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Haha, are you being sarcastic?

Yeah, like that time he cried when his father died. What a pussy!

When he bumped into AJ? Please elaborate.

Hahahaha, he cried cause she fell down? Glorious.

ahahaha found it on YT

The crowd with the "she's ok" chants. Probably just so Big Show stops crying like a bitch.

Hope that Batista runs through all the internet favorites besides AJ.

The only time it was ever great was when he didn't hesitate at all to punch Miz while being in the conflicted state.

The week before, Show is pretty much sobbing over having to punch Dusty Rhodes. The next week he straight up punches Miz the first chance he gets and leaves the ring more pissed at doing Steph's bidding again than hurting Miz.

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Wish my "Daniel Bryan uses the D.E.N.N.I.S. system on AJ Lee" video wasn't taken down from YouTube due to copyright......

Super weird to gain heat by knocking out the Miz.

Kurt Angle pretty much confirmed rumors of Jason Jordan getting the "Son of Angle" push was only as a practical joke made at Angle's expense. Might explain why the storyline has been terrible since they probably never really thought beyond the initial ribbing.

Came from a recent interview he had at a fan event last weekend at the iPlay America theme park in New Jersey.

Imagining Vince going to the writer's room and yelling "Make Jason Jordan Kurt Angle's son! It'll be a hilarious prank!", and the writers all exchanging glances like "this dude is nuts", but then just nodding and saying "Great idea, Vince!"

This has been a known habit of WWE, though: they really don't think beyond one idea or angle or moment, or how it can grow and evolve or possibly hinder and stifle someone in the long run. It is usually about short term gains and instant gratification in ratings, ticket/merch sales, or simply Vince's whims. Screw how it comes off to the fans. Screw how this can impact JJ's career trajectory for good or ill. Funny rib on Kurt; his reaction is caught on film forever!!! :|

Even the slow pitch "gimmie" of this angle being a ploy by Jason Jordan to get some noteriety with a heel turn and a match against Kurt doesn't even sound like a given, with Kurt "hoping" it leads to a match instead of keeping that close to the vest because it is an actual goal of the story that is written in. Nope. Just "Hey, wouldn't it be funny if Kurt has an illigitimate mulatto son? Let's do that!" with no plan on where to go from there.

Doesn't surprise me. I mean, the angle didn't come with any sort of push. Unless you consider losing to The Miz and having "showcase" matches that don't get anywhere a push.

Did Shelton Benjamin always look this big? Almost everyone on the tag division looks smaller than him.

No he had a growth spurt

For real though, it's just that the average height of guys has shrunk over the last decade so returning people look taller than they used to. I always assumed Drew was 6'3 or 6'4 somewhere around there, but he comes back to NXT and he's actually 6'7" towering over the current NXT roster.

Im sure Im in the minority, but Im liking Jason Jordans Character. Hes playing a wimp thats having to act tough in front of his dad to perfection. If they turn him heel they could end up having something here

Indeed. Even Jeff Hardy looks bigger in comparison.

Yeah, everybody is smaller now. And no one is allowed to promo, so even shit promos from yesteryear are stellar talkers now.

Even The Rock looked bigger than Cena.

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The Rock is not a small guy. Always seemed much smaller than he was. Dude's like 6'5.

The Jumping Nothing by Joey Maggs.

Can't really see why Axl Rotten didn't make it long in WCW.

seemed small because evernwas so flippin huge then

Yeah, that's true. And the guy would also fucking move, which you probably didn't associate with guys his size back then.

According to PWI, Matt Hardy is set to become the legal owner of the "Broken" trademark in a couple of weeks since it appears Anthem is no longer interested in opposing it.

Anthem tried to save some face during an interview with Sports Illustrated saying they have given permission for WWE to use the gimmick even though its becoming more apparent they never really owned it.

Sports Illustrated also reported Matt will only be using a "Broken"-like character in the WWE likely because WWE wants some rights to the gimmick after Hardy leaves.

Sorry, but nobody's, TBH. His 2014 run was wildly unpopular. I literally can't recall a single thing he did other than getting booed practically off RAW when he returned, and him being dressed like a Smurf at some PPV (Payback?). #BOOtista #Bluetista