2013 Pro Wrestling Thread

That's fine, especially if they pull the trigger and let Bryan have the title. Just wanted to see a veteran like Henry get his run. And, seeing Cena lose is never a bad thing. They suckered me in enough to think it might happen.

 

RVD, The Whole Fuckin' Show, Mr. Pay Per View, looks to be in good shape. Hope he delivers.

 

I guess it's the "oh God, Cena won a-fucking-gain" reaction that always seems so prevalent at PPVs. He's this generation's Hogan. Would business be any better if he were getting the same 50-50 booking that turns everyone else into a jive turkey?

If Cena lost to Henry -- and yes, it would be nice to see Henry hold the top belt one time before he leaves the stage -- it would have either a) screwed up the Summerslam plan, or b) led to a quickie change on Raw the next night or within a week, which would elicit an "oh God, Cena won a-fucking-gain" reaction.

 

Orton landed on one leg on that six men on the ladder spot. Scary. A couple of careers have ended that way.

 

Punk uses the ladder to bulldog Sheamus (with Sheamus falling face-first with the ladder coming down on top of him), then takes a bow to the crowd. Tremendous.

 

Holy shit. Looks like Orton has finally clawed his way out of purgatory.

 

Cena vs. Orton. Welcome to 2009.

 

Orton wins, and Bryan's going to get buried with Axel. WTF?

 

So, there are online betting sites out there that essentially serve as spoilers. They first started getting noticed when Swagger was listed as a HUGE favorite in the days leading up to the Elimination Chamber. In the past couple of days, both Damien Sandow and Randy Orton were listed as big favorites. Looks like they have an inside man somewhere in WWE.

 

Or we get Punk-Bryan vs. the Heyman Guys (Lesnar, RVD, Axel), which could make for some great matches.
We could also get Bryan-Cena through other means. Orton doesn't have to cash in tomorrow night.

 

From what I've read, I took that as more of a red herring to set up the Heyman turn. I can't imagine that would be a PPV match, though I've been wrong and surely will again.

 

Given how very quickly and repeatedly they change their booking, one gameday rewrite could result in a bloodletting. Would it be insider trading or illegal in some other way if someone with WWE creative bet on matches that he helped storyboard?