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Static	Jan 5 2015, 08:33:25 PM Post #2701
*undefined* Posts: 13,088 Group: Superstars Member #103 Joined: Jul 25 2014 Union Bayley's Hug Squad 2nd Avatar	pokajabba Jan 5 2015, 08:56:00 AM T-Unit Jan 5 2015, 03:05:03 AM The_Last_Ride Jan 5 2015, 02:57:29 AM pokajabba Jan 3 2015, 03:00:25 PM The_Last_Ride Jan 3 2015, 02:35:51 PM T-Unit Dec 28 2014, 08:46:28 PM ^ Sure he can come back whenever he wants, so long as there's no piss test he has to take. I think he should have gotten the push he deserved years ago. He was so over in 2001/2002 There were so many people over in 2001/2002. Practically the entire roster were full of stars who should have been pushed. I think the main problem was that there were simply *too* many people to choose from. But that's because people knew what they were doing... It was more a combination of pushing new talent, competition for tv time amongst wrestlers, still being a wrestling promotion at that time, much less backstage politics (i.e. being a private company), not burying talent who get over because they weren't hand picked to get over, etc. etc. etc. WWE still messed it up back then as well. It's just a lot more forgiveable considering the amount of competition there was for the top spot at the time. Chris Jericho and Kurt Angle being two prime examples of superstars that deserved way more than what they had been left with. Then again, when you have mega superstars such as The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and Triple H on your roster, you begin to understand why younger talent weren't given much of an opportunity to progress further. Unlike now when John Cena happens to be the only mega superstar that remotely comes close to that kind of popularity. There's really not much of an excuse for why younger talent haven't been pushed in today's product. And I still don't understand how Brock Lesnar slipped into the main event picture...



Fromage	Jan 5 2015, 08:50:55 PM Post #2702
Wrestlemania 3 Main Eventer Posts: 33,456 Group: Admins Member #14 Joined: Sep 7 2013	Static Jan 5 2015, 08:33:25 PM pokajabba Jan 5 2015, 08:56:00 AM T-Unit Jan 5 2015, 03:05:03 AM The_Last_Ride Jan 5 2015, 02:57:29 AM pokajabba Jan 3 2015, 03:00:25 PM The_Last_Ride Jan 3 2015, 02:35:51 PM T-Unit Dec 28 2014, 08:46:28 PM ^ Sure he can come back whenever he wants, so long as there's no piss test he has to take. I think he should have gotten the push he deserved years ago. He was so over in 2001/2002 There were so many people over in 2001/2002. Practically the entire roster were full of stars who should have been pushed. I think the main problem was that there were simply *too* many people to choose from. But that's because people knew what they were doing... It was more a combination of pushing new talent, competition for tv time amongst wrestlers, still being a wrestling promotion at that time, much less backstage politics (i.e. being a private company), not burying talent who get over because they weren't hand picked to get over, etc. etc. etc. WWE still messed it up back then as well. It's just a lot more forgiveable considering the amount of competition there was for the top spot at the time. Chris Jericho and Kurt Angle being two prime examples of superstars that deserved way more than what they had been left with. Then again, when you have mega superstars such as The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and Triple H on your roster, you begin to understand why younger talent weren't given much of an opportunity to progress further. Unlike now when John Cena happens to be the only mega superstar that remotely comes close to that kind of popularity. There's really not much of an excuse for why younger talent haven't been pushed in today's product. And I still don't understand how Brock Lesnar slipped into the main event picture... Cause he's a big dude.



Redders	Jan 6 2015, 09:20:07 PM Post #2703
It's already been booked - I got a great deal on Priceline! Posts: 3,644 Group: Superstars Member #46 Joined: Sep 16 2013 Union WWEv 2nd Avatar	There's word that Vince McMahon is unhappy about people finding NXT a much better product to watch, given it should be the learning platform to reach the big heights of the main WWE roster - which may explain why JBL for example tore in to The Ascension on Raw. D'ya ever get the feeling this is what Vince McMahon tells himself?



TGM	Jan 6 2015, 09:25:55 PM Post #2704
Money in the Bank Briefcase Holder Posts: 13,176 Group: Global Moderators Member #24 Joined: Sep 9 2013 Union #MasterOfTheRemote 2nd Avatar	That Simpsons clip pretty much summarizes his interview with Austin.
	#MasterOfTheRemote This is my blog! www.VelcroTheNinjaKat.com


T-Unit	Jan 6 2015, 11:38:52 PM Post #2705
TRANNY-UNIT Posts: 17,202 Group: Superstars Member #112 Joined: Sep 22 2014 Union WWEv 2nd Avatar	Yeah, those Millennials are a bunch of slackers.



T-Unit	Jan 6 2015, 11:41:03 PM Post #2706
TRANNY-UNIT Posts: 17,202 Group: Superstars Member #112 Joined: Sep 22 2014 Union WWEv 2nd Avatar	pokajabba Jan 5 2015, 08:56:00 AM T-Unit Jan 5 2015, 03:05:03 AM The_Last_Ride Jan 5 2015, 02:57:29 AM pokajabba Jan 3 2015, 03:00:25 PM The_Last_Ride Jan 3 2015, 02:35:51 PM T-Unit Dec 28 2014, 08:46:28 PM ^ Sure he can come back whenever he wants, so long as there's no piss test he has to take. I think he should have gotten the push he deserved years ago. He was so over in 2001/2002 There were so many people over in 2001/2002. Practically the entire roster were full of stars who should have been pushed. I think the main problem was that there were simply *too* many people to choose from. But that's because people knew what they were doing... It was more a combination of pushing new talent, competition for tv time amongst wrestlers, still being a wrestling promotion at that time, much less backstage politics (i.e. being a private company), not burying talent who get over because they weren't hand picked to get over, etc. etc. etc. WWE still messed it up back then as well. It's just a lot more forgiveable considering the amount of competition there was for the top spot at the time. Chris Jericho and Kurt Angle being two prime examples of superstars that deserved way more than what they had been left with. Then again, when you have mega superstars such as The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and Triple H on your roster, you begin to understand why younger talent weren't given much of an opportunity to progress further. Unlike now when John Cena happens to be the only mega superstar that remotely comes close to that kind of popularity. There's really not much of an excuse for why younger talent haven't been pushed in today's product. Yeah, WWE made mistakes then too, The Invasion Angle being the absolute worst mistake they ever made during that time, but back then they could make mistakes and they wouldn't kill themselves because they had so much going for them, and such great talent they were cushioned from the failures.



pokajabba	Jan 6 2015, 11:54:38 PM Post #2707
World Wrestling Federation Original Posts: 54,787 Group: Global Moderators Member #118 Joined: Dec 14 2014 Union Jerichoholic 2nd Avatar	^I'm actually glad the Invasion angle took place. I believe ''talent-wise'', 2001 was the most interesting year. There were also some spectacular matches during that period, and sadly most of them probably wouldn't have happened without the Invasion angle. So while I agree it may have been a terrible year ''story-wise'', for me it more than made up for it in terms of producing quality in-ring work, and having incredibly funny moments to boot.
	Oh yes, it's true it's true!


T-Unit	Jan 7 2015, 04:32:46 AM Post #2708
TRANNY-UNIT Posts: 17,202 Group: Superstars Member #112 Joined: Sep 22 2014 Union WWEv 2nd Avatar	I wasn't saying the Invasion was bad, just looking back, it could have been so much better.



pokajabba	Jan 7 2015, 11:08:52 AM Post #2709
World Wrestling Federation Original Posts: 54,787 Group: Global Moderators Member #118 Joined: Dec 14 2014 Union Jerichoholic 2nd Avatar	^I believe that goes without saying.
	Oh yes, it's true it's true!


Redders	Jan 7 2015, 02:29:26 PM Post #2710
It's already been booked - I got a great deal on Priceline! Posts: 3,644 Group: Superstars Member #46 Joined: Sep 16 2013 Union WWEv 2nd Avatar	It gripped this 11/12 year-old at the time, who thought WCW/ECW would be a legit threat given he knew nothing of their wrestlers or the fact those companies had actually been bought out by Vinnie Mac.



pokajabba	Jan 7 2015, 04:03:10 PM Post #2711
World Wrestling Federation Original Posts: 54,787 Group: Global Moderators Member #118 Joined: Dec 14 2014 Union Jerichoholic 2nd Avatar	Kaitlyn (former WWE Diva) recently posted the following on Instagram: “Today marks one year that I asked for my release from the WWE. The beginning of 2014 began on a very bitter sweet note for me. I made a life changing decision to leave the WWE and completely change my path in life. Needless to say, 2014 turned out to be the greatest year of my life personally and professionally. While I had a wild ride with WWE and did some really cool shit, I was very unhappy the last 6 months that I was there. After having a phenomenal year with the company, I was on a downward slope. I was mostly unhappy with myself physically and it began to affect my emotional state. I had health and weight issues which in turn negatively affected my career. I reached a breaking point and decided that I wanted to be happy and take control of my life. It was the hardest decision that I have ever faced. But if you never take risks you will Never know what could’ve been. I am incredibly thankful for my time and experiences with WWE. WWE is a part of my story and part of who I am. While I do miss it from time to time, I’m making strides in the shoot game of life 2014 marks the year that I said goodbye to my WWE family, married my soul mate, launched my own business and found myself again. 2015 has some big ass shoes to fill.”
	Oh yes, it's true it's true!


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Pure	Jan 7 2015, 04:33:23 PM Post #2713
Brock Lesnar Posts: 5,091 Group: Superstars Member #15 Joined: Sep 7 2013 Union WWEv



T-Unit	Jan 7 2015, 06:43:23 PM Post #2714
TRANNY-UNIT Posts: 17,202 Group: Superstars Member #112 Joined: Sep 22 2014 Union WWEv 2nd Avatar	Redders Jan 7 2015, 02:29:26 PM It gripped this 11/12 year-old at the time, who thought WCW/ECW would be a legit threat given he knew nothing of their wrestlers or the fact those companies had actually been bought out by Vinnie Mac. I was the same age at the time and I thought it was great, course back then I thought Kane was a monster from Hell too. But now, looking back, there was so much missing from that Angle like Goldberg, Steiner, Nash, Hogan, Hall, and... oh yeah, STING!



Static	Jan 7 2015, 06:53:52 PM Post #2715
*undefined* Posts: 13,088 Group: Superstars Member #103 Joined: Jul 25 2014 Union Bayley's Hug Squad 2nd Avatar	T-Unit Jan 7 2015, 04:32:46 AM I wasn't saying the Invasion was bad, just looking back, it could have been so much better. vanilla didn't taste bad back then.



T-Unit	Jan 7 2015, 07:19:57 PM Post #2716
TRANNY-UNIT Posts: 17,202 Group: Superstars Member #112 Joined: Sep 22 2014 Union WWEv 2nd Avatar	Static Jan 7 2015, 06:53:52 PM T-Unit Jan 7 2015, 04:32:46 AM I wasn't saying the Invasion was bad, just looking back, it could have been so much better. vanilla didn't taste bad back then. I'm watching you buddy



Static	Jan 7 2015, 07:20:50 PM Post #2717
*undefined* Posts: 13,088 Group: Superstars Member #103 Joined: Jul 25 2014 Union Bayley's Hug Squad 2nd Avatar	T-Unit Jan 7 2015, 07:19:57 PM Static Jan 7 2015, 06:53:52 PM T-Unit Jan 7 2015, 04:32:46 AM I wasn't saying the Invasion was bad, just looking back, it could have been so much better. vanilla didn't taste bad back then. I'm watching you buddy well vanilla is all we get now!! :Christian:



pokajabba	Jan 7 2015, 07:22:56 PM Post #2718
World Wrestling Federation Original Posts: 54,787 Group: Global Moderators Member #118 Joined: Dec 14 2014 Union Jerichoholic 2nd Avatar	Static Jan 7 2015, 06:53:52 PM T-Unit Jan 7 2015, 04:32:46 AM I wasn't saying the Invasion was bad, just looking back, it could have been so much better. vanilla didn't taste bad back then.
	Oh yes, it's true it's true!


T-Unit	Jan 7 2015, 07:26:42 PM Post #2719
TRANNY-UNIT Posts: 17,202 Group: Superstars Member #112 Joined: Sep 22 2014 Union WWEv 2nd Avatar	Static Jan 7 2015, 07:20:50 PM T-Unit Jan 7 2015, 07:19:57 PM Static Jan 7 2015, 06:53:52 PM T-Unit Jan 7 2015, 04:32:46 AM I wasn't saying the Invasion was bad, just looking back, it could have been so much better. vanilla didn't taste bad back then. I'm watching you buddy well vanilla is all we get now!! :Christian: It sure is Spoiler: click to toggle Edited by T-Unit, Jan 7 2015, 07:27:50 PM.



pokajabba	Jan 7 2015, 07:36:56 PM Post #2720
World Wrestling Federation Original Posts: 54,787 Group: Global Moderators Member #118 Joined: Dec 14 2014 Union Jerichoholic 2nd Avatar	I've just read that there has been a lot of talk backstage regarding the way Roman Reigns’ promos have been scripted as of late. It seems they're under the impression they have not been going very well. Well no s**t...
	Oh yes, it's true it's true!


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