2017 Pro Wrestling Thread

Holy God, that was fun.
Little disappointed Brock retained (was hoping for Joe or Strowman), but the journey was incredible.

 

I didnt love the finish but when the match of the night goes on last it has a way of making the whole show seem better.

They changed 7 of the 11 belts defended on the weekend....but neither of the 2 main roster world titles.

 

I think you can book it now—Strowman over Lesnar at Wrestlemania. It's a sign of how hot he is, that they want to extend the chase.

 

Is it about time we give Roman some credit for making Strowman?

 

Wasn't he kind of over before they started feuding though? Like, after he split from the Wyatt family, I vaguely recall that he was getting buzz for doing shit like throwing guys through trucks and tipping them over. Then he had his program with Reigns, which was good because the WWE just didn't feed him to Reigns. (Which they did do when it was Reigns vs. Wyatt family, but I could be completely mistaken since I watch all WWE programming in a blurred fog now, because there is so fucking much of it.)

 

He's been over like rover since James Ellsworth, which was like the first day after the draft. Hell Ellsworth got more than a year of regular WWE employment out of that.

 

When he was beating up all the jobbers? Yawn.

He was put over big time in the past two Royal Rumbles, but outside of the thing with Sami Zayn, hadn't had a defining feud yet.

 

Big Cass apparently suffered a legitimate, possibly serious knee injury during his match with Enzo. Some fan video shows Cass looking extremely frustrated as he hobbled up the ramp.

Big Cass May Have Suffered A Serious Knee Injury On WWE Raw

 

Random question: Do you prefer long entrances like The Undertaker, Bray Wyatt, Bobby Roode, or short ones like Ultimate Warrior?

 

I hate long entrances.

 

For big moments -- returns, some debuts and big pay-per-views -- I like the long ones. But other than that, should be short.

 

Ow.