Its kind of funny everyone is talking about Will Ferrell hitting a cheerleader in thd face with a basketball but no one mentioned the cheerleader is TNA knockouts champion Taryn Terell.

TNA cant buy publicity

They should come up with a deaf wrestler who think he's a face but does heel things, but can't hear the crowd booing him because he's deaf.

I'm extremely high right now

Iike attacking his opponent before the bell.

Fantastic gimmick. I"m sending this in to Vince.

How about a mute wrestler that cant cut promos because he cant talk. They could test the gimmick out on Roman Reigns

With the Network, if I subscribe Sunday so that I can watch the Rumble, does my month run out at the end of January or 30 days after the purchase date?

Hi guys, just wondering, how does the wwe network work with ppvs with replays? i want to order the network for the rumble so its cheaper than sky box office but cant watch it live. Anyone know anything that can help?

30 days.

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Just found out Wildkat Sports now has a working agreement with Pride Premier Wrestling. I like Pride but they are lacking in talent. Wish Wildkat was still working with Powerslam.

This solidifies that promo to me as the best promo of allllll time daddy!

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Can someone explain Luger's extreme weight and muscle loss? I mean, holy fucking shit.

They have set replay times during the day of the PPV, and then it's on demand from the following day to watch as often as you like.

Okay, took a crack at fantasy-booking the Rumble like I did four years ago.

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The introductions are made, and it's time to find out who drew #1...

"I'M HERE TO SHOW THE WORLD! I'M HERE TO SHOW THE WOOOOOOORLD!" #1 is DOLPH ZIGGLER. The former World Champion comes to the ring and warms up awaiting his first opponent. The odds are stacked against the recent re-hire. Suddenly, the lights go out in the arena and music that's completely unknown to most of the WWE Universe begins to play. A spotlight finds the stage where some... creature is making its way onto the ramp. As the music swells, it rises to hits hind quarters and as the lights hit it, we realize that this heavily-made-up man is NXT Superstar FINN BALOR! The smart crowd in Philly eats this up.

The two exchange quick counters and strikes early. No one is able to eliminate anyone until the countdown to #3 leads to the arrival of... DANIEL BRYAN! Cole begins to point out the remarkable coincidence of two of The Authority's biggest detractors entering the Rumble in the first three. More exciting back-and-forth between Ziggler, Balor, and Bryan until #4 is revealed to be LUKE HARPER. Balor charges right at Harper, only to eat a sickening big boot. The big man hits a discus clothesline on Ziggler, but eats a running knee from Bryan. D-Bry stands tall as the buzzer sounds for #5.

And it's BAD NEWS BARRETT. Barrett goes right after Bryan, but takes a series of kicks for his trouble. Once he's down on the mat, a recovered Balor comes off the top rope with a double foot stomp. As he lands, though, Harper grabs him and throws him from the ring. The rookie is the Rumble's first casualty. It's Ziggler and Bryan vs. Harper and Barrett as the countdown hits 0 to introduce #6 ERICK ROWAN. Cole continues to point out the obvious conspiracy while JBL says stuff that makes me want to die. Rowan and Harper go straight after each other and brawl. No one is eliminated before we see #7 RUSEV.

Rusev goes right after Bryan, almost as though he was instructed to by some sort of Authority figure. Ziggler and Barrett, Harper and Rowan, and let's add #8 BRAY WYATT. Wyatt, before he ever enters the ring, reaches up and grabs the top rope, low-bridging his former Family members Harper and Rowan, who tumble to the floor together. Meanwhile, in the ring, Rusev has managed to lay out everyone else in the ring and is standing tall as the countdown reaches 0 once more.

"FEED! ME! MORE!" #9 is The Big Guy RYBACK! More conspiracy talk, but it's cut off by Ryback going straight after Rusev. The two brawlers go at it for the full 90 seconds while everybody else rests up. We've hit the 12-minute mark and #10 is... ROMAN REIGNS. Reigns hits the ring and immediately eliminates a charging Barrett. More standard Rumble brawling until it's time for #11, the returning MARK HENRY! Henry goes after Ryback, so apparently he's a heel this time. Henry and Rusev team up to get rid of the Big Guy. The two monsters then toss Ziggler from the ring as well. While he celebrates, Henry is surprised by Rusev, who dumps him to the floor just in time for #12.

And it's R-TRUTH! He slides into the ring, only to be immediately clotheslined to the floor by Rusev. Rusev turns around... right into a spear from Reigns! Reigns gets to his feet and immediately eats the running knee! D-Bry is standing tall. Suddenly, Bray Wyatt, who up to this point hadn't actually entered the ring, grabs Bryan and tries to toss him out. Bryan reverses and sends the psychotic cult leader to the floor instead!

FANDANGO draws lucky #13 and dances his way to the ring. Along the way, he's blasted by a Sister Abigail on the ramp. Wyatt pummels Fandango until he's pulled off by an army of official and ring agents. Fandango never makes it to the ring and is officially declared eliminated from the match. Daniel Bryan, Rusev, and Roman Reigns remain in the ring as GOLDUST enters. Not much happens other than some standard battle royal brawling as we await the half-way point.

#15 is ADRIAN NEVILLE. The former NXT Champion makes his way to the ring. Some quick strikes on Goldust and a Red Arrow later, and the Bizarre One is tossed to the floor. DAMIEN MIZDOW is out at #16, and he eats some kicks from the rookie Neville while Rusev and Reigns brawl and Bryan catches his breath. #17 STARDUST targets Neville immediately to get revenge for his brother's elimination. No eliminations as we await #18.

"ONE OF A KIND!" The Philadelphia crowd erupts as #19 is ROB VAN DAM! RVD hits the ring with some of his trademark offense, kicks and a Rolling Thunder for Mizdow. Mr. Monday Night celebrates as we await the arrival of #19. THE MIZ comes to the ring. He gets in a bit of offense on RVD. RVD gets the advantage, but Mizdow joins in to help. #20 gets another huge ovation as SHEAMUS returns from his recent injury problems. He enters and immediately Brogue Kicks Stardust. Miz charges him, and Sheamus throws him to the floor. He then looks at Mizdow. All action stops as everyone focuses on Mizdow. Mizdow gets a running start and goes to throw himself over as well, only to stop and grab the top rope. "I'm sorry! I'm sorry!" he yells at Miz, who's furious at ringside. It's short-lived, though, as Sheamus throws Mizdow to the floor as well.

#21 is another return as BO DALLAS enters the match. He and Adrian Neville resume their former NXT rivalry, Rusev and Reigns continue to brawl, Bryan and RVD exchange kicks, and Sheamus and Stardust square off. It's Swaggie Time as JACK SWAGGER enters at #22. The match has hit the half-hour mark now as Swagger goes straight for Rusev. Neville manages to eliminate Dallas. #23 is the Lunatic Fringe DEAN AMBROSE! The crowd erupts as Ambrose enters the ring. He quickly throws Stardust to the floor. Rusev manages to eliminate Swagger, then turns his attention to Neville and eliminates him as well. Rusev is surrounded by babyfaces as the countown hits 0, heralding the arrival of #24...

A stream of pyro heads from above the ring and detonates on the entrance ramp. The Philly crowd explodes once more as The Dudley Boyz make it to the ring, table in tow! BUBBA RAY enters the ring and immediately exchanges punches with Rusev. Bryan and Ambrose square off as do Sheamus and Reigns. Ambrose chills in a corner, waiting to pick his spot as we await #25...

"I HEAR VOICES IN MY HEAD..." The crowd erupts once more as RANDY ORTON comes to the ring. RKO out of nowhere on RVD, who he then throws to the floor. RKO out of nowhere on Sheamus, who he eliminates. RKO out of nowhere for Bubba Ray, who he eliminates. The Viper sets his sights on Rusev as we enter the final five of the match.

#26 is JOEY MERCURY, who unfortunately comes across the Dudley Boyz, who 3D him through the ringside table. The crowd pops big one more time for the Dudleyz. They slide Mercury into the ring where he's pounced upon by the anti-Authority group. #27 is JAMIE NOBLE and Cole returns to conspiracy theory mode. He mentions that three men remain, two of whom we know will be members of the Authority. Noble slides into the ring, then immediately back out, dragging Mercury to the floor with him. He yells at the contingent in the ring. #28 is KANE, who joins J&J on the floor. Bryan, Reigns, Ambrose, and Orton try to goad them into entering the ring, but they know what they're doing. #29 is BIG SHOW. Now that the numbers are on their side, Show, Kane, and J&J enter the ring. It's the Authority and Rusev against Bryan, Reigns, Ambrose, and Orton! The ring is as full of bodies as it's been all night as we await the arrival of #30.

SETH ROLLINS "drew" the last spot in the match after losing in the World Title match earlier in the night. Bryan has now been in the match over 40 minutes, Rusev is at about 35, and Reigns has lasted a half hour. Everyone else is pretty fresh. They break off into pairs now: Rollins vs. Ambrose, Kane vs. Reigns, Big Show vs. Bryan, Rusev vs. Orton, and J&J picking and choosing where they want to get involved. Reigns manages to get rid of Kane, but is immediately double-teamed by Mercury and Noble...and sends THEM to the floor!

Rusev manages to muscle Orton out of the match, and we've got the requisite Royal Rumble monster staredown as Reigns and Rusev square off. Big Show hits Reigns from behind, knocking him into Rusev's arms. Big Show winds up for a WMD, but Reigns dodges and Big Show punches Rusev and sends him out of the ring! Reigns and Ambrose team up to take Show to the floor and we're down to the final four! It's Daniel Bryan and the former members of The Shield: winner goes to WrestleMania!

Rollins realizes that he's badly outnumbered and slides to the floor. Reigns and Ambrose shrug, shake hands, and begin to fight. Bryan gives chase to Rollins on the floor, who slides back into the ring and eliminates his former Shield mates! Ambrose and Reigns are furious, but we're down to two. Bryan and Rollins exchange strikes, but Rollins is a much fresher man at this point. 45+ minutes for Bryan, less than 5 for Rollins.

Soon, Rollins has Bryan on the ropes, but Bryan grabs hold with everything he's got. He finally manages to kick his way free and knocks Rollins to the mat. He goes up top for the headbutt, but Rollins dodges. He sets up for a Curbstomp, but Bryan dodges, then grabs Rollins from behind and sends him to the floor! Daniel Bryan is going to WrestleMania!

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<font color=goldenrod>Great post, Loopy! I can't lie, I'd love it if the Authority all entered near the end including Mercury and Noble being in the match.

I normally do a fantasy booking of the Rumble but just couldn't find the motivation this year.</font>

Sounds like a pretty decent Rumble to me....only forgot the "holy shit" Kofi Kingston avoids elimination spot....

thought this same thing

I thought about it. I also considered the annual midget comedy spot. But, honestly, I think they're gonna leave Kofi out this year.

Xavier Woods will get the spot. Its a new day

<font color=goldenrod>I can see The New Day collectively coming out and getting one entry, they do the usual odds and evens thing to decide who goes in. Kofi enters and the elimination spot can involve Big E saving him.

But yeah, at this point if they don't have an amazing elimination save spot for Kofi it's better than having him come out to just be another guy who throws a few punches and kicks and then gets thrown out.</font>

If Adrian Neville is in the Rumble this year, can easily see him get the signature wacky save spot done instead of Kofi.

Kofi would still get the "skin the cat" moment and close calls but not the big save spot.

Does anyone think Sting will play a role in determining the winner of the RR?

I don't know some kind of psychological game where after all 30 have come into the ring, the counter appears on the titantron, buzzer goes off and he comes to the ring or distracts the heels causing them to get eliminated?

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Not sure what he'd do if he showed up--since there's no way he'd enter the Rumble not to win.

Unless, you know, Rock vs. Brock is suddenly back on.

In which case...

<font color=goldenrod>Apparently Justin Gabriel has quit.</font>

I want to be disappointed at that news, but honestly I don't care...

I'm flattered, but they often call for five years experience in the industry. Beyond that, it would put all my nonsensical ramblings to good use.

That Rumble is pretty great, loopy. So is that picture of Kaitlyn.

Dean Ambrose interview from: http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/t...for_being.html

Greatness in bold

Great read

WWE finally got me. Going to sign up for the NETWORK to watch Daniel Bryan toss Roman Reigns out of the fucking ROYAL RUMBLE to go on to MAIN EVENT FUCKING WRESTLEMANIA!

I already warned my roommates about me getting hyped for this.

My girlfriend is going to be PISSED. There is no football and shes all happy about getting a Sunday night together and I am going to pull out the ROYAL FUCKING RUMBLE instead.

Going to sit the little one down for the event too. He likes wrestling but has some serious ADD but that is perfect for the ROYAL RUMBLE. He usually gets bored with matches (Especially if there is no John Cena) in about 5 minutes.

Why the hell are there adds on this crap?

I don't have adds, check your browsers extensions sometimes you can get that spyware from the blue.

Also that Ambrose interview is gold.

I'm really hoping he really does come out wrapped in barbed wire.

Instant favorite to win.

I'm going to a buddy's place to watch tonight. Haven't watched a PPV live since 'Mania 29. I'm really excited about this.

You don't get this Hulu crap before the video starts>

:lol:

You should say you want to watch the Pro Bowl and then when she says ok.

Say PSYCHE! IT'S THE ROYAL RUMBLE!

Can you share Network details like you can Netflix? Can two people in different locations sign on at the same time for example?

I believe it is a max of 2 people. Not 100% on that though.

True story.

Netflix has also put a max people watching at once limit now too.

Pay me 4 dollars XL and you can watch the Rumble off my crap. Going to be cancelling my subscription after the event (I assume it has still gives me the full month still since I just bought it today).

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I've got a friend coming over who signed up today. Seems silly if I also sign up when he can log in here.

How's the feed with Xbox One now? Better than when it launched?

I thought you were talking about TPWW.

WWE Network? They started having short commercials a few months back.

Never had an issue with it until today, the feed crapped out a number of times for me during the Rumble and also when I tried watching the Paul Heyman doco.

Usually it's perfect.

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This could be bad for Raw tonight.

Fans can still make it at 8.....They should do a sleep over after the show.

who was the "raw anonymous GM"

Watching TD from last night laughing at Titus O'Neil out in the parking lot in his trunks

Hornswoggle

:wave:

:wave:

Today's dirtsheets presented by Mr. "Never Was Eliminated" Curtis Axel demanding the right to point at the Mania sign

In terms of stock backlash, WWE's stock only dropped by around 4 cents at today's closure. Started off around 20-30 cents higher than Friday's end but lost all of that plus the extra 4 cents.

no reason to be dicks to the Usos for this whole thing, but that is funny.

Leaping Lanny Poffo was on Talk is Jericho. What an interesting guy. Can't wait for his youshoot. Fantastic podcast.

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but if you really want to steal the show <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Wrestlemania?src=hash">#Wrestlemania</a> Im right here
&amp; way angrier
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Loved the first ten seconds or so of Justin Gabriel's theme...

Also, loved all of his work with Tyson Kidd over the years.

Also, loved him when he first debuted as part of The Nexus... remember thinking he looked very "sinister" when he would perch on the top rope and look around "menacingly" for 30 seconds before actually hitting the 450 splash.

what game?

WWE Smackdown: Shut Your Mouth

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Larry Winters, a Philadelphia-area independent wrestling standout for Joel Goodhart's Tri-State Wrestling Alliance and Tod Gordon's ECW passed away earlier today. We don't have full details but the word that has made the rounds is that he suffered a heart attack.

Winters was best known in the Philadelphia area as a regular for the TWA, but prior to that, did wrestle in enhancement roles on TV for Verne Gagne's AWA, Puerto Rico's WWC and Jim Crockett Promotions. In the late 1980s into the 1990s, however, the rise of what would eventually become the independent scene truly began. With WWF going national and the territories dying out one by one, that opened up a vacuum for promoters to start running smaller towns and even smaller venues in larger areas.

In the Northeast, one of the primary promotions of that era was the National Wrestling Federation, which featured Winters feuding with D.C. Drake over the NWF championship as one of the cornerstones of the promotion. While the WWF began focusing on caricature characters and appealing to families, the NWF pushed violence with all sorts of brawls, dog collar matches and cage matches. The promotion ran on a regular basis in the New Jersey-Pennsylvania area and even had local TV but was pretty much funded by "sold shows" where the venue or organization buys the show outright and then makes money on how much they get at the door. Over time, those backers and opportunities began to dry up and with that came the end of the NWF.

It was not, however, the end of Winters vs. Drake.

By 1990, Joel Goodhart formed and ran the Tri-State Wrestling Alliance, which ran the Philly market regularly based off the power of Goodhart's radio show and became one of the first promotions trying specifically to market to the hardcore, die-hard, insider wrestling fans, that gave Winters his first real "home" promotion.

Winters vs. Drake migrated to TWA with all sorts of stipulation bouts including stretcher matches and dog collar matches. TWA was built around having four quarterly super-shows at the PA Convention Center with all sorts of names, from Abdullah the Butcher to Owen Hart to Steve Williams and so forth, that would appeal to hardcore, blue-collar wrestling fans on top in dream matches and regular storylines using the locals underneath, often mixed in with more nationally known names to give them a bit of a rub.

At the same time, Winters was also the trainer at Goodhart's wrestling school, training the likes of future ECW icon The Sandman and perennial ECW lower card favorite Don E. Allen.

Winters and Johnny Hotbody would go on to win the TWA Tag Team championships but by end of 1991, the TWA would announce that it was closing with promoter Goodhart disappearing into the night and fans left waiting out in the cold for a show scheduled to be headlined by Buddy Rogers vs. Buddy Landell. It would have been Rogers' final bout, but never came to be. The TWA was gone.

In it's place came the original ECW in it's earliest permutation, Eastern Championship Wrestling. Founder Tod Gordon, who had been a backer at times for Goodhart and a long-time wrestling fan, decided following a meeting with Winters and future ECW ring announcer Bob Artese that they would launch a new company out of the ashes of Tri-State, even using the same championship belts (now repainted).

Winters was tapped as the first booker of the company, but wouldn't last long in the role. At the time, ECW was a little gritter then your average indy promotion but still only ran on a semi-regular basis, bringing in names like Davey Boy Smith, Ivan Koloff, Jimmy Snuka and even Terry Taylor to provide some name value and substance to the average fan while the remnants of the TWA roster provided the glue and the majority of the action.

While Winters was the first booker, he wouldn't last long in the role. Gordon, upset with angle booked by Winters that led to JT Smith being painted white by Winters and Johnny Hotbody, removed Winters from the position. The approved angle was that Smith's partner D.C. Drake was supposed to be painted black as well. The black paint somehow never came into play and Gordon, with heavy ties to the Philadelphia chapter of the Variety Club charity, was done with Winters as a booker, upset with the obvious racial overtones.

Winters was replaced by Gordon himself before Eddie Gilbert was brought in when the company debuted on Sportschannel Philadelphia. In time, Gilbert too, was replaced by Paul Heyman.

Winters remained with the company as a wrestler and appeared on many ECW cards in the early 1990s, often teaming with Hotbody, including a run with the ECW Tag Team championships. Hotbody evenutally turned on Winters and the two faced off at the first major ECW supercard in the ECW Arena, the Super Summer Sizzler Spectacular. His influence and placement on the cards, however, slowly slide downward.

Over time, however, as Paul Heyman began bringing in his own crew of fresher, younger talents and found the right mix and vibe for what would eventually become Extreme Championship Wrestling, the old TWA guard were gone, one by one. Winters, like Tony Stetson, Johnny Hotbody and others, were replaced by Taz, Sabu, Tommy Dreamer and others. In the end, only JT Smith and The Sandman remained before Sandman was last man standing. The Goodhart era had laid the foundation and now the Heyman era was building the house. Nothing lasts forever, especially in pro wrestling.

Winters quietly faded away, although in the early 2000s, began making some appearances on the Philadelphia indy scene again for groups like the now-defunct Pro Wrestling Unplugged, billed as "The Living Legend", in part to play off of matches with Larry Zbsyzko in the AWA and Zbyszko using the same nickname, but also as a show of respect for Winters' part in the earliest era of independent Philly wrestling.

When several TWA reunion shows were booked in New Jersey, Winters was among the roster that returned, defeating former TWA regular Jimmy Jannetty. Johnny Hotbody was in his corner. The TWA shows eventually ran their course and once again, Winters quietly disappeared from the business.

In some ways, Winters' legacy will have been training The Sandman, who went on to become the most famous TWA roster member of all time, evolving into a legitimate draw and star in ECW as well as having runs in WCW and WWE. But, there was a time where fans in the Northeast knew that brawls and blood meant D.C. Drake vs. Larry Winters was on the card, and those matches weren't going to let them down - and that too, should be the legacy Winters is remembered for in the business.

Impact's viewers have gone up from the 380,000 range for the first Friday show to over 500,000 for last weeks show which i guess is good news although its stil more than half of the last show on Spike

I did no such thing.

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Looks like someone is trying to start the next meme:

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Wow, that was incredibly not funny. Sadly, it'll probably go viral like RKO's outta nowhere, which got old real quick.

John Rose Oval is in my town :D Yay we're famous for something!!

Goddamn Becky Lynch how ya doing

From the Observer about some possible changes and plans for Mania:

Observer also had a report on how the WWE is still stubbornly refusing to see Bryan's status as anything huge or mega-star worthy. Also the recent 1 million sub numbers for the Network includes those who cancelled and February being a free month is to inflate the numbers for the official report in early February.

:rofl:

Googley moogley.

I keep wanting to make a thread and get my train of thought derailed halfway through, and then say "fuck it" and never make them.

My eyes enjoy Becky Lynch. Those pics up there aren't the best, but yeah...

Lana NXT Presentation Skill thing: http://rutube.ru/video/128ba601f8667...5ea794e1dcb31/

Weird to watch now...

I wish Scott Dawson/Alexa Bliss actually did this... http://rutube.ru/video/568c1b6ddff06...a2522f020d340/

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