exodus of talent, NXT's recent resurgence means now would be the ideal time for Cole to report to Florida. However the money and freedom many performers are granted in Japan makes it a similarly alluring option.
We'll keep you posted when more news regarding wrestling's hottest free agent becomes available.
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Randy Orton is an ass
Always have been.
