The name is HORRIBLE! Why can’t they be Bullet Club Gold. Or if they can’t use the name, just be The BCGs. If they get over, the crowd would chant BCG BCG. That would be cool. #AEWCollision #AEW
As referenced from today’s episode of #RawvsDynamite with @ChiTownSmark this is at the Pechanga Arena on June 27 2017. You can see the upper terrace tarped off.
I’ll give credit where credit is due, @thenickwayne is getting “it”. This was probably the best segment on the show. I’m pretty sure @IAmJericho is the brains behind this segment and Nick executed it at a really high level. Nick is a guy who can do all the cool moves but is also showing personality and it’s getting over with the audience. We need more of this.
In case you missed it, @theNickWayne beat Chris Jericho... twice.
Watch #AEWDynamite LIVE on TBS & HBO Max!
Usually I don’t engage with dickheads like this guy right here but I got a problem with this.
Yes, I am a Marine Corps vet. Over 12 years bitch
Yes I made it back
Yes I know people who didn’t make it back
Some of those people I actually helped facilitate putting them in a combat theater that they didn’t come back from and I keep that shit in my heart.
So I will give a very special FUCK YOU to Benjamin here because he felt the need to insult fallen veterans over my opinion about pro fucking wrestling.
May you suffer multiple paper-cuts in the webbings of your fingers ass wipe
I disagree with @HeyHeyItsConrad on a few points. He keeps calling Roman an industry plant in contrast to Hogan, Flair, and Austin. Hogan in a lot of ways was the definition of an industry plant. He was hired by Vince Jr with the specific purpose of being the driving force for WWF’s nationwide expansion in the mid 80s. Flair can be an industry plant because he was the NWA Worlds Champion. In order to be NWA champion at that time, you had to be voted on. Then his boss Crockett took complete control of the NWA and pushed Flair as the driving force.
When it come to “t-shirts” no, you don’t see Roman Reigns tshirts like Austin 3:16 or NWO shirts but what you do see are reels on social media of men getting married and copying Roman’s entrance.
Roman wasn’t even supposed to be the guy right now, that was supposed to be Cody. But Roman has been appointed by popular demand of the fan base.
"I'm standing on business. He's an industry plant." 👀
🗣️ @HeyHeyItsConrad is not backing down from his statements about Roman Reigns being "overrated" 👇
At some point, there needs to be a serious conversation as to why AEW Dynamite with that roster is so close in total viewership against a developmental brand that recently had their top talent raided. #NXT #WWE #AEW @AEWAwfulness @AEWNeckbeard @AltJakeTakesOn
#AEWDynamite, #WWENXT & #AEWCollision ratings for this week, via Wrestlenomics:
NXT:
Total viewers: 732K
P18-49 rating: 0.14
Dynamite:
Total viewers: 715K
P18-49: 0.14
Collision (aired after Dynamite):
Total viewers: 514K
P18-49: 0.10
As always, AEW numbers do not include Max, NXT does not include ESPN Unlimited
Since that other clown blocked me, the guy was making a fuss about the fact the WrestleDream will outsell last year’s. Here’s the issue, last year they were in St Louis and this year they are in Fl. Even if they sell the listed setup, they will essentially sell the same as last year. They did 6293 last year
Guys like 👇🏾 clown right here are the example of the worst type of sicko. And when you engage with FACTS, they block you
This is probably the most fun episode that we have recorded so far. Please enjoy. We had a lot of fun in this episode.
Raw vs Dynamite is up and running. Lucha Underground tomowwor
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How TF do you get the audience of an entire country to make a coordinated statement like this? And why does it have @ThisIsTNA logo at the top?
Here is why Roman has been putting on nothing but bangers this year: HE SELLS! Roman gets hit with a devastating move and he makes you feel as though he got hit with a devastating move. So when he kicks out of a big move, it raises the drama of the match. Also, he’s not getting spammed with finishing moves. It’s not about moves, it’s about what happens in between the moves.
I understand what Conrad Thompson was saying and I agree somewhat, however I separate WWE and TKO. WWE is the pro wrestling/ sports entertainment promotion. TKO is a corporate entity that makes a lot of money off of WWE. In terms of the commercials and the excessive ads all over the ring, that’s a TKO thing. The actual creative and in-ring product is WWE. With that being said, WWE books for a wide variety of fans. AEW books for the more hardcore wrestling fan. AEW is more niche while WWE is way more broad in who their product generally appeals to. That is why they can consistently go into any market and put over 10k asses in seats even with higher ticket prices.
This is how the World Title is going to be defended? This confusing, convoluted match? This is early 90’s Battlebowl. This match would work maybe better to determine a number one contender but not to actually defend the title in…
#AEWWrestleDream LIVE on PPV
CLOCKWORK CARNAGE for the AEW World Title
8 wrestlers/2 stages/1 winner.
Stage 1: Entrants every 3 mins, who can be eliminated by pin/submission.
Stage 2: Once all 8 enter, they fight in a 15-min scoring period. Wrestler w/ most falls leaves Champion!
Of course he does. AEW is how Meltzer wants pro wrestling to be presented.
Last Monday’s Raw was really one of the best episodes in a very long time. IMO it supplanted Raw after Summerslam as the best episode of the year. Hot crowd, AN ABSOLUTE BANGER Intercontinental Title match and a downright special Main Event
#WWERAW garnered its third-best audience of the year for last Monday's show (Roman Reigns vs. Penta), despite tough competition from the Monday Night Football opener.
RAW averaged 3.1M viewers (⬆️ 19% from the prior week) with 6 million hours viewed (⬆️ 33%), per Netflix data.
The views were tied with 2/2/26 as the third-best of the year, while the hours viewed were the second-highest, behind the post-#WrestleMania RAW.
The show ranked #4 for the week in the U.S. on Netflix (⬆️ from #5 the prior week) and #4 globally (⬆️ from #7).
Year-over-year, views were up 19% while total hours viewed were up 13%. Last year's episode ranked #4 for the week in the U.S. and #7 globally.

























