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>Kevin Nash was never raped
>The Birdie Danielson poster is mentally ill
>TKOs stock price is fine and daily fluctuations are not news
>AEW isn't getting kicked off WBD
>AEW losing money is an issue
>AEW losing money is not a serious issue
>WWE RAW will be renewed with a higher price like Smackdown and NXT were
>Dave Meltzer and SRS are closer to Perez Hilton than Frank Deford in content
>/asp/ was never good
>Console warring while tiring ensures this place has fresh content and saves it from being a dead board
>The mods generally do a fine job
>The pw posters who obsess over each other on Discord and want to become pw celebrities are more pathetic than any mark has ever been
>Jim Cornette is mostly correct with the root of his opinions but the logic he builds on top is nuts
>Kenny and the Elite have done more for the health of the wrestling business than most
>CM Punk will be fine in WWE and spent a decade there successfully
>Tony Khan is a mark but he produces good TV on occasion. His markiness leads to invention, some good and some bad
>Jericho is far too obsessed with Internet smarks and he always has been
>Height and body aren't as important now as old school guys think because that audience watches UFC
>Women's wrestling has an audience and draws. Not me but the data supports it.
>Social media such as Twitter and Youtube saved the wrestling business from a fall into obscurity
>Conrad Thompson is fine and it's good that more content creators are making money as a rising tide raises all ships
>Ratings matter a lot less than people in the wrestling business seem to think in terms of quarter hours
>Vince McMahon is objectively the most successful booker in the history of wrestling
>The income and education disparity between AEW and WWE fans is small enough to be statistically insignificant when audiences are equalised
>The Twitter accounts who support one company blinkeredly are all people who I wouldn't listen to in a bar and neither should you
>The Birdie Danielson poster is mentally ill
>TKOs stock price is fine and daily fluctuations are not news
>AEW isn't getting kicked off WBD
>AEW losing money is an issue
>AEW losing money is not a serious issue
>WWE RAW will be renewed with a higher price like Smackdown and NXT were
>Dave Meltzer and SRS are closer to Perez Hilton than Frank Deford in content
>/asp/ was never good
>Console warring while tiring ensures this place has fresh content and saves it from being a dead board
>The mods generally do a fine job
>The pw posters who obsess over each other on Discord and want to become pw celebrities are more pathetic than any mark has ever been
>Jim Cornette is mostly correct with the root of his opinions but the logic he builds on top is nuts
>Kenny and the Elite have done more for the health of the wrestling business than most
>CM Punk will be fine in WWE and spent a decade there successfully
>Tony Khan is a mark but he produces good TV on occasion. His markiness leads to invention, some good and some bad
>Jericho is far too obsessed with Internet smarks and he always has been
>Height and body aren't as important now as old school guys think because that audience watches UFC
>Women's wrestling has an audience and draws. Not me but the data supports it.
>Social media such as Twitter and Youtube saved the wrestling business from a fall into obscurity
>Conrad Thompson is fine and it's good that more content creators are making money as a rising tide raises all ships
>Ratings matter a lot less than people in the wrestling business seem to think in terms of quarter hours
>Vince McMahon is objectively the most successful booker in the history of wrestling
>The income and education disparity between AEW and WWE fans is small enough to be statistically insignificant when audiences are equalised
>The Twitter accounts who support one company blinkeredly are all people who I wouldn't listen to in a bar and neither should you
