THE WRESTLING THREAD: BROCK LESNAR HAS ENTERED THE CHAT!!!
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^^^ who is that? not much of an are but she was putting work
I've been saying it for awhile but the Mix has been the WWE no the last few years.
I've been saying it for awhile but the Mix has been the WWE no the last few years.
Miz is an underrated talker.
Everybody says he's the best talker in WWE so he can't be underrated.
He needs more solid backing and booking though especially from corporate and the writers.
I wouldn't be shocked to find out that Miz had a ear piece in and was just repeating Vince word for word.
Management CLEARLY doesn't like Enzo. I wonder if HHH even has his back anymore.
These Cena / Roman promos feel so much like The Rock / Cena promos from a couple years ago. Where Cena was only allowed to step a toe over the line, while The Rock was allowed to say anything he damn well pleased.
Cena seems to have free range to say anything here while Roman is still being coached and handed scripts.
Kevin didn't head butt him no where near hard enough for Vince to have bleed hard way. Vince is blading.
I have no idea what they're doing with Dolph but they can redeem this entire thing if they let him come out next week to CM Punk's theme.
That shit would be epic
That shit would be epic
OMG...tha would be crazy....I have no idea what they're doing with Dolph but they can redeem this entire thing if they let him come out next week to CM Punk's theme.
That shit would be epic
Imagine just starting off the show like that.......massive heat
nah...that's legit...from the headbuttI wouldn't be shocked to find out that Miz had a ear piece in and was just repeating Vince word for word.
Management CLEARLY doesn't like Enzo. I wonder if HHH even has his back anymore.
These Cena / Roman promos feel so much like The Rock / Cena promos from a couple years ago. Where Cena was only allowed to step a toe over the line, while The Rock was allowed to say anything he damn well pleased.
Cena seems to have free range to say anything here while Roman is still being coached and handed scripts.
Kevin didn't head butt him no where near hard enough for Vince to have bleed hard way. Vince is blading.
This one instance where i wish Jim Ross was on commentary.."OH COME ON!!! KEVIN OWENS HAS LOST HIS DAMN MIND..THATS THE CHAIRMAN OF THIS COMPANY!!" etc
Update On Vince McMahon Bleeding On SmackDown
By Raj Giri | September 17, 2017
Source: F4WOnline
We reported last week that the Vince McMahon - Kevin Owens headbutt spot on last Tuesday's SmackDown Live was planned for Vince to get busted open, according to Dave Meltzer of The Wrestling Observer. It was speculated that Vince bladed before the segment and covered it up with nu-skin, which would lead to the wound re-opening with a lot of blood.
WWE.com issued a storyline update on Vince on Wednesday, stating that following the attack, he did not give comment and refused to be looked at by medical staff.
Meltzer noted the recklessness of the angle, stating that Vince's memory "is really bad now" and that hopefully he doesn't pay for it sooner or later in life.
Man I knew that little head butt wasn't enough to cause all the blood. So Vince can blade, but if the wrestlers do it they'll get fined or fired.
By Raj Giri | September 17, 2017
Source: F4WOnline
We reported last week that the Vince McMahon - Kevin Owens headbutt spot on last Tuesday's SmackDown Live was planned for Vince to get busted open, according to Dave Meltzer of The Wrestling Observer. It was speculated that Vince bladed before the segment and covered it up with nu-skin, which would lead to the wound re-opening with a lot of blood.
WWE.com issued a storyline update on Vince on Wednesday, stating that following the attack, he did not give comment and refused to be looked at by medical staff.
Meltzer noted the recklessness of the angle, stating that Vince's memory "is really bad now" and that hopefully he doesn't pay for it sooner or later in life.
Man I knew that little head butt wasn't enough to cause all the blood. So Vince can blade, but if the wrestlers do it they'll get fined or fired.
WWE Hall of Fame manager, commentator Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan dies at 73
Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, one of the most renowned managers and commentators in the history of professional wrestling, died on Sunday. He was 73. Although a cause of death has not yet been confirmed, Heenan had been battling throat cancer since 2002.
After early success in the World Wrestling Association (WWA) and the American Wrestling Association (AWA), Heenan was signed by the WWE in 1984. His first managerial client as part of the promotion was WWE Hall of Famer Big John Studd.
Throughout his years as a manager, Heenan formed what would come to be known as the Heenan Family, a group of superstars whom he managed. Among them were Andre the Giant, Ric Flair, Paul Orndorff, Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard, Rick Rude, Mr. Perfect and Harley Race. All of those names also hold their rightful places in the WWE Hall of Fame.
Heenan himself was inducted into the WWE Hall in 2004.
The undeniable charisma and wit displayed by Heenan as a manager soon transitioned to the commentary table, where he formed an acclaimed pairing with Gorilla Monsoon. Their verbal exchanges, which included Heenan's one-liners with Monsoon's flabbergasted responses, set the standard for professional wrestling commentary.
Heenan left the WWE and joined WCW in 1994 but returned to the WWE when Vince McMahon bought out WCW in 2001 at WrestleMania 17 alongside Mean Gene Okerlund. They served as guest commentators for the Gimmick Battle Royal, a match featuring 19 WWE alumni.
Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, one of the most renowned managers and commentators in the history of professional wrestling, died on Sunday. He was 73. Although a cause of death has not yet been confirmed, Heenan had been battling throat cancer since 2002.
After early success in the World Wrestling Association (WWA) and the American Wrestling Association (AWA), Heenan was signed by the WWE in 1984. His first managerial client as part of the promotion was WWE Hall of Famer Big John Studd.
Throughout his years as a manager, Heenan formed what would come to be known as the Heenan Family, a group of superstars whom he managed. Among them were Andre the Giant, Ric Flair, Paul Orndorff, Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard, Rick Rude, Mr. Perfect and Harley Race. All of those names also hold their rightful places in the WWE Hall of Fame.
Heenan himself was inducted into the WWE Hall in 2004.
The undeniable charisma and wit displayed by Heenan as a manager soon transitioned to the commentary table, where he formed an acclaimed pairing with Gorilla Monsoon. Their verbal exchanges, which included Heenan's one-liners with Monsoon's flabbergasted responses, set the standard for professional wrestling commentary.
Heenan left the WWE and joined WCW in 1994 but returned to the WWE when Vince McMahon bought out WCW in 2001 at WrestleMania 17 alongside Mean Gene Okerlund. They served as guest commentators for the Gimmick Battle Royal, a match featuring 19 WWE alumni.
It's crazy that we were just in here talking about here great Heenan was on the mic. R.I.P. to a great.
It's crazy how many greats have passed in just the last few years. Heaven could start running their own PPV's and put the current WWE roster to shame.
It's crazy how many greats have passed in just the last few years. Heaven could start running their own PPV's and put the current WWE roster to shame.