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Glenn Gilbertti retweeted
Metallica performs “Enter Sandman” in Moscow in 1991, drawing an estimated 1.6 million attendees.
It’s considered one of the best performances of all time
Stories like this are so great
Bill Belichick says he once spent $5,000 on milk because it was the right thing to do to protect the relationship between two star players in Tom Brady and Antonio Brown
“Well, one of the funny stories in that book really is the Antonio Brown story. You know, he was only with the Patriots for 11 days. Tom’s very nutrition-oriented, and Antonio wanted to do something for Tom. Tom had Antonio come and stay at his house, wanted to embrace him, bring him onto the team and so forth.”
“We went down there and actually beat Miami in Miami, which was good. But Antonio ordered milk. He ordered this special milk for Brady. Cost $5,000. Five thousand dollars...”
“To make a long story short, it kind of got mixed up and ended up in the mailroom for too long. By the time we got it, the milk went bad. So here we are sitting here with milk that cost $5,000. Oh my God.”
“So we go out and get $5,000 worth of this special milk and give it to Brady from Antonio. And now we turn in an expense report for $5,000 worth of milk.”
“But you know what? Sometimes you just gotta do the right thing. I didn’t want to ruin the relationship between Brown and Brady over this spoiled milk. So we spent $5,000 to replace the milk.”
You gotta respect the work @SamiZayn is doing on the mic these days. #SmackDown
So three weeks have gone by, one person per week, three people. Dave with a nice spin here.
“Not a week has gone by without at least one person from WWE bringing up the Dwayne Johnson video on Ben Satterley’s death.
Not what he said about Satterley, which everyone understood, but his praising Tony Khan. Evidently with some that sting still hasn’t gone away.”
- Dave Meltzer
(@WONF4W)
sure
“Not a week has gone by without at least one person from WWE bringing up the Dwayne Johnson video on Ben Satterley’s death.
Not what he said about Satterley, which everyone understood, but his praising Tony Khan. Evidently with some that sting still hasn’t gone away.”
- Dave Meltzer
(@WONF4W)
What percentage of the dirt sheet community content is predicated on these marks talking to each other or somebody claiming they talked to some irrelevant person that works in wrestling and reports it as "news" when it's just click bait?
How do you interpret this comment?
“Tony Khan may be the greatest promoter of all time. He may not be as smart as Vince McMahon, but only through years and years because Vince was really smart and very clever. But Tony’s a great guy. Generous to a fault.
I work for him and I don’t do anything. I think he takes care of me out of respect for me. He grew up on me. He’s just a wonderful guy.”
- Ric Flair
(@BiffPoggi)
Glenn Gilbertti retweeted
Mike Vick really launched this from the 4-yard line to the 34-yard line on a ROPE. My goodness 🚀
That is obviously a penalty, Pat. C'mon.
Flag down at the line of scrimmage and this play is coming back..
That looked like it did impact the play @danorlovsky7 #PMSMNFonESPN2
AEW does notthing to generate income off viewership if their numbers are as good as Dave says they are. Just praying that they are good enough for next rights deal. Same time Dave's readers vote WWE as the WORST promotion. C'mon fans. Common sense please. GRIFT.



















