So is this going to be a weekly thing now?
Tony claiming he’s just had yet another meeting with Skydance just to make everything look rosy to the AEW fans? If everything was fine he wouldn’t feel the need to try force the narrative every week and blow smoke up Skydance’s arses.
I’m waiting for the moment Dave suggests that Street Fighter would’ve done better if Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay were in it instead of Roman and Cody because they “understand video games better”.
Cody Rhodes & Roman Reigns’ Street Fighter suffers steep second-weekend box office drop ift.tt/DM7xoq3
Not content with coming up with one shit name for this faction, Tony came up with a second shit name for them. The only thing that will be cut will be their screen time once Moxley is finished beating them.
The whole flaw with Conrad’s argument is he while saying how fortunate Roman is to have the booking he’s had since 2020, he ignores how terrible the previous booking was and acts like it was Roman’s fault.
Good booking - creative gets credit
Bad booking - Romans fault
Well, I said that if you booked a guy to have:
Longest entrance
Longest matches
Always on last
Become champion
Always win
Don’t lose for years
Heyman do your promos
Pair with a tag team that’s won the most titles
Pair with a scene stealer like Sami
That formula works for almost anybody.
Took Roman six years to get fans behind him. Took Goldberg six months but whatever.
Put some respect on Cardona’s name.
These guys are all working hard but some get breaks and others don’t.
Success for NXT is what talent it’s providing for the main roster. Vince wouldn’t be upset at NXT’s “success” in terms of audience, he’ll have been pissed at seeing too many main events with Gargano and Adam Cole headlining knowing that wouldn’t cut it on his main roster.
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ALT Vince McMahon Allegedly Couldn't Stand the Success of Triple H's NXT
Let the bad booking begin. Next week it’ll probably be going 20 minutes with Orange Cassidy.
Yet the goof tried making an argument for Sabu being on his own personal Mount Rushmore so the guy is a hypocrite and talks shit.
“I’m standing on business he’s an industry plant”
“I never heard anyone say he’s on their Mount Rushmore”
“I don’t think he’s connected to pop culture like Hogan or Flair and Austin”
“The metric we used to compare guys in the past was always how much money did they draw, Roman isn’t drawing that kind of money”
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Considering there’s 2 rumours going around, 1 that it’s staying in Saudi and 1 that’s it being moved then Sapp saying the rumours aren’t true is the most pointless ‘report’ ever.
Regarding the Tiffany incident. It’s actually on the refs. When pushing off the ladder it was always going to push backwards so the front of the ladder needed supporting/weight. Neither ref did and thus Tiffany’s starting point was a foot further back than she thought.
Got AEW fans thinking it’s a conspiracy that the Rumble is booked the same week as a AEW PPV and asking why it’s now in February. NFL stadiums can’t be booked on potential playoff weekends so that rules out January now with the NFL’s schedule.
Meltzer starting his post with “I strongly believe” and ending it with “that’s a fact not supposition”. What a moron.
The guy is an absolute clown who is only believed by the deluded who desperately want/need his takes to be true and factual.
Is there nothing that Dave won’t glaze Tony over. TK basically just copied other tribute shows - 10 bell salute with wrestlers on stage, matches that had a link to the dead wrestler, guys speaking backstage on their deceased friend. Tony does it and he “deserves a lot of credit”.
AEW wrestlers better start worrying. Tony will see that number and start trying to bump them off so he can do more tribute shows.
AEW Dynamite, Sep 30 on TBS: 899,000 viewers; 0.22 P18-49 rating | TV ratings analysis #AEWDynamite wrestlenomics.com/articles/2…
They know with this type of death in wrestling the autopsy won’t look good for AEW like it didn’t on many occasions for WWE in the past, so they’re trying to move the spotlight away from ppl asking how he died to how big bad WWE have responded to it. Complete distraction tactics.
1 - WWE didn’t need to “claim” he walked out, he did. The properly reported to the relevant ppl.
2 - how would any wrestling ‘journalist’ reporting this in subsequent years been a potential risk to PAC’s current visa status?
Hoped we’d got away from these types of deaths but PAC’s increasing build that was obviously too big for his frame has been a red flag the last few years.
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