@HeyHeyItsConrad I agree. Roman doesn’t have to surpass Hogan, Austin or Cena to be appreciated. For a lot of us, he’ll always have a special place because he was the face of WWE’s resurgence after the pandemic and during the transition away from the Vince era. That’s a legacy all its own.
@allan_cheapshot Genuine question: did you adjust for today’s MSG layout and production setup? It feels like a difficult apples-to-apples comparison with the Hogan era set-up.
@IsThisAWork @Jaylq5f0 @Fightful Survivor Series ‘93. Terry was supposed to be one of the Kings Knight’s under a hood. Story goes he backed out on short notice telling Vince “His horse is sick”.
Pritchard had stated this a few times in his pod.
Kyle Connor subdued any potential distractions with his contract status by signing an eight-year deal to commit long-term to Winnipeg...
TSN's new Winnipeg Bureau reporter @danielleBain & @DarrenDreger break down the deal and what it means for the Jets: https://t.co/nZITTptxup
@WrestlingMark16 It’s not exclusive to Vince, WWE, or wrestling. This is a societal issue across all mediums. NFL defend players accused of abuse. Hollywood - Weinstein for years. Music - R. Kelly. Fans still go to bat for Ezra Miller and Kanye. It’s a pattern of loyalty outweigh accountability.
The Other Guys is 15 years old today.
One of the most underrated comedies of the last 20 years. It's worth it for Michael Keaton's TLC references alone... not that he's making any.
@ChrisToeFurr220 It wasn’t just match quality—it was the payoff of stories. That’s what hits for WWE fans (and all fans, really). I was big into AEW from ‘19-‘23—but the last 18–24 months weren’t the best storywise, IMO. If AEW keeps this momentum and WWE works to get hot again, we all win.
@prairiecentrist Next video better have him cradling a hairless cat and spinning slowly in a chair. Give the people the budget Bond villain we all suspect he is.