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Really wanted to see Joe in NXT. Particularly Joe vs Owens. Hopefully talks aren't completely over. |
Watching TNA.... production values seemed to have gotten even worse....
Don't know what this is.... one camera is overexposed, another one seems to be in Auto Iris or something and is confused as to what the exposure should be, and the other ones are in between.... |
Can't watch this. As a TV professional, this is making me cringe.
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Fucking love Cesaro. It seems the grass-roots movement to get him over might be slowly popping up again. But I'm cool with him dominating the tag team scene with Tyson Kidd for a while.
I say they pair up Curtis Axel & Jimmy Uso while Jey is out. I could explain why I want that, but I'm not going to be bothered. |
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Actually no, there is a perfect fit for him. Put him in the cage with George St. Pierre in an actual fight, since he believes his gimmick so much. |
Miz/Sandow feud don't even get a PPV match Ha!
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Was watching NXT the other day...didn't even realize Rhyno was back in WWE...wonder why they have him on NXT :wtf:
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well I just got direct tv with dest amarica so I will watch tna till they go off the air. wonder if josh will do the show by himself with taz gone.
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Apocalypse Nakamura
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Lucha Underground also looking at a lot of negative stuff in the near future. Talks between them and JR broke down, going to lose a lot of steam because of the long delay between seasons, could be looking at some bad financial problems soon, and plans for non-tv touring likely being dropped. Viewership also being nowhere what they want or expected in the US (mostly due to Hispanics and tv wrestling fans being more WWE only viewers). |
Holy frosty ball sacks I've just realized i only enjoy any wrestling on the Monday before Mania and the one after and spend the rest of the year pretending it good
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great to see these Memphis legends back together for at least one day.
Jerry Lawler, Jimmy Valiant, Lance Russell and Bill Dundee at the Comic Con in Evansville, IN. https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.n...541b1af6aee238 |
Ludwig Borga totally looks like Brock Lesnar.
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Missy Hyatt is looking rough.
Melissa Hiatt, aka Missy Hyatt, was arrested on March 26, 2015 in Tallahassee, Florida for grand theft. She was booked into the Leon County Jail and released the following day. Additional details concerning her arrest have not been publicly released. Courtesy of the Leon County Sheriff's Office, here is Hiatt's mugshot: http://www.ringsidenews.com/wp-conte...Shot-Photo.jpg |
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Reminds me of the whole finisher stealing fad that was prevalent in 2000-2004, when it was happening in every big match. Would be cool to see it come back in a much more moderate fashion. |
TNA situation almost sounds like they have a Jim Herd on their hands.
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"Meth: not even once"
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this is news to me. I don't see Eddie's image being plastered anywhere.
WWE owns the rights to the footage. good luck with that one. http://www.tmz.com/2015/04/19/eddie-...h-using-image/ The WWE is cashing in on Eddie "Hot Stuff" Gilbert even though he's been dead for 20 years ... at least according to his family, which is dragging the league to court to get a cut of the action. According to docs ... Eddie's dad, Tommy Gilbert, is in charge of the estate and says the WWE is plastering his son's image and likeness all over TV and other media platforms without permission -- and, more importantly, without paying them a dime. Tommy says old wrestling footage of Eddie -- a pro from '79 until his death of a heart attack in '95 -- is being used to promote the WWE. Interestingly, Eddie's fam isn't suing to block use of the footage -- they just want a judge to force the WWE to fork over a share of its profits, plus damages. A WWE rep tells us, "Through the years, WWE has acquired the legal rights to library footage of various former wrestling organizations including Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW), World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and Mid-Southern Wrestling among many others. WWE has made substantial investments to acquire these copyrighted works and has the legal right to use them." The rep adds, "Similar cases in the past have been unsuccessful, and we expect this case to be dismissed." |
knobs, pretty sure he was paid for being booked. It's like Cena getting his Mania cheque then asking to be paid again because it was repeated on the Network or released on DVD etc
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WWE.com had an interesting article about the 5 guys they'd want to see answer Cena's challenge.
Sami Zayn - Teased as a possible "Face of WWE vs Face of NXT" match. RVD Neville Kurt Angle - Throwback to Cena answering Angle's invitational for his debut Sting http://www.wwe.com/shows/raw/who-sho...lenge-27307599 |
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I have a nickname for Eddie Gilbert: Patient Zero.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>I've seen Hero get his throat tied up with this spot before. This isn't as bad, but still embarrassing. <a href="http://t.co/bSKgaMOmZh">pic.twitter.com/bSKgaMOmZh</a></p>— ベンソン (@DeathToAllMarks) <a href="https://twitter.com/DeathToAllMarks/status/589922716016320512">April 19, 2015</a></blockquote>
<script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> Assuming that wasn't intentional, seems like either he was meant to do a flip or the rope tangling spot but instead got stuck because of his fat belly. Not even a big boot by the other guy could dislodge him. |
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Ron Wright and brother Don were so damn great in their day. Two of the best pure heels ever imho.
an older Ron Wright was phenomenal as a manager in Smoky Mountain Wrestling as well. may this time be as painless as possible for him. :( http://www.f4wonline.com/more/more-t...nd-ends-season --Very sad to report that Ron Wright, one of the all-time greats of East Tennessee Wrestling, has entered hospice car. He's been ill for some time. Wright was a top heel in the 60s and 70s and later became a manager for Smoky Mountain Wrestling of the Dirty White Boy. taken from the official program of Smoky Mountain Wrestling's Night Of The Legends (August 5,1994---Knoxville Civic Coliseum) Ron & Don Wright Ron & Don Wright were more than a tag team, they were an institution. The perennial Tennessee tag team champions, they faced and defeated every team to come through the area for years, and their fame spread far and wide in wrestling circle--if you planned to come to East Tennessee to wrestle, you knew you'd have to face the Wright brothers. So well known were they in this area that newspaper headlines simply called them by their first names. But as great a team as they were, they were also top singles stars. The brother who took most of the spotlight was the Kingsport, the number one hillbilly , Ron Wright. Ron Wright had a reputation among the wrestlers as the meanest man who ever lived. The fans thought he was the toughest wrestler in history. And it was universally agreed on that he was the most hated man walking on two legs. If he wasn't fighting wrestlers, he was being stabbed or shot at by fans! But he survived it all, and kept on winning. Who can forget the feud with Whitey Caldwell, which saw the two men main event in singles and tag bouts for over 12 years until Whitey's death? The brutal Tennessee chain matches which were Ron's specialty were feared by all. Ron's career was filled with titles, blood, record crowds and glory, and tonight, the wrestler turned manager reunites with his brother Don in the Knoxville Civic Coliseum for the first time in 20 years. Ron Wright vs Whitey Caldwell in a bloody chain match http://media.ancientfaces.com/images...ell-412700.jpg Ron and Don Wright with manager Sam Bass http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/k...fan/img275.jpg Ron Wright https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...741d20c420.jpg |
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Rugged Ron Wright RIP. How many matches did he have with Bobby Jaggers?
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who can forget the feud with Whitey Caldwell
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I want to know OwenBrowns thoughts on this. I only remember Wright as a wheel-chaired manager to the Dirty White Boy in SMW from watching on streams. Surprised he's lasted that long he looked like shit in 1994.
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RIP Ron Harris. I really liked DoA.
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Ron Harris was the Harris on the right. Like Jimmy is the Uso on the left. Anyway RIP one of the Blu Brothers. Think he was Eli.
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Matt Rage back from the very first episode of CHW carnage!!! |
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Devastator, Agent X and Matt Rage from the first episode of Carnage...now these guys are all in CHW Pro...its amazing |
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Layla El aka Lay of LayCool.
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#HABM would beat all their asses
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Oh, hey, Cena puts his shirts on the same way I do!
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First time I've seen the Briscoes in years, and holy shit, it looks like Kimbo Slice had sex with the crazy cat lady from The Simpsons. |
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Is Damien Mizdow still over? Seemed he was super hot when he was Miz's stunt double. Now what the fucks going on? The build up to that feud was pretty hot and now they get the "generic match every Raw" rivalry that nobody really cares about.
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sadly Ron has passed away.
may he RIP. http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Wrestling/.../22356711.html There aren't too many photos of Ron Wright without blood. And the legendary Tennessee heel, who died today, didn't hit a gusher in his forehead with the nick of a razor blade, but rather in a far more violent fashion, with a much bigger weapon. http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Wrestling/.../wright285.jpg "We used to have those Brass Knuckles fights down here," recalled Rick Connors, a Ron Wright trainee. "We'd bleed profusely. I mean, I ain't talking about razor blades. We had those filed-down knucks, it's like a pair of brass knuckles -- I've got one pair left here -- with a giant blade, about one inch blade, it's about an eighth of an inch high, and it would go plum to the skull. We really believed in authenticity back in those days. If you'd seen some of those matches down here, around Tennessee, back in those days, when you left, you knew it was real. Plus we did hardway, guys got black eyes, bloody noses. It was real." As they say, there's wrestling and then there's rasslin'. And out in the hills and hollows of eastern Tennessee and Kentucky, nobody practiced rasslin' quite like Ron Wright in the 1960s and 1970s. Even though he did not spend much time on the national stage, folks who worked with him say Wright's brawling tactics and motor mouth earned him as much acclaim in his backyard as any world champ could hope for. "Ron Wright is, was, and will always be the king of the east Tennessee hillbillies," said Scott Spangler, a.k.a. Brian Matthews, former announcer for Smoky Mountain Wrestling, in The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame: The Heels. "People in east Tennessee loved to hate Ron Wright." You won't get much argument from Wright. "I was pretty hated and I guess I still am," he said upon his induction into the Knoxville, Tenn., Wrestling Hall of Fame. "Looking back, it probably is deserved. I was pretty raunchy." And bloody. Dr. Tom Prichard will second the thoughts of Rick Connors: "[Ron Wright] is the quintessential, classic, stereotypical east Tennessee redneck rebel, flag waving, old whomp-your-ass rassler. That is him. In the olden days they had this thing that they called the chisel and they used to sharpen it up like brass knucks, and they'd sharpen it like blade where it'd come to a sharp point and they'd get the guys juiced that way." Every great heel needs a believable, sympathetic babyface, and for Ron Wright, and his "brother" Don Wright, it was Whitey Caldwell. The Wrights were the Hatfields to Caldwell's McCoy, and their rivalry stayed fresh for years on the strength of ever-more-imaginative booking. In November 1962, Caldwell came from behind to win the final four falls in a shave-your-head match against Ron. A few years later, the Wrights resorted to a chloroform-laden rag during a televised match to knock out Caldwell and take the Tennessee tag title from him and Les Thatcher. In July 1970, when Ron relied on a loaded boot to kick his opponents into unconsciousness, Caldwell wore a crash helmet into the ring, and then clobbered Wright with it for the winning fall. Tornado matches, chain matches, strap matches with 10-foot-long-leather bindings ... you name it, and they did it, and the ensuing carnage was enough to propel the small territory to the cover of national wrestling magazines. Ron Wright said Caldwell had a short fuse that he knew exactly how to light it, so their matches became even more believable. "The first match we ever had, I broke his shoulder. I didn't mean to. It was an accident. I threw him over the ropes and he came down wrong. Every time I talked about that, that'd set him off." Wright said. "He didn't like it when I badmouthed him. That made me do it even more. So when he got in the ring, he was already mad." In an interview with the KayfabeMemories.com website by Steve Webber and Ron Gott, Wright talked more about Caldwell: "I drew so much money with him. There was very few matches I got in the ring with Whitey that there wasn't blood, I'd say 95 percent of our matches I had with him or that anybody else had with him. He was so self-conscious about being little that he'd just beat you to death. That's just the way Whitey was. That's why when you got in the ring with him it was a fight and you knew it, and that's why you'd draw money with him. If I was ever at the mall or something and saw Whitey I'd go into a store or something to avoid meeting him because he'd run over and knock your head off instead of ignore you and walk on by, that was the temper that Whitey had over the matches." In his hometown of Kingsport, Tenn., in the early 1950s, Wright began wrestling as a teenager at a Boys Club. After a few years, he decided to step up his level of competition by squaring off with pros that passed through the area. "I kept challenging them, they kept rubbing my nose in the mat stretching me out pretty bad, I kept on and on I wouldn't quit," he explained to writer Gary Langevin in 1995. "Then a bunch of them kind of took a liking to me." Wright played some football in high school, but wrestling killed his amateur status. Though he turned in a couple of years with a semi-pro football team in Baltimore, he achieved more infamy as a bad guy. He held the Southeastern title three times, the Tennessee brass knuckles title twice, and did work some in the Carolinas and Florida, as well. For most of his career, he had a day job at a pressman in Kingsport, while his night job consisted of inciting riots. http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Wrestling/...ghtRon_ref.jpg Upon learning of Wright's passing on April 21st, just days after entering hospice care, wrestler/trainer/broadcaster Les Thatcher called him "one of the greatest heels I ever worked with and an East Tennessee legend." Wright did not disappear after his in-ring days were done following a car accident in the mid-1980s. He trained a few select wrestlers, like Connors. "Me and a friend of mine drove to Kingsport twice a week, and we worked out in a barn, an old tobacco barn. You'd take a body slam and dust would fly to the ceiling. It was a good way to break in, though." As well, Ron Wright acted as a manager for both the Fullers and then Jim Cornette's Smoky Mountain Wrestling His gimmick was a foreshadowing of sorts; he managed from a wheelchair, claiming that he had a heart problem -- and then in April 2011, he did have a pacemaker installed. While his body couldn't perform, Wright never lost his gift of gab, said Spangler. "Listening to Ron rant and rave, I began to notice that Ron's speech patterns were reminding me the way an old-fashioned Pentecostal tent revival preacher would preach," Spangler said. "Even at his age then, ol' Ron Wright still had the people in the palm of his hand." When fans started getting restless during a feud between "Dirty White Boy" Tony Anthony and Tracy Smothers over the burning of a Confederate flag, Wright, sitting ringside, didn't flinch a bit. "He just looked at me and winked and tapped the top of the blanket." After the show, Spangler asked Wright what he meant by the tap. "In that east Tennessee drawl of his, he said, 'Them ol' boys don't know who they were a-messin' with. I had my ol' 9-millemeter under that blanket.' " http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Wrestling/...on_in_2011.jpg Cornette got lots of extra publicity by trucking out the likes of Wright for legends nights, and on his Twitter feed today, he paid tribute. "Ron Wright was a household name & a cultural icon to three generations of East Tennesseans, and boy could he talk," wrote Cornette. "One of the greatest promos, hottest heels and toughest men ever in our sport, Ron Wright, passed away this AM. RIP to the King of Kingsport!" In his final match, Wright, with a hip and shoulder replacement, came out of retirement to pin Anthony as part of a dream matchup show in Johnson City, Tenn. That day -- August 12, 1995 -- was Ron Wright Day in Kingsport. "Talking about a territorial heel, he was just fantastic," said "Nature Boy" Buddy Landel. "People outside of Tennessee and around there are not going to know him. But the wrestlers that sprouted out of there, such as myself and Tim Horner and guys from that region, we owe everything that we are to people like Ron because we stood on his shoulders for years." |
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Layla has got that "will do anything" vibe down. Don't know if she's really like that as a person, but she sells that sex appeal.
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Rest In Peace, Mr. Wright.
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Alex Wright died???
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I just bought a ticket to Night 1 of the ROH/NJPW show. 30 bucks but I'm in the last row..Probably shouldn't be bad anyway
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Cool. Trying to get tickets to NXT in Albany. I think they go on sale on May 1.
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Been watching episodes of Smoky Mountain Wrestling. I'm currently on episode 6, which means 2 episodes away from the greatest tag team in the company debuting. Mr. Ron Wright was excellent as a heel. And wow, Brian Lee looks hilarious.
Related, if I had a dollar for every mullet featured in SMW, I'd be a very rich man. |
My order email says my view is obstructed
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I've said it before... With the proper booking after the LayCool split, Layla could have and should have been the next Trish Stratus.
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So my friend went to Mania and harassed a bunch wrestlers all over San Jose. I feel the need to share some of the photographs here.
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I'm on Episode 9. Episode 8 featured a video where Cornette's team was supposed to debut, but he made the mistake of staging the introduction at a Hooters, and they were hounded by Hooters girls. All of which Stan Lane probably banged afterwards.
It also featured a damn good match between Keith Hart (not of the famous Hart family) vs. Hector Guerrero (of the famous Guerrero family), a video promoting the Wild Bunch that featured Kobashi, and a six man featuring all 3 Fantastics. |
And Tim Horner is singing "Shameless" by Garth Brooks.
In the words of Frankie Boyle: "That was a beautiful song, until you fucking sang it!" |
lol I laughed at those more than I should have.
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