Yet the goof tried making an argument for Sabu being on his own personal Mount Rushmore so the guy is a hypocrite and talks shit.
“I’m standing on business he’s an industry plant”
“I never heard anyone say he’s on their Mount Rushmore”
“I don’t think he’s connected to pop culture like Hogan or Flair and Austin”
“The metric we used to compare guys in the past was always how much money did they draw, Roman isn’t drawing that kind of money”
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Considering there’s 2 rumours going around, 1 that it’s staying in Saudi and 1 that’s it being moved then Sapp saying the rumours aren’t true is the most pointless ‘report’ ever.
Regarding the Tiffany incident. It’s actually on the refs. When pushing off the ladder it was always going to push backwards so the front of the ladder needed supporting/weight. Neither ref did and thus Tiffany’s starting point was a foot further back than she thought.
Got AEW fans thinking it’s a conspiracy that the Rumble is booked the same week as a AEW PPV and asking why it’s now in February. NFL stadiums can’t be booked on potential playoff weekends so that rules out January now with the NFL’s schedule.
Meltzer starting his post with “I strongly believe” and ending it with “that’s a fact not supposition”. What a moron.
The guy is an absolute clown who is only believed by the deluded who desperately want/need his takes to be true and factual.
Is there nothing that Dave won’t glaze Tony over. TK basically just copied other tribute shows - 10 bell salute with wrestlers on stage, matches that had a link to the dead wrestler, guys speaking backstage on their deceased friend. Tony does it and he “deserves a lot of credit”.
AEW wrestlers better start worrying. Tony will see that number and start trying to bump them off so he can do more tribute shows.
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They know with this type of death in wrestling the autopsy won’t look good for AEW like it didn’t on many occasions for WWE in the past, so they’re trying to move the spotlight away from ppl asking how he died to how big bad WWE have responded to it. Complete distraction tactics.
1 - WWE didn’t need to “claim” he walked out, he did. The properly reported to the relevant ppl.
2 - how would any wrestling ‘journalist’ reporting this in subsequent years been a potential risk to PAC’s current visa status?
Hoped we’d got away from these types of deaths but PAC’s increasing build that was obviously too big for his frame has been a red flag the last few years.
AEW star Pac discovered slumped over in vehicle outside CAVA restaurant before death trib.al/JaIs4jb
I can think of one. Vince shit on Janel Grant’s head and Tony shits in Dave’s mouth whilst he laps it up. Only difference is Dave pays Tony to do it.
I said it a while back if AEW is dumped by Paramount then the usual suspects & journos will blame it all on WWE. Won’t be anything at all to do with AEWs shortcomings & targeting a small niche audience who think everything is great instead of trying to grow into something bigger.
An anonymous pro wrestling company believes AEW are in trouble when it comes to the Paramount/WBD merger because of TKO's partnership with Paramount according to Wrestling Observer Radio.
“Ari Emanuel's a wild card and there is a story that I was told that I did not know that there was a wrestling company that was negotiating with Paramount+. It would have been a little over a year ago, and they did not have a written deal, they were confident in a deal. They were negotiating with people at Paramount, top people, one of them ended up losing his position in the Skydance merger, one of them was still there. The company was confident they would get on Paramount+ because at the time there was no wrestling on Paramount+. As it came down to the wire, they had nothing signed or anything like that, then the UFC deal came in. Once the UFC deal came in, all of a sudden everything got cold with them completely. They don’t know, but their thought was it was Ari Emanuel and their thought is that AEW's in trouble…Tony has clearly been very optimistic about, number one, getting this show in more homes due to getting on Paramount+, getting more backing. He has not talked about the potential of CBS but other people in the business have talked about the potential of CBS for a special or something, a one-time deal like UFC gets. And the idea of buying the pay-per-views like they do with UFC which guarantees AEW the money and will put the pay-per-views in way more homes, so a lot more people will be watching it, which is probably better in the long run. There are people who believe that WWE benefited greatly by these pay-per-views not being a high-cost thing and more people watching it, and therefore it helps everything because far more people are watching the bigger shows than have ever watched them before, especially now that they’re on Netflix worldwide."
Imagine Dave’s response if an ex AEW talent took a big beat down a few weeks into their WWE career. He’d 100% shit on it saying it’s WWE putting them in their place and trying to show that AEW talent are inferior. But the other way around and it’s great according to Dave.
Dave Meltzer trying to tell people about charisma. A trait he’s been absolutely terrible at spotting for several decades.
I hate the Minnesota Vikings. They fucked up my fantasy last year when I drafted Jefferson & now they’ve fucked me Wk 1 this year even though I’ve not picked any of them but the guy I’m facing has Watson, Kraft & Smack from Green Bay & have already scored 47 pts in the 1st half.
So AEW aren’t at Wembley next year (or any year going forward really) unless they do another weekend because Harry Styles is doing Wembley Bank Holiday weekend next year.
