The Natural

Agree with all this. The Kane shit really stuffed his momentum.

I remember that the most. Zack Ryder is on top of a fence and says "I'm trying to get over" and there's one with a boat. There's this: The other things: Zack Ryder becomes WWE United States Champion, TLC 2011 and surprisingly wins the WWE Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania XXXII.

Really nice words by Cody Rhodes:

Last night's NXT:

Found this:

I can't watch that video. Thumnail is enough for me. Clearly moved Alexa Bliss. This was posted nine months ago by WWE.

Last leg of Jason Aaron's Thor reviews run: King Thor #1 reunited Jason Aaron who writes and artist Esad Ribic from Thor: God of Thunder (2012) as Aaron’s seven year run on Thor draws to a close. A good issue made up of King Thor old having lived eons fighting Loki. Loki’s armed with the All-Black the Necrosword by the God Knull. It feels like the final final battle between them. As that’s happening, King Thor’s granddaughters look to find how the universe can be revitalized. The last two pages end on something big, that was surprising. I will say the art felt off in places, don’t normally feel that in Ribic’s work. King Thor #2 written by Jason Aaron, Esad Ribic is the artist. Here hosts the rematch, King Thor the aged All-Father vs. Gorr the God Butcher with the All-Black the Necrosword he’s bonded to even when killed. Loki plays his part in the fracas. I liked this issue for these. Gorr has a disturbing realization that he’s going to kill worshippers of the Gods and not just the Gods he’s killed previously. The last couple of pages are particularly well done. Two more issues to go. King Thor #3 written by Jason Aaron, Esad Ribic is the artist. I really liked this issue for three reasons: King Thor’s granddaughters with the save from Gorr, a callback to Jason Aaron’s very first Thor story and hurting Gorr through the Gods he hates, singing his praises. King Thor #4 written by Jason Aaron, Esad Ribic is the main artist joined by others notably Thor mainstays in Olivier Coipel, Russell Dauterman and Mike Del Mundo. Thor battles Gorr again in a new form. Gorr didn’t need to be here, his manner of defeat was better in the previous issue. I liked a peak of future Thor’s showing things continue into the future. So ends Jason Aaron’s seven years on Thor. I’ll come up with the positives and negatives of that run ASAP. Jason Aaron Thor run read: Thor: God of Thunder #1-11, Thor (Vol. 4) #1-8 and Annual #1, Thors #1-4, The Mighty Thor (2015) #1-12, The Unworthy Thor #1-5, The Mighty Thor (2015) #13-23, Generations: The Unworthy Thor and The Mighty Thor, The Mighty Thor (2014) #700-706, Mighty Thor: At The Gates of Valhalla, Thor (2018) #1-5, The War of the Realms #1-6 and King Thor #1-4. Total: 77 issues.

A lot has happened since I last went online. I'm most surprised by Mike Chioda and Drake Maverick's releases. Mike Chioda for how long he's refereed for, figured he'd be a lifer there. That's loyalty for you, WWE. Drake Maverick along with R-Truth and Carmella really made the WWE 24/7 Championship what it was, he does a good job as WWE 205 GM. Right in saying he's still to wrestle in the Interim WWE Cruiserweight Championship tournament even though he's released? Jesus. I’m not watching his video, seeing the thumbnail was bad enough. Shame to see Rusev, Zack Ryder and Heath Slater go. Rusev got over on his own with Rusev Day but you can't be doing that in WWE. See Zack Ryder, also released. Rusev also made things work that had no right to. Rusev was underused ever since his undefeated streak ended at WrestleMania XXXI. Slater was there a while and was trusted enough to work with Bret Hart in 2010. Lance Storm shutting his wrestling school up to become a WWE agent, that didn't last long.

Current champions in WWE.

Those grapefruits have shriveled.

What a feud, ROH vs. CZW in 2006. ROH vs. CZW at the 100th ROH show and especially the Cage of Death at Death Before Dishonor IV. My 2006 MOTY and gets my vote as the best match in ROH history.

I remember McIntyre/Ziggler winning the championship and the split here:

WWE deemed to be "essential service" has also made the BBC website in the UK.

Shawn Stasiak ;).

Trying to think of possibilities. KUSHIDA?

WWE Intercontinental Champion, 2009. WWE Tag Team Champion with Cody Rhodes, 2010. Have to be honest, I forgot about this pairing even though I knew McIntyre held the same titles with Dolph Ziggler. WWE Champion, 2020. Drew McIntyre is now a Triple Crown Champion.

Wanted to post this scene: Man, I miss Daredevil.

Speaking of Daredevil... During a recent interview with Marvel EVP Joe Quesada, Daredevil and The Punisher star Deborah Ann Woll admitted that she's struggling to find work after starring in the axed TV shows. She appeared in three seasons of the Man Without Fear's series, and went on to appear in both of The Punisher's as well. The actress also showed up in The Defenders, and given the strength of her work as Karen Page, you wouldn't think landing a new acting gig would be all that hard. "I'm just really wondering whether I'll get to work again, whether anyone wants to work with me again, and whether I still have it, all of those scary things," Woll said in regards to where her career is today. "Part of my brain goes, ‘No, you’re just being crazy, calm down.’" "But the part of me that loves [acting] and the problem with being an artist and an actor, and any of these professions where you put a piece of your soul into your work, is that it becomes a part of your identity...If I’m not acting, I’m not sure who I am. And since it’s been so long since I’ve really gotten to do it, I’m struggling a little bit with how to maintain my self-worth, my sense of my own value." Sad stuff. Self-doubt sucks. Character at times annoyed me but not Woll herself. Can see her as Mera or Poison Ivy.

Wonder Woman 1984.

Neither do I. Get fucking rid.