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I was actually going to post something about this...What the FUCK? I've tried to watch TNA twice in the last month or two only to turn it on at the exact time that they were showing Sting, who no longer is The Crow but now a Cable Access version of Heath Ledger's Joker??? What the fuck?Subhuman Yeti wrote:Sting ripping off the Joker is better than anything he's done in a long time...
Since his promos have always pretty much sucked, it's probably the best mic work/character advancement work he's ever done.
It's really not THAT great, but still far fucking better than anything Steph the Hole and HHH the Nose could have ever booked for him.
Cool , my son thinks Im the best dad in the world for getting him tickets!LAglamrocker wrote:103 is a good section for the event. 150$ thats seems like a good deal, those seats were 80$ face value i believe.
Did the X-Division feature fat guys like Abbyss in the early days? I have vague memory of watching the X-Division 6 or 7 years ago and it was so much cooler. Even remember people here hyping it.nakedmadman wrote:it's a damn shame too. With the X-division, TNA could be so good.... Meh, oh well, I guess this week's episode of Pirate hookers & Has-beens was OK.
It always amazed me at WWE shows how RVD was one of the only people who was always over with all demographics. He has such a connection with the audience even without great promo skills...
you're such a fucking mark. lolozzyrulz777 wrote:I am glad that CM Punk decided to stay.
my bestest friend ever deathcurse wrote:Space Bear is boring. He'll cry about this and I won't read it because he just sucks and makes me want to get hit by a car.
GrayAntiMatter wrote:Bitches like my banana in their tailpipe.....
I still think it's in the plans, at some point. Someone brought up Triple H vs. CM Punk for Wrestlemania 28.Sinderella wrote:What the fuck? Thank god they changed this, if this shit happens on Monday when I'm there I'm charging the ring! (you guys will post my bail right?
Monday’s RAW featured Triple H’s first night in charge as well as the surprise return of WWE title holder CM Punk.
According to Dave Meltzer in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, there were actually six different scripts written for RAW – one of which would have resulted in Triple H laying out CM Punk with a pedigree.
Although the obvious scenario would be for WWE to capitalize on CM Punk’s recent popularity and push him to the moon, most of the scenarios presented for Monday’s RAW were not to get Punk over, but to emphasize Triple H’s new role as Vince McMahon’s successor.
Prior to WWE settling on what we saw unfold on Monday night, the original plan for CM Punk’s return was for him to get attacked and pedigreed by Triple H. Alberto Del Rio then would have come out, cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase against John Cena at SummerSlam.
While this would have certainly put Triple H over as a major heel and led to an eventual program with a babyface CM Punk cooler heads prevailed and the angle of Punk getting squashed on the night of his return was scrapped
RVD:420 Nuff said.Subhuman Yeti wrote:It always amazed me at WWE shows how RVD was one of the only people who was always over with all demographics. He has such a connection with the audience even without great promo skills...
Almost as bad asSpace Bear wrote:If you loved him as Ray Bradstone, you'll love him in...
This. I TOTALLY agree.MetalDad72 wrote:If they would have squashed Punk out of the gate I would have thrown the tv out the window. It just proves the jackasses that write that shit have no fucking clue what they are doing.
I would have held him out for a few more weeks. He should have stirred the shit by buying tickets for the front row, going on talk shows, etc.. They fucking blew it by hot-shotting the match for Summerslam. And dont give me this bullshit of Summerslam being a big PPV. When you can hear the cash register ringing you need to milk it for everything its worth. I'm not talking a Sting/Hogan year payoff but damn one week was a bit of a joke.
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I fully agree with both of the above threads.Monty610 wrote:This. I TOTALLY agree.MetalDad72 wrote:If they would have squashed Punk out of the gate I would have thrown the tv out the window. It just proves the jackasses that write that shit have no fucking clue what they are doing.
I would have held him out for a few more weeks. He should have stirred the shit by buying tickets for the front row, going on talk shows, etc.. They fucking blew it by hot-shotting the match for Summerslam. And dont give me this bullshit of Summerslam being a big PPV. When you can hear the cash register ringing you need to milk it for everything its worth. I'm not talking a Sting/Hogan year payoff but damn one week was a bit of a joke.
If they "needed" this to be the main event at SS, they should have started the angle a month earlier. In fact SS would have been better as someone said, with the ending of last week's RAW, and Punk coming back just then. Everything you typed is what they should have done. Have him showing up at arenas, and not even the front row. They could really act like it was unplanned, get a shot of him sitting in the stands up top, or in a Box. Do every radio and talk show that would book him and totally kayfabe it. As it stands the main event at SS is essentially the same main event as MITB. The "title unification" aspect doesn't add anything to the mix because technically with "HHH re-signing Punk", that de-legitimizes any other claim to the belt.
Jesus Christ, I talk about this like it's freaking real. Where's Redman when you need him...LOL
