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Love Buzz · 13th January 2016, 14:22

They probably didn't want him to turn for the 560th time. I think he's OK though, can't find any injury reports.

Booster Gold · 13th January 2016, 14:56

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Love Buzz · 13th January 2016, 15:07

SPOILERS that aren't hidden lol.

Oh great, makes my terrible attempt at humor on the other page irrelevant. Should of checked first lol. I can't be assed to change it to Alberto No Heato. What a waste of time for Kalisto, just done for shock value purposes on Raw.

Karmafan · 13th January 2016, 20:39

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Originally Posted by Love Buzz

SPOILERS that aren't hidden lol.

Oh great, makes my terrible attempt at humor on the other page irrelevant. Should of checked first lol. I can't be assed to change it to Alberto No Heato. What a waste of time for Kalisto, just done for shock value purposes on Raw.

There has been much criticism recently (last week) in the press that the belts never change hands on RAW or SD and the following week we get 2 title changes in 2 days.

Booster Gold · 13th January 2016, 23:41

Frequent title changes are definitely the way to go.

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This week's sitdown interview with Michael Cole features WWE's Social Outcasts - Heath Slater, Bo Dallas, Curtis Axel and Adam Rose. Below are highlights:

* Cole asks how the group they got started. Slater says they are 4 men with the same goal and they've been put on the shelf for far too long. Slater says they're all developmental champions who came to the main roster with the same goal. Bo says they all have the same desires and they all have so much talent they need to let out, but they haven't been able to. Bo says this is their time to shine

* They talk about stepping up to The Wyatt Family on RAW and brush off Ryback helping him. Cole asks if Ryback is now in their group and they say no, but he's carried some of their bags. Slater actually disagrees and says Ryback is with them

* Cole asks about the Royal Rumble match with the WWE World Heavyweight Title on the line. Cole asks if they will work together. Axel says he's still in the match from last year. If it comes down to the 4 of them, Slater says he will win but the others think they will win. Cole tells them to give their fans a hashtag to use. Slater thanks the fans for getting behind them and says the only hashtag we have to remember is #SocialOutcasts, because everyone has a little social outcast in them

Karmafan · 14th January 2016, 01:29

Their twitter feed should be #JobSquad.

Karmafan · 14th January 2016, 05:27

btw... This week Hulk Hogan said he was preparing for a final high profile match. He got back in shape so perhaps he hopes enough time has passed that he can mend fences with VM and work a WM?

Karmafan · 15th January 2016, 03:33

This was from an interview Scott Hall gave this week:

Earlier this week, WWE announced Sting for the 2016 Hall of Fame. It created the question of whether Sting, a WCW guy, will actually be the headliner for this year’s HOF ceremony.

Throughout Sting’s debut run in WWE, the narrative has been about Sting’s loyalty to WCW, that it was a badge of honor to “go down with the ship.” The “loyalty” trait resonates with Vince McMahon, who makes the call on the Hall of Fame. It might seal Sting as the headliner despite spending 98 percent of his career outside of WWE.

But, loyalty to another promotion only goes so far when it comes to booking. Sting’s first WWE match was a loss to Triple H (the WWE guy) at WrestleMania 31, reinforcing the message from the Monday Night War series that “WWE won, WCW lost.”

In interviews and speaking engagements since WM31, Sting has said all the right things about just being glad to have a WrestleMania match and being part of the event.

However, Sting’s former colleague in WCW, Scott Hall, offered a different perspective on Sting’s first venture to WWE in an interview with Justin Barrasso of Sports Illustrated.

“I was there and obviously involved in his match at WrestleMania last year. We’re rehearsing the match in Cali last year at Levi Stadium, and it’s the Kliq and the New Age Outlaws out there, and we all know each other. And then there’s Sting, who doesn’t know anybody. He’s an outsider. I just think he never felt comfortable there. Being hurt was answered prayer for him–just let it end,” Hall said.

As for WWE deciding to have Sting lose his first match in WWE, Hall said he and Hulk Hogan were stunned by the gameplan when they rehearsed it.

“You need to remember that Vince is never going to go with something he didn’t create,” Hall said. “But we didn’t get anything done at the rehearsal the night before, so WrestleMania day, there were tents in the parking lot set up with rings for rehearsal. So we’re all in there again, and I’m next to Hulk on the ring apron and Triple H is going over the match and then he goes, ‘Okay, he’ll break the sledgehammer, then I’ll hit him with the sledgehammer, and cover him, 1-2-3.’

“I looked at Hulk, and Hulk looked at me, and I was thinking, ‘Sting, what kind of lawyer do you have, bro? You’re coming in the door doing a job? You weren’t even guaranteed to go over?’ That’s Vince just reminding you who won, even if he’s going to make money the other way.”

Love Buzz · 15th January 2016, 12:41

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- Regarding Tyler Breeze going from WWE NXT to the main roster, Triple H reportedly really wanted to protect Breeze and saw him as a heel on the level of Dolph Ziggler. Vince McMahon agreed and started Breeze at that level but then wasn't convinced and ended the push immediately.

Not convinced, after about two weeks? Where is the logic? No wonder nobody gets over if that's how it goes down.

Rick Sanchez · 15th January 2016, 16:07

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Originally Posted by Love Buzz

Not convinced, after about two weeks? Where is the logic? No wonder nobody gets over if that's how it goes down.

It's Vince, the same guy that thought storylines involving incest and necrophilia were good ideas. So, he is devoid of any logic.

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Karmafan Who Cut The Cheese? Beyond Redemption Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 11,387 Thanks: 39,606 Thanked 38,112 Times in 9,853 Posts	Why Sting Lost His WWE Debut... This was from an interview Scott Hall gave this week: Earlier this week, WWE announced Sting for the 2016 Hall of Fame. It created the question of whether Sting, a WCW guy, will actually be the headliner for this year’s HOF ceremony. Throughout Sting’s debut run in WWE, the narrative has been about Sting’s loyalty to WCW, that it was a badge of honor to “go down with the ship.” The “loyalty” trait resonates with Vince McMahon, who makes the call on the Hall of Fame. It might seal Sting as the headliner despite spending 98 percent of his career outside of WWE. But, loyalty to another promotion only goes so far when it comes to booking. Sting’s first WWE match was a loss to Triple H (the WWE guy) at WrestleMania 31, reinforcing the message from the Monday Night War series that “WWE won, WCW lost.” In interviews and speaking engagements since WM31, Sting has said all the right things about just being glad to have a WrestleMania match and being part of the event. However, Sting’s former colleague in WCW, Scott Hall, offered a different perspective on Sting’s first venture to WWE in an interview with Justin Barrasso of Sports Illustrated. “I was there and obviously involved in his match at WrestleMania last year. We’re rehearsing the match in Cali last year at Levi Stadium, and it’s the Kliq and the New Age Outlaws out there, and we all know each other. And then there’s Sting, who doesn’t know anybody. He’s an outsider. I just think he never felt comfortable there. Being hurt was answered prayer for him–just let it end,” Hall said. As for WWE deciding to have Sting lose his first match in WWE, Hall said he and Hulk Hogan were stunned by the gameplan when they rehearsed it. “You need to remember that Vince is never going to go with something he didn’t create,” Hall said. “But we didn’t get anything done at the rehearsal the night before, so WrestleMania day, there were tents in the parking lot set up with rings for rehearsal. So we’re all in there again, and I’m next to Hulk on the ring apron and Triple H is going over the match and then he goes, ‘Okay, he’ll break the sledgehammer, then I’ll hit him with the sledgehammer, and cover him, 1-2-3.’ “I looked at Hulk, and Hulk looked at me, and I was thinking, ‘Sting, what kind of lawyer do you have, bro? You’re coming in the door doing a job? You weren’t even guaranteed to go over?’ That’s Vince just reminding you who won, even if he’s going to make money the other way.”

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Karmafan Who Cut The Cheese? Beyond Redemption Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 11,387 Thanks: 39,606 Thanked 38,112 Times in 9,853 Posts	Their twitter feed should be #JobSquad.

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Karmafan Who Cut The Cheese? Beyond Redemption Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 11,387 Thanks: 39,606 Thanked 38,112 Times in 9,853 Posts	btw... This week Hulk Hogan said he was preparing for a final high profile match. He got back in shape so perhaps he hopes enough time has passed that he can mend fences with VM and work a WM?