With special guest appearance, Ricky Starks. The comfiest general on the board, enjoy conversations about your favorite (and not so favorite) NXT ladies. We made it to 10. Lets keep going.
Tonight at 6:30 ET >Parker Boudreaux vs. TBA(Gauntlet Match) >AJZ vs. Sidney Akeem vs. Dante Casanova >Crowbar & Tommy Dreamer vs. Danny Doring & Zack Clayton >Brian Myers vs. Mike Santana >ACW Tag Team Title Ladder Match: Sent2Slaughter (Danny Maff & Shawn Donavan) (w/Josh Shernoff) (c) vs. The NOW (Hale Collins & Vik Dalishus) >ACW National Title: Real1 (c) vs. Ben Bishop >ACW Women's Title: Indi Hartwell (c) vs. Tasha Steelz >ACW Heavyweight Title: Richard Holliday (c) vs. Nic Nemeth vs. Matt Cardona vs. Matt Riddle
>RHIYO beat the Kabuki Warriors at crown jewel >IYO vs Mayu is announced for Marigold Grand Destiny >IYO is the GOAT >IYO is the ACE >IYO is the protagonist
While speaking with Conrad Thompson ahead of AEW WrestleDream in St. Louis—a city forever linked to Harley Race’s legacy—Khan was asked to name AEW’s version of the late legend. Without skipping a beat, he pointed to the former AEW World Champion and Death Rider enforcer.
>“Yeah, it is Jon Moxley,” Khan responded. “He’s won the most championships. He’s traveled the world. He’s a hardened veteran. He’s from the Midwest. And he’s a straight shooter and he’s a great person who’s respected by his peers, who takes no gruff, and is so respected as a pro wrestling veteran.”
>“Many times in Jon Moxley’s matches, I’ve observed, it was like watching a great Harley Race match—or even some of Harley Race’s great matches in Japan remind me of some of the great Jon Moxley matches.”
>“There’s a lot of great influences and great wrestlers that contribute to what Jon Moxley is—but he’s also an incredible, very unique personality in the world of pro wrestling. I think it’s really cool that he draws comparisons to such a great champion like Harley Race.”
>There is belief among those in WWE that after all the hype, Wrestlepalooza was a failure for a first show on ESPN. Paul Levesque reacted to the negative reviews on Wrestlepalooza during a production meeting, saying, “We work them (the fans). They don’t work us." - WON
Paul is reading /pw/ threads right now. Say something nice to him.
Now I see a lot of people online and in wrestling communities trying to tear down the old Nash with what they consider the "worst rape of all time" but in reality we the masses have been too dumb to understand the level of KWAB that Kev was throwing down Everyone over the years have attributed the "You wanna play 21? I've got 22" line as being a sign that Nash doesn't know the rules of Blackjack In actuality what Mr. Nash means is that he has an anus capable to take in 22 black cocks, and that even if his opponent truly has the biggest dick, he will not walk away the victor because Kev is vicious and will do anything to win. The line "Do you wanna play blackjack? I got two of those too" is then him saying that he already had two prized black mandingo rods up his ass that day, types of crude cocks used to bash Audrey Hollander Finally the line "You wanna play Aces and Eights? I got too many of those" is probably the most KWAB of them all Aces and Eights goes by another name. They are called "Dead Man's Ass" because it is said to be the cards that Buckbroken Bill Hicock, a famous slave, was holding when he was raped to death Nash is then implying that he has led a trail of men who thought they could rape Big Sexy only to wind up satisfied by his cheeks over the years. It's time to face the facts, that even while beaten up by his son intoxicated by enough booze to kill a horse, Kevin Nash could still take a more cerebral gang pounding than anyone else in the history of the business.