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They'll have to switch first names. So it'd be Antonio Rusev and Alexander Cesaro.

She's adorable. Asuka would straight up murder her. Unless Vince was booking the match. Then it would be turned into a three-way, she'd be pinned by Charlotte Flair, and Asuka wouldn't even be involved with the finish.

Mojo should have a long heart to heart with him ...

This. All. Of. This.

For a split second, I thought you were talking about The Hunt.

I might be an asshole, but I so want to see Ziggler pull this with Goldberg on Sunday.

She's going to get pinned by the baby.

They put this show on, bring in all these old guys from the Attitude Era, and go on and on about how cool it was back in the day. And all I can think of is how they never had nostalgia kick episodes like this during the Attitude Era. I'm not the kind of fan who wants everything about that era to come back. The crude humor, the misogyny, the racist shit, the stupid hardcore crap, that can all stay in the box. But they desperately need that Attitude Era's sense of danger, that anything could happen. And they need to put THIS generation over, not old ones. Steve Austin never showed Hogan respect when he was the top guy. Roman Reigns shouldn't show Austin any respect now.

What? He's Ric Flair! The Eagles were Sting. The Giants were Ronnie Garvin.

This is actually my problem with babyface Rollins. He still comes across as a weasel. I always think he's up to something. The first time they mentioned he was dating Becky, part of me thought " Oh, of course he is. He hooked himself to the side of the most popular worker in the company." Part of me thought he was going to turn on her after Extreme Rules.

I remember hearing that Vince was afraid Brock wasn't going to stick around, so he didn't want him going over his top guy. But it turned out to be totally ass backwards booking. The Summerslam '14 ass kicking should've happened at Extreme Rules, with Cena getting his win back later on.

When I was in my twenties, I actually liked both Broken Arrow and Face Off. I saw the latter again a few years ago, and now I hate it. Haven't rewatched Broken Arrow. Wondering if it holds up.

The Wyatts weren't Nazis, they were nihilists. Fucking nihilists. Say what you will about the National Socialists, but at least they had an ethos!

What possessed you to watch Woo's shitty American movies, when you could've watched The Killer and Hard Boiled instead?

Dude should've been the one to retire Angle.

And he bumped like a fiend. Even in feuds where he was constantly laying vicious insults on guys, he more often than not made them look like a million bucks in the ring.

I know they're not "weird". I just love Patty Smythe.

They're not for hands....

Adam Warlock or GTFO.

I voted for The Fight. I despise Voyager for multiple reasons, and this was one of the worst of the worst.

We don't like what we like! We only like what we tell us we .....like...

During the Authority angle, the Shield were pretty much presented as mercenaries.

I like Orange Cassidy's gimmick myself, but I think it would work better in a structured enviroment like WWE or AEW than on the indie circuit. You could build some character development there. He starts out, standing there, not giving a crap, match after match, inexplicably becoming more and more popular with his antics. Then, he's suddenly no longer in there with low to mid card goofballs, but with the elite of the company, who are more than willing to kick his trifling ass. Then he has to fight. Beyond pretty much did this with OC vs. Starr. I loved that match, and would work in a more long form program.

I don't have that one, but I've always loved this.

Boy, that Vince. He's a regular Svenjolly.