2024 Pro Wrestling Thread

Speaking of Flair, 40 years ago today, he dropped the NWA belt to Kerry in one of the most emotional matches in pro wrestling history. And for anyone who ever wonders about why wrestlers bother using a backslide as a pinning combination, well, here you go:

Also, I feel really old.

 

I think Gunther/Sheamus was automatically three stars by the time the bell rang.

 

It's beyond funny at this point. This is just sad.

 

I know they got decimated by the draft, but if Trick Williams' first challenger is going to be Noam Dar, then they BADLY need to rebuild the men's main event scene. Sure, Dar is a veteran and has had some success, but yowza.

 

Oh?



THE ANNOUNCEMENT: The Elite beat the diverticulitis out of him. As a thank-you, he's bringing back Hangman Page and they're gonna go after The Elite.

What's your version? Wrong answers only.

 

The Dark Side on Black Saturday was fine. Enjoyed a more straight episode rather than "drugs and rock n' roll."

Ole's son offered some good insight, and I wasn't expecting to see Nick Patrick outta nowhere.

Gotta believe that'll be the last Dark Side we get. How much deeper can they dig?

 

Kenny announces that he’s going to challenge the Bucks with a mystery partner. Jack Perry comes out to yell, and demands to know who it is. Kenny points to the screen, which shows the video of Punk beating on Perry backstage.

Forbidden Door confirmed.

 

That’s not fair to Flair.

 

Might be some common knowledge here, but thought it was interesting to hear a basic breakdown of how WWE paychecks are calculated these days.

 

If they want to branch off Piper Niven, this would be a perfect team. Chelsea's work is known, and the apple didn't fall far from the Santino tree for Arianna.

 

The plot thickens. If Ospreay goes to Uganda, that would be incredible.

 

The end game has to be SGW getting time with one of the big two companies. And the Models have been heroes for the outreach they've given that group.