Flamecommando

Feb 21 2016, 12:16:47 AM

Nikki: "wants to leave such a good legacy at WWE. I want to be remembered forever.".

AJ =

Redders

Feb 21 2016, 10:35:47 AM

John Cena's total WTF Instagram has now posted the Twitter profile picture of one Mr. CM Punk...

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Just under a year ago, Max Landis showed up on the radar when he released “Wrestling Isn’t Wrestling,” a YouTube short (embedded above) about how how awesome the weird drama of pro wrestling storylines can be. WWE acknowledged it once it blew up, and Landis became more of an ongoing presence to wrestling fans, most visibly buying pizzas for all of the fans in attendance at Pro Wrestling Guerrilla’s shows in southern California. Then, on Friday, he revealed (about 15 mnutes in) on #TableTalk, a video podcast, that he’s been a consultant on Monday Night Raw since not long after the release of “Wrestling Isn’t Wrestling.”

Landis said that none of his ideas have really been used, but he was contacted by NBC Universal to help with the show and his contract is almost up. The way he explains it is a little confusing as far as if he works for WWE or NBC Universal, but most likely it’s with WWE after NBC Universal made the connection. WWE has a lot of consultants nobody ever hears about, as it’s a role they use to pay older wrestlers they want to help out. Make sure to check out the video to hear Landis’s thoughts on how Raw is best laid out: The gist is that he doesn’t like when Raw is a disconnected “variety show,” instead preferring when the big moments effect the other segments throughout the show.

Fromage

Feb 23 2016, 09:13:09 PM

Whoa, a commercial for some auto repair company called Fix Auto came on and it had a driver rear ending a car, and then out of the first car steps Bill DeMott looking all pissed and goes to kick the driver's ass. Looks like Bill is still finding work where he needs to be a bully.

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Mick Foley took to his Facebook page on Tuesday to issue an apology to Mandy Rose, formerly known as Tough Enough contestant Amanda Saccomano. Foley was originally critical of her for her behaviour on-camera on Tough Enough, but was later informed it was all a work.

Here’s what Foley had to say:

“Several months ago, I was pretty tough on Amanda, based on a comment she made during the finale of WWE’s Tough Enough,” Foley wrote. “I was tough on her in a tweet I sent out that night, and even tougher in a Facebook post I sent out the next day.A few months later, I met Chelsea Green, another Tough Enough contestant, at the Minneapolis airport, en-route to Saskatchewan, Canada, where we would both be appearing in the motion picture Chokeslam. I was surprised when Chelsea received a text message from Amanda – since they hadn’t exactly come off as buddies on the show – and even more surprised when Chelsea told me that Amanda was actually a nice young lady who she considered a friend.

But what about all the terrible things she said on the show? That, Chelsea told me, was done to create drama on the show.Essentially, she was portraying a heel character on the show…something I did quite a bit of in my own life.

I did apologize publicly to Amanda on Twitter, and in several subsequent direct messages to her. The apology was accepted immediately, and unconditionally... but I don’t think it’s enough. Like a retraction of an error in a newspaper, far more people heard about the criticism than actually saw the apology.”

The former WWE World Champion went on to cite some regrettable moments from his own career, including a segment with him and John Cena.

“Now, I could argue that Amanda shouldn’t have made any comment about another contestant’s sexual past – even if the comment was suggested to her to create “heat” and interest on the show. Couldn’t she have shot the suggestion down?. Maybe so, then again, just off the top of my head, here are three things that I shouldn’t have done:

1) I shouldn’t have allowed my last name to be “Manson” in World Class and during my first run in WCW. Sure, the name was a surprise when I walked down the aisle of the Sportatorium in Dallas for the first time, and heard my name announced as “Cactus Jack Manson”. It bothered me, but not enough to risk my job over it – and I eventually played into it…even though I knew in my heart that playing into the image of a notorious murderer like Charles Manson.

2) I ABSOLUTELY knew that there was NO WAY, in my first appearance on WWE TV i three years, that I should have agreed to be part of a segment like “This is Your Life, John Cena” that was INTENTIONALLY bad. Every bone in my body told me that being part of it was a bad idea – but I didn’t want to rock the boat, so by golly, I went out there and intentionally stunk up the place to the best of my abilities!

3) This one may seem random, especially because it was edited out of Smackdown, and has never been seen, but I deeply regret calling Stephanie McMahon an inappropriate name in the buildup to my matches with Triple H in 2000. Some of you have seen that buildup – it was great, and in no way needed the name-calling thing. But I did it, because I knew it would get a reaction – essentially doing the same slut-shaming I accused Amanda of – just for the sake of a cheap pop. To this day, I’ll find myself thinking back to that promo – saying to myself over and over “what were you thinking?”

TGM

Feb 25 2016, 12:46:37 AM

Sounds like Vince has finally literally said #FUCKIT!!!!!!!