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Oooooooooo *starts this is awesome chant*
We have to start an #OccupyNTWT movement to get the Listerine spitting Podcast Guy to step in the squared circle!!
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Oooooooooo *starts this is awesome chant*
We have to start an #OccupyNTWT movement to get the Listerine spitting Podcast Guy to step in the squared circle!!
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it's obvious by that promo that af1 can't connect with the fans, only IWC smarks like Cashfl0w
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People really want to see a masked moron and some Boogie Nights wannabe roll around a ring together?
If that gets you guys off and helps you sleep at night, by all means, gator roll together down to Tallahassee, but I want some action. Some honor. Some recognition.
I'm tired of you twerps talking down on my bopper Summer Rae, and I'm tired of clowns like MeanGene giving praise to Hollywood hacks.
I'm the real reason, and if you've got a problem with that, come at me and tap out.
If that gets you guys off and helps you sleep at night, by all means, gator roll together down to Tallahassee, but I want some action. Some honor. Some recognition.
I'm tired of you twerps talking down on my bopper Summer Rae, and I'm tired of clowns like MeanGene giving praise to Hollywood hacks.
I'm the real reason, and if you've got a problem with that, come at me and tap out.
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After all that backing up I did when you posted your order confirmation for the WTK.
I should've just called Kicks USA myself and cancelled your order
are we cutting NTWT promos
If so its sounds like a bunch of children talking at the grown up table, just saying it supposed Im supposed to have competition but what to compete against.
HERES HOW I SEE MY COMP
1 Dudes living in their moms basement should be sponsored by hot pockets .....lame
2 Dudes knitting animal sweaters while they wait for the Linux to boot up on their net books
3 Dudes cant even be called has beens ....because they are more like never was HA
NTWT NEEDS A TRUE CHAMPION.......
THE FANS DONT COUNT 1 2 3
THEY COUNT Q B Z
aint got no music cause the fans are singing my praise
(I tried)
If so its sounds like a bunch of children talking at the grown up table, just saying it supposed Im supposed to have competition but what to compete against.
HERES HOW I SEE MY COMP
1 Dudes living in their moms basement should be sponsored by hot pockets .....lame
2 Dudes knitting animal sweaters while they wait for the Linux to boot up on their net books
3 Dudes cant even be called has beens ....because they are more like never was HA
NTWT NEEDS A TRUE CHAMPION.......
THE FANS DONT COUNT 1 2 3
THEY COUNT Q B Z
aint got no music cause the fans are singing my praise
(I tried)
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After all that backing up I did when you posted your order confirmation for the WTK.
I should've just called Kicks USA myself and cancelled your order
you did what was best for business.
luh you
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After all that backing up I did when you posted your order confirmation for the WTK.
I should've just called Kicks USA myself and cancelled your order
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Scotty Steiner spittin' that truth.
Thursday is going to be a world of hurt for the E.
“I don’t think it took off the way they wanted. I’ll just say that,” Steiner said. “All the social media and other things, a lot of it is bull****. It doesn’t mean you’re going to draw or people are going to see you. You look at Charlie Sheen and then how many Twitter followers he had there and on Facebook. Then he tried to capitalize on it with a tour, and nobody came to watch him."
“Just because you have Twitter followers and Facebook doesn’t mean a whole lot and [doesn’t mean] people are going to pay to see you. A lot of that is misjudged. Just because you have people on their phone or Internet doesn’t mean they are going to pay. Same for the Network. I think they misjudged the popularity of it."
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/07/...ner-puts-the-s-in-superman.html#storylink=cpy
Thursday is going to be a world of hurt for the E.
“I don’t think it took off the way they wanted. I’ll just say that,” Steiner said. “All the social media and other things, a lot of it is bull****. It doesn’t mean you’re going to draw or people are going to see you. You look at Charlie Sheen and then how many Twitter followers he had there and on Facebook. Then he tried to capitalize on it with a tour, and nobody came to watch him."
“Just because you have Twitter followers and Facebook doesn’t mean a whole lot and [doesn’t mean] people are going to pay to see you. A lot of that is misjudged. Just because you have people on their phone or Internet doesn’t mean they are going to pay. Same for the Network. I think they misjudged the popularity of it."
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/07/...ner-puts-the-s-in-superman.html#storylink=cpy
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I wish all you old hacks shut up with your fanny packs and "wrestling in my day ......" Just shut up because at the end of the day the fans only know greatness
GREATNESS= FOLARIN
GREATNESS= FOLARIN
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You guys have no idea how many times the though of
"To bury, or not to bury?" crosses my mind when checking out the thread.
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Looks like everyone is having fun, though.
PS Case those matches will be PM'ed to you tomorrow. Whole lotta good stuff for you to see, man.
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What's Thursday?
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The old school for hombro "steve" lombardi was WWF New Generation
His favorite wrestler was Aldo Montoya
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His favorite wrestler was Aldo Montoya
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My loyal subject, thou call thyself hymen MAN, well you are but a BOY....
a child ....
a mere mortal....
a measly peasant.....
Whereas I am Royalty! I am the Champion of Champions. How dare thou refer to King CashFLEAUX in such a deplorable manner!
Hymen rogue thou must bow down and kiss my ring SUCKAAAA! For it is a new day dawning here, Camelot has come to #NTWT. Please rise and pay homage to your conquering King.
All Hail King CashFLEAUX!
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Scott Steiner puts the ‘S’ in Superman, Superstar, Supercon
Former WCW champ Scott Steiner, who also worked for TNA and WWE, appeared at Florida Supercon at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
Former WCW champ Scott Steiner, who also worked for TNA and WWE, appeared at Florida Supercon at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
Photo By Scott Fishman
By Scott Fishman
Miami Herald Writer
Scott Steiner may wear an “S” on his tights and shirts that is very similar to the Superman logo.
Is this an indication that he is a comic book fan?
“Hell no,” he said during Florida Supercon at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
“Do I look like a little kid to you? Comic books are a big thing. I looked at them when I was a kid. I’m not a kid anymore, so I kind of grew out of that phase,” he said. “There is obviously a place for them because the movies do so good. The ‘S’ is because my freaks realized they weren’t with a normal man but a Superman. That’s why they called me the “Big Bad Booty Daddy.”
The former WCW and WWE superstar isn’t short on confidence, which helped him reach the heights he did in the squared circle. He won gold all over the world with his brother Rick. He also transitioned into a singles champion. The University of Michigan All American excelled in amateur wrestling before turning to the pro ranks. Steiner’s level of physicality became a trademark, as did his revolutionary Frankensteiner move. He is also one to never hold back on his opinions on the business today.
“The ‘PG era’ blows,” he said. “The best time in wrestling was with the nWo and the Monday Night War between WCW and WWE. You had competition. Now there is no competition. I feel bad for the guys and the wrestlers coming up now. They are slotted into a character that sometimes they can’t even do. Most of the time it’s bull****, and it sucks. I wouldn’t want to do it. You have a stupid character to do, but if you don’t do it, you don’t have a job.
“You need competition for a business to truly thrive. Look at Vince [McMahon’s] numbers since he bought WCW. Then again he just lost like $400 million, projected to lose $50 million this year. So you couldn’t predict that after he bought WCW and doing 5’s and 6’s on the ratings scale.”
Steiner remains active including signing autographs and posing for photos with fans at Florida Supercon, working a recent match with Jerry “The King” Lawler and involved in a charity event for NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly, who is battling cancer.
The Steiner Brothers were also recently inducted into the 2014 George Tragos/Lou Thesz Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame.
“Once in a while I watch,” Steiner said. “There are guys out there, but once you realize who it’s controlled by; when you downsize a product, now they have more control over more guys. The business is so shackled now. Even when you have a breakout star, they don’t let you break out.
“…The only way it’s going to come back is if a TV person like [Rupert] Murdoch or someone with a lot of money but has an avenue of TV. A revenue stream for TV where they want programming like Ted [Turner] did. That’s it. You have to have a big money player, or it’s not going to happen.”
Steiner has gone through many evolutions during his career and changed with the times. These days WWE is pushing its Network, a new platform allowing fans to intake sports entertainment programming. The outspoken performer isn’t sold on the concept.
“I don’t think it took off the way they wanted. I’ll just say that,” Steiner said. “All the social media and other things, a lot of it is bull****. It doesn’t mean you’re going to draw or people are going to see you. You look at Charlie Sheen and then how many Twitter followers he had there and on Facebook. Then he tried to capitalize on it with a tour, and nobody came to watch him.
“Just because you have Twitter followers and Facebook doesn’t mean a whole lot and [doesn’t mean] people are going to pay to see you. A lot of that is misjudged. Just because you have people on their phone or Internet doesn’t mean they are going to pay. Same for the Network. I think they misjudged the popularity of it.
“Just because somebody follows you don’t mean they are going to pay for it. A lot of people are misjudging the popularity of people or characters. It’s bull****. I think they did the same thing. A lot of those wrestlers have a lot of Twitter followers, but all that combined they should be able to get $9.99 for the Network. They found out they don’t pay…When do you concede that you failed? They live in their own little box and think they are all geniuses. So when are they going to concede that they are not as smart as they think they are?”
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/07/...ner-puts-the-s-in-superman.html#storylink=cpy
Former WCW champ Scott Steiner, who also worked for TNA and WWE, appeared at Florida Supercon at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
Former WCW champ Scott Steiner, who also worked for TNA and WWE, appeared at Florida Supercon at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
Photo By Scott Fishman
By Scott Fishman
Miami Herald Writer
Scott Steiner may wear an “S” on his tights and shirts that is very similar to the Superman logo.
Is this an indication that he is a comic book fan?
“Hell no,” he said during Florida Supercon at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
“Do I look like a little kid to you? Comic books are a big thing. I looked at them when I was a kid. I’m not a kid anymore, so I kind of grew out of that phase,” he said. “There is obviously a place for them because the movies do so good. The ‘S’ is because my freaks realized they weren’t with a normal man but a Superman. That’s why they called me the “Big Bad Booty Daddy.”
The former WCW and WWE superstar isn’t short on confidence, which helped him reach the heights he did in the squared circle. He won gold all over the world with his brother Rick. He also transitioned into a singles champion. The University of Michigan All American excelled in amateur wrestling before turning to the pro ranks. Steiner’s level of physicality became a trademark, as did his revolutionary Frankensteiner move. He is also one to never hold back on his opinions on the business today.
“The ‘PG era’ blows,” he said. “The best time in wrestling was with the nWo and the Monday Night War between WCW and WWE. You had competition. Now there is no competition. I feel bad for the guys and the wrestlers coming up now. They are slotted into a character that sometimes they can’t even do. Most of the time it’s bull****, and it sucks. I wouldn’t want to do it. You have a stupid character to do, but if you don’t do it, you don’t have a job.
“You need competition for a business to truly thrive. Look at Vince [McMahon’s] numbers since he bought WCW. Then again he just lost like $400 million, projected to lose $50 million this year. So you couldn’t predict that after he bought WCW and doing 5’s and 6’s on the ratings scale.”
Steiner remains active including signing autographs and posing for photos with fans at Florida Supercon, working a recent match with Jerry “The King” Lawler and involved in a charity event for NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly, who is battling cancer.
The Steiner Brothers were also recently inducted into the 2014 George Tragos/Lou Thesz Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame.
“Once in a while I watch,” Steiner said. “There are guys out there, but once you realize who it’s controlled by; when you downsize a product, now they have more control over more guys. The business is so shackled now. Even when you have a breakout star, they don’t let you break out.
“…The only way it’s going to come back is if a TV person like [Rupert] Murdoch or someone with a lot of money but has an avenue of TV. A revenue stream for TV where they want programming like Ted [Turner] did. That’s it. You have to have a big money player, or it’s not going to happen.”
Steiner has gone through many evolutions during his career and changed with the times. These days WWE is pushing its Network, a new platform allowing fans to intake sports entertainment programming. The outspoken performer isn’t sold on the concept.
“I don’t think it took off the way they wanted. I’ll just say that,” Steiner said. “All the social media and other things, a lot of it is bull****. It doesn’t mean you’re going to draw or people are going to see you. You look at Charlie Sheen and then how many Twitter followers he had there and on Facebook. Then he tried to capitalize on it with a tour, and nobody came to watch him.
“Just because you have Twitter followers and Facebook doesn’t mean a whole lot and [doesn’t mean] people are going to pay to see you. A lot of that is misjudged. Just because you have people on their phone or Internet doesn’t mean they are going to pay. Same for the Network. I think they misjudged the popularity of it.
“Just because somebody follows you don’t mean they are going to pay for it. A lot of people are misjudging the popularity of people or characters. It’s bull****. I think they did the same thing. A lot of those wrestlers have a lot of Twitter followers, but all that combined they should be able to get $9.99 for the Network. They found out they don’t pay…When do you concede that you failed? They live in their own little box and think they are all geniuses. So when are they going to concede that they are not as smart as they think they are?”
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/07/...ner-puts-the-s-in-superman.html#storylink=cpy
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What I miss?
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G1 Day 3 is cool so far, got alot of catching up to do. 
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DCAllAfrican
@casekicks
af1 1982
Check your PMs.
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DCAllAfrican
@casekicks
af1 1982
Check your PMs.
...So
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I need a pm of everyday of G1 so far please
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I sang your praises earlier and you want to secretly send THAT faced painted weirdo some exclusive, never seen before matches?
What about us? You don't love us anymore?