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I just had a brilliant idea
RAW needs to change its tag titles to 6 man since they have more roster and There are a few 3 man groups floating around between Raw and SD |
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Why not? There was one point where he was one of the highlights of RAW.
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He was great when he turned on Morrison and feuded with Cena. Pretty much trash otherwise, though.
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Bischoff apparently just called Meltzer a child molester
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Apparently Jerry Lawler is upset WWE doesn't let him be on their shows anymore and blames it on PC culture instead of him being an actual pervert.
Also implied its not fair to have to treat female wrestlers the same as male wrestlers on tv and nor is it fair that his rep as a commentator is associated with the word "puppies." Quote:
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Yeah, sorry but R-Truths gimmick of coming out and cutting a promo just to be told he's not in the match is one of my favorite things ever
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Only thing she's had brewing is some rubber tits and lip filler. Oh and the now standard girly tattoo just around the collarbone\shoulder area with some bullshit text that they can't actually read. As for that main event, watching a bum jack off an unwilling dog would probably have more athleticism and plot twists in it. |
She also has a heinous underboob tattoo now
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No one said he was one of the better things on the show. They said he was "a highlight". A highlight in a show of many highlights. The only was he is "standing out" is in not being a "waste of TV time/we don't care filler" like on RAW.
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Another random prediction/premonition: CM Punk returns to the WWE imminently. For a while, him returning would have been spun by audiences as hypocrisy, and when his integrity meant something, a stop off in New Japan or ROH would have made sense. Now that audiences have turned on him anyway, it makes less sense for him to do some "honor work" there. I think he will be back very soon and will get booed out of buildings Vickie Guerrero-style.
My prediction is a program with AJ Styles. Listen for the verbiage associated with AJ Styles to subtly switch over the next few months to go from "longest reigning WWE Champion in SmackDown history" or whatever to something not too far removed from Best in the World. |
If he's not standing out then how can he possibly be a highlight? The very point of highlighting is that something stands out comparatively. If R-Truth is standing out comparatively, then there is a huge problem with the stuff he is overshadowing. There should also be a universe of preferable options before you land on R-Truth anyway.
You know what I've been really enjoying lately? The common cold. It has sucked previous years, but lately it has been a highlight of my year. It just goes to show how awesome everything is when the common cold is one of many highlights of your 2018. |
WrestleMania:
* Roman vs. The Rock * Triple H vs. Shawn Michaels vs. Undertaker * Ronda vs. Charlotte * Orton vs. Cena for Cena's 17th title ("never before one-on-one at WrestleMania!") * AJ vs. Punk Can't you just imagine Vince frothing over that card? And they'll try to put it on NBC. The whole show won't be on there, but they'll get 4 hours and the other 6 or whatever will be on the Network. |
I forgot WWE was on this week. Normally I at least remember "Hey, it's a Raw day" or "I wonder if there's a PPV on this week?" This week I only really thought about wrestling today when I was bored and decided to pop on here. I did think about WrestleMania earlier in the week, but my fandom is very "other" at the moment.
I also think D-Bry signing a new contract with the company may be a jumping the shark moment for me. Good for him, but it's impossible to care about WWE right now, and him actively signing with them has made me feel a bit sour and depressed really, lol. |
:lol: at WWE's way of wishing Paul Heyman a Happy Birthday today was to use the special occasion to make fun of him instead.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Happy Birthday to the most infamous ADVOCATE in <a href="https://twitter.com/WWE?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@WWE</a> history, <a href="https://twitter.com/HeymanHustle?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@HeymanHustle</a>! <a href="https://t.co/iJ2xK3HaGI">pic.twitter.com/iJ2xK3HaGI</a></p>— WWE Network (@WWENetwork) <a href="https://twitter.com/WWENetwork/status/1039551794156687360?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 11, 2018</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> <blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">What a wonderful clip for <a href="https://twitter.com/WWENetwork?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@WWENetwork</a> to choose to wish me a happy birthday! DAFUQ thought "here's a great clip we can play to demonstrate our appreciation of Heyman's contributions and our acknowledgement of his talent?" <a href="https://t.co/awsGTmO3Pc">https://t.co/awsGTmO3Pc</a></p>— Paul Heyman (@HeymanHustle) <a href="https://twitter.com/HeymanHustle/status/1039557792548438016?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 11, 2018</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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Recently, I have been questioning why I even bother recording Raw and SmackDown (but mostly Raw). Last week I pretty much skipped all of Raw because their was nothing on it that managed to catch my interest. I only stopped it to watch The B-Team's match but when Ziggler & McIntyre came out to face them, I just rolled my eyes and hit fast forward because I just knew that Ziggler & McIntyre would win, and they did. With this week's Raw, I actually skipped all of it. As I was fast forwarding through it, I was keeping an eye out for anything interesting but it was basically just "The Shield Show" featuring squash matches. • You had Strowman & Co. open the show with The Shield coming out. We then had three men wielding sticks (The Shield) take out around fifteen men (Raw Heels). • Then we had Nikki Bella vs Ruby Riott in a match that was a foregone conclusion before the match even started. • After that we had AOP come out with Drake Maverick (who by the way, looks absolutely ridiculous with them) and have a match in under two minutes against two jobbers. • Triple H then came out to hype up AussieMania. • The Tag Team Championship Match was around five minutes long and another foregone conclusion before the match even started. Rollins & Ambrose then made an appearance. • Roode & Gable vs The Ascension was a three minute long squash match because The Ascension. • Bliss & James vs Rousey & Natalya was really another foregone conclusion but it was a decent length and wasn't really a squash match. I wonder why (I say sarcastically). • Then we had Elias do what he does and just play a few cords and then get interrupted by someone. On a rare occasion, a match quickly follows. This was one of those rare occasions. • We then end the show with Reigns standing tall over Strowman. It's painfully obvious that the end result of this Shield/Strowman & Co. angle is going to be The Shield standing strong with all of Raw's Championships. Because of that, you're going to get a Tag Team Division that means less than it did before and Strowman looking stupid and like a bitch because he told everyone when he was going to cash in his MitB and he'll be added to the list of Cash-In Losers along with Sandow and Corbin. Raw's Tag Team Division isn't exactly great but it seemed to be going somewhere with The B-Team actually being shown as working their way up the ranks of the division and The Revival being super hungry for the titles. Before that, Wyatt & Hardy had a decent run and The Bar were actually doing great before the black mark of Strowman & Nicholas happened, just so new titles could be crowned in Saudi Arabia which would please the Saudi's. With Rollins & Ambrose as Tag Team Champions (and Rollins as IC Champion, who by the way, I actually forgot was IC Champion), I get the feeling that their just going to hold on to them whilst they follow Reigns about trying to make him look good and get people to cheer him. When you keep digging deeper into what's going on on Raw, you basically find out that everything that is happening is only being done to make Reigns look good, even if he has absolutely nothing to do with certain wrestlers or divisions. The only wrestlers that are safe from anything Reigns related is the Women's Division. Every single male wrestler's job on Raw is to make Reigns look good. I find that to be pretty crazy. It wasn't even anywhere near that bad when Cena was going through is "Super Cena" period. At least back then the Intercontinental Title scene and Tag Team Division, along with the jobbers were all safe being in their own little worlds. |
I don't know what it is about you Noid but the majority of the time, my replies to you always end up being unintentional long-winded rants.
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Still :heart: you though.
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Hey CK, did you watch your old Raw/SD episodes this week?
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I actually didn't as I had too much going on on Sunday.
I'll be watching the Raw & SmackDown I should have watched on Sunday, on Saturday and then it'll be back to normal when I watch the upcoming PPV (Judgement Day 2002) on Sunday. |
Just thinking about Cesaro, someone who I love and have often felt should've gone further than he has before realizing he's actually right where he should be.
I think he's an absolutely world class performer but he's never had that intangible, the innate charisma and likeability that would have made him a truly top star. One of the problems he has is that his best character work is done when he's a sort of smug, cocky, pretentious foreign star who knows exactly how good he is...but his best in-ring work is done when he's a fiery comeback babyface. So he's either a heel with a toned down style that's sort of boring or he's a face with no personality, so he never gets that top-level crowd reaction I think he's found his niche in WWE as a tag performer, he's absolutely the best babyface hot tag house-on-fire in the business and when he's a heel, the current style of tag team wrestling helps him get away with being a bit more exciting in the ring. It's really the perfect spot for him. |
I do seem to remember him being funny and charismatic when he was in the indies, but I think it really comes down to how WWE portray him, and the fact that he may not have the smoothest of promos at times doesn't help either.
I still hold out hope that he'll one day be a main eventer. Even if it's just one of those "thank you" title runs like Mark Henry or Kane in 2010 or whenever that was. |
Ricochet v. Pete Dunne, title vs title in two weeks on NXT. Sounds amazing.
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Happened after Mania 30 when Bryan got hut but instead of WWE capitalizing on the reactions to build a new big star, they became very petty and killed off all the momentum Ceasro built up. |
I feel like the Bar needs a third member.
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See I think with Reigns standing tall over Strowman to end Raw, I’m one of the few people that believes that Strowman is walking out with the belt. 9 out of 10 times whoever has the upper hand on the go home show in the main event normally loses the match. I still think on that old school mentality at least with Raw
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