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You know that’s right
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Share some of these posts, please.
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boop/bop/beep
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CodeBot Engaged...WOAAHH!
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Implying the Revival were so smart to leave WWE because of a tag team basketball segment because WWE did it is bullshit. AEW just had a segment where the Inner Circle was making Instagram dancing videos to each other. How is a clearly comedic segment playing basketball anymore ridiculous? It's wrestling, it's supposed to be ridiculous! However pretending one is trendsetting entertainment while the other is killing the business bad based on which 3 letters produce the segments is 100% my issue. It's been my issue since a no legged wrestler eliminated Tye Dillinger and "wow this is so great, glad he got to leave WWE where they were holding him back." Both companies do the same things. Either hate them both, or love them both. |
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