Pro Wrestling Discussion

[Rick Sanchez]

Goldberg's gonna have a retirement match in 2025. Seriously, what the fuck?! He had plenty of chances.

-He had the perfect retirement opportunity when he lost the Universal title to a legitimate badass like Brock at Mania 33.
-He had the perfect retirement opportunity when he squashed Ziggler at SummerSlam 2019.
-He had the perfect retirement opportunity at Mania 36 when he lost the title to Braun.
-He had the perfect retirement opportunity when he lost to Drew.
-He had the perfect retirement opportunity when he lost a WWE Championship match to Lashley at Summerslam 2021 when the fans all came back.
-He had the perfect retirement opportunity when he lost to the top guy of the company, Roman Reigns, at Elimination Chamber 2022 in a World Title match.

Seriously, what the fuck else is there?

On another note, they need to quit pushing Solo Sikoa. Solo went over the likes of John Cena, AJ Styles, Cody Rhodes, and Roman Reigns (the four most over guys in the WWE) in the span of a year and he's still not over. On top of that, his wannabe Umaga shtick fucking sucks. This proves that he should only be jobbing on a show that nobody watches like Main Event. He's less over than Alberto Del Rio was, and that's saying something.

[Love Buzz]

Cope? Heck, Precipice would have been better.

Double J the best thing on the show in 2025? Fucking hell. They needed a better showing than that. Still sticking to scan reading or listening to the highlights lol.

[Lonewolf]

Originally Posted by Rick Sanchez

Goldberg's gonna have a retirement match in 2025. Seriously, what the fuck?! He had plenty of chances.

No truth to the rumor that it'll be against Bret Hart... where he'll attempt to knock Hart's head clean off his torso this time...

[Lonewolf]

Originally Posted by Rick Sanchez

On another note, they need to quit pushing Solo Sikoa. Solo went over the likes of John Cena, AJ Styles, Cody Rhodes, and Roman Reigns (the four most over guys in the WWE) in the span of a year and he's still not over. On top of that, his wannabe Umaga shtick fucking sucks. This proves that he should only be jobbing on a show that nobody watches like Main Event. He's less over than Alberto Del Rio was, and that's saying something.

+1

Hard to figure why they give so much time to somebody who's won so few matches... it goes completely against the principle of building someone up to get them over. Makes Solo look like a Samoan Brooklyn Brawler.

Plus, IMO, the Bloodline, much like the Judgment Day last year, has been give way too much airtime... and not a good thing, as WWE on Netflix features fewer matches, and TV time is at a premium.

In their first two weeks of Netflix, in 5 1/2 hours of programming, there were exactly eight matches... and Netflix seemed more concerned about showing celebrities in the crowd. Not a good look.

[Lonewolf]

Was waiting for this:

Dark Side of the Ring returns with season six premiering on Vice TV at 10 p.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, March 25. A trailer for the new season was released today, announcing that there will be episodes focused on the following 10 subjects:

Hell in a Cell
Big Van Vader
Tony Atlas
Ludvig Borga
Billy Jack Haynes
Eddie Gilbert
“Superstar” Billy Graham
Daffney
The Original Sheik
Muhammad Hassan

Interviews with Mick Foley, Jim Cornette, Jim Ross, Rob Van Dam, Tony Atlas, Marc Copani (Muhammad Hassan), Mark Henry, and Billy Jack Haynes are included in the trailer. Haynes was arrested and charged with the murder of his 85-year-old wife Janette Becraft in February 2024.