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  • AEW is the size it is because it’s backed by a Billionaire, run by his Billionaire son, and they had contacts and knew people in the Media industry that got them the best foot in the door TV contract available for a wrestling company. TNA has a penny pinching media company in charge, cannot seem to find a TV deal outside their owned station, and regularly pisses off business partners… TNA, which I enjoy, isn’t going any fucking where close to AEW numbers short of Billionaire Ted’s ghost leaving them everything… and Ted ain’t dead.

    Bischoff and Russo are about on par for the fucking crazy they spew.

    As a side note, Ted Turner has a bad form of dementia even if he wanted to he couldn’t get back in the wrasslin’ business, it’s really sad.






  • Ok, I’m tired of the WWE-TNA relationship now, it’s entirely one sided, yeah it might bring eyes to TNA, but it’s making TNA and their workers look inferior when the TNA Title holders are NXT people. Maybe I’m just annoyed and will change my mind later, but damn do I not like this.

    Edit: I’m glad AJ came out with a TNA theme song, I’m ok if he never uses it again, but maybe for his TNA HoF induction assuming they are still around when he’s ready to enter.







  • Why Kurt, Why?

    Kurt Angle has joined Hogan’s Real American Freestyle as a commentator… guess the man has bills to pay.

    Tampa, FL (July 17, 2025) – Real American Freestyle, the new, unscripted freestyle wrestling organization, today announced that the legendary Kurt Angle will serve as live event commentator, analyst, and partner for the burgeoning brand – joining Chael Sonnen and Bubba Jenkins for RAF01 on August 30 in Cleveland, OH at the Wolstein Center. Tickets for the company’s inaugural event are on-sale now via Ticketmaster.

    PWInsider

    I considered making this a topic, but really this is more a blurb about pro-wrestler Kurt Angle returning to real wrestling as a commentator. I mean if he’s just grabbing that bag for the event, go for it, I am still skeptical they are going to have this low ticket selling event at all.




  • In two weeks I’ll be telling everybody about the whole story “

    Asked he if signed an NDA, Goldberg said, “Let’s just say that.”

    Two weeks you say; wonder if it’ll be a nothing burger and you’ll never hear about it again…

    So for anyone that doesn’t read the article, he wasn’t happy with some things but can’t speak on it yet… As to the NDA, I imagine with TKO now running the show that’s going to be worse than ever, you thought Vince was bad, TKO is going to be worse, maybe no sex pest bullshit, but corporate bullshit… take the countering AEW’s weekend with NXT & SNME to cover all the time slots, TKO people, evil.

    I would have loved for them to announce it in January and had a build up to it and do something like that, that I thought was maybe worthy of my career. Let’s just say they chose to do it with three weeks notice. It is what it is. It’s part of the package. It’s part of the meal you get dealt and I would be remiss in thinking I thought the meal would be different, but shame on me for thinking it would be different.”

    I agree, it was way too rushed, this should have had a build to it, this whole week of shows was clearly tossed together and given 2-3 weeks build just to screw with All-In, IMO.

    Also, Triple H and Undertaker and company still have their fuck WCW blinders on. Triple H loves '80s NWA, not '90s WCW. Look at how they did Sting, why would Goldberg be different?

    Let’s just say I’m pissed off at the way that I went out. I put so much into it and I don’t feel the effort was reciprocated to put a stamp on what I accomplished. I’m not going to say I’m not ecstatic about the opportunity that I got. I was a WCW guy. I think it could have been done a little bit differently, that’s all. I’m happy with my performance and the setting, but could it have been better? Absolutely, it can always been better.”

    He did put his all into it, I give him props for that, but I certainly hope he isn’t implying that GUNTHER held back, GUNTHER got a decent match out of a 60 year old man who has a minimal move set and cardio. I see he does agree with my belief being a WCW guy hurt him.

    “There are a bout 100 things. I did three interviews. Three in six months. They cut me off 30 seconds into my speech. You don’t do that.”

    NBC has airtime limits, although Peacock should have carried it, and it’s on WWE if they went long somewhere and your time got cut, hell in one part I didn’t quote he mentions being told something about it going online, maybe he just misread the situation. Besides, what’s the most WCW way you can go off the air… we’re out of time folks, tune in next week…

    I also find it humorous how he kept saying I don’t bitch/I’m not bitching about it and this whole thing was a bitchfest.


  • Did he just make Bret Happy by retiring and then immediately shatter his heart saying he isn’t going anywhere?

    Growing up in the deep south we were WCW people for most of that time, despite what people sometimes think today, Goldberg was super over in the '90s, today his move set, age, and general limitations of having barely learned the basics doesn’t fly, but back then, he was a fucking star for WCW. Guy deserved a retirement, and I’m glad it was done by giving it all he had in the tank and not phoning it in.

    That being said, I’m still mad at him for destroying Raven and taking the US Title, that he didn’t even want.