That’s what that tells you? Like he doesn’t take a vacation after every major feud? Lol he took one just this year after Wrestlemania.
I could see him coming back as heel or babyface but I’m not sure what another world title run would do. Other than the people singing his song, I’m not sure what this version of Randy Orton provides and by “this version” I’m not talking about his heel character
According to the MCU timeline, Scarlet Witch died in 2024 during Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, while Vision Quest reportedly takes place in 2028.
That's roughly four years later. So how is her body still seemingly intact after being buried beneath tons of rubble for all those years? Shouldn't it have decomposed by now? 🤔
@WolferusYT@litlbirds That’s about it. I mean, if you wanna say he’s a bigger star than the NXT guys that are still wet behind the ears with barely any experience then you’re golden but I don’t think that’s the hit you think it is
Andrade is a bigger WHAT?
Hey look, I ain’t gonna doubt his popularity in Mexico. Dude is over like nobody’s business over there. So if we’re talking just Mexico, sure, I’ll bite.
But OVERALL? You gotta be smoking the best dope money can buy
Chavo Guerrero confirmed to Fightful Select that he and longtime wrestling lawyer Brad Small have launched Not Too Small.
Our article from Fightful Select:
A new agency has been launched, with the goal of representing wrestlers in the sport and in Hollywood.
Chavo Guerrero Jr confirmed to Fightful’s Sean Ross Sapp that Not Too Small would launch, as he and longtime wrestling attorney Brad Small have joined forces. Guerrero tells Fightful that they aim to negotiate wrestling contracts, help land wrestlers deals on TV shows, movies, commercials, stunt work, and brand deals.
Guerrero is well known within the wrestling industry for his 30+ year career across WWE, WCW, TNA, Lucha Underground, AEW and more. He’s transitioned to Hollywood, working on movies like Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day, The Iron Claw, and the new hit television show Margot’s Got Money Troubles. Chavo has worked in a variety of roles from consulting on wardrobe, to script terminology, to training actors for wrestling scened.
Brad Small has been on the wrestling scene for decades, representing dozens of talent
We’re told that the new agency has already made contact with AEW and WWE to notify them of their intentions, which was met well.
Fightful spoke to Chavo about it in a new interview:
"Brad Small, he’s been my lawyer/agent since 2003, doing most of my WWE/WWF stuff and of course, all my TNA and Lucha stuff. Definitely all of my Hollywood stuff. Brad’s just — he’s represented all the big players in the industry and we were talking, with his connections and my connections, why are we not representing wrestlers on our own and doing our own agency? That got us thinking, it was a little while back we started talking about that. He was all for it — I just think it’s such a great fit because what happens in this industry, you have people trying to represent wrestlers but first of all, if you don’t know wrestling contracts, they’re a whole different ball game. It’s an own set, it’s got its own place in contracts. Anybody from Hollywood trying to read a wrestling contract would be like, hell no, no way, don’t ever sign that. I’ve heard that time and time again from wrestlers trying to get a new guy doing their contacts, that’s just not how it works. So, you really have to know contracts. Brad Small knows contacts. Then, with all the Hollywood stuff that we’ve got going on, that I’ve got going on, people that’s he’s represented like Eva Longoria and Chris Jericho, man it was just like a perfect fit. So, we created our agency called Not Too Small, playing off his name and our Guerrero size. We’ve always been not too small, but we’re too small in a big man’s business [laughs]. That’s what’s going on man, we created our own agency and we’re going to represent wrestlers not only in the wrestling world but also transitioning into the Hollywood world or in other business ventures like brand endorsements and really anything that they want to do to kind of make their brand bigger. There’s a couple of other people in that space, but I just feel that we really just have so much to offer. Talking to Tony Khan, right away he got back to us and was like, ‘Wow, this is really great.’ A couple other people from WWE got back to us and it was pretty cool to hear their feedback.”
@drmznvrdie408 I don’t hate Keith Lee. I miss seeing him in the ring. But his tweet was objectively stupid back then. I hope he finds peace in whatever he’s doing now
Keith Lees tweet was stupid then and it’s stupid now,
Gunther could leave WWE tomorrow and it would still be stupid. Dude has won 75% of his matches and spent 80% of his time with the company wearing a title.
Stop being weird
The Royal Rumble is in Arizona. I’m pretty sure those tickets are gonna sell.
This is the part that always gets me. When someone Yall like is world champion, you give them all the credit in the world when tickets sell. When they don’t, you have every excuse in the book as to why it’s not their fault.
Full gear has only sold half the amount of tickets it sold last year. It’s one of AEWs original events. One of their original big four. And it hasn’t even crossed 6k yet. Imagine WWE holding Summerslam and it only sold 6,000 tickets.
I don’t have an issue with Ospreay but his reign has been booked like absolute garbage and the full gear attendance is a consequence of that. Usually AEW sells bad for their weekly shows but then does good for PPVs. Once the PPV attendance starts dipping, it’s time to make a change
@uhmorreuagain@Lachmiesta316 In your own screenshot it shows the last time they were in the building it didn’t sell out. Also I have two other examples that you haven’t acknowledged, the lack of ticket sales for Arizona is because it’s a bad market for wrestling it’s irrelevant towards will as champion.
Nothing Doomsday related is gonna happen in VisionQuest bro lmfao, they're just using their biggest movie ever to promote the finale of their show, which is expected.
If he has broken ribs and a punctured lung, it may not be safe to transport him right now which is why he stayed and they left personnel with him.
It’s easy not to be stupid and yet so many people on this app fail
You think
1) Bret Hart gives a shit what I gotta say?
And
2) I give a shit whether Bret Hart is on Twitter?
I didn’t even take any shots at him. You’re just in your feelings because you’re Canadian and Bret is the second coming of Jesus to you guys. I get it. But get the fuck outta my mentions with that dumb fan boy shit
@GiftedMoney If you're gonna shit talk someone, tag them muffin
@BretHart is on twitter.
Gifted, just because your blue check shows the world you're a scum sucking bitch, doesn't mean you have to act like one and live the gimmick.
Most people on this app at the time put most of the blame on Lyra too.
Roaddogg felt betrayed so instead of owning up to it and admitting he wasn’t good, he decided to use unreal as a scapegoat.
Lyra didn’t quit
LA Knight didn’t quit when he felt embarrassed.
That’s what unreal is. It goes behind the curtain. So whatever you say, just know there might be cameras around. Roaddogg looked like a lost puppy trying to pitch ideas. He wasn’t good. This is not new information. If he felt betrayed, he should’ve felt betrayed in himself that he let himself get exposed for not being good
Yeah bro. They fired him for his support of Chelsea Green and then gave Chelsea the women’s title to show what a piece of shit Roaddogg is.
Why are we still giving Coach a platform ?
Smart WWE would run a storyline on Smackdown where Tiffany Stratton's cash-in is reversed because she didn't declare what title she was cashing in for...
The match is void, Chelsea gets the titles back, and Tiffy gets the briefcase again.
MAKE IT INTERESTING!
@wrestletakes2 First of all, the dude was bad at his job. There are others but maybe they’re just better at hiding it in front of the camera than he was. Unreal was not a coordinated effort to expose Brian James. Yall gotta be serious
@CoreyBrennanFF I’ll never forgive this app for calling Bayley Bayley Hogan last year.
The same woman who won exactly 16 of her 114 matches in 2022 and 2023.