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Wrestling Thread May 22-30/Brand Split is happening Smackdown will be live on Tuesday's in July
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by Meangene45,
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Hahahaha DFly man quit playing with your penor
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Naka comedy on the Mic lmao
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May 23
Day 3. I think, of the Best of the Super Jr.
KUSHIDA vs Rocky Romero.
Go out of your way to see
Day 3. I think, of the Best of the Super Jr.
KUSHIDA vs Rocky Romero.
Go out of your way to see
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Drex. why not?
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@iHust1e is a smart man
bring back Big Gold b.
As long as Teanna Trump & Abella Danger provide the material, faps will be had
Nak
bring back Big Gold b.
As long as Teanna Trump & Abella Danger provide the material, faps will be had
Nak
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As much as i love the big gold ,i feel like they should design a new world title for its own brand,really make it its own thing.i just hope they do things the right way.no tag splits and even booking/storylines for both shows.this **** should really be like some wcw wwf type stuff but it wont.
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I'm jk. That's on my queue. Btw. What'd you have for dinner man? Did you have any veggies? Bell peppers on your pizza don't count btw... You're pushing 60 man. I want you to live to see Muta die first.
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Agree 100%
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Thanks man
I somewhat feel like this sometimes man....
I mean we all got some problems....
DC fat
CP34 likes to pee in his booty Os
DFly jacks off every 4 hours
AF1 is straight again
Peep is dead
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Once...
I only did that once...
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No way Jose is very entertaining imo
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Apparently no Bret podcast this week. The podcast week in review, brought to you by Five Four Club (or our Amazon and WWEShop affiliate links).
[h2]THEY SAID IT…[/h2]
VIP Lounge (5/15/16): MVP and Alex are finally back together after a several week hiatus. They pick up where they left off, talking Alex’s writing exploits, MVP’s adventures on the independent circuit (easily the best part of the show), and current thoughts on the WWE. The entire episode goes under an hour, and the more succinct discussion is for the better. However, said discussion never rises above “decent,” although you do get to hear MVP sing some Everclear.THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
Steve Austin Show #325 (5/17/16): Steve vows to cross an item off of his bucket list. Sounds great right? Well, he dream is to build a neon clock, so he chats with Curtis Simpson of Curtis Clocks. They talk about building clocks. That’s really it. What else can I say; the show is about building clocks. Thankfully it’s a pretty short interview, but also extremely tedious. THUMBS DOWN
MLW Radio #227 (5/17/16): Konnan, MSL, and Court run down some recent news, but really the show is centered around two big topics: the future of CM Punk in UFC (and if he has one), and the blowback from Konnan’s recent comments about leaving AAA (Konnan dumps pretty hard on Dorian Roldan). There’s a bit on current events in the WWE and ROH booking problems, but I quite liked the digressions on this show. THUMBS UP
The Ross Report #118 (5/17/16): JR has a chat with the recently released Hornswoggle. Swoggle (as he’s known these days) was just on Steve Austin’s Unleashed show last week, so there is some overlap, mainly talking his release and drug test failure. But JR mostly fields Twitter questions, so you get more insight into his future in wrestling and the famous WeeLC match. If you listened to Austin’s show and are pressed for time, you can take a pass on this one, but on its own it’s an enjoyable listen. <Swoggle’s interview starts at 21:27> THUMBS UP
Talk is Jericho #248 (5/18/16): Jericho mentioned on the last show how the Scorpions were flying him in for a podcast interview, so today he sits with rhythm guitarist Rudolph Schenker. Unfortunately, their time was pretty limited (as Jericho explains in a lengthy opening), and they even had to break the interview into different sessions. When they do talk, there are fun topics like being a rhythm guitarist, playing huge festivals, and rocking a moustache. But the disjointed nature of the interview means it’s not as great as it could have been. <Schenker’s interview starts at 17:14> THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
Art of Wrestling #302 (5/19/16): The second live show from Dallas, this time Colt and Marty trot out Lanny Poffo (talking poetry), Lance Archer (talking about Taka Michinoku and Harry Smith), Kevin Gill (Juggalo Championship Wrestling), Bobby Fulton (wrestling in Japan), and Brian Cage (being huge and Scott Steiner impressions). As usual for live shows, this is pretty hit and miss (the Poffo segment is quite awkward at times) but Bobby Fulton is the clear highlight.THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
Steve Austin – Unleashed #326 (5/19/16): Steve talks to bodybuilder, actor, and model Mike O’Hearn, who’s been on the cover of 100’s of magazine covers and romance novels. This doesn’t sound promising, but the parts that focus on topics outside of working out (namely O’Hearn overcoming dyslexia, almost becoming a WWE wrestler, and being on American Gladiators) being the highlight. But when they do a deep dive into workout regiments the show begins to greatly drag. THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
The Jim Cornette Experience #129 (5/19/16): Jim & Brian open the episode with a lengthy intro talking about Target protests and the durability of Jerry Lawler. Then Kenny Bolin returns to tell a story about losing his wallet. That’s about it. Bolin’s son briefly shows up at the end too. It’s a pretty slight episode, but the slow build Bolin/Last alliance continues to entertain. Check out this week’s 6:05 Podcast for a much better Cornette & Bolin appearance. Bolin’s interview starts at 33:15 THUMBS DOWN
Talk is Jericho #249 (5/20/16): Former Saturday Night Live star Dana Carvey talks to Jericho. Lots of chat about his days on the show, famous impressions like George Bush, famous characters like Garth Algar and the Church Leader, and stories about Chris Farley, Phil Hartman, Jon Lovitz, and Dennis Miller, plus other topics like playing the drums and his new show on USA. This was a show right in my wheelhouse, as I grew up on all this, so I imagine this might as well be in Latin for a younger listener. Still, Carvey has lot of great stories and this interview flies by.<Carvey’s interview starts at 5:40>THUMBS UP & BEST OF THE WEEK
MSL & Sullivan Show (5/20/16): Another format switch, as aside from a brief (but interesting) discussion of comics and wrestling, and a quick look at the 10/7/96 Nitro, it’s almost an all mailbag show. There questions are pretty wide ranging, covering Ric Rude’s toughness, agents in pro wrestling, and the dearth of false finishes in today’s matches. The usual solid show.THUMBS UP
Bauer & Pollock (5/4/16): B&P close out our column with a recap of all the week’s news, including: John Cena hosting the ESPY’s, the Rock’s upcoming film roles, the 2 hour Raw replay on SyFy, Impact’s lack of replays, Lucha Underground’s ratings, Stephanie McMahon’s book and the endless potential of a Vince autobiography, Shane’s upcoming interview with Mick Foley, NXT tryouts, Cedric Alexander leaving ROH, UFC sale update, CM Punk’s future in the Octagon, Extreme Rules, the Best of the Super Juniors, GLOW returns?, and more. Again, a very nice wrap up for the week in wrestling. THUMBS UP
[h2]THEY SAID IT…[/h2]
- “Would you listen to 3 hours of Flo Rida to be on my podcast?” – MVP, after Pete Rosenberg invited him onto his podcast to review a 3-hour Raw
- “I’m going to try that tonight at Chipotle.” – Colt Cabana, after Lance Archer revealed that Davey Boy Smith Jr. once paid a tab in Japan by autographing a wall as “Gorgeous George”
- “There’s a famous saying way back when that sometimes the needs of the one outweigh the many needs of the few and the several. A very famous man once said that.” -Kenny Bolin
VIP Lounge (5/15/16): MVP and Alex are finally back together after a several week hiatus. They pick up where they left off, talking Alex’s writing exploits, MVP’s adventures on the independent circuit (easily the best part of the show), and current thoughts on the WWE. The entire episode goes under an hour, and the more succinct discussion is for the better. However, said discussion never rises above “decent,” although you do get to hear MVP sing some Everclear.THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
Steve Austin Show #325 (5/17/16): Steve vows to cross an item off of his bucket list. Sounds great right? Well, he dream is to build a neon clock, so he chats with Curtis Simpson of Curtis Clocks. They talk about building clocks. That’s really it. What else can I say; the show is about building clocks. Thankfully it’s a pretty short interview, but also extremely tedious. THUMBS DOWN
MLW Radio #227 (5/17/16): Konnan, MSL, and Court run down some recent news, but really the show is centered around two big topics: the future of CM Punk in UFC (and if he has one), and the blowback from Konnan’s recent comments about leaving AAA (Konnan dumps pretty hard on Dorian Roldan). There’s a bit on current events in the WWE and ROH booking problems, but I quite liked the digressions on this show. THUMBS UP
The Ross Report #118 (5/17/16): JR has a chat with the recently released Hornswoggle. Swoggle (as he’s known these days) was just on Steve Austin’s Unleashed show last week, so there is some overlap, mainly talking his release and drug test failure. But JR mostly fields Twitter questions, so you get more insight into his future in wrestling and the famous WeeLC match. If you listened to Austin’s show and are pressed for time, you can take a pass on this one, but on its own it’s an enjoyable listen. <Swoggle’s interview starts at 21:27> THUMBS UP
Talk is Jericho #248 (5/18/16): Jericho mentioned on the last show how the Scorpions were flying him in for a podcast interview, so today he sits with rhythm guitarist Rudolph Schenker. Unfortunately, their time was pretty limited (as Jericho explains in a lengthy opening), and they even had to break the interview into different sessions. When they do talk, there are fun topics like being a rhythm guitarist, playing huge festivals, and rocking a moustache. But the disjointed nature of the interview means it’s not as great as it could have been. <Schenker’s interview starts at 17:14> THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
Art of Wrestling #302 (5/19/16): The second live show from Dallas, this time Colt and Marty trot out Lanny Poffo (talking poetry), Lance Archer (talking about Taka Michinoku and Harry Smith), Kevin Gill (Juggalo Championship Wrestling), Bobby Fulton (wrestling in Japan), and Brian Cage (being huge and Scott Steiner impressions). As usual for live shows, this is pretty hit and miss (the Poffo segment is quite awkward at times) but Bobby Fulton is the clear highlight.THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
Steve Austin – Unleashed #326 (5/19/16): Steve talks to bodybuilder, actor, and model Mike O’Hearn, who’s been on the cover of 100’s of magazine covers and romance novels. This doesn’t sound promising, but the parts that focus on topics outside of working out (namely O’Hearn overcoming dyslexia, almost becoming a WWE wrestler, and being on American Gladiators) being the highlight. But when they do a deep dive into workout regiments the show begins to greatly drag. THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
The Jim Cornette Experience #129 (5/19/16): Jim & Brian open the episode with a lengthy intro talking about Target protests and the durability of Jerry Lawler. Then Kenny Bolin returns to tell a story about losing his wallet. That’s about it. Bolin’s son briefly shows up at the end too. It’s a pretty slight episode, but the slow build Bolin/Last alliance continues to entertain. Check out this week’s 6:05 Podcast for a much better Cornette & Bolin appearance. Bolin’s interview starts at 33:15 THUMBS DOWN
Talk is Jericho #249 (5/20/16): Former Saturday Night Live star Dana Carvey talks to Jericho. Lots of chat about his days on the show, famous impressions like George Bush, famous characters like Garth Algar and the Church Leader, and stories about Chris Farley, Phil Hartman, Jon Lovitz, and Dennis Miller, plus other topics like playing the drums and his new show on USA. This was a show right in my wheelhouse, as I grew up on all this, so I imagine this might as well be in Latin for a younger listener. Still, Carvey has lot of great stories and this interview flies by.<Carvey’s interview starts at 5:40>THUMBS UP & BEST OF THE WEEK
MSL & Sullivan Show (5/20/16): Another format switch, as aside from a brief (but interesting) discussion of comics and wrestling, and a quick look at the 10/7/96 Nitro, it’s almost an all mailbag show. There questions are pretty wide ranging, covering Ric Rude’s toughness, agents in pro wrestling, and the dearth of false finishes in today’s matches. The usual solid show.THUMBS UP
Bauer & Pollock (5/4/16): B&P close out our column with a recap of all the week’s news, including: John Cena hosting the ESPY’s, the Rock’s upcoming film roles, the 2 hour Raw replay on SyFy, Impact’s lack of replays, Lucha Underground’s ratings, Stephanie McMahon’s book and the endless potential of a Vince autobiography, Shane’s upcoming interview with Mick Foley, NXT tryouts, Cedric Alexander leaving ROH, UFC sale update, CM Punk’s future in the Octagon, Extreme Rules, the Best of the Super Juniors, GLOW returns?, and more. Again, a very nice wrap up for the week in wrestling. THUMBS UP
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There is no way anyone doesn't think WCW when looking at that belt. They need to do away with it completely
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Big gold is the greatest wrestling belt ever created. We all know that. Now it's time to move on.
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LEONardo
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Oh it's time it's time ITS VADER TIME TIME TIME
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I can't wait until Petty Vince separates Lana & Rusev and puts them one on Raw and the other on Smackdown. You just know its going to happen.
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This would be ideal, but the WWE has squandered so many logical things, I'm just gonna wait and see.
And did I just read "CP34 pees in his Booty-Os"?
