2022 Pro Wrestling Thread

Cody's episode of Austin's "Broken Skull Sessions" came out and it's a good one. One of the longest yet at nearly 2 hours. Most of it is WWE-related, but it does give a good amount of time to the post-Stardust departure, the road to the birth of AEW and leaving to come back.

 

Well, I think one WWE fan got more than what he was expecting of Lacey Evans...

 

Great story about finding the footage from the first ever meeting between a 19-year-old Kevin Steen and 19-year-old El Generico.

The Quest for the Holy Grail and How it was Found

 

That story was great. Thanks.

And KO was right. They did a ton of stuff, and it’s amusing to see that after all they did, it ends in a roll-up.

 

It's no Southpaw Wrestling, but I'll give him an A for credit. But an A-minus for "WW Universe."

 

Umm ... interesting. Does Cody fulfill his self-professed destiny and dethrone Roman at SummerSlam? Something even sooner?

 

Jimmy Smith and Byron Saxton wondering about Cody's "ring rust" over his six-year layoff from WWE. Gimme a fucking break.

 

So, apparently Omos is now the Nigerian Giant. Does that mean Apollo is going to drop the "Coming to America" African accent? If he isn't about to be part of the next cuts.

 

Holy shit. Drugs are bad, m'kay?

 

Lets see how they get out of this one…..doubt theyre ready to beat either of these guys. Anything other than Rollins interference has the potential to be great and jumpstart something new

 

… and we got the Rollins interference.

 

Ugh. I know it's an honest paycheck, but Tomasso-no-more Ciampa going from NXT Mount Rushmore to a C- or D-level feud on the main roster.