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It's still up on Google's archive.

He knew her dad, at the least.

I dunno, Marty trained her at Rev Pro before this incident even happened: Her claim was also that, while plastered drunk, he had her underwear off, penis out before her friend saw them and told him to leave.

Per Meltzer At this point wouldn't shutting down for a bit be the best option? At best we avoid unnecessary contractions of Covid-19, at worst it gives talent time to be out of the drudgery/staleness of the product that a lot of them have fallen in to.

Making racist, misogynistic and homophobic remarks about talent/trainees to others in Chikara. The same person accuses Quack of taking advantage of his position to sleep with a trainee(s?). Hopefully things become clearer. IIRC, and this is going back a while, didn't Quackenbush forbid EMTs from removing a wrestler's mask so his identity wouldn't be exposed in front of the audience? I think it was Lince. He also fired Jigsaw for removing his mask in RoH. So he's definitely a bit short-tempered. Of course that's unrelated to the accusations now, just a tidbit that goes against Chikara's image of family-friendly entertainment. I'm looking in from afar here but wasn't there accusations against IGN (or a staff member) quite a while back? Hopefully those speaking out are given respect in doing so, because it was a shit show before. I don't think gaming or wrestling is quite there yet, in terms of fostering systemic change for the better, but it's a huge step forward compared to where we were a decade ago.

Candice LeRay's tweet about Joey is heartbreaking. To me, what makes Joey's actions stick out that much more, is how he did that spot with Sienna where she stopped the match to talk about getting consent just as he was about to make her grab his dick. That and another interview he did (Youshoot?) where he says that he gets explicit consent before each of his matches and doesn't expect any women to do something they're uncomfortable with really hammers home what a crock of shit he is.

I think it's important for these 'woke' superstars to remain in WWE. Not only for the reasons outlined above, but because their position gives power to their words. There's a repeating pattern in the beliefs of these survivors - that this is paying your dues, boys being boys and just how things are. With people like Pete Dunne vocally saying it's not OK, it helps people in vulnerable positions to understand that it's not OK. I don't know, it reads a bit deeper than that to me. From what I gathered Cabana took an interest in the survivor's physical appearance (before or directly surrounding her 16th birthday). Creepy but legal(?). Her number was passed on and she was informed to do whatever he wanted sexually. Whether that's the promoter pimping her out to keep Colt happy or he had asked directly for her, I don't know. Taking a liking to someone and the promoter delivering her to you on a silver, sexual platter surely sends off alarm bells that this is prostituting talent, doesn't it? He seemed equally happy with the 'replacement'. In the context of the post, of course there is a mismatch in 'severity' but, at the very least, this is Colt turning a blind eye to something terrible.

Speaking of 'heroes'/favourites, Colt Cabana (American import) was outed as a weirdo. Hade Vansen is a rapist. Hopefully this is a start of getting some bigger names.

Pollyanna accused his friend (Scott Wainworth) of rape. She didn't get booked after that.

Scurll, Joey Ryan and Swagger are the biggest names I've seen. I almost don't want to believe the stories of the first two - they're sick.

This website has quite a lot of AJPW on it. Here's the match in 1080p https://www.bilibili.com/s/video/BV1CA41147de If I can't link to external sites, please let me know.

He is/was a Chippendale's dancer. Well, he appeared in the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills as one when they went to Vegas.

Seems Ronda's confirmed to return.

I don't have enough experience with Kross to compare, but he's the same height as Reigns (6'3") and almost the same weight. I don't think he'll look like a giant but he won't look average/small considering the actual depth of the roster.

My only exposure to wrestling when I was younger was through 1-hour "highlight" shows of Raw and WCW. That's all we had on TV here. Our major sport's channel would pick up WWF PPVs for the full length of time and it always felt so special. It just made sense that the weekly shows would be shorter than the PPV you're shelling out money for. Episodes felt like teasers and the PPV felt like the complete package. Fast-forward to 2009 and I started discussing wrestling online and watching the original edits of the shows. PPVs lost a lot of appeal to me, because what made them so special if I'm getting 3 hours every week? Sure, one could say that we don't get feud blow-offs and quality matchups on TV but it isn't like the WWE offer that to us on PPVs, anyway. To me, 90 minutes is the perfect middle ground. 3 hours is too much to dedicate to the current product weekly while 1 hour is just too short to enjoy matches/progress more than just the main story-line. I love binge watching TV shows and I probably do watch 3 hours of TV a day, pretty easily, but I feel like I get some form of development in the story/characters with that. It never feels like a wasted venture - and if it does I stop watching the show. I don't want to stop watching wrestling, I love it too much, but I can't justify investing that much time into something where the only story-line development is usually undone or forgotten within weeks. I guess that's why I loved Lucha Underground - yeah, it was kinda silly but it at least went somewhere.

Wow, that's a terrible picture - and not because of the geekiness. You'd think Riddle would be featured more in that thumbnail but outside of a couple guys, nobody stands out in that sea of faces. It's just one big blur of bland.

Is Styles a heel? Because yeesh...

They really do fall back on the Negro gets shaved well far too often... I get he's "a made man" but I'm starting to wonder how much of a rub to the winner him losing an apuesta actually means these days.

There's one from 1995 Tijuana - that's the only barbedwire cage I know of there. That's on Youtube, though.

So, this is the biggest song to hit my country in a while - I see it's even sparked a (semi)viral worldwide hashtag on Twitter. If you do watch this - from everyone in my country, I'm so sorry.

I want to say that the line is from a song/freestyle but I cannot remember the name. Gotch is obviously trying to be 2edgy5u and not serious but that's not a good look to be putting out publically.

A fancam of the show has been on Youtube for a minute - so I'm not sure anything. Of course the Network release has better production and you're not staring at someone's head for the majority.

Cain has been a regular guest on Telemundo, Televiso Deportes and Univision. I don't know AAA's television deal situation but that's where my mind jumped He's not shy about promoting his Mexican heritage, either. So I guess patriotism and a helluva lot of money makes some decisions easier.

What's the over/under on this just being a means of setting up Prince MBS' fantasy Monday Night Wars (ft ECW) rehash for the next Saudi show?

RoH getting in on some dog fighting?