2023 Pro Wrestling Thread

These releases are all just a build to Retribution 2.0.

 

This was great. He's like the Saudi MJF.

 

Add Madcap Moss to the list.

 

I think this one was coming, regardless of the TKO budget cuts. Just couldn't stay out of his own way.

 

Been a while since WWE used cheesy camera tricks for a spot. Maybe not since the ThunderDome.

 

And that explains one SD favorite conspicuous by his absence.

 

Make that at least three who blamed Vince's removal for their lack of push, along with Mace and Mansoor.

https://www.webisjericho.com/rick-b...SOZ0TAe5PvmirPOIvcvE94LFojUj65ZcDJzh7OXXeinL8

 

Heh. They took Tegan Nox getting yanked from an NXT title match last week and worked it into storyline.

Otis and Reed was great. All they need is a rematch with a guest ref of Big E, the patron saint of big, meaty men slapping meat.

 

Shit like this is why I rarely watch regular shows. I just got done watching the end of Season 2 of Heels. Fantastic show, great characters, and not just for wrestling fans.

Then I go on Twitter, er, X, to see what others thought, and find out the show just was canceled an hour ago.

Why bother ever watching a show and getting into it when it’s just going to get canceled anyways?

https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/heels-run-the-world-blindspotting-canceled-starz-1235734740/

 

Well, that's a new approach to reveal a new addition. Don't think she'll be riding the pine at NXT with an announcement like this.

 

I guess they're back to doing ESPN stories and coverage.

 

So do they put Cargill on Smackdown and have her take the belt off Iyo or drop her onto Raw to end Rhea's run? Or do they have her debut on Raw, take the NXT belt from Becky there and then kinda go between there and Raw for a few months before she goes full-time on the main roster?