2024 Pro Wrestling Thread

I've had this hunch that they're going to induct Luger into the HOF this year, since he's been participating with WWE material recently, and he does deserve it. Would love for Sting to be the one to induct him.

 

Have you ever seen a Darby Allin match? That's kinda what he does. I'm surprised there wasn't a bed of nails and a pit of rattlesnakes under that pane of glass he went through.

 

Hardcore is one thing, think Foley. The glass? That’s mudshow stuff.

I’m not gonna quit the product or anything but its just not for me.

 

The pool in the IC qualifier gauntlet match is impressive, but I'd love it if they just went with a big ladder match at Mania, like they did when Daniel Bryan and Zack Ryder won.

Congratulations to Apollo Crews for his first TV singles match since July.

 

Instead of a gauntlet match they should get weird. Try a six-man, 60-minute ironman match. Guy with the most falls at the end wins. I'm sure someone has done it somewhere, but I've never seen it.
But, if we get another two-hour gauntlet match to kick off Raw next week, that'd be cool too.

 

That's the basic format of NXT's Iron Survivor matches, minus the "penalty box." Trick Williams won it to get his initial shot at Dragunov.

 

A Candice LeRae heel turn? Certainly a fresh idea to put something new into the lower women's card.

 

I was expecting the glass spot to be worked into an injury so Darby could leave for Nepal. But I guess that’s coming at the hands of Jay White in a couple of weeks.

 

Cole wears Valhalla's antlers and Pat calls him an asshole and says Cole "exploded" all over himself.

Cue the R-Truth PG GIF.

 

Somehow, Darby "only" needed 12 stitches last night.

 

Huge pop!

 

Somewhere, the Barbarian is smiling.