The Q
Hoop’s Villain, Reality’s Hero
No.
Just before Cody does a too sweet and bang before pointing

Cody Rhodes Subtly Paid Tribute To AEW EVPs After Royal Rumble Win
Too Sweet and a finger gun.

No.
Just before Cody does a too sweet and bang before pointing
This was the most predictable rumble in a long time. Almost thought vince ran this show. Edge shows up, of course, takes out the judgment day, who in turn take him out. Lashely eliminates Brock, would have put money on that one. Then of course gotta get Seth and Cody with some dream jealousy. Gunther was just lousy. Of course Logan Paul made it back from his fake knee injury. Almost shocked the was not the final one in the ring with cody.
The worst part was each wrestler getting a 30 minute intro when the cameras left the rumble when many were eliminated. How exactly did the sumo wrestler shoosh get thrown out again? I know they know how to use split screens, just horrible. Then they did not even let Rhea in the mens, gave the spot to booker T.
I was always in support of Reigns when he went solo, but this crap is just exhausted. If anything, I can see them finally stripping him of the title after that 20 minutes. They did not even need the match against owens.
yeah, if I actually paid for this I would be cancelling my subscription.
Cody just must be beloved by a certain group of people cause all over social media it seems nearly unanimous that they loved the show. The women’s ending was cool but the whole show was really bad except the Logan Paul-Riccochet spot.
Cody just must be beloved by a certain group of people cause all over social media it seems nearly unanimous that they loved the show. The women’s ending was cool but the whole show was really bad except the Logan Paul-Riccochet spot.
Apparently Uncle Howdy botched his spot. Landing a few feet from L A Knight
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AhThat wasn't a botch on his part. For safety reasons, jumping that height he needs to jump into the crash pad, which he did. The "botch" is actually on the production side because they chose to show a camera angle which showed him missing LA Knight. They needed to choose a better camera angle to hide the landing better.
Awful awful awful
Why?
I guess we have different tastes then dude. I thought the ending was great. One tiny slip and it blows Wrestlemania. Kevin Owens botched using the ropes in the main event.I didn’t like the womens ending.
It was fine, but not like good.
The best part about it was no one looked dumb. Which happens far too often in rumbles
I guess we have different tastes then dude. I thought the ending was great. One tiny slip and it blows Wrestlemania. Kevin Owens botched using the ropes in the main event.
There’s been nothing to set this up
The rule was you dk this you quit the family
His brother is still there
They needed to draw this one out and flesh it out more.
Wut? Nothing there? There's like almost 2 years of stuff there.
The Bloodline basically got started with Reigns kicking the shit out of Jey and browbeating him in line either verbally or physically. Then when Sami came along, we had months of Jey not trusting Sami but eventually warming up to him and them becoming close. Now Reigns is physically and emotionally abusing Sami, just like he did Jey at the start of the storyline. So you've got two sources of internal conflict for Jey where he knows what Sami is going thru because he himself went thru it and there's lingering trauma and then you've got the part where he legit cares for Sami now.
I'm sorry but what you said was absurd. There's a lot there. This whole Bloodline story is like the most detailed pro wrestling stories ever. It might just be the best in any company ever too.
Wut? Nothing there? There's like almost 2 years of stuff there.
The Bloodline basically got started with Reigns kicking the shit out of Jey and browbeating him in line either verbally or physically. Then when Sami came along, we had months of Jey not trusting Sami but eventually warming up to him and them becoming close. Now Reigns is physically and emotionally abusing Sami, just like he did Jey at the start of the storyline. So you've got two sources of internal conflict for Jey where he knows what Sami is going thru because he himself went thru it and there's lingering trauma and then you've got the part where he legit cares for Sami now.
I'm sorry but what you said was absurd. There's a lot there. This whole Bloodline story is like the most detailed pro wrestling stories ever. It might just be the best in any company ever too.