2022 Pro Wrestling Thread

This new music for Edge is going to take some getting used to.

 

For it being the Raw After Mania, it was underwhelming. Beyond Cody's promo, the only memorable moment to me was "Ezekiel."

We got nothing new in the women's division other than the tease of Rhea inevitably turning on Liv next week.

Bron beating Dolph did nothing that they couldn't have just done Saturday.

And now we're blessed with two cliched evil, foreign giants on one brand.

 

Watching this Wrestlemania 2023 had me thinking one thing: How many of the Superstars shown here are actually going to be in WWE this time next year?

 

One thing cutting cable has lost me is that I now only get the abbreviated Raw that they put on Hulu the next day, but even edited down to two hours, Raw was incredibly disappointing for the night after Wrestlemania. No NXT callups of note. No setup for the women's title. No real movement on any setting up really any big new storylines. My only thought is they must be saving a lot of that for Smackdown to make Fox happy, but that's a buzzkill if that's the case.

 

Nice, subtle hint that I didn't notice last night.

 

Bron loses Saturday, wins Monday, could lose it again tonight.

Dakota and Raquel win the belts Saturday, lose them right back Tuesday.

So much for the significance of NXT's supposed biggest event of the year.

 

Bron: just the second person to beat Walter/Gunther in 3 years.

 

Well, I guess Rick's not going to make the Cherokee County school board meeting this week.

 

Clean in a non-promoted TV main event that ended up not being the takeaway.

Just plain horrible booking.

 

After they change his name, his music and appear to be breaking up the Imperium tag team.

 

TMZ must've opened the "Tammy Sytch arrested" template before putting this live on the website.

WWE Legend Tammy Sytch Involved In Fatal Car Crash, Cops Suspect DUI