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:lol::lol::lol::lol:@ Big Show getting hit by a car and the car survived.

i was :lol: at how del rio got out the car and dipped

the first backstage promo w/ them was funny,looked like they were re-enacting a scene from a tele-novela..all that was missing was the "tension" music in the background
 
:angry::angry::smh::smh:I agree what a bad way to show homage to Macho. I was expecting more. I'm now convinced that Randy face fucked and analized Steph when she was 17. Even Vince is not that callous to forget one of the biggest stars to make the WWF what it was.
 
i was :lol: at how del rio got out the car and dipped

the first backstage promo w/ them was funny,looked like they were re-enacting a scene from a tele-novela..all that was missing was the "tension" music in the background
Ricardo Rodriguez was driving the car if I remember correctly.
:angry::angry::smh::smh:I agree what a bad way to show homage to Macho. I was expecting more. I'm now convinced that Randy face fucked and analized Steph when she was 17. Even Vince is not that callous to forget one of the biggest stars to make the WWF what it was.

Piper claimed last week that Savage slapped McMahon in a bar which is what is the cause of their problems.I still think that it's more than that. I didn't know that Nailz tried to whoop Vince's ass back in the day in Vince's office.
 
Piper claimed last week that Savage slapped McMahon in a bar which is what is the cause of their problems.I still think that it's more than that. I didn't know that Nailz tried to whoop Vince's ass back in the day in Vince's office.

damn nailz? vince pissed a lot of wrestlers off back then it seems :lol:
 
I turned it off when i saw cena walking out there with barely a limp going and truth saying he hates cena because his son loves him:rolleyes::smh::hmm: As far as a macho man tribute fuck vinces bullshit tributes i have old wrestlemania, superstar, saturday night main event and nitro episodes i can watch to enjoy savages greatness.
 
I turned it off when i saw cena walking out there with barely a limp going and truth saying he hates cena because his son loves him:rolleyes::smh::hmm: As far as a macho man tribute fuck vinces bullshit tributes i have old wrestlemania, superstar, saturday night main event and nitro episodes i can watch to enjoy savages greatness.

me too...:smh:
 
Ricardo Rodriguez was driving the car if I remember correctly.


Piper claimed last week that Savage slapped McMahon in a bar which is what is the cause of their problems.I still think that it's more than that. I didn't know that Nailz tried to whoop Vince's ass back in the day in Vince's office.

Wacholz was fired from the WWF in December 1992, reportedly after he attacked Vince McMahon in his office over a dispute over money,[3][6] while John Nord watched the door. Bret Hart recalls that Wacholz "cornered Vince in his office and screamed at him for fifteen minutes". Bret notes that he was just down the hall from the incident when he heard a loud crash, which was Wacholz "knocking Vince over in his chair, choking him violently".[7] The incident led to a series of lawsuits between Wacholz and McMahon. Wacholz fired the first shot, alleging that McMahon had sexually harassed him on a number of occasions; McMahon denied the claim, but Wacholz proceeded to file a wrongful termination lawsuit. The WWF filed a counterclaim against Wacholz, but later dropped the matter.

Wacholz later went on to testify against McMahon and the WWF when they were being indicted for giving their athletes steroids, saying that McMahon told him to take steroids and that he personally hated McMahon.[8] According to the 2003 book WrestleCrap, his testimony included the comment "I hate Vince McMahon's guts." Wacholz's testimony backfired and proved a catalyst in McMahon's acquittal.
- Wikipedia

:eek::eek::eek:
 
R Truth really sets the black race back 40 yrs.

How so?


I thought it was a pretty good Raw. They closed a lot of angles that needed closing and started up some new feuds.


I'm not sure what else you guys wanted them to do for Randy Savage. I thought it was a pretty good tribute. Its like you guys wanted them to dedicate the whole show to him which I personally wouldn't have had a problem with but shit the WWE has to keep on moving.
 
They could of had different wrestlers speaking about thier favorite Savage moment through out the show
 
Wacholz was fired from the WWF in December 1992, reportedly after he attacked Vince McMahon in his office over a dispute over money,[3][6] while John Nord watched the door. Bret Hart recalls that Wacholz "cornered Vince in his office and screamed at him for fifteen minutes". Bret notes that he was just down the hall from the incident when he heard a loud crash, which was Wacholz "knocking Vince over in his chair, choking him violently".[7] The incident led to a series of lawsuits between Wacholz and McMahon. Wacholz fired the first shot, alleging that McMahon had sexually harassed him on a number of occasions; McMahon denied the claim, but Wacholz proceeded to file a wrongful termination lawsuit. The WWF filed a counterclaim against Wacholz, but later dropped the matter.

dude probably was in his Berserker persona..running back and forth outside the office going "HUSS!!! HUSS!!" :lol:
 
They could of had different wrestlers speaking about thier favorite Savage moment through out the show

Bingo, they did it for benoit and we know how that turned out. At least with savage it doesn't seem like any wrongdoing occurred and the wife is expected to make a full recovery.
 
but at the height of their previous superstars runs, they LOST!!!! This guy is ridiculous, he never loses that title in a way that elevates the new champion. Its why u never took Shaemus serious as champ cuz u knew in a regular match Cena gets the belt back. U have to create stars by having stars lose the right way. those kids will buy his shit win lose or draw, so let him lose and at least make it seem like he's vulnerable. its very rare going into a PPV or regular match with him as champ u say Oh Cena could lose this, nobody thought he would lose an I Quit match cuz its not in the character they gave him, shit even Triple H tapped out. They made Miz a bitch in 45 seconds

WWE/WWF/WWWF has always, always booked their faces as super strong except when they had really great workers on top like Bret, Shawn, and Savage.
Bruno was champ for 11 years of the first 13 years. Hulk beat everybody for years and didn't lose clean until they thought they had a suitable replacement. Austin beat up multiple dudes all the time and won multiple Rumbles and he beat everybody and the last good loss he took for a long time was the Mania XIII match with Bret.
Cena isn't on the level of the guys of any of those guys but he's Vince's boy and that's the way that company has always worked.
 
Sinclair Broadcast buys ‘Ring of Honor’ wrestling
May 23, 11:35 am EDT


BALTIMORE (AP)—TV station operator Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. said Monday that it has bought the “Ring of Honor” wrestling franchise and will start showing matches on its stations in September.

That would make Ring of Honor the only U.S. wrestling federation with a “major, multi-market presence” on broadcast TV, the company said.

Ring of Honor produces weekly TV wrestling programs and holds events around the country, some of which are sold on DVDs or on the Internet on a pay-per-view basis.

Steve Marks, chief operating officer of Sinclair’s television group, said the deal gives Sinclair multiple revenue streams, such as advertising, product sponsorships, Internet pay-per-view, live wrestling tour events and sales of DVDs and other merchandise.

Sinclair owns 58 television stations in 35 markets, most of them in the eastern half of the U.S., as well as Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada.

Sinclair said it may eventually syndicate Ring of Honor wrestling to broadcasters outside its markets.

“Television and professional wrestling have a long history of successful partnerships and driving viewership,” Marks said. “Unfortunately, the broadcast networks have not protected that relationship, allowing professional wrestling to migrate to cable network distribution.”

Sinclair said Ring of Honor’s previous owner, Cary Silkin, will stay with the company in an advisory role. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Shares of Sinclair fell 32 cents, or 3.1 percent, to $10.04 in midday trading Monday amid a broader market decline. The stock has traded in the 52-week range of $5.25 and $13.07.


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WWE/WWF/WWWF has always, always booked their faces as super strong except when they had really great workers on top like Bret, Shawn, and Savage.
Bruno was champ for 11 years of the first 13 years. Hulk beat everybody for years and didn't lose clean until they thought they had a suitable replacement. Austin beat up multiple dudes all the time and won multiple Rumbles and he beat everybody and the last good loss he took for a long time was the Mania XIII match with Bret.
Cena isn't on the level of the guys of any of those guys but he's Vince's boy and that's the way that company has always worked.

Austin worked because people believe that if a dude is drunk enough and surly enough that he could probably whoop a gang of sober people by himself :lol:

Sinclair Broadcast buys ‘Ring of Honor’ wrestling
May 23, 11:35 am EDT


BALTIMORE (AP)—TV station operator Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. said Monday that it has bought the “Ring of Honor” wrestling franchise and will start showing matches on its stations in September.

That would make Ring of Honor the only U.S. wrestling federation with a “major, multi-market presence” on broadcast TV, the company said.

Ring of Honor produces weekly TV wrestling programs and holds events around the country, some of which are sold on DVDs or on the Internet on a pay-per-view basis.

Steve Marks, chief operating officer of Sinclair’s television group, said the deal gives Sinclair multiple revenue streams, such as advertising, product sponsorships, Internet pay-per-view, live wrestling tour events and sales of DVDs and other merchandise.

Sinclair owns 58 television stations in 35 markets, most of them in the eastern half of the U.S., as well as Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada.

Sinclair said it may eventually syndicate Ring of Honor wrestling to broadcasters outside its markets.

“Television and professional wrestling have a long history of successful partnerships and driving viewership,” Marks said. “Unfortunately, the broadcast networks have not protected that relationship, allowing professional wrestling to migrate to cable network distribution.”

Sinclair said Ring of Honor’s previous owner, Cary Silkin, will stay with the company in an advisory role. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Shares of Sinclair fell 32 cents, or 3.1 percent, to $10.04 in midday trading Monday amid a broader market decline. The stock has traded in the 52-week range of $5.25 and $13.07.


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FANTASTIC news for ROH and long overdue
 


If you have some time check this out, there is some shit dude says on here that's right on point especially about Kofi Kingston
 


If you have some time check this out, there is some shit dude says on here that's right on point especially about Kofi Kingston


He had some points like the kofi thing which is a permanent black eye on ortons career imo, but this dude looks like he has some issues. One thing i couldn't help but notice were the posters, when i turned 18 those came down:lol: I gave my figures to my little cousin but kept an undertaker one because broads find them funny.
 
He had some points like the kofi thing which is a permanent black eye on ortons career imo, but this dude looks like he has some issues. One thing i couldn't help but notice were the posters, when i turned 18 those came down:lol: I gave my figures to my little cousin but kept an undertaker one because broads find them funny.

Yeah but maybe he just put those up for his youtube show. But wtf dude says randy gets hard ons while wrestling dudes. Dont know if he do or dont I havent ever been looking at dudes crotch

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Yeah but maybe he just put those up for his youtube show. But wtf dude says randy gets hard ons while wrestling dudes. Dont know if he do or dont I havent ever been looking at dudes crotch

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I haven't noticed that either and i have no plans on investigating:lol:
 
Yeah but maybe he just put those up for his youtube show. But wtf dude says randy gets hard ons while wrestling dudes. Dont know if he do or dont I havent ever been looking at dudes crotch

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Yeah he could of left all that extra out

thrown something else in there
 
Some dude took that personally


*edit*

every time that dude says "genitals" I lose my shit!

Its like his tongue is trying to break free of its toothy prison

And his response


"I have an extensive black lesbian porn collection..." :lol:
 
They could of had different wrestlers speaking about thier favorite Savage moment through out the show

Good point. I just don't think it would've made the tribute that much better honestly. But I guess it depends on how high you view Savage. He's was BIG for me growing up but I didn't expect him to get much more than what he got.
 
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