Fromage

May 5 2017, 08:20:21 PM

Yeah hopefully Rusev can get a big, serious push. I like that he's no longer paired with Lana because he doesn't really need her to do promos for him anymore. Plus with Lana there's a chance he'll just get dragged into shit like that awful nonsense with Enzo at the hotel room.

TGM

May 12 2017, 01:21:50 PM

Randomly thought back to this old classic earlier today:

TGM

May 12 2017, 01:21:50 PM

Randomly thought back to this old classic earlier today:

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SmackDown Live star AJ Styles was recently interviewed by Inside The Ropes and spoke about his relationship with WWE Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon.

Styles had a long career before he arrived in WWE as a surprised entrant in the 2016 Royal Rumble. Since his debut, Styles has gone on to have stellar matches John Cena, had a lengthy run with the WWE Championship and is arguably one of the top performers in the company. His WWE Championship run and his prominent placement at the top of the card do not come without the blessing of Vince McMahon.

During his talk with Inside the Ropes, AJ Styles shed some light on how he won Vince McMahon over. Nobody questions Styles’ in-ring abilities and he can more than hold his own on the microphone. What he believes really won Vince over was the fact that he’s a team player and gives his all for the sake of the company – not just his own personal advancement.

“I think that once you proven yourself to Vince McMahon that you’re not some guy that only cares about himself and only wants to get himself over at the expense of stabbing someone in the back….This isn’t about me, this is about us. Let’s find a way to make WWE bigger, better and more popular and more exciting”

Styles believes Vince McMahon appreciates his contributions thus far, which is probably one of the reasons he got the opportunity to wrestle Vince’s son Shane at WrestleMania 33 in one of the featured matches on the card.

“When he sees that in someone, when he sees that passion in someone, everyday you get a little bit more trust with Vince McMahon and I want that,” he said. “He’s my boss and I can go in there anytime and talk to him if need be. There is a relationship there that I enjoy and I want to get stronger. Day in and day out, I want to prove to him that I care about us, rather than me. And I think he appreciates that.”

pokajabba

May 14 2017, 09:31:09 AM

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Part-time Raw star Brock Lesnar was recently interviewed by Inside The Ropes and spoke about his relationship with WWE Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon.

Since his re-debut, Lesnar has gone on to have stellar matches John Cena, had a lengthy run with the WWE Championship (off television) and is arguably one of the top part-timers in the company. His WWE Championship run and his prominent placement at the top of the card do not come without the blessing of Vince McMahon.

During his talk with Inside the Ropes, Brock Lesnar shed some light on how he won Vince McMahon over. Nobody questions Lesnar’s in-ring abilities and Paul Heyman can more than hold his own on the microphone for him. What he believes really won Vince over was the fact that he’s not a team player and gives his all for the sake of himself – solely for his own personal advancement.

“I think that once you proven yourself to Vince McMahon that you’re just some guy that only cares about himself and only wants to get himself over at the expense of stabbing someone in the back….This is about me, this isn't about us. Let’s find a way to make me bigger, better and more popular and more exciting”

Lesnar believes Vince McMahon appreciates his contributions thus far, which is probably one of the reasons he got the opportunity to wrestle yet another part-timer Goldberg at WrestleMania 33 in one of the featured matches on the card.

“When he sees that in someone, when he sees that lack of passion in someone, everyday you get a little bit more trust with Vince McMahon and I deserve that,” he said. “He’s my boss and I can go in there anytime and talk to him if need be. There is a relationship there, but I don't give a shit and I couldn't care less about. Day in and day out, I prove to him that I care about me, rather than us. And I think he appreciates that.”

Source: http://www.sescoops.com/aj-styles-talks-about-his-relationship-with-vince-mcmahon-video/

TGM

May 14 2017, 11:37:44 PM

pokajabba

May 14 2017, 09:31:09 AM

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Part-time Raw star Brock Lesnar was recently interviewed by Inside The Ropes and spoke about his relationship with WWE Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon.

Since his re-debut, Lesnar has gone on to have stellar matches John Cena, had a lengthy run with the WWE Championship (off television) and is arguably one of the top part-timers in the company. His WWE Championship run and his prominent placement at the top of the card do not come without the blessing of Vince McMahon.

During his talk with Inside the Ropes, Brock Lesnar shed some light on how he won Vince McMahon over. Nobody questions Lesnar’s in-ring abilities and Paul Heyman can more than hold his own on the microphone for him. What he believes really won Vince over was the fact that he’s not a team player and gives his all for the sake of himself – solely for his own personal advancement.

“I think that once you proven yourself to Vince McMahon that you’re just some guy that only cares about himself and only wants to get himself over at the expense of stabbing someone in the back….This is about me, this isn't about us. Let’s find a way to make me bigger, better and more popular and more exciting”

Lesnar believes Vince McMahon appreciates his contributions thus far, which is probably one of the reasons he got the opportunity to wrestle yet another part-timer Goldberg at WrestleMania 33 in one of the featured matches on the card.

“When he sees that in someone, when he sees that lack of passion in someone, everyday you get a little bit more trust with Vince McMahon and I deserve that,” he said. “He’s my boss and I can go in there anytime and talk to him if need be. There is a relationship there, but I don't give a shit and I couldn't care less about. Day in and day out, I prove to him that I care about me, rather than us. And I think he appreciates that.”

Source: http://www.sescoops.com/aj-styles-talks-about-his-relationship-with-vince-mcmahon-video/

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Former WWE Champion Bray Wyatt was recently a guest on Sam Roberts Wrestling Podcast to discuss his WWE career. Topics of discussion include his WWE title reign, who he’d like to begin a program with next, and how much longer he has inside the ring.

You can check out the highlights here (quotes via Wrestling Inc.):

Always expecting to have become WWE Champion:

“I think people expected it of me and I definitely expected it of myself and it was everything that I wanted to obtain.” Wyatt added, “it is huge for me. It has made my life’s work complete.”

Planning to wrestle for 15 more years:

“There’s a lot of stuff I have to do yet. It’s just [winning the world title] was something very important to me and this is something that will cement me. Forever I will be remembered as something special, but my body is ready to roll for another 15 years, so I’m not looking at stopping. I’ve got a lot that I want to do and a lot that I want to achieve.”

“I just know [I will last 15 more years]. I’ve got nowhere else to go. This is where I belong and as hope would have it that I would last that long. That’s how I see myself.”

Wanting future title feuds with various Superstars:

“There are a couple that I haven’t got to that I would be very, very interested in. Seth Rollins, I haven’t got to. AJ Styles, and just kind of a throwback, that I’ve been at war with my entire [pro wrestling] career, Dean Ambrose. I wouldn’t mind getting back in there with him because we create wonderful chaos together. We’ve both spent our entire career trying to kill each other, so it’s very fitting for us to carry on.”

Paul Heyman telling him he’s the first person in his family to have become WWE Champ:

“I actually didn’t know that. Paul Heyman told me that. He congratulated me, called me, and told me I was the first one and I didn’t know that. I never really measured my success with titles because I never really had any titles. I was just working hard and trying to be the best me that I can be. But when he told me that, it was a big ‘wow’. Out of all of us, I was the one to do it. I wasn’t expecting that at all.”