Originally Posted by Damian Rey 2.0 (Post 5338229)

You know, sometimes I feel like Cornette is too hard on Omega, who is clearly a talented in ring performer, especially athletically. But them I read this shit and think to myself how unserious he is and that the Cornette rants are valid.

Originally Posted by Conspiracy Victim Vito (Post 5338425)

Personally, despite the goofy stuff I think Omega’s one of the best in ring workers in the world. If people wanna shit on him cause wrasslin’ is SERIOUS BUSINESS, that’s their prerogative. But I’m a fan.

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Originally Posted by DaveWadding (Post 5338789)

When did a business that started by wrestling bears and midgets and shit become the absolute most sacred and super serial athletic event on the planet?

Originally Posted by Seph (Post 5338829)

Would you count Foley in that category as well? He's pulled off more than 1 goofy gimmick and was majorly over as a heel and a face as well.

Originally Posted by The Dastardly One (Post 5338928)

It's a stiff beating but it's weird how cooperative PE is about getting the shit kicked out of them. I guess they didn't have a choice. If they tried to fight back or be difficult, the shitkicking would have been that much worse.

Originally Posted by Emperor Smeat (Post 5338931)

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Cherish the moments you’re home, you’ll found out things you never knew 😉 <a href="https://t.co/VMDQONZVe6">pic.twitter.com/VMDQONZVe6</a></p>&mdash; Hikuleo (@Hiku_Leo) <a href="https://twitter.com/Hiku_Leo/status/1251668525875429376?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 19, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Originally Posted by TPWW Frontpage

The Rock is producing an upcoming half-hour-per-episode scripted HBO series called “TRE CNT” (a.k.a “TRE COUNT”) about the creation of a backyard wrestling promotion, according to Variety.

“The series focuses on Cassius Jones, a young dock worker and struggling pro-wrestler, who uses inherited life-insurance money for start-up cash and the deed to a shotgun house from his grandfather to start a hip-hop centric backyard wrestling empire in Houston’s Third Ward (The Tre) with the help of his working-class family, neighbors, and friends,” Variety says.

Originally Posted by Emperor Smeat (Post 5338963)

Apparently The Rock is working on a new tv series for HBO revolving around backyard wrestling.

Originally Posted by Lock Jaw (Post 5339229)

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Originally Posted by Post Wrestling

Louis Dangoor of WrestleTalk chatted with Maria Kanellis/Bennett for an hour-long interview. During their chat, Maria clarified that it was her who took care of Mike Bennett during his rehab while he was with WWE. Maria stated that there is a misconception that WWE took care of him during that period.

“I wanna say one thing first because it always bothers me in this sense. Mike never went to rehab. I was his rehab, and anytime somebody says, ‘Oh, well WWE paid for rehab.’ I’m like, ‘Well where’s my paycheck because I was the rehab,’ and you know, whatever. People can say what they wanna say but please, do not take away the fact that I’m the one that was making sure he was getting sober, and eating properly and working out again and stretching, going on long walks to get his mind off of those drugs, and if… you could say a lot of things but, they didn’t pay for rehab. They were not his rehab. I was, and WWE is great. There was people that were also in recovery that were coming up to him being like, ‘Oh, if you need someone to talk to, like a sponsor, just let me know and we can talk about it’ and WWE took care of us and they never released him for having a drug issue and that’s great. They took care of us during that time so that’s lovely. But they never took care of his rehab. That was me, all me, washing his clothes, cleaning up his throw-up. That was me. So, if you want to tell whatever — ‘Oh they paid for it.’ Pay me. If you wanna say something, pay me.”