A big Happy 47th Birthday to CM Punk.
Forever the Best in the World.
May there be donuts and muffins galore for you with your family today!
Happy Birthday Punker, forever grateful for the impact you’ve had on my life!
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Just had a little dream I was walking down the Champs-Élysées.
Funny… Paris was screaming my name. 🤡
J’ai rêvé que je marchais sur les Champs-Élysées.
Drôle… tout Paris criait mon nom. 🇫🇷
Let’s look at the “bigger picture.” Total Divas and the mainstream rise of the Bella Twins played a key role in expanding WWE’s audience, particularly among women and LGBTQ+ fans. WWE publicly cited the show’s impact on shifting demographics. That heightened interest around the women’s division helped push the company to invest more in female talent with more screen time and better storylines.
@THETRIBAlCHIEFm Le placement est spécifique à la WWE. Comme chaque évènements à un placement différent sur le parterre tu peux pas vraiment savoir. Ça correspond à zone où tu va être. Si tu choisi Auto tu peux te retrouver dans n'importe quelle zone orange autour du ring.
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I don’t know what it is, but for the most part, I’m largely unmoved by the WWE product in 2025. There are certain wrestlers and stories that intrigue me. But on a wider scale, everything just feels so… lifeless.
When I get done watching one of these shows (especially SmackDown), I’m just left feeling disappointed or that my time has been wasted. Wrestlers like Andrade, Carmelo Hayes, Chad Gable, or Dragon Lee, who could be great assets to your weekly product, are either stuck in catering or just pin eaters for the top guys.
On top of that, the WWE openly leaning more towards a right-winged “manosphere” audience really isn’t helping. Seeing guys like Tony Hinchcliffe and Andrew Schultz make their way on the show just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Especially when the company is already facing criticism for the lack of representation with its black wrestlers.
I don’t know if it’s due to the TKO merge, or just a creative burnout from Paul Levesque, but I hope things get better soon.