Niners Fan in CT

I think I gave you too much credit. This is one of the dumbest things I've read in a while. You're comparing the first stadium show in London, England since 1992 to an even in the middle of Texas that gets wrestling all the time. It's likely at 20,000 sold and you should know by now that ticket sales for PPVs pick up during the final week ahead of the show. Also, you said less than half empty, depending on staging, the capacity is likely around 35,000. Over $2.5M in ticket sales with a week to go is already a win. It's the biggest non-WWE wrestling event in United States history. That covers nearly a hundred years of wrestling. So I guess your biggest criticism is that they aren't WWE, a company that was founded like 70 years ago? Sounds to me like you have an ax to grind. As for Dr. Britt, this whole "why won't Khan let this person leave" thing is ridiculous. He's already let people out of their contracts before. We have no idea what's going on but we do know that 90% of people who have ever worked there love Tony Khan and have said he's the best boss they've ever had. But you want to focus on the 10% or less. That's a problem you have and I hope you get help for it.

That's what I've read. She's supposedly doing backstage work and a producer-like role. Don't quote me because I don't remember where I read that.

Three paragraphs and each one is more ridiculous than the next. The stadium isn't going to be "less than half full" by the time July 12th rolls around. We've been through this. Plus, it's already surpassed $2.5M in tickets. Dr. Britt Baker, you just said you don't know what's going on and then follow it up with a bunch of shit acting like you know what's going on. Also, cut what losses? Tony Khan is a fucking billionaire. Like he cares. As for Triple H, they are running SD!, RAW, NXT, AAA, Evolve and some other shit that I'm forgetting. He isn't booking them all but what we do know is most of them have been coasting for about a year now at least and nobody cares because Silver Lake is just selling out every tiny bit of soul the company had left in it.

Maybe I shouldn't be trying to pick apart opinions from 40 years ago but I don't see how someone could be a "smart" fan and not recognize the talent of Ron Garvin. Those matches with Flair are brutal in a good way. They were wars. But it's not just that. Garvin had so many great matches around that time as noted with Tully and Bubba on down the line.

Feel like I been saying this for years. Ron Garvin was a machine and easily one of my most enjoyable wrestlers to watch from that era of Crockett. I do not get the hate.

I'm torn because yes this is wrestling and anything can happen in a single match BUT The Hurt Syndicate look so unbeatable that maybe they shouldn't lose Lol.

Because the lungblower is a signature move and in wrestling you want to hit either your signature or finisher to put your opponent away.

Darby can always show up to help Hangman. Let's look at it this way. They've been very careful about not showing Swerve outright assisting Hangman leading up to 'ALL IN' so to me that says Swerve will finally help him when Hangman least expects it.

Another very good 'Dynamite' on the road to 'ALL IN' All of the major feuds are clicking right now. I missed what the stipulation is for Young Bucks and Swerve/Ospreay?

Hot damn. I'm getting full from this buffet of 80s greatness. I wonder if this is one of the shows they had put up on WWE Network before Hidden Gems went to shit after the Peacock deal. I never got to watch a lot of that stuff. This is great.

Ending 'ALL IN' with Mox retaining would be the worst shit ever. Not to give Vince McMahon any credit but he knew once upon a time that you end your biggest show with the top babyface going over. They've already done the "Mox wins because of interference" shit a bunch of times. Hangman has been built up like crazy. It's time for it to end.

I mentioned this in another thread but WWE Vault and it's sister channel WCW are the best thing going on YouTube right now. They just uploaded the complete 'The Great American Bash' from 1985 which I've never seen in full like this or in this quality. It also looks like a pretty packed show in the wide shots. I hope they find Hogan on the Snake Pit because who doesn't want to see Hogan catch a fucking DDT?

I enjoyed Steiners/Harts as well but I don't think they were going 100% all out. Still it was a lot of fun and Vault has been dropping some heat.

Wow at least someone still cares over at WWE. Is this the first time WCW's The Great American Bash 1985 has been released in full? This is beautiful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nqDfXv9GIY&ab_channel=WCW

I didn't take your post that way, I just wanted to give my views on why I think the show is looking to successful.