Last thread has well over 10,000 replies. Its body is breaking down like The Undertaker's. Seeing as we might have crossed the threshold into a new era in the business, here's a fresh new thread.
Originally Posted by ragedogg69:
So Tyler Breeze debuted last week on smackdown. Anybody see it? I only watch NXT and he was amzing on that, but got completely buried the last few months. That does not bode well for him on the main roster.
Yes I did. He came out as the new man of Summer Rae and interrupted MIZTV when Summer and Dolph were having an argument. Breeze then beat down Dolph pretty well. Good showing (I think) for Breeze. Showed some aggression and did not change anything about him coming from nxt to main roster. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Swanman:
I watched the first episode of Breaking Ground on the network and it was really good. If you wonder why the female wrestlers are so good down there, look no further than their trainer, Sara Del Ray. She was an amazing independent wrestler and looks to be a great trainer as well. They also have Adam Pearce and Brian Kendrick as trainers, so a couple more former independent guys.
I watched it as well. Very good show. Corbin is a complete dick. Ex-chief SABBY PISCATELLI!!!!! is trying to become a wrestler and he was featured. overall cool show. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Joshuabmayer:
Yes I did. He came out as the new man of Summer Rae and interrupted MIZTV when Summer and Dolph were having an argument. Breeze then beat down Dolph pretty well. Good showing (I think) for Breeze. Showed some aggression and did not change anything about him coming from nxt to main roster.
Good to hear. I hope he gets a decent push. Guy can talk and is amazing in the ring. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ragedogg69:
So Tyler Breeze debuted last week on smackdown. Anybody see it? I only watch NXT and he was amzing on that, but got completely buried the last few months. That does not bode well for him on the main roster.
I think they knew Breeze was set to get called up soon, so they didn't want him to be in the title picture. It's the same reason Enzo & Big Cass aren't tag champs right now; they were set to get called up real soon, before Big Cass injured his leg. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Mav:
Everyone knew Cena was losing. Everyone. Not shocking.
yea but he rarely ever loses CLEAN, always some stupid ending if he does lose. He also has something like a 79/80% win rate for his career. He never loses and he never loses clean. But if he's going to lose, it's going to be to a guy that was promised something. In this case Del Rio. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Superturtle:
Meh. His recent losses have mostly made sense. Would've booked him over Liger but that's the only bad one.
The Liger deal was tough. You have to put Liger over, given it's his first ever appearance with WWE (was on WCW way back when). However, I wouldn't have necessarily fed Tyler Breeze to him.
Breeze also had some huge wins, the biggest one I can remember was beating Zayn for the number one contender spot. He just didn't win much on the specials. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Swanman:
Breeze also had some huge wins, the biggest one I can remember was beating Zayn for the number one contender spot. He just didn't win much on the specials.
After that win, all of his matches were either losses or he would get his ass kicked the whole match and then threw a beauty shot out of nowhere to win. But hey, if they give Tyler a decent program on the main roster, who cares? I would have preferred he didnt become the go to guy to put over all the indy darlings. [Reply]
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Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter
New WWE United States Champion Alberto Del Rio reportedly signed a new deal with a $1,450,000 per year downside, with a reduced schedule. Del Rio is getting the big money because WWE feels like they really need a Hispanic star.
Del Rio is still the AAA Mega Champion and AAA could not match WWE's offer. Del Rio wanted to keep a good relationship with AAA while still keeping his WWE return a secret and told AAA officials Dorian Roldan and Konnan about his decision on either the evening of October 24th or the morning of October 25th, which was Hell In a Cell Sunday. Del Rio claimed then that the deal was just put together and finalized, giving the impression that he would finish up his scheduled dates. AAA was disappointed but it appears there are no hard feelings.
Del Rio reportedly pushed for WWE to allow him to finish his scheduled dates. AAA had plans to do Del Rio vs. Jeff Jarrett in a hair vs. hair match on December 5th at Guerra de Titanes but now they are re-doing plans for that show. AAA is under the impression that Del Rio would be working the November 2nd show in Nuevo Laredo instead of WWE RAW in Denver, this coming Monday. If that does happen, it's because Del Rio insisted. Del Rio was scheduled for more AAA dates while WWE is in Europe but there's been no confirmation on whether or not he will be allowed to work them.
Breeze should've been in Del Rio's spot on Sunday and won the U.S. Title...instantly puts him over and gives him credibility, there's a ready made feud for when Cena retains, and if he's not getting over you can always just drop the title back to Cena.
Vince is so afraid to take a chance with anything anymore it seems.... [Reply]
2nd episode of Breaking Ground was on last night. Still good. It looks like they are going to focus on a single wrestler each week. I will take loner douchebag Baron Corbin over watching Dana Brooke go to the nail salon. Ugh.
Watching Regal get pissed over them fucking up something so simple was wonderful. I have been there, both as the student and as the teacher. Also, how does anyone go to these tryouts with shitty cardio? Gator wrestler was winded after 3 rolls. That's embarrassing. [Reply]