2021 Pro Wrestling Thread

True. I think if you look at the tippy top level, Hall of Fame guys that havent held the Universal….Orton, AJ Styles, Ambrose, Cena, Drew…. Its still just crazy to release someone that has. That belt has been really really well protected, none of the reigns have been Jinder level

 

They seriously used Simone Biles' mental health issues and turned it into a heat promo for Charlotte? Then again, Charlotte let them use her brother's overdose for a bit.

Fuck off with that.

 

I mean, he also loves his wife, and she's in AEW, so why wouldn't he want to go where he can spend more time with her?

 

….is she wrong?

 

Fun fact: that was Rick Steiner's kid that played the security guard Joe put in the clutch tonight.

 

Eh, pretty much wrong because the E has shown numerous times that they will make decisions without taking the fans into account.

 

That and the moment Ronda was alluding to was pre-Funhouse/Fiend and after Bray being split off from Harper and Rowan. Things were kinda stale with him during his program with Matt Hardy.

 

Sorry InDex, but Finn and Bayley did it better.

 

The AEW roster is going to get really bloated if they keep picking up all these cuts. But I would love Flair to show up for a Four Horseman mini-reunion. No in-ring work though.

 

i guess. Generally speaking, wrestling fans suck tho. The ones on Twitter and Reddit at least. She’s not wrong about how fickle they are.

 

I don't disagree, but part of why they were so fickle about Bray - and before him, the major release of Braun - was that WWE kept yoyo-ing them up and down the card, and between heel and face.

 

RIP to the Assassin, Power Plant and Deep South trainer and Nick Patrick's dad. According to Wikipedia, the youngest wrestler (19) to ever main event MSG in the late '50s.

Trained Nash and DDP before they made it big, then the likes of Miz and Zack Ryder when Deep South was a WWE territory.