Now that I've seen Sting in a WWE ring I realize I don't care as much to see him in one again...
Yeah, that old is fuckin with him. Still my boy though
THE WRESTLING THREAD: HHH KEEPS DOING HHH THINGS.....
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Yeah, that old is fuckin with him. Still my boy though
RE the Sting appearance..michael cole is no JR
So we wouldn't see that whirpool of a bald spot as much
As much as I didn't want to see Sting vs Undertaker, I want to see Sting vs HHH even less. It's crazy to me that HHH even thinks that he's on the level where his name should be on the marquee with someone like Sting.
Hell, I still find it crazy that he thinks that he's on the same level as Rock and Stone Cold.
But I guess it's the best business they have right now. DB injured, Punk gone, Taker old as shit, and their champion is a part timer.
They can go to hell with that weak ass entrance music too. They could of easily used the version from that hot garbage "Ready To Rumble" movie.
Sting isn't a spring chicken himself
His debut is about a decade over-due.
this ^^^^^
No fucking shock there. Maybe Sting will use the impersonation H did of him when he did the return at Mania against Taker as fuel
Naomi is one of the baddest bitches walking the earth...
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He was only wrong on one thing though. But that tells me he's just taking guesses. I could've came up with that same results list. He just picked who everyone thought would win lol.
But fuck what y'all talking about. I grew up on Sting and that shit was wild to me. Yeah its probably too late but that shit was still crazy. Probably would've been better if I had watched it live though. I was too busy watching that Cowboy game.
But fuck what y'all talking about. I grew up on Sting and that shit was wild to me.
Yeah its probably too late but that shit was still crazy. Probably would've been better if I had watched it live though. I was too busy watching that Cowboy game.
He was only wrong on one thing though. But that tells me he's just taking guesses. I could've came up with that same results list. He just picked who everyone thought would win lol.
But fuck what y'all talking about. I grew up on Sting and that shit was wild to me.
Who was he wrong about? Nikki won, Bray Wyatt won and so did Team Cena along with the 1rst 2 matches being right.
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He got it right. Where was he wrong?
He almost had a WTF am I doing look on his face.
So the world's strongest man is down in 5 seconds, like a bitch
Total disrespect to him and all black athletes.
Why did I even tune into this predictable ass bullshit. Should've just watched Talking Dead.
So in light of Show turning heel for the 50th time this year, what was the point of squashing Mark Henry? You should never squash someone who is suppose to be a unstoppable monster character nor should you do squashes at PPV.
But why the hell squash Henry in 5 seconds, just for Show to turn around and jump teams in the middle of the match????
So in light of Show turning heel for the 50th time this year, what was the point of squashing Mark Henry? You should never squash someone who is suppose to be a unstoppable monster character nor should you do squashes at PPV.
But why the hell squash Henry in 5 seconds, just for Show to turn around and jump teams in the middle of the match????
i guess how they set it up was that Show thought Team Cena was going to lose anyway
That's a slick ass finisher. Her paige and Aj been puttin in work on the moveset department.
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That would have bee an acceptable excuse if it was anyone else on Team Cena, but they've turned the Big Show so many time that it's lost of meaning.
TNA Announces First TV Tapings For 2015
TNA announced today, via press release, that they will have their first TV tapings for the move to Destination America on January 7th, 8th and 9th. They will tape at the Manhattan Center in New York City. Here is the full announcement…
Let's see if they get better promotion.
TNA announced today, via press release, that they will have their first TV tapings for the move to Destination America on January 7th, 8th and 9th. They will tape at the Manhattan Center in New York City. Here is the full announcement…
Let's see if they get better promotion.
The best part is that it's a relatively safe move that looks worse than it is.
The Giant/Big Show Face-Heel Turns.
- Giant debuts in WCW as a heel.
- By mid-'96 he's suddenly a tweener, or a face. Who the hell knows. One week he was feuding with the Horsemen, the next week he was facing Sting.
- He was a face against a heel Hogan in their World title match.
- Giant turns heel and joins the nWo weeks after losing the World title to Hogan. August of '96.
- Four months later Giant is kicked out of the nWo. Face turn.
- Giant joins nWo Hollywood, thus turning heel in '98.
- January '99. The week after the Fingerpoke of Doom. Giant is kicked out of the nWo again.
- February '99, PAUL WIGHT jumps ship and debuts as a heel BY BREAKING THROUGH THE RING FROM UNDERNEATH when he interferes in Austin/McMahon cage match.
- A little after a month later he turns face by knocking out McMahon.
- 4 months later he turns heel by tagging up with Undertaker.
- 2 months & a couple weeks later Big Show turns face when Albert and Big Boss Man do the FATHER IS DEAD storyline.
- 3 months later Big Show turns heel when Rock refuses Big Show's help against the New Age Outlaws, which pisses off Show and causes him to attack Rock.
- 3 months later (Right after WrestleMania 2000) he turns face when he starts these impersonations of wrestlers.
- Big Show turns heel, by choke slamming Shane after Shane was recruiting guys to join WCW. This lead to the Shane/Big Show Last Man Standing Match at Backlash 2001.
- Three months later Big Show turns face when he aligns himself with Billy Gunn to form the Show Gunns tag team.
- Big show turns on Austin to join the nWo. April 2002.
- Big Show returns from injury as a face. 2004.
- Big Show is drafted to the new ECW and turns heel.
- Big Show returns at No Way Out '08 as a face, but it was only short lived before he attacked Rey Mysterio and turned heel.
- Two months later he turns back face during a Great Khali/Big Show feud. (Kinda by default really)
- Five months later he turns heel by saving Vickie from Undertaker.
- Big Show beats Jericho (captain of Team Smackdown) to earn a spot on Team Raw. Face tease. October 2009. *Weeks later Team Smackdown beat Team Raw at Bragging Rights due to Big Show turning on Team Raw.
- April 2010 Big Show punches out Miz and turns face.
- The Big Show was drafted to the Smackdown brand (he turned face and made pals with SmackDown general manager Theodore Long)
- May 21, 2012 Big Show returns as a heel due to receiving John Laurinaitis' ironclad contract after Laurinaitis had previously fired him, and knocks out John Cena
- March 9, 2013 (face turn) Big Show helped Randy Orton and Sheamus against the Shield.
- At WrestleMania 29, Big Show, Sheamus, and Randy Orton lost to the Shield when Orton was pinned after stealing a hot tag from Big Show. After the match, a frustrated Big Show knocked out Orton and Sheamus for repeatedly refusing to tag him in the match.
- August 12, 2013 (face turn) Big Show returns from some time off to help Mark Henry and Rob Van Dam fend off a Shield attack
- October 6, 2013 after crying a lot from doing the McMahons' bidding to faces, he KOs Daniel Bryan in the main event of the Battleground PPV, a few minutes later he also KOs Randy Orton as the show goes off the air
- November, 23, 2014 – Turns heel against John Cena and joins the Authority; issues a "mea culpa" to the fans that goes unaccepted and remains a heel.
CM Punk Speaks on His WWE Departure
Former WWE Superstar CM Punk has finally spoken out about his WWE departure on the latest episode of Colt Cabana's Art of Wrestling podcast. It's a very in-depth interview with Punk going into detail about his health, last few months with WWE, his departure and what happened after that. The full interview is available on iTunes now. Below are a few highlights:
* He left after the Royal Rumble mainly because of his health. He talked about working with broken ribs, a concussion and bad knees during his last months with the company. Punk was so sick during last November's European tour that he was throwing up and dry heaving every night after his matches. He had a fever for months and no appetite. WWE doctors gave him so many antibiotics that he had an accident in the ring on SmackDown, all while watching his paychecks shrink. He said it was the worst he's ever felt in his life.
* He suffered a concussion early during the Royal Rumble match but still worked. He passed a concussion test the next day and called the testing "bullshit." WWE informed he passed but wanted him to run the ring ropes and evaluate him. Punk then demanded that they just decide he has a concussion and admitted that he had been trying to deny he was hurt and just tough it out.
Punk says that same day he was being pressured about taking a drug test and signing visas for future tours instead of listening to his requests for help because something was obviously wrong. Punk then told Vince McMahon and Triple H that he was going home. Punk says he told off Triple H about cutting off his momentum in 2011 and complained to Vince for stifling Punk's creativity. He says he told them both it was garbage how Daniel Bryan wasn't being considered for the WrestleMania XXX main event. Punk says he told them he didn't want to do this anymore and was done. Vince was in tears when he hugged Punk goodbye and told him he was family.
* However, Punk was actually fired from WWE. After he left in January, he was told a few weeks later by Vince McMahon through text message that he was being suspended for two months. This was the day before Vince told WWE shareholders that Punk had taken a sabbatical. Punk heard from no one in WWE once the suspension was over and received termination papers for breach of contract on his wedding day in June.
* Punk says he hired a very vicious lawyer to go after WWE and fight their claim of breach of contract. In the end, he got a settlement that gave him everything he asked for and more. Punk's not allowed to talk about the settlement. He said they are done and will never have a working relationship again. Punk says WWE wanted to issue a joint statement with him but he told them to "f*** off." WWE was worried he would go to TNA but Punk's lawyer told WWE that he despises wrestling now and will never wrestle again.
* He said wrestling Ryback took "20 years off his life" and described Ryback as "steroid guy."
Former WWE Superstar CM Punk has finally spoken out about his WWE departure on the latest episode of Colt Cabana's Art of Wrestling podcast. It's a very in-depth interview with Punk going into detail about his health, last few months with WWE, his departure and what happened after that. The full interview is available on iTunes now. Below are a few highlights:
* He left after the Royal Rumble mainly because of his health. He talked about working with broken ribs, a concussion and bad knees during his last months with the company. Punk was so sick during last November's European tour that he was throwing up and dry heaving every night after his matches. He had a fever for months and no appetite. WWE doctors gave him so many antibiotics that he had an accident in the ring on SmackDown, all while watching his paychecks shrink. He said it was the worst he's ever felt in his life.
* He suffered a concussion early during the Royal Rumble match but still worked. He passed a concussion test the next day and called the testing "bullshit." WWE informed he passed but wanted him to run the ring ropes and evaluate him. Punk then demanded that they just decide he has a concussion and admitted that he had been trying to deny he was hurt and just tough it out.
Punk says that same day he was being pressured about taking a drug test and signing visas for future tours instead of listening to his requests for help because something was obviously wrong. Punk then told Vince McMahon and Triple H that he was going home. Punk says he told off Triple H about cutting off his momentum in 2011 and complained to Vince for stifling Punk's creativity. He says he told them both it was garbage how Daniel Bryan wasn't being considered for the WrestleMania XXX main event. Punk says he told them he didn't want to do this anymore and was done. Vince was in tears when he hugged Punk goodbye and told him he was family.
* However, Punk was actually fired from WWE. After he left in January, he was told a few weeks later by Vince McMahon through text message that he was being suspended for two months. This was the day before Vince told WWE shareholders that Punk had taken a sabbatical. Punk heard from no one in WWE once the suspension was over and received termination papers for breach of contract on his wedding day in June.
* Punk says he hired a very vicious lawyer to go after WWE and fight their claim of breach of contract. In the end, he got a settlement that gave him everything he asked for and more. Punk's not allowed to talk about the settlement. He said they are done and will never have a working relationship again. Punk says WWE wanted to issue a joint statement with him but he told them to "f*** off." WWE was worried he would go to TNA but Punk's lawyer told WWE that he despises wrestling now and will never wrestle again.
* He said wrestling Ryback took "20 years off his life" and described Ryback as "steroid guy."
Punk broght up some good points. HHH completely undercut his momentum and they were doing everything they could to shit on Bryan.
But he'll be back they all come back.
but as a life long wrestling there serious issues with the WWE model. They've taken steps with the wellness program. But how do they expect ppl to work matches and travel without getting burnt out. The only time wrestlers get a break is if they are injured or shooting a movie.
wrestlers need a union and a offseason system
But he'll be back they all come back.
but as a life long wrestling there serious issues with the WWE model. They've taken steps with the wellness program. But how do they expect ppl to work matches and travel without getting burnt out. The only time wrestlers get a break is if they are injured or shooting a movie.
wrestlers need a union and a offseason system
I disagree about Bryan though. I felt like the whole fucking him over angle worked in Bryan's benefit.
Hate to hear that about Punk. He's really not coming back. I didn't know shit was this bad. And this not like the first run in.
Also sort of fucked up not to hear him wrestle in TNA. He could really take that company to another level because his momentum is still great right now. But if you don't have a love for it than shit I get it.
Hate to hear that about Punk. He's really not coming back. I didn't know shit was this bad. And this not like the first run in.
Also sort of fucked up not to hear him wrestle in TNA. He could really take that company to another level because his momentum is still great right now. But if you don't have a love for it than shit I get it.
Yeah I figured the story would be something like that.
And he's good with money so I believe he truly won't come back until it's time to put him in the Hall of Fame.
And he's good with money so I believe he truly won't come back until it's time to put him in the Hall of Fame.
I remember a Hollywood director said that wrestlers should get into the stuntman's union.
I don't know about a union but the WWE could definitely benefit from having a off season. You have Mania and maybe start the off season right there or have one more month for Backlash (or whatever they have now after Mania) then have a off season until June. That's barely 3 months but that would save them money and let the wrestlers have a time to heal outside of being injured. It would also give the writers some time to take a break and come up with some fresh ideas.
And with the network, they could still be running programs so it's not like we'd completely forget about them in 3 months.
