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I guess it's because I'd never really seen Dalys or Chik Tormenta (who appears to be the Mexican Bull Nakano, which makes me want to see more) and I assumed more competency from Dalys because of experience, but I thought Lola Vice (who I also haven't seen a lot of, I mostly only watch RAW and then clips of other stuff) looked really green.

Six days a week I drive past the building formerly known as The Grand Olympic Auditorium on my way to work, and every morning I grow more and more irrationally angry with the Korean mega-church is has been turned into.

Oh, Valiant was definitely the better talent, and, admittedly, my brain does most of its wrestler comparisons off vibes, and they both have similar vibes to me. Same as how my brain wants to compare Damien Priest to Kevin Nash.

Jey Uso continues to be the modern day Jimmy Valiant.

Motion to rename Pure Fusion Collective to The Stud Stable.

Jey Uso is Jimmy Valiant for GenZ and you can't convince me otherwise.

I'd forgotten about the Gestapo Death Match. Who knew GLOW was the second edgiest promotion behind XPW.

It sounds like that, but is actually the most tasteless GLOW gimmick ever. I would have to say that current events make it as timeless as it is tasteless.

Thanks to Wrestling Bios, I now know how hot Palestina the Terrorist was.

Watching Smokey Mountain, and, man, Doug Furnas looks like he could be RVD's nerdy, gymbro brother.

Drake just dropped a response, but, ehhh, people don't seem to be fucking with it, and it's kinda mid, tbh. Claims he fed Kendrick false info, but you think you would have been ready to hit back with that right after Meet the Grahams if that was the truth, and claims he's 'too famous' to be a pedophile as if there literally isn't mounds of proof that it takes forever for rich and famous sexual predators to get got. Big 'I'm getting my ass beat but I'm gonna try and act like I won and walk away' energy. Waiting on the next Kendrick track.

I'm biased towards Kendrick because I'm from Los Angeles, but he's killing Drake. Gonna put him back in the wheelchair.

My neck hurts just watching that, glad my backyard wrestling crew 25 years ago just wanted to do walk and brawl ECW shit with some folk-style from me.

Which one? I've been to the one in Los Angeles. They had a life-size wax figure of GG Allin. Speaking of Gacy also reminds me of Pogo the Clown from XPW, which, not a great idea looking back at it, huh? With a finisher called 'Buried in the Basement' and a feud with 'The Hardcore Homo' Angel (who, honestly, deserved better).

Something I haven't seen talked about with the HHH/Ospreay stuff, and I could be wrong on it, but it feels like top WWE guys have a lot more media and non-wrestling commitments than AEW does, especially as they're branching out more outside of the US. I feel like it's a 'hit dogs holler' situation. I didn't take it to be explicitly around Ospreay, although I do see why he felt hit, but more so about lesser names who haven't made nearly as big a name for themselves. I've also seen the idea it was at Okada as well, which just doesn't make any sense to me at all. I kinda of lean towards it having been meant more as a general platitude than a personal attack on any one worker, but tribalism gonna tribalize.