2012 Pro Wrestling Thread

They've got to do something to turn the crowd on Brock.

Nobody gives a shit.

To the fans that don't remember 10 years ago, Brock is just this big, scary-looking dude with a sub shop on his T-shirts.

By the way, if the WWE wants to get me to tune in, no questions asked, even with the Olympics on, all they have to do is announce the following:

"HBK will super kick somebody tonight."

That's all I need, really.

 

Rumors going around that they want HBK doing something with Brock this Monday, and all the appreciation stuff will be off camera.

 

The thing is, the kiddies don't know anything about Brock, and the older ones want to see him kick asses. So he's not getting a major heel reaction.

Plus, Trips isn't always the best babyface to feel sorry for.

I'm thinking their match is going to end up with half the crowd rooting for Brock, and the other half rooting for Trips. Should be fun.

 

Randy Orton may be taking time off again, this time to shoot ... God help me, if only I were kidding ... 12 Rounds: Reloaded.

http://pwtorch.com/artman2/publish/WWE_News_3/article_63965.shtml

I for one look forward to Ryback in Knuckleheads 2: Knuckle Harder and Natalya in Smell No Evil: The Art of the Fart

 

You know, apart from the utterly ridiculous ending, 12 Rounds was actually a pretty enjoyable flick.

 

Pardon if this has been brought up, but I found this while looking for a link to the "KFC Loves the Gays" video.

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/636c3d08e1/olympic-trials-with-kurt-angle?playlist=featured_videos

 

I liked it better when it was called "Die Hard With a Vengeance."

 

If they want Brock to be receive a heel reaction, they need to pair him with someone other than Triple H.

 

Missed WWE stuff last week. Anything big happen?

 

Outside of Punk explaining himself and the burial of Daniel Bryan, not really.

 

SO, what did Punk say was his reasoning? Not surprised they're burying Bryan. Poor guy may have to put over Charlie Sheen at SummerSlam.

 

That the WWE title -- and him -- have been overshadowed by Cena and the Rock and other things, and he's right.