2024 Pro Wrestling Thread

This is great. A few brief behind-the-scenes clips with Gorilla and the Brain.

 

I LOL’d at the sight of Miro on the AEW truck when they fought outside

 

Oh, look, Nakamura apparently finally found his way out of the bathroom in catering.

And the U.S. women's title will be just for the blue brand apparently (at least to start), so I guess there will be a intercontinental title for the Raw side?

 

I know the spoiler came out Monday, but didn't know they were going to first reveal tonight, so I can say this:

Bronson Reed and Jacob Fatu on the same side: HOLY SHIT, what a sight.

Jimmy keeps telling Roman to "make the call." Is that to Heyman to bring someone in (Punk? Bron? BROCK?), or is it to Seth to make at least temporary amends?

 

OK, that was an awesome way to go off the air.

 

Between this and "SmackSown," WWE needs some new graphic artists.

 

Are the PPVs/PLEs still going to be on Peacock?
I don't subscribe to Netflix and don't want to.

 

Say what you will about AEW, but this was really cool:

 

That was extremely well done, and did a good job of delivering the message that AEW is in the midst of a great reboot right now.

 

Well, that ending to Raw all but (seemingly) shores up Seth as the #5 on the face side.

But if the rosters are set, where does this lead with Heyman?

 

Wonder what's next here. Chase U was one of those organically over acts that stuck around NXT for a long time.

Makes me wonder if Andre Chase's contract is coming up soon. He's one of the last of the indie guys before they went full into the NIL era. Same with Duke Hudson (who had a brief flirtation with the main roster during the COVID-era PC shows).

The other two -- Osborne and Hail -- have a lot of upside. Been a big fan of Thea Hail's character.