Table for 3

[Cristobal]

Hence the reduced availability of cutlery that Cornette noted. 

[mattdangerously]

Russo and Cornette are either going to kill each other or fuck each other someday.  Maybe both.

[Cristobal]

Wow. You found something I'd rather watch the Nakamura/Ziggler match than. 

[GuerrillaMonsoon]

That was super carny. Massive letdown. 

 

Give it a month before one of them badmouths the other again from the safety of a podcast. 

[Brian Fowler]

The first few minutes were interesting and tense and then... Nothing

[Charlie M.]

Bischoff looks odd these days. Very puffy.

[Nice Guy Eddie]

20 hours ago, mattdangerously said:

Russo and Cornette are either going to kill each other or fuck each other someday.  Maybe both.

My money is on the latter.

[Brandon Bones]

Bischoff's one liner about the corvette slayed me.  

[hammerva]

That show is a microcosm of Cornette in the last 5 years.  A whole lot of hype and yelling and then ultimately nothing that makes everything look like an awful work.   

The really bad thing is that they claim to have taped for about 90 minutes and they only showed 19 of it.  I bet all of these are about an hour in length dramatically cut down.  Unless they are planning a DVD of this stuff I don't get it.  

 

[Michael Sweetser]

I think Cornette went into it expecting Bischoff to meet him head to head, only for Bischoff to totally defuse the situation immediately and leaving Cornette with no real reason to even be angry at this point, let alone spit vitriol at Bischoff the whole time.  As Cornette said, he was basically trained to consider Bischoff the devil.  Every story has two sides, even if one side is fucked up.

It was nice to see them bond over their mutual dislike of Russo, even if they didn't elaborate too much.

I did like Hayes as the host, although him piping in his part seemed like him getting his shit in, kinda like DDP in the DDP-Vader-Sting Table.

 

 

[Victator]

14 hours ago, Michael Sweetser said:

I think Cornette went into it expecting Bischoff to meet him head to head, only for Bischoff to totally defuse the situation immediately and leaving Cornette with no real reason to even be angry at this point, let alone spit vitriol at Bischoff the whole time.  As Cornette said, he was basically trained to consider Bischoff the devil.  Every story has two sides, even if one side is fucked up.

It was nice to see them bond over their mutual dislike of Russo, even if they didn't elaborate too much.

I did like Hayes as the host, although him piping in his part seemed like him getting his shit in, kinda like DDP in the DDP-Vader-Sting Table.

 

 

This was a classic tactic of my father. I get angry and ready to fight, I arrive and he says "I'm sorry son." and by my confusing set of rules and ethics I can no longer be mad. 

It was a bit disappointing. But I don't think those two have enough history to be interesting. Especially since Eric seemed to have genuinely forgotten editing the SMW angle. 

[Nice Guy Eddie]

On 5/29/2017 at 11:55 PM, sydneybrown said:

Bischoff looked like he was ready to stab Cornette after the first two minutes.  

That's how most people look at James E. these days.

[Michael Sweetser]

9 hours ago, Victator said:

This was a classic tactic of my father. I get angry and ready to fight, I arrive and he says "I'm sorry son." and by my confusing set of rules and ethics I can no longer be mad. 

It was a bit disappointing. But I don't think those two have enough history to be interesting. Especially since Eric seemed to have genuinely forgotten editing the SMW angle. 

I think it would've been done far better as a Legends Roundtable; like you said, Cornette and Bischoff just don't have enough shared history and experience to really do much interesting interaction.  I still enjoyed the program, as I'm still a big fan of Cornette and I've warmed up greatly over the past decade to Bischoff, especially after reading his book (a lot of stuff is smoke-blowing but a lot of the ideas behind it make sense)

[Cristobal]

I'd almost rather have seen Heyman instead of Bischoff, though the obligatory rant about Heyman screwing over Coralluzzo is already boring me just to think about it.

[PuroresuFan]

I like how when Cornette asked Bischoff why he didnt try to explain that he had nothing to do with the promo being edited, Bischoff just gives him a polite, "Because who the f**k are you?" response. A little Glengarry Glenross, "I drove here in a black Corvette and you drove a rental. That's my name." swagger.

[RIPPA]

Supposedly they are trying to get Vince to agree to be on a Table for 3

[Eivion]

Who would be on with him?

[JonnyLaw]

Time to start fantasy booking who would be on with him.

 

A Vince/Austin/Taker one would probably be good, but my vote goes to Vince/Austin/Cesaro.

[Brian Fowler]

Vince/Bisch/Heyman so we can rehash the deeply under discussed 90's.

[RIPPA]

I doubt he would do it unless it was Steph and Shane so it would be the most boring episode ever

[Nice Guy Eddie]

Vince, Brisco, and Patterson; so the stooges can kiss his ass some more about being the greatest creative mind ever that saved rasslin' from small, smoke filled, dimly lit halls and turned into the global phenomenon known as SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT and filling 100,000 seat stadiums...or some shit.

[Lacelle]

I'd like to see him with Don Muraco & Johnny Valiant

[Nice Guy Eddie]

26 minutes ago, Lacelle said:

I'd like to see him with Don Muraco & Johnny Valiant

Vince, Jimmy Valiant, a hooker, a glass table, and a couple of kilos of the purest blow money can buy.

[Victator]

If Hogan comes back, Vince, Hogan and Austin. 

[benj]

Vince, Brock, Austin.