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His fucking mustache has gotten more press then the Chatterton lawsuit settlement

I just finished it. It’s very good.

There was a trend on wrestling Twitter where you post the issue of PWI from the month you were born. Wonder if it could catch on here.

This might be my new favorite Andre story

This’ll be a fresh of breath air after last night

Finn Balor looked like Apocalypse Now

I’m glad it’s not the Saudis

This show was classic pro wrestling, from beginning to end. The commitment to WM standards by this roster is to be applauded. It’s far more easier to be cynical about wrestling as an adult even if still swayed by the product, so it makes the reward this show has been at times before all the more sweet to take in. Cole and Graves were mostly phenomenal over both nights, putting over the talent and the storylines succinctly enough that it didn’t distract from the in-ring action.

Tonight is the end of an era, that’s for sure.

No lie I feel like this could be a great show. I’ve not watched much WWE overall but the curiosity about the product lately has grown stronger, and with these strong storylines and an able and willing roster, I’m convinced that for at least this weekend we’ll see a company truly at their peak. Very happy my brother is there to soak it all in, more of a true believer in wrestling than I have been in a long time.

When Jericho put her in his finishing hold I was so pissed off

Hebner brothers?

I have likely mentioned this already but I think PSH would have been a perfect Bobby Heenan. It wouldn’t have surprised me to learn he watched wrestling when he was more of a jock before he became an actor so who knows. God I hope he becomes more appreciated as time goes on and people go back to the work and say he was one of a kind in his field.

Kevin Gage, best known for playing Waingro in Heat, in that role reminds me a lot of Jake Roberts in nearly every way but his voice.

I just noticed that Simon and Schuster are putting out RingMaster. Weren’t they WWE’s publisher when Foley’s books came out and after?

Ron Fuller wrote a novel about a bear loose in the Smoky Mountains, and I believe he’s writing a book about wrestling next. Are there other wrestlers besides him and Mick Foley who have written novels?

Good match, Slaughter was a hell of a heel.

They must be announcing the whole class at once, instead of one a week like they did forever

How is this doing ratings-wise?

He had a really good match with 123 Kid on Superstars at some point in 93 https://youtu.be/ih6IC1whujg

How many wrestlers were on Carson? Hulk, Jesse Ventura and Andre off the top of my head but I wonder if there were more

Not that I would ever want to see it become violent at any point in the now 4-decades running on and off feud, but in the current media landscape everything like this is now fair game to be booked.

The actor who played Healy on Orange is the New Black is Bill Mercer, and was in among other things two of the more disturbing episode of the first season of True Detective. Nobody is listed on IMDb or Letterboxd as playing Manning.

Just Jake now and has been for awhile. How is it?

I wonder if Rush goes face after this. Hook and him would have a good match.