Originally Posted by Fignuts (Post 4525762)

I really want a Bullet Club t-shirt, but given the whole gun control controversy, that would definitely get stares from everyone I pass.

Originally Posted by Smelly Meatball (Post 4525778)

Could always get a BOllet Club one instead:

http://ih0.redbubble.net/image.22717...,ffffff.u1.jpg

Originally Posted by Observer

For whatever this is worth, TNA, through an intermediary who is friends with C.M. Punk, made a play for him just like they did for Alberto Del Rio several weeks back. The idea pitched was a huge deal to be the top star of the company and money similar to Hogan, with the idea he could be their flagship guy and if he signed now, could help them broker a stronger television deal.

Originally Posted by Observer

For last month, the best sellers when it came to arena merchandise were, in order: Cena (greatly outdistancing everyone else), Reigns, Usos, Wyatt Family, Lesnar, Sting, Sheamus, Bryan, Ambrose and Hogan. The feeling is the house show merchandise better reflects who to push because they are purchases made by more general fans, and more merchandise is sold at venues than on the Internet. The key notes were the strength of the Usos, Lesnar doing so well as a heel, Bryan’s numbers falling greatly now that he’s not on TV and the success of Sting. The key is Sting merchandise, which never sold all that well in WCW or TNA, is doing great in WWE even though he’s never appeared live on a WWE television show. It definitely increases the perception of his value for WrestleMania.

On the web site, the top ten are Cena (again by a wide margin), Ambrose, Reigns, Lesnar, Austin, A.J. Lee, Bryan, Brie Bella, Hogan and Warrior. No Dwayne Johnson, Orton or Undertaker on either list.

Originally Posted by Observer

One thing as far as the TV negotiations noted to us is that in the TV world, stations are leery on the product not just because it’s pro wrestling, but because it has the stigma of something Spike dropped when ratings aren’t that bad. It was above Spike’s average almost every week, and they signed a new deal with Glory that has nowhere near the interest level. It was described that people are wondering what’s the catch and why would Spike drop something that was doing 1 million to 1.4 million viewers each week (at the time the decision was made and before the move to Wednesday). The TV business word is that Spike dropped it because they didn’t have confidence in the leadership being people who would get it to grow, and the numbers were on the decline, plus the Vince Russo issue came up again as a reason this week, in the sense Spike denies it publicly and privately it’s not a secret that mess was a big part of finalizing the decision.

Originally Posted by Cool King (Post 4525768)

Originally Posted by Cool King (Post 4525768)

Originally Posted by CSL (Post 4525944)

Originally Posted by Smelly Meatball (Post 4525778)

Could always get a BOllet Club one instead:

http://ih0.redbubble.net/image.22717...,ffffff.u1.jpg

Originally Posted by Tom Guycott (Post 4526258)

Should replace Bo's head with Eddie Guerrero and make it a MULLET CLUB shirt... still makes it wrestling relevant with less Aphex Twin-ish creepyface!