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The template of a star in the company is Roman, one of the laziest main event workers in the history of the industry. It sets a tone that trickles down to the rest of the roster and you end up with guys not trying as hard. It's the opposite of having like, Moxley or Ospreay at the top.

My men's league has these graphics for the league leaders. Going to post this for no reason at all...

My sole entertainment value from WWE these days is just hoping the company makes bad decisions that are extremely funny. Oba losing to Brock would be funny, but honestly Baron Corbin going over Trick would be downright hilarious.

I have no real take on Yuto-Ice vs Tsuji, which is disappointing since it had been so polarizing in the takes I've seen the last few days. Tsuji though has become a really versatile wrestler that has done a ton of interesting things this year as a worker. Great year for him so far.

A little late but Ryohei Oiwa winning a match with a straight side headlock was incredible. Amazing finish.

Still thinking about that Kenny slap to Will. The video package for the match at ALL IN should just be that on a loop for 90 seconds.

Detroit provides a lot of good landscapes for the Death Riders to cut promos in front of

Willow is the exact kind of wrestler that WWE would never push, which is why AEW should continue to push her hard (she's also really good)

John's ability to do an impersonation of heavily-modulated 2000s indie wrestling commentary is uncanny.

Suit does a good job here. One of things I wonder about is if it's already too late for WWE to win back the fans they've shed over the past two years. Are those people really going to come back if Oba Femi gets a big push?

You ever realize that a movie you loved as a kid was actually a total box office bomb and was poorly received by critics? Like, I just learned that Max Keeble's Big Move did not gross $500 million at the box office--which seems impossible, I've seen it like a billion times.

And by covered, we mean actually getting in depth with discussion and analysis, not just going over brief news and headlines.

IDK sounds like a typical Justin LaBar show to me

New podcast is out--solo show where I talk about why mainstream media's attempts to cover WWE always fail, Shane Haste's reinvention, the new Kliq controlling WWE's main event seen and a lot more. redcircle.com/shows/d51cb2...

Gentlemen's Wrestling Podcast #137: WWE Media, Shane Haste, Kevin Knight And MoreListen to Voices of Wrestling Podcast Network on RedCircleredcircle.com

Neither of these guys look cool at all. Punk's hair looks like it has a life of its own, and Cody looks like he is a businessman that hasn't slept in a week and is suffering from jaundice. Such a bizarre, weird company.

Thinking about how WrestleMania ended with Randy Orton punting Cody Rhodes in the head, and then Cody was fine right after and Randy Orton hasn't been seen since, and absolutely nobody cares or talks about why WrestleMania's show closing angle was just memory-holed by WWE.

Among many cool things about AEW's existence, I really like that it's given AR Fox a platform to wrestle on TV. Guy has been one of the most exciting indie workers for years and never got a ton of recognition for it.

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Gabe Kidd has the talent to be a great pro wrestler but is constantly undermined by his own insistence on being extremely off-putting in the ring.