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Why did they even stop wearing them? They wore them maybe one more time after WM and that was it. I expected them to bring them out again for big PPV matches but they were nowhere to be seen at Extreme Rules.

I'll see those and raise you a random selfie from Nikki's IG that looks better than that entire pro photo shoot

I think I can watch Zeb's frozen reactions to Rose every week.

This was my favorite part, i was so happy/sad at that very moment while watching the video

Summerslam is easily one of the best PPVs of all time imo. Cena/Bryan and Punk/Lesnar are arguably the two best matches of that year and Del Rio/Christian had a great match for the WHC too. That first knee to Cena is still unmatched, it was simply perfect. Just watched the Villains Countdown, i loved Bryan's opening line about Punk, it went something like: "CM Punk is a great villain because he is, at his core, an asshole"

long way down...

Sister Abigal/Shellshock done by Wyatt or Shelly are simply much better than the versions done by Truth/Shelton, those looked like some kind of uncoordinated botched Rock Bottom most of the time. The little twist adds a lot of impact.

any Clash recommendations? Which ones are considered the best?

Finally watched the whole show, some thoughts: WeeLC - LOVED this one, 3MB and Los Matadores took sick bumps in there, give those guys some kind of reward. Drew's somersault into the table was one of the craziest bumps i've seen in years. - Also loved JBelf repeatedly saying "Maggle!". IC Title Match - Great seeing Barrett with the IC title again, he's just crazy over now and they sadly never gave Big E a chance to show personality. - I hope they don't forget about the title now for another 6 months. Shield vs. Evolution - Shield/Evolution was great, Batista really had his working boots on tonight. - Crazy Ambrose is just a joy to watch, one of my favorite faces right now just because he's so fucking weird but the people love it. - Rollins continues to die for our sins and i'm thankful for it. The first dive to the outside looked bad, thank god the one from the balcony went perfectly. - Reigns is great in the hot tag role just crushing everyone. But really needs to tone down his "hulk up" mannerisms and taunts a bit, besides the primal scream, everything else looks a bit too forced for my liking. - I had no problem with Batista and Reigns being out in the ring for 5+ minutes because they both took a couple of strong finishers before it. Cage Match - The cage match just bored me, the whole feud gets way too much into cheesy stuff that i can't stomach. It's unfortunate because Bray has shown that he can go in the ring without all the extra crap thrown in. Divas - I think the Diva's matches will get more and more over if they continue to let Paige do her thing in the ring for at least 5-10 minutes very show. Main Event - The main event was fun, it felt like a hardcore brawl from a 99-2000 PPV. - Loved the CRAZY high headbutt from the forklift and i was miring Bryan's driving skills. - Didn't like Kane getting up so fast in the end and finishing the show with his music, felt a bit weird. - It seems they may do another Kane/Bryan gimmick match, i hope they get over that fast because, as fun as it is seeing Bryan drive a forklift, i want to watch the guy fucking wrestle for 30 minutes every PPV. Overall an entertaining show, with the main event and six man tag it kinda felt like a big Attitude Era RAW or secondary PPV from that time, and, like Emma, that's fun fun fun.

Barrett's conference sound like the most "REAL" of them all,.

No blood or headshot, but let's put this guy through a flamin table. WWE Logic. That main event was pretty fun, it brought some Attitude Era-ish memories.

Flaris was so fucking wasted, lmao

I also realized last night that Jon Snow's bearded friend (can't remember the name) looks a lot like Zayn/Generico.

Anything involving Jamie last night was great, his interactions with Cersei, Bronn, Tyrion and Brienne were just excellent. Besides that, it felt like a pretty uneventful episode compared to the first three. Also:

probably posted before but just saw this today:

Just rewatched the SS 95 one, overall it felt like a much more intense and wild match if a bit sloppier, but that added to the feel of urgency to everything they did. They played up spots from the first one perfectly and did some crazier stuff, all the bumps looked uglier and brutal in a good way. The multiple botched ending was a bit awkward to watch but it didn't hurt the match too much. The crowd was also on fire from the beginning since they knew what to expect this time and were a lot more into both guys at this point. Between both matches i'd say the first one was better executed but this one was much more fun to watch. Some random comments while watching the match: - Cringed at the suplex to the outside where Michaels hit the guardrail with his ankle/heel. - Cringed at the bodyslam on the ladder where he landed on his legs. - Loved the moonsault from the ladder, don't remember anyone else ever doing this. - Loved Michaels going SPLAT after the (bigger than WM X) splash from the ladder.

I remember being disappointed by Taker/Foley on that show. What did you think of it? It was pretty solid, arguably the best straight wrestling Taker match at that point. Only thing is that It was a bit short, i felt they could have gone for a couple more minutes in the end considering this was the blow off to their feud at the time.

Watched Survivor Series 96 yesterday and was surprised by it, it was pretty entertaining overall and it may be one of the only good Sid matches that i can remember. Loved Shawn's reaction to the crowd turning on him.

The Real Americans theme was such a perfect fit, i hope they find something better for him

I laughed when she was applying a headscissor and one of the announcers was implying that it was similar to the Figure Four and Albert was like: "Ehh.."

Just watched the latest episode, Victor from The Ascension just did one of my favorite superkick bumps ever, looked like Scott Hall taking the Stunner at WM 18.

anyone in the Grown Ups movies

That shirt is glorious, reminds me of Monkey Island 2

60,000 people in attendance and yet you could hear a pin drop during the Lucha match. I never understood why everyone was so quiet. The event was held in San Antonio so you would think there had to be some lucha fans in attendance. Not only the lucha match, they popped for HBK, Bret and Taker, everyone else got almost total silence. Austin's music when entering the Rumble was specially awkward with him coming to almost no reaction at all.