Niners Fan in CT

You don't have to delete your accounts, just delete the people. That's what I do.

Wow looks like wrestling tribalism has reached peak levels of Xbox vs. Sony debates and that's not a good thing, that's a horrible thing. Grown men holding a flag for WWE is just bonkers. If you prefer WWE that's fine, I wouldn't think anyone is crazy for preferring it but to wage war online about it is crazy.

Why would "WWE tribalists" take aim at AEW for the finish to Brody/MJF? I'm confused by that part of the discussion. Finish was awesome, chant was even better.

When someone has a dream and in this case, her dream being a WWE diva, what can really be said. She's accomplished what she set out to be. Sometime down the road she may feel differently, feel that she's being underutilized and want to explore other avenues but for now she's living her dream and we just have to respect it.

Like someone else said, if Roman and Punk are both going to be generic babyfaces what's the stakes? Who cares about any of this?

Mark was nominated for an Oscar though and he was the lead in a little movie called 'Fear' which is fucking awesome.

I would rather see Cody win the Chamber because I am not ready to watch him cry to get his "spot"

I didn't hate the show, I thought the women's Rumble was very entertaining and happy for Liv Morgan. Lash Legend looked like a monster too. AJ vs. Gunther was very good and to me that is how Cena should have gone out. The pass out. AJ waking up and wondering what happened was cool and all the post-match stuff was great. I will miss AJ Styles. What an epic career. Drew vs. Sami was ok and the Men's Rumble was just ok to me. I liked seeing Oba dominate some and cool to see Powerhouse Hobbs out there as well. Brock and Oba staring each other down was a moment. They had a lot of star power but it was booked so weak and safe. So we are getting Roman vs. Punk at WM and both of them were already against each other last year and then they are also running back Cody and McIntyre. sorry, I know some will disagree but the booking is mostly ass.

I think there's a case to made that Triple H was more important to The Attitude Era than The Undertaker.

I like Fletcher a lot but I think saying he's top 5 in the world might be more controversial than saying Gunn is top 200.

AJ beats Gunther, Gunther wins the Rumble and goes on to win the title. AJ vs. Gunther again for all the marbles.

'The Smashing Machine' is on HBO now and it's pretty good. The Rock is awesome in this, it makes me want to see him in more dramatic roles. Emily Blunt is wonderful too, one of my favorite actresses. How close is this to the true story?

How fuckin hot is that crowd for this match especially for Sting

I have uBlock origin Lite. You'll never get another ad on YT again.

Nice I hope we get more Power Hour like a better version of Arn vs. Muta for the TV Title.

I don't understand this. Not that I need to see Benoit but if it's that big of a deal why not just edit out his segments?

They are the worst but at least someone has enough sense to let the Vault guy do his thing and provide us with that content on the various channels. The actual WWE YouTube channel isn't for "us" it's for all of the non-wrestling fans they are trying to appeal to. The wrestling fans have Vault.

SNME was actually a pretty entertaining show. AJ and Nakamura finally had a great match in WWE and I think it's because they were just allowed to go do their thing. This should have been the case years ago. Everything on the show was fun. I am liking the Cody and Fatu stuff. Trick is already massively over.

Didn't those MSG shows air live on MSG? Not sure why there are matches cut but here's Tito vs. Muraco https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtbn7s Dailymotion won't embed so you'll have to click on it

'Super Bowl' of Wrestling. Cool piece of history here.

Speaking of cults, is Kevin Sullivan in Florida the only time a wrestling cult was fully realized?

Hey the topic of religion is never controversial. Let's see where this goes

I mean, maybe it wouldn't have been so bad if they hadn't already done a bunch of screwy/Dusty type finishes on major cards already. At some point you have to deliver an actual conclusion.

One thing I can say about WCW in late 1993 and '94 (before Hogan) is they kind of went back to their JCP roots. A lot of the major stories were simple and effective whether it was Flair's injury/challenge/concerned family vs. dominant heel Vader or Dustin vs. the Studd stable etc. Those shows are easy to watch and mostly enjoyable. Everyone knows how much I love Spring Stampede '94.

One thing I was thinking about. When did WWF sour on women's wrestling? They had a big women's Survivor Series match at I think the 1987 show and before that the women were pretty hot with the whole 'Rock n' Wrestling' deal. So women's wrestling was obviously a thing that Vince thought could draw. By the time WrestleMania V rolls around you have Rockin' Robin singing the national anthem right? And Sherri had a backstage promo that I had never even seen until the last few years because the original VHS tape didn't have it. The show had like 14 matches or whatever and not a single women's match. I'm not even sure what happened to the title after that. Didn't women's wrestling just disappear completely until Madusa comes in?