WWE

[luckysalt]

Kaitlyn looked bloody hot last night I'll say that.

[The Nal]

Roman Reigns and Bray Wyatt need a main event push starting right now. WWE hasnt been this weak since the early to mid 90s with Doink the Clown. Survivor Series, tradionally one of the strongest ppvs of the year, just shit.

[Andre91]

I agree with Reigns. He's the next big thing (unintentional Lesnar reference). Wyatt though, not for me. I just don't like him, I can't see him being a major player.

Seth Rollins on the other hand, god they should be pushing him to the moon.

[metallimuse]

Am I the only one who thinks Dean Ambrose is the star of The Shield?!?!

[When Jokers Attack]

Glad Reigns was a the soul survivor, big things ahead for him I hope. Tag match with Punk/Bryan vs Wyatts was good but apart from that it was poor (Skipped Cena/Del Rio so can't comment on that)

Why weren't Ziggler or Sandow on the PPV? These two SHOULD be the future.

Why have Big E win the IC title on the RAW before Survivor Series then defend it against the person who he HAS just beat.They should of just let him win the title at Survivor Series.

Orton/Big Show worst main event in recent history?

They are clearly teasing the title unification so could that happen at the next PPV?

[lharris92]

it won't happen at tlc, maybe rumble if not wm.

and yes i agree with above, i prefer ambrose to the other 2 but they've dropped the ball with him.

as soon as anyone gets the US/IC championship they get pushed for a while then get put to the back burner while they work out what to do next.

worst ss in a long while, they really are dropping the ball with the more established ppvs at the moment.

but its obvious why reigns was given the limelight, they're looking towards the future, and who might replace cena when he eventually goes

[The Nal]

Yeah the main event was awful.

Ziggler. What does he have to do?! Great athlete. Sells as good as anyone.

[A-Rob]

worst ss in a long while, they really are dropping the ball with the more established ppvs at the moment.

Agree on Survivor Series, It's surely a contender for the worst survivor series of all time.

However I don't agree that wwe is dropping the ball with most established ppvs, SummerSlam this year was imo one of the best events of the last 10 yrs

[Chiefski]

Enjoyed Summerslam as well but they havent exactly done much to continue building on that since then, they are already back at the status quo pretty much. Fully endorse this potential Roman Reigns push/turn though, been impressive lately

[luckysalt]

TNA spoilers

]Just read that Magnus beat Jeff Hardy to become the new TNA World Champ.

He's now in TEAM DIXIE with Dixie, EC3 and Rockstar Spud.

At least its pushing new talent, lets hope he stays world title level for a LONG time. Barrett should have had this push in WWE.

Edited December 5, 2013 by luckysalt

[Uncle Liam]

Really? They have a faction called THAT?

[luckysalt]

Yeah ha ha

The match was a Dixie land match where its a cage match, you have to climb out go up the stage, then its a ladder match on the ramp.

Its all about Dixie now mate. Total Nonstop Dixie! TND TND TND!

[luckysalt]

Just read the TNA spoilers for up to Jan 2nd

On mobile so cant spoiler but I like the direction its heading, looks like Genesis is gunna be a great PPV

[When Jokers Attack]

Just read the TNA spoilers for up to Jan 2nd

On mobile so cant spoiler but I like the direction its heading, looks like Genesis is gunna be a great PPV

Still 4 ppvs a year?

Not watched TNA in ages but heard the Aces and Eights funeral angle was brilliant.

Triple H documentary was very good but could have focused more on feuds, No mention of the Austin feud and nothing about Foley but I assume that is because it's all covered on the Foley documentary.

[metallimuse]

Triple H documentary was very good but could have focused more on feuds, No mention of the Austin feud and nothing about Foley but I assume that is because it's all covered on the Foley documentary.

You mean 'Thy Kingdom Come'?Foley appeared on it and discussed their feud they had while he was in his Mankind character which they both said helped to get Trips over and be taken seriously.

Edit; I did think it was interesting how Trips seemed to suggest Austin refused to put him over and would only drop the belt to Foley who in turn dropped it to Trips the night after the PPV on Raw for Trips first title.

Edited December 5, 2013 by metallimuse

[When Jokers Attack]

You mean 'Thy Kingdom Come'?Foley appeared on it and discussed their feud they had while he was in his Mankind character which they both said helped to get Trips over and be taken seriously.

Edit; I did think it was interesting how Trips seemed to suggest Austin refused to put him over and would only drop the belt to Foley who in turn dropped it to Trips the night after the PPV on Raw for Trips first title.

Yeah but that was very brief. I was wanting to hear about Rumble and No Way Out 2000, two matches that cemented Triple H as a star. As I say they are probably discussed on the Foley doc which I haven't watched yet.

[metallimuse]

Yeah but that was very brief. I was wanting to hear about Rumble and No Way Out 2000, two matches that cemented Triple H as a star. As I say they are probably discussed on the Foley doc which I haven't watched yet.

I think that was discussed on his earlier dvd.I definitely remember him talking about those matches.

[lharris92]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-McbBKlyoc&feature=youtu.be

[luckysalt]

Well. Im dumbstruck and this is fucking huge.

• Jeff Jarrett ‏@JeffJarrettTNA2h

  On December 22nd, 2013 I officially resigned from TNA Entertainment. Thanks to everyone involved for all the fantastic memories! #grateful

For those who don't know, Jarrett started TNA when he decided there needed to be a second big promotion in the US when WCW died. He started EVERYTHING off, and when he couldn't run it financially anymore Dixie asked her Dad to invest in the company and they did, Jarrett lost power, more so down the line but retained a 29% stake in the company.

No one seems to know exactly what he has resigned from, but plenty of current and former TNA people are tweeting him saying thank you.

I wonder, is he done with wrestling altogether or with say Hogan and Bischoff and some backing, is he gunna do it again? Think about it there's a lot of talent and names free at the moment, he has enough out there to do it again.

THE two mainstays of TNA from the VERY beginning are now gone, Jeff and AJ. Very weird situation going on at TNA right now, this is like when Hulk left WWF IMO.

[Uncle Liam]

How is it huge?

He's gone before, and then was brought back as an agent, and now is gone again. Hardly a massive story. NO different these days from Road Dogg leaving Vince land.

And he's not done Wrestling by a long shot.

[Uncle Liam]

And comparing to when Hulk left Vince (pin 92, or 93, or 02, or 03...??) is ridiculous on so many levels.

[luckysalt]

How is it huge?

He's gone before, and then was brought back as an agent, and now is gone again. Hardly a massive story. NO different these days from Road Dogg leaving Vince land.

And he's not done Wrestling by a long shot.

You can tell you're not a TNA person, to a TNA viewer its HUGE.

He hasn't gone before, he's NEVER been gone, he's been with the company since day one because it was HIS company, yeah he sold the controlling stake a long time ago but he still owned part of the company.

He was sent home when the whole lies about seeing Karen came out but he was never gone.

He's still had MUCH to do with the company, this year he did the deal with Wrestle 1 in Japan with Muta to work together, he's the one who has the deal going with AAA in Mexico. Just cus you didn't see him on TV doesn't mean a thing.

End of the day WWF grew to huge levels with Hogan, it was Vince and Hogan they were a partnership they grew that company, this parallels that as in Dixie and Jeff grew TNA together and now Jeff has gone, he may not have the star power of Hulk, but behind the scenes, its as big an impact.

Im stunned Jeff is walking away, the word has been he was back in control with Hogan and Bischoff gone and now he's gone. TNA is in a complete turnaround of late.

Imagine if Jarrett, Hogan and Bischoff do decide to try to start up a company, all it takes is one rich guy to pump some money in, they could bury TNA.

[Uncle Liam]

He went in 2006 after losing the title, came back for a month in May 2007 to (unsuccessfully) put Roode over and then fucked off again. You can 'own' part of the company but it's only a part of it. A minority interest. Dixie and the gang still called the shots. I can't imagine Jarrett, being very, very smart about the wrestling industry in general (erm.... apart from the initial TNA concept which was fucked up beyond belief) would've supported 90% of the ideas implemented the last decade.

He hasn't been on TV in what, two years?

Burying TNA? Like that's hard. TNA has buried itself for years. Hogan is done- not a draw anymore and can't work. Bischoff creatively is done. So if they do find a rich guy, it's also going to have to be an incredibly stupid one. What difference did Hogan and Bischoff make to TNA, apart from plunging them further in the hole?

[luckysalt]

First EVER TNA show is on Challenge right now. The one from 2002. Very first EVER. Pretty cool

[Gre]

First EVER TNA show is on Challenge right now. The one from 2002. Very first EVER. Pretty cool

Is that the one with the Flying Elvises & cage dancers? (And a team named after/dressed as penises?) Good times!