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All Elite Wrestling |OT9| Where We’re Going We Don’t Need Rhodes
- Thread starter Naijaboy
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I don't follow MMA but Paige was the best part of the Inner Circle / ATT feud. She just needs to be good enough to be carried to an entertaining match by her opponents. Maybe she could use Shafir and Rossi as backup... or put her with an experienced wrestler like Mercedes.
I think he hinted at what it is in his promo, too, when he talked about his wife one day having to push him around in a chair.
I'm wondering if it's some form of early onset dementia or something like that since the image he gave was of someone not in control of their faculties.
Either way, terrible stuff and I hope he is ok.
I want someone to call them the Outer Circle to piss off Jericho.
Leveraging that MMA connection with Shafir is actually a really good idea for VanZant. I don't know if people will care about her either, but signing her contract on Tay's butt was a nice spirited introduction. I just hope they don't drag her husband out with her all the time, seeing him in the ring when there were already three people of her team in there isn't too inspiring.
It's sad to hear that about Regal. Of course you want folks like him to be around forever, but since he appeared in AEW it seemed obvious this was always likely to be Regal's last run. It is truly something special that in his final act - which I still hope has many years left in it, of course - he gets to work alongside two people as close to him as Mox and Danielson.
I'm happy he's here, I guess, more so than ever now. Bittersweet as it is.
I'm happy he's here, I guess, more so than ever now. Bittersweet as it is.
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And, you know: not fire him for no reason when he's sick. Fucking Vince.
Imagine if you genuinely thought this was when tickets went on sale. I feel a bit bad for casuals who mightve been hyped for this and all the good tickets have gone in the pre-sale.
I hate to say it, but the first part of the Regal promo felt a bit too personal and I immediately wondered if something more was wrong based on his reaction when talking to Tony.
A PPV like this really recalibrates my internal scale of what a 4.5+ star match is... get used to thinking really great matches on Dynamite are 4.5* and then the PPV comes along and is like 5* after 5* on that scale, or higher.
Incredible show.
nah, everyone can rate things themselves, Dave's just been doing this so long that people look to him as an expert and over invest in whether he agrees with their personal take.
He should swap ratings between the dog collar match and Omega v Page at Full Gear.
Someday Meltzer will give all of us his algorithm that goes into his star ratings. I'm sure it's a deep knowledge base, and not some arbitrary number that he pulls out of his ass.
"I have an algorithm, let me.. (papers shuffling) check my notes here"
I saw Dark Side of the Ring. His office had paper everywhere. Such a fire hazard.
That's cool but they let Jay Lethal in who's got multiple accusations and are much more recent
While I agree and do think they shouldn't have hired him, the difference is that Lethal 'only' has accusations against him, supposedly with an internal review at ROH taking place, whereas the Briscoes issue is something they have openly done and so can't be denied.
Dave deserves criticism for a variety of things but a lot of these points by the Wrestlers are the typical BS they spew to deflect from any criticism.
"If you know everything z why not book your own show?"
"How can you criticise wrestling when you have never wrestled before?"
That second one is especially bad because if the fans were praising them as the best of in the world they wouldn't stand there and say "what do you know, you aren't a wrestler". Always a shitty argument by people with huge egos who can't take criticism.
