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    As much as there is a danger that you push Reigns and he gets overshadowed, there's a bigger risk that if they don't push him, it might never happen.

     

    Wrestling isn't an industry where you get away with not striking while the iron is hot.

     

    Beating Lesnar for the title is a star making opportunity. Daniel Bryan is already a star. I wouldn't waste it.

    This isn't the only way to make Reigns a star. The fans would likely cheer Lesnar over Reigns too.

     

    Have Bryan go over Lesnar at Wrestlemania and then build up Reigns to beat Bryan at Summerslam or the following Wrestlemania. I still think they're making a mistake pushing Reigns as a face.

    I don't think Reigns as a face is a bad idea- he's got the cool look and high impact moveset- but the presentation has been a bit weak so far. He has looked far too vulnerable, and although you can't give him the Goldberg treatment, he should look stronger. It made sense that Show would dominate the majority of the match, but now Rollins is doing it as well. Roman Reigns isn't a believable underdog, he should be a cool ass-kicker.

    Agreed about the 'Goldberg treatment', he can't smash through everybody, but they need to pick and choose who he looks vulnerable against. He was getting smacked about by Fandango the other week which is no way to be building anyone as the next big babyface

  2. Rollins dropped his name into a promo a few weeks back but he hasn't appeared since Survivor Series. His contract is supposedly for just half a dozen appearances which includes one match, which is surely going to be against HHH otherwise his Survivor Series appearance was pointless

  3. Unless you have a chrome cast, I'd assume it would be doing it through an RGB cable from a laptop. I've yet to try this method since signing up but I don't see why it wouldn't work

  4. So, the 20 most pirated films list has been released (studio, theatrical release date)

     

    1. “The Wolf of Wall Street”: 30.035 million (Paramount, Dec. 25, 2013)

    2. “Frozen”: 29.919 million (Disney, Nov. 27, 2013)

    3. “RoboCop”*: 29.879 million (MGM, Feb. 12, 2014; and Orion, July 17, 1987)

    4. “Gravity”: 29.357 million (Warner Bros., Oct. 4, 2013)

    5. “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug”: 27.627 million (Warner Bros., Dec. 13, 2013)

    6. “Thor: The Dark World”: 25.749 million (Disney/Marvel, Nov. 8, 2013)

    7. “Captain America: The Winter Soldier”: 25.628 million (Disney/Marvel, April 4, 2014)

    8. “The Legend of Hercules”: 25.137 million (Summit, Jan. 10, 2014)

    9. “X-Men: Days of Future Past”: 24.380 million (20th Century Fox, May 23, 2014)

    10. “12 Years a Slave”: 23.653 million (Fox Searchlight, Oct. 18, 2013)

    11. “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire”: 23.543 million (Lionsgate, Nov. 22, 2013)

    12. “American Hustle”: 23.143 million (Sony/Columbia, Dec. 13, 2013)

    13. “300: Rise of an Empire”: 23.096 million (Warner Bros., March 7, 2014)

    14. “Transformers: Age of Extinction”: 21.65 million (Paramount, June 27, 2014)

    15. “Godzilla”: 20.956 million (Warner Bros., May 16, 2014)

    16. “Noah”: 20.334 million (Paramount, March 28, 2014)

    17. “Divergent”: 20.312 million (Lionsgate, March 21, 2014)

    18. “Edge of Tomorrow”: 20.299 million (Warner Bros., June 6, 2014)

    19. “Captain Phillips”: 19.817 million (Sony/Columbia, Oct. 11, 2013)

    20. “Lone Survivor”: 19.130 million (Universal, Dec. 25, 2013)

     

    * Combines data for both 1987 and 2014 versions.

    Source: Excipio

  5. Surely The Ascension are blasting through the Matadores tonight for their debut. Obviously beating them means fuckall in the grand scheme of things but they're a couple of little guys that the big lads can chuck about for 3 minutes and look hard in the process

  6. ECW ran a sizeable hockey arena in Dayton a couple of years for the Heatwave PPV in 98 & 99.

    Anarch Rulz 99 and November To Remember was at Odeum Expo Center just outside of Chicago which had 6,000 (for Anarchy Rulz). Never really saw any of their TNN TV run so not sure what buildings they ran, but in terms of PPV those are large ones I can remember

  7. I haven't even got round to listening to Rock Or Bust yet. When I heard they were working on a new album I thought it would be a while till it was out as was the case between Stiff Upper Lip and Black Ice. To then get it in the same year was quite the suprise and figured they've either blasted through it with kind of rush of creativity, or it could just be a by the numbers AC/DC album. I'll give it a proper go soon though.

     

    Forgot to mention Pink Floyd - Endless River was enjoyable in a for what it is kind of way and it did make me go and listen to my PF albums which I haven't done for a long time

  8. I wouldn't say that Wyatt is dead in the water, but they need to do something with him to get him back on track. Would it be safe to say that the Cena feud came a little too quickly for him? Obviously we all knew that Cena was winning that feud, but he has just been treading water since then.

     

    I reckon there is more mileage in Rollins as a Jeff Hardy daredevil babyface type rather than the chickenshit heel

  9. He was in shot shape when he was released, and I imagine that was the main reason for his release.

    Id love to know what was going through his mind while he was there. He was at the biggest global promotion and was being paid to get into shape and make something of himself on worldwide TV and he couldn't be bothered

  10. Beginning this Sunday, December 21, ‘12 Days of Attitude’ will bring new video-on-demand content to WWE Network. Each day, WWE Network subscribers will be able to unlock new programming in their video-on-demand library from the Attitude Era. Full episodes of Monday Night Raw, SmackDown and Heat will be among content available. Also included are memorable moments from the Attitude Era such as training vignettes of Vince and Shane McMahon and the interview in which The Rock and Mankind discuss The Undertaker and Big Show being buried alive.

     

    According to PWI

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