Hey Ijaz Butt could be the third man for the new sheild, he'll turn on the PCB by dropping a Leg on Becky who cussed him for eating too many samosas ahaha 
I watched more of the monday night wars documentaries. Found them really fascinating. The indivdual specials on Bret Austin Rock etc were my favourites. But it was a really good insight. also my opinion of Nash went down he just comes across as a massive tool who didnt give a crap about his actions. He is even worse than HHH when it comes to using his backstage influence.lmao was waiting for someone to point that out
Did anyone watch Smackdown. Great Lumberjack match but more importantly Sasha Banks V Paige - a rivalry is starting, finally something good coming out of this Divas Revolution.
and oh! I'm back
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Lool welcome back, man. Long time no talk, where have you been?
"Sorry New Jack, Please don't kill me for posting this video on PP"
To be fair to him GreenRoars it was kinda crappy of those wrestlers to no sell his moves and not take the pin etc
I loved the Lesnar one as well it's very famous that video lol I didn't want Holly's neck to break but he deserves that it was his fault
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Did anyone watch Smackdown. Great Lumberjack match but more importantly Sasha Banks V Paige - a rivalry is starting, finally something good coming out of this Divas Revolution.
and oh! I'm back
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If that happens they have to get Flair to come out of retirement and he wins number 17.[MENTION=136193]Adil_94[/MENTION] [MENTION=53290]Markhor[/MENTION]
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That record is so special though and it would probably be Vince's call to break it, HHH would never allow it to happen. I'd have to say though the CM Punk documentary is the "best in the world" pun intended aha when it comes to documentaries on wrestlers it's the best, it's mostly to do with the fact that Punk had so much input in getting the dvd made.
both worked very well together and I felt they were building towards a high calibre womens match for once on RAW but then the screwy finish messed it up. I get that it will add a little more depth to the feud between Nikki and Charlotte, plus there's more heat on Nikki for breaking AJ's record; also if Charlotte does go over at Night of Champions wouldn't it be better if she defeats the "longest reigning divas champion in history". The women in general are booked like trash and so we can't give Nikki's reign too much criticism, but when I look at her as an individual performer she has improved so much ever since she first started and I dig her as an heel personality, the in-ring work is better to. [MENTION=858]Amir[/MENTION] 
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I watched RAW and as usual skip to the good bits or if am intrigued by a particular segment I tend to watch it.
Sasha and Paige have great chemistry but I don't understand the point in them having short matches every week and there's no real story behind them either but they go a great job of making up for it in the ring.
Nikki targeted Charlotte's arm, am I the only one who has never seen her target a limb before?
Am digging the feud between KO and Ryback, very refreshing. KO as usual does a great job on the mic and is a genius when it comes to controlling the audience but felt Ryback cut his best promo in the WWE, there is so much more to the big guy I just feel that we've not seen the best of him when it comes to personality
Ambrose and Reigns teased their mystery partner while Bray emphasises that he wants every living thing on Earth to suffer, Roman's lines would have more effect if they cut down on the lines they give him; felt he spoke for too long.
Sting stole the show, it was a big surprise to me that he was going to wrestle on RAW. I expected him to get beat down at some point but didn't think he'd still perform in a tag match. Only criticism I have is that maybe someone else could have wrestled him instead of the Big Show, would have been a bit more refreshing. Anyway the tag match itself was entertaining and Sting got the win via submission so he can come off as a threat to Rollins title.
Also, Sting is now 2-1 in the WWE
[MENTION=47617]Red Devil[/MENTION] did you watch RAW? Sting wrestled on RAW
Lol same here. I pretty much skimmed through the whole show just to get to the main event.
It was pretty cool to see Sting wrestle on Raw; definitely wasn't expecting that. It was kind of funny how Sting totally dominated the Big Show until Seth came out. Poor guy isn't even that typical intimidating big guy anymore.
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Also, the new day continue to be incredibly entertaining. Lmao Xavier was playing the pink panther theme while Big E stalked Darren Young
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Show still is a "name" that is WWE's logic and if you think about it, that's true on paper; how many talents from around 2004 or 2005 onwards can compare to the Big Show? (can't include the likes of Kane, Taker etc). It's a shame that they have used him like a mid-card jobber, but he's there to help elevate talent but that's not going to be easy when you have Show lose all the time. Show is a once in a life time talent and WWE have failed to utilize him as a big money making attraction on the level of Lesnar, Show is in essence an improved version of Andre the Giant.
So RD, on RAW we get to see Sting wrestle with T-Shirt on but on the Network for 9.99 we get to see Sting wrestle with T-Shirt off
Anyway Show still makes 1 million dollars per year, maybe it should be a bit more but not much surprise when you look at how he is used. Besides the likes of Sheamus and Orton make around 1.5 so in comparison to them it's pretty good. Plus Show must have been paid pretty well in the past and he also saves his money/makes investments; he's one of the richest pro-wrestlers in the world today with a net worth of around 20 million.
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Of course the guy is a surefire Hall of Famer and a bona fide legend no matter what he does for the rest of his career. I just found it a bit funny and sad at the same time to see what has become of the once scary giant.
Seeing Sting in a T-shirt reminded me of his time in TNA. Remember the match he had with Hogan at BFG 2011?
) ) BFG 2011 was probably the last time I've seen Hogan in a decent match, Sting's in-ring work is still pretty solid; reminds me quiet a bit of Ric Flair at the same stage in his career who was still STYLIN', PROFILIN', LIMOUSINE RIDING, JET FLYING, KISS-STEALING, WHEELIN' N' DEALIN' well into his late 50's ) there is only one Nature Boy WOOOOO!
The worst thing is that the match they had at BFG 2011 was actually pretty decent, Sting obviously wasn't in the shape he is in now but the match itself was great; and it was 10x better then the one they had at starcade 1997
Flair was freaking amazing lol. With a bit of training, he can probably still put on a decent match even at this age
) was like if they wanted me to take a bump from Sting off the top Rope I'll do it. He lost his confidence when Bischoff kept burying him in WCW but in the WWF they gave him so much respect and the platform to get his mojo back, it took a while but then taker personally requested that he have a match against flair at wrestlemania and after that Ric never looked back. It's amazing to say this but his run in the early 2000's was actually very entertaining whether in the ring or on the mic and when you look at his age it just makes it even more incredible Remember when HHH was given the World Title? but the the nature boy would slap him up and say you have to earn it; that night they have a match on Raw for the world title and it was so good lol they never showed the footage but after RAW went off Air the entire lockeroom came out to celebrate Flair's career and they carried him on their shoulders while Hunter gave him the World title belt this was around 2003 I think.
It was a very good watch. Them having actual dinner while taking made it funny but the talk was serious.
This just shows you how much work and commitment goes even with a funny easy gimmick like New Day.
PS: did you saw what New Day were doing during commercial break before their match
and Hunter joined the party, post the gif please
and is it true, did ZZ sign a contract? do you have any link for that
The are the best thing to happen to tag team division after DX
did you saw the post match celebration where Kofi took JBL's hat and John was expecting that he will hand it to him. In fact Kofi for some reason threw it on his face
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It was a pretty good documentary, they need to do more like that on the network. Some sites online have been reporting ZZ has been signed LOL Yeah anything New Day do these days is Gold lmao If you mean the DX that re-formed around 2006 then I'd say yh I see where you're coming from but The Wyatt Family and The Sheild were pretty good probably amongst the best factions/tag teams in recent times did you experience a brain damage recently?
He said in a recent interview that he can still go
The theme song of RAW was something like "MOOOOVE IT TO THE MUZZIK YEAAAAH MUZZIK OOOOOVE IT TO THE MUZIKK YEAAAAAH"
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It was a pretty good documentary, they need to do more like that on the network. Some sites online have been reporting ZZ has been signed LOL Yeah anything New Day do these days is Gold lmao If you mean the DX that re-formed around 2006 then I'd say yh I see where you're coming from but The Wyatt Family and The Sheild were pretty good probably amongst the best factions/tag teams in recent times did you experience a brain damage recently?
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The Punk special was a really good one. I liked Edges a lot too. Hunters was good but im always skeptical because hes the boss how much stuff is left out. I mean Edges Special alludes to how Hunters politics held him back at the start of 2006. After he cashed in was really over with the crowd as a top heel. And felt like they could have gone to mania with the Cena Edge feud. But they had him drop the title at the Rumble. so there could be HHH vs Cena at WM22. But hey we got the Edge vs Foley at mania instead so every cloud and all that.Too late now
Just finished watching the Flair Documentary from the Network in the beyond the ring section [MENTION=136193]Adil_94[/MENTION] it was pretty good, a bit slow during the middle portion but I thought it was really good especially the final hour or so and no I had no tears watching it
Man those Evaluation days were gold, never hated a heel more than Flair and Hunter of that era. They literally used to get on your nerves.
Can never forget this particiluar swerve... Dunno if you remember but there were a lot of emotional vignettes throughout this episode of Raw where HBK was trying and eventually got Ric Flair leave Evaluation and turn face. And I actually bought it
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I meant entertainment wise, the fun gimmick. Something I think you will find it difficult to understand because you will think I'm painting my hero Triple H
was close to seeing Oculus but that didn't even have any WWE stars in it. In the past have seen The Rock's movies I guess pretty much everyone has and we all must have seen Triple H in Blade; he was offered to make the switch to hollywood according to his documentary but HHH revealed that it would be making a big sacrifice giving up his Shovel [MENTION=47617]Red Devil[/MENTION] )
) that's an instant 5 star classic right there LOL HHH always tries to make it about himself but gets trolled every time lmao remember when he put himself in the main-event of mania 18? No one was ever going to follow HHH/Rock lol
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HHH ego is the GOAT of this business. Yeah man looking back Edge was so underrated an amazing heel. But also good to see how he adapted outside of the business. Unlike some guys who just become their character. Comes across as a likeable guy too in real life. New Day are real comedy gold. Good on these guys though one of the hottest tag teams around.I need to check that one out, did watch Edge's HOF speech though after all these years; back then it just hadn't sunk in that he could never wrestled again and then his induction happened so fast, just wasn't ready to accept that Edge was gone and I quit watching wrestling for a long period. Shawn/Vince and Edge/Foley ended up stealing the show at mania 22 anyway, heck that Ladder match was pretty damn entertaining, I think Ric Flair took a friggin Superplex from the top of the ladder for gods sake
The New Day documentary is pretty good, check that out although only lasts about 25min. It's interesting because despite how the booking team and creative mess things up nothing is stopping you from taking a risk if you have a good idea and putting your backside on the line, if it works you get over if not they at-least you don't have to live with the fact that you didn't try. Austin got over because he felt the Ring Master shtick was a load of bs and he had his own vision of who his character should be and he got over, the same happened with CM Punk and a number of other wrestlers. And now it's the New Day in an era where the creative control is so limited; I think talent need to step up a bit more, if they know what they are worth they should go and Knock and Vince's door with that idea which will turn their career around because honestly the creative/booking team(most don't even come from a wrestling background or have an interest in the product) have NO CLUE at all how to deal with talent and nor does Vince himself he is out of touch and this is reflected in the poor ratings.
RAW/Smackdown are struggling big time, Forbes have been reporting on it for a while:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/blakeoe...-slumps-put-more-pressure-on-the-wwe-network/
The Network is their safety net but at the moment they are just about breaking-even with 1million+ subscribers. The product needs to change as a whole if it is to survive, I don't believe that we're going through another phase where interest in wrestling begins to decline; it's the direction of the company which needs to change and no we don't need the Attitude era back but a product which is compelling.
N tbh man i cant remember last time i watched a raw or smackdown full show. Tbh i just watch the youtube videos they upload and sometimes catch the main events depending on whos in them.I need to check that one out, did watch Edge's HOF speech though after all these years; back then it just hadn't sunk in that he could never wrestled again and then his induction happened so fast, just wasn't ready to accept that Edge was gone and I quit watching wrestling for a long period. Shawn/Vince and Edge/Foley ended up stealing the show at mania 22 anyway, heck that Ladder match was pretty damn entertaining, I think Ric Flair took a friggin Superplex from the top of the ladder for gods sake
The New Day documentary is pretty good, check that out although only lasts about 25min. It's interesting because despite how the booking team and creative mess things up nothing is stopping you from taking a risk if you have a good idea and putting your backside on the line, if it works you get over if not they at-least you don't have to live with the fact that you didn't try. Austin got over because he felt the Ring Master shtick was a load of bs and he had his own vision of who his character should be and he got over, the same happened with CM Punk and a number of other wrestlers. And now it's the New Day in an era where the creative control is so limited; I think talent need to step up a bit more, if they know what they are worth they should go and Knock and Vince's door with that idea which will turn their career around because honestly the creative/booking team(most don't even come from a wrestling background or have an interest in the product) have NO CLUE at all how to deal with talent and nor does Vince himself he is out of touch and this is reflected in the poor ratings.
RAW/Smackdown are struggling big time, Forbes have been reporting on it for a while:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/blakeoe...-slumps-put-more-pressure-on-the-wwe-network/
The Network is their safety net but at the moment they are just about breaking-even with 1million+ subscribers. The product needs to change as a whole if it is to survive, I don't believe that we're going through another phase where interest in wrestling begins to decline; it's the direction of the company which needs to change and no we don't need the Attitude era back but a product which is compelling.
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WOOOOOOO! I believe the segment you posted was when Evolution was first being formed.
Am not sure but I think this whole angle lead to Ric Flair vs Shawn Michaels at Bad Blood? I was only a kid then but it's one of the matches I completely recall watching live on sky sports.
The company is too corporate and stifling creatively. The Del Rio story sums up the state of the WWE now. Its filled with careerists who have no interest or passion for the business. And apart from the main event it seems like no interest or direction is given to the rest of the card unless Cena is in it or another main guy. It doesnt allow organic development of stars. You watch any attitude era footage and its all about organic development. As u said we dont need attitude era to make the wwe interesting. Even in pg there have been great feuds.Edge is the kind of man that said to his friend christian when they were just starting their careers "I got to make it in this business so I can buy my mom a house so that she never has to worry again", take my hat off to him; his mom was a single parent and they went through some really bad times, she use to work like 5 different jobs to help the family and even then never put any pressure on Edge when it came to what he wanted to do which was to be a wrestler and she tried her level best to support him. And then he made it man it couldn't happen to a nicer guy, these stories really tear you up. Also, Edge was voted the most likely to win a wwe title by his class mates at school
Haha yeah that's the one. If I recall correctly, there were a few more of these in that episode. If you watch the complete episode, you'd never see the swerve coming, or at least I didn't. I remember me and my brothers being completely shocked when Flair turned on Shawn.
And yeah you're right this seems like the very beginning of Evolution. I was very little too so I don't remember it that well either.
Exactly to bring in PPV buyrates or Viewers they still ride of the coattails of their older stars because the current stars are always made to look inferior than the previous ones and the ones who did transcend eras aka Punk still had to take a backseat to older guys. I mean look at the way they booked Lesnar when he first came so poorly. That it took the streak ending to legitimise him as an unstoppable unbeatable beast just becoz they had to protect HHH and Cenas characters previously. And yeah what a joke decision that was at WM 31. Sting was the face coming to save the WWE from the Authoritys tyranny. Aka classic good vs evil. But then they had to make it about the monday night wars. And that only goes one way WCW burial. Most of these young fans dont knoew what WCW is or were even alive during the Monday Night Wars. Still remember cringing when Cole said the match everyone wanted to see in the attitude era. LOL. Sting been made to look weak at Mania which ruined his credibility amongst the fans who dont know him. So Rollins has to job to him by tapping out. Making him look like such a weak champion. HHH says its not the uh belt uh that makes the guy uh but the guy that makes the belt uh. And atm Rollins as champion means nothing. Ever since his squash match at Battleground vs Lesnar his title reign has been getting more lacklustre.
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when Booker T was buried but the biggest positive for Booker T and Sting in this burial was that they looked really good in the match itself until they lost only the finish was poor. It didn't make any sense in the confines of the storyline, you know if HHH could justify going over I have no issues with it but that was just stupid, it's almost like the people he signs have to lay down on their back for him some kind of weird initiation or insecurity over his own identity as a wrestler. Rollins has done the best he possibly can and is still the best A/R performer in the WWE, I get that he is a chicken sh!t heel and it's refreshing for once in that he actually has to cheat to win and at times rely on interference but it gets a bit to excessive. A heel must cheat to win and he has to do all he can to generate as much heat possible but he has to do it on his own majority of the time, getting help from J and J/Kane and relying on outside interference to retain for 99% of his reign only makes him look weak. The times he did go over without any shenanigans was in his matches against Dean Ambrose, now I would get it if they wanted to protect someone like Ambrose get Kane to help Rollins or something but nah they protect a guy like Cena who doesn't need it and although it was great that Jon Stewart got the WWE some main-stream attention it would have been better if Seth Cheated on his own and won; it's what Flair use to do all the time and it's how he became the star that he did.
Lol same here, I didn't get to see Shawn's initial run either. I only saw him in his second run and back then, I used to think it's all real and Shawn had this heroic gimmick where he would always put on great matches, and he'd take tremendous amount of punishment but still somehow manage make a comeback and win more often than not. Plus his moves and ring gear etc was so cool; I instantly became a fan.
Also, the first time I saw Taker, he had the biker gimmick and I had no idea about his deadman gimmick until I saw some old stuff and realized he's the same guy
Taker was so damn cool in that gimmick man. Biker gimmick will always have a special place in my heart. I hope he brings it back one last time before he retires lol.
). Also speaking of his ring gear, Survivor Series 2002 didn't happen ) there's a funny story about what he wore if you've read his book. I feel the same way as you about his initial run, I also use to dig up some old videos from the internet to see what he achieved in his first stint; Youtube wasn't available then or kinda new so I'd have to download the videos and then watch them on windows media players lol) use to sing that in the mosque and my ustad use to slap me. My all time favourite taker is the Ministry of Darkness one though, the music, his mic skills and how creepy he was; all just epic. Plus during that gimmick his in-ring work started to really improve as well, mainly because he started to sell Lmao. Also would do stuff a big guy usually wouldn't be capable off. I really thought the biker taker would return after the streak ended but it's just that the Phenom is such huge draw. He had the ministry of darkness dari at mania 30 though too bad he bloody lost, done me over; i was marking out when I saw him on RAW with that ministry of darkness look and then he proceeded to stab Lesnar with a Pen bah gawd and then I knew it was the Lord of Darkness himself!!!
Off topic have u seen those pics circulating of taker with the Ministry Dari manipulated by some retarded fb pages to say he has converted to Islam. makes me pmsl.Same, his ring gear was awesome loved the red tights from mania 20 I would where them to an asian wedding no lie, maybe come down a zip line as well and steal the grooms bride
I loved that gimmick of Taker it has his naysayers but I liked it, KEEEEEEP ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN KEEEEEEEEEP ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN
As an in ring performer Rollins is awesome but eventually he needs a defining victory on his own. Like DB got at Mania. Even as a cowardly Heel u need that victory to define yourself.Yeah it's good to bring in stars of the past and it is important that they win but in the end the ultimate pay off has to involve them putting one of the rising talents over but if they do put someone over in the end it means little if they've been losing. It was like wrestlemania 19 all over again
Going back to organic development, during the Attitude era WWF succeeded where WCW failed when it came to elevating their upper-mid card talent into main-event level. And although it's totally cool for one relying on outside interference all the time and other influences to retain it is important that a heel cheats on his own for most of the time to be taken seriously, in the AE when Jericho was being pushed he relied on outside interference at No Way Out to win but what was the pay off? he beat the Rock and Austin in the same night. Also I recall Austin TAPPING OUT to the ankle lock to put Kurt Angle over, it was at unforgiven in 2001; in this day and age rarely will you see talent on the pedestal being used to establish the new generation in such fashion. KO for example beat Cena clean but by the end of their feud it was Cena who looked good
I expect some over-booking at Night of Champions but Seth has to win both his matches and I'll be cool with that in the end; but it would be better if he cheats on his own to defeat Cena especially given how he won their match at SummerSlam.
) First time I've heard of it, sounds hilarious. At first when I read your post I thought you might have been talking about the pic where Taker is humbled by an old Muslim Buzurgh:
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) I love how they didn't change the Taker to Tauqeer or something, he's a Muslim Phenom now.
Is Sami Zayn Muslim i thought he was Arab Christian. And I know MVP did convert to Islam in Prison but i think in an interview he did lately he said he is agnostic. Sandow is Lebanese Christian i think like Salma Hayek [emoji7] :jerrylawler
Speaking of Muslim wrestlers, there's MVP that I know off remember him? and currently it's Sami Zayn. There was Daivari to who was the manager of Muhummad Hassan (he was Italian though and probably not a muslim). Damien Sandow is an arab but am not sure if he's a Muslim.
Yeah I saw that. Crowd went nuts and it was great to see.That Ladder Match he had against Jeff for the WWE title on RAW is criminally underrated, Jeff was so over in that period. Not sure if you watch Stone Cold Podcast Leathers, but Edge and Christian were his guests and as Austin showed them footage from those TLC matches there was stunned silence, everyone was speechless for a few minutes
When you look at the risks Jeff took am not surprised he began to take Cocaine, Edge on the other hand had to retire early and Christian also fell to injuries. Mat Hardy just got fat and the Dudleys are relatively okay, but the bumps they took in those matches seriously hurt them. From a fans point of view it's great entertainment but man I don't want to see another TLC match on that level, so dangerous but only those guys could have pulled it off.
Also Leathers, The Dudley Boys Returned did you know
Testifyyyy myyy brotha! lmaoo
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Yeah I saw that. Crowd went nuts and it was great to see.
Do you remember Maven eliminating taker from the royal rumble?
Edge spearing Jeff off the ladder was insanity personified.
In terms of telling crazy dives, don't forget NEW JACK.
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this should be interesting. Also did you watch Unfiltered with Renee, that's also a very good show.
PS: its kind of weird to watch Wrestlers eat while talking. I mean what if a wrestler is full then will Vince shout in the head phone "EAAAAATTTT DAMMIT"
) BAH GAWD KAYFABE IS DEAD! WWE's APEX Predator is really an APEX Lover Boy ) I don't mind it really, this is the sort of content which will help get more subscribers to the Network. I've never seen Randy in any kind of documentary which is focused on him and this sit down interview is probably the first where he gets to open up a bit, he's been through some tough periods in life and has been really unhappy/disgruntled at one point but am glad that his new woman has helped him out. )
) she's a big fan of The Rock, when she was a baby I use to make her play video games and everytime she'd pick The Rock in wrestlemania 2000 [MENTION=137419]dashing_man[/MENTION] you would know that game. San Andreas looked good didn't it, but I didn't watch that I was supposed to. Yeah Oculus was a horror produced by WWE studios, apparently it got some really good reviews.
