Quantum of Phallus posted:

Quantum of Phallus posted:

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Pylons posted:

lol just realized Andrade isn't even in the Elimination Chamber qualifiers

Erin M. Fiasco posted:

Personally I think Trick Williams is an international superstar and the future of this business

Quantum of Phallus posted:

That DICK! posted:

wwe thread wont know. wwe thread dont watch that bs.

Erin M. Fiasco posted:

But he has nothing on Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo

16-bit Butt-Head posted:

someone on twitter will watch it and someone in this thread will recap the tweet

That DICK! posted:

wwe thread wont know. wwe thread dont watch that bs.

rotinaj posted:

Anything that is good gets put onto YouTube and Twitter

So one or two videos a month filter in

Quantum of Phallus posted:

Gaz-L posted:

How long until SRS or Meltzer start reporting that he's 'frustrated with how he's being used'?

Gaz-L posted:

How long until SRS or Meltzer start reporting that he's 'frustrated with how he's being used'?

projecthalaxy posted:

I used to be a big fan of The Rock and his Hollywood career. He, along with John Cena, were my favorite actors in Hollywood. John Cena has moved up to #1 after The Rock's disappointing display of selfishness at the Wrestlemania 40 presser.

The Rock slapped Cody Rhodes after Cody Rhodes, according to The Rock, disrespected and talked about his and Roman Reigns' family, their bloodline at the Wrestlemania presser. After some days for it to sink in, I have seen The Rock for who he really is.

I used the word, selfishness, earlier to describe The Rock. I used this word because we saw who Rock really is. Cody Rhodes mentioned weeks ago how he had a conversation with legends and that included The Rock, about what Cody should do at Wrestlemania. Cody even brought up this "wonderful conversation" at the presser. Cody decided not to face Roman Reigns at Wrestlemania at the time. Now that we have seen who the Rock really is, I am led to believe that The Rock lied to Cody Rhodes.

I believe the conversation that The Rock had with Cody Rhodes was all a way for The Rock to have Roman Reigns at Wrestlemania. His intention with his conversation with Rhodes, was to convince Cody Rhodes to step aside because I think Rock fears Cody can beat Roman Reigns. The Rock was in it for himself and didn't have Cody's best interest. Rock looked after Rock in the entirety of his conversation with Cody Rhodes. He wanted to create the historic moment of ending Roman Reigns' title reign, not Cody Rhodes.

How disappointing and selfish of The Rock. The Rock knows how much it means for Cody to finish the story and win the Undisputed Universal championship and win it for his dad, Dusty Rhodes. Cody Rhodes trusted The Rock and that's why he seeked The Rock out. Who would've known The Rock was using this conversation as a way to lie to Cody Rhodes and open the door for Rock to face Reigns at Wrestlemania?

As for the slap The Rock gave Cody Rhodes. Yeah, maybe Cody shouldn't talk about The Rock and Reigns' family. But Reigns literally mentioned Cody Rhodes' father, minutes before Rock slapped Cody. The Rock claims to have slapped Cody because he talked about their family. I don't buy that for a second. The Rock was pissed that Cody chose Roman Reigns at Wrestlemania and now The Rock has nothing to do at Wrestlemania.

projecthalaxy posted:

I used to be a big fan of The Rock and his Hollywood career. He, along with John Cena, were my favorite actors in Hollywood. John Cena has moved up to #1 after The Rock's disappointing display of selfishness at the Wrestlemania 40 presser.

The Rock slapped Cody Rhodes after Cody Rhodes, according to The Rock, disrespected and talked about his and Roman Reigns' family, their bloodline at the Wrestlemania presser. After some days for it to sink in, I have seen The Rock for who he really is.

I used the word, selfishness, earlier to describe The Rock. I used this word because we saw who Rock really is. Cody Rhodes mentioned weeks ago how he had a conversation with legends and that included The Rock, about what Cody should do at Wrestlemania. Cody even brought up this "wonderful conversation" at the presser. Cody decided not to face Roman Reigns at Wrestlemania at the time. Now that we have seen who the Rock really is, I am led to believe that The Rock lied to Cody Rhodes.

I believe the conversation that The Rock had with Cody Rhodes was all a way for The Rock to have Roman Reigns at Wrestlemania. His intention with his conversation with Rhodes, was to convince Cody Rhodes to step aside because I think Rock fears Cody can beat Roman Reigns. The Rock was in it for himself and didn't have Cody's best interest. Rock looked after Rock in the entirety of his conversation with Cody Rhodes. He wanted to create the historic moment of ending Roman Reigns' title reign, not Cody Rhodes.

How disappointing and selfish of The Rock. The Rock knows how much it means for Cody to finish the story and win the Undisputed Universal championship and win it for his dad, Dusty Rhodes. Cody Rhodes trusted The Rock and that's why he seeked The Rock out. Who would've known The Rock was using this conversation as a way to lie to Cody Rhodes and open the door for Rock to face Reigns at Wrestlemania?

As for the slap The Rock gave Cody Rhodes. Yeah, maybe Cody shouldn't talk about The Rock and Reigns' family. But Reigns literally mentioned Cody Rhodes' father, minutes before Rock slapped Cody. The Rock claims to have slapped Cody because he talked about their family. I don't buy that for a second. The Rock was pissed that Cody chose Roman Reigns at Wrestlemania and now The Rock has nothing to do at Wrestlemania.

Sydney Bottocks posted:

I scrolled to the end looking for the "And I don't know how to accept that" line, but it wasn't there

Eat My Fuc posted:

Pat Patterson was scheduled to take on Maxim Yamamoto for this next match, What is with all of these unknowns? And why have I never heard of them before? These unknowns do not even show up in the official rosters, so why were they even on here? Well, the most likely reason is because they all were officially on the rosters at one point, and then were removed for reasons the WWE refuses to talk about. Yamamoto was seen as some sort of sumo wrestler. He was a big man who would come out in a sumo-like costume similar to Yokozuna, with the character originating from Japan, as some sources say.

Eat My Fuc posted:

This guy was even more crazy than the previous two. He was absolutely zooted out of his mind and spazzed out as he made his entrance. He would be seen spitting out random gibberish and literally doing the randomness of things, like mimicking animal noises. Usually, according to a few, he would enter the ring as if it was a sumo arena. So, this was completely out of character for the wrestler and only kicked back up speculations amongst the crowd, who were beginning to think that these incidents were all linked to one another and more than just a flat-out, simple coincidence. Some people started to think that these events were systematic and not random. Something had to be up with the event. There was no way this was happening just randomly like it was nothing. Someone, or something, had to be causing this."

Eat My Fuc posted:

When the match began, for some odd reason, Yamamoto began beating his chest like an ape and let out an ape-man cry similar to Tarzan. He then got on the floor and spun around while kicking his feet and making a sound which was blatantly Curly from The Three Stooges. The crowd either was looking confused, or worried. They knew something was up. These incidents have been happening all throughout the entire event. Pat Patterson looked in disbelief, not understanding why he had to battle someone who was blatantly not sober and acting very strangely. So, he didn’t. He just let them go crazy and didn’t attack them once. Yamamoto just got even more and more crazy as time went on, though.

Eat My Fuc posted:

At one point, at around 15 minutes later, Yamamoto had a severe stroke in the middle of the ring. He was speaking random, unintelligible gibberish, and his body was moving in very strange and uncomforting ways, which freaked out the crowd. Eventually, he started gagging as he fainted right on the mat. The crowd was horrified at what they just witnessed. Yamamoto was then taken out by stretcher, just as the previous two. The crowd then realized all of these events were linked in some way. Three wrestlers, all of them not sober, all fainted and taken to the hospital. This was no longer just pure coincidence.

Eat My Fuc posted:

.The crowd was thinking that this could be something far, far more sinister.

Eat My Fuc posted:

Why would three wrestlers act not sober and faint in the middle of the ring? The answer of ‘pure coincidence’ no longer added up. It had to be intentional. Or there was some other dark meaning. Either way, the ‘coincidence’ theory was thrown out. The crowd did not have a reaction to the next match. Just black, blank stares at the action that was happening. The match in question was Bret Hart vs. Sgt. Slaughter. They were two well-known wrestlers, but the crowd did not care. The crowd was more interested in finding out what was going on, and why all of these other wrestlers were acting super weird. But, the thing is, the crowd came to the theory that it was not sheer ‘coincidence’, but something far more sinister. So, the crowd remained silent throughout the entire match.

Quantum of Phallus posted:

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1glitch0 posted:

She just goes into the T pose like a crashed video game character.

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Sydney Bottocks posted:

I scrolled to the end looking for the "And I don't know how to accept that" line, but it wasn't there