EvenStevenBooking

You're a man in his mid-30s spending time on the Internet taking potshots at a show he supposedly doesn't watch. Where in life did you take a wrong turn? Was it when you hit your girlfriend/sister? Go outside or something, man.

Meltzer can be fucking hilariously transparent at times. I'd bet all my money he wouldn't be so upset if it were Sasha Banks who jobbed to Nattie. And she uses the chops and figure four in NXT. What other moves do people associate with him? Hell, the figure four is a lot better than that goofy cutter she does. She should stick with it. Maybe I'm not upset because I don't fawn over the NXT women's division and have found it comparatively lackluster, but her losing is not a big deal at all.

Yeah, I hope we get a Harper/Rowan feud after Ziggler inevitably shoots back down the card. That was a fun little sprint.

I wouldn't consider those casual fans then.

No, it's not a silly argument. You are the silly one, not I. Begone, silly person, begone! That aside, this has been a fairly boring RAW so far. Nothing has really stuck out aside from the Wyatt/Ambrose segment. Anyone running a tally on the amount of Big Show/Cena matches there have been?

No, they don't and won't. Where did you get that idea? Most wrestling fans are not the kind of folk you find on boards like this. Unless it's a main event star, they're not going to remember.

Nope. Does the average fan remember the NXT tag match on RAW from a few months ago? They're not going to remember a 4 minute divas match.

It's not her main roster debut. She's not going to be on TV and in 2 or 3 months when she starts full time it's not going to be referenced or remembered.

That wasn't her debut.

...do you?

Jericho brought it on himself by mentioning it in the first place. When he told Meltzer, it immediately came across as trying to shame Punk into coming onto his podcast. Punk comes across as a narcissistic douche quite a bit through the two podcasts, but Jericho can be a real schemer at times.

No kidding. It wasn't bad, but nothing like last week. Still had the funny, "I don't wanna be that bitter guy, *goes into bitter wrestler mode,*" but he had some actual non-medical related valid points. The house show $5000 pay stands out. Was much more like a standard Cabana podcast.

LOL

Just when you think W2BTD is the undisputed king of stupid comments, a new challenger appears. This adds nothing to the conversation except a personal insult, which is really not the tenor of this place. It's an astoundingly idiotic thing to say. It's right up there with Mr. "You're making me personally insult these wrestlers!" and why anyone should engage in a discussion with someone who has the same opinions as a 13 year old GameFAQs user is beyond me. It's better to point out the stupidity and move on. Also, personal insults aren't the tenor of this place? You're being called an anti-Semite in the Punk podcast thread.

Just when you think W2BTD is the undisputed king of stupid comments, a new challenger appears.

Melissa Joan Hart apparently. https://twitter.com/MelissaJoanHart/status/539640965229989888

Yes. With Cabana at his side, wrestling truly would be saved.

The territories as they were known were going to die regardless.

No one wants wrestling so there is no real chance of competition. As successful as WWE is, their USA deal is pretty lopsided in NBC's favor and creating a promotion in this environment is literally just throwing money away.

Colt actually acknowledged/brought that up, saying Punk desperately tried to convince him that it was going to lead somewhere.

I wonder if this is going to be a thing: https://twitter.com/SCOTTHALLNWO/status/538428810358972416

Well, if we're going by alchoholics, it could be anyone from Bradshaw to Ric Flair. That probably emcompasses half the roster.

They got too friendly, if anything. Moonsoon and Heenan were IRL, but they always seemed at odds on TV. Even when King was a straight heel, his egging-ons of JR always seemed liked they were in jest rather than trying to piss him off/challange his view point.

The issue with people getting hurt is that they DO tuck their chin when they're not supposed to. It's supposed to be taken completely flat, with the head bending back if anything Yeah, I flubbed that one. Still, it seems odd that with all wrist-clutch pumphandle spinning whatevers, it's apparently difficult for some people to remember, "hey, on my finish, don't tuck your head in." Fucking half-trained WWE divas were able to take it from Michelle McCool without any type of injury.

I always assumed it was Jericho.