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>>1953511
Does he always look like he just smeared icy hot on his scrotum?

K

Balor buried Roman when he moved up, same will happen because Haitch is pitiful faggot.

>he still thinks Vince has a mortal lifeline

>>1953456
Vince will buy out death and turn it into Mortality Entertainment.

>70 years old
>Still runs shows
I think he'll be fine.

But this isn't Summer Rae's theme

It's stupid that she is not Liv Morgan's partner at Takeover Toronto. Also I think this theme is still the best NXT Women theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8ca54qrUnM

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Dark Emma is best diva theme ever

Bliss

>>1953356
Finn Balor tbchwyf (to be completly honest with you fAm)

She's still shit, nobody likes her except you and the rest of your wewtist friends. Go back

>>1953283
i think she's cute

>>1953294
Fuck off Shawn

I agree. This was overrated garbage, finisher after finisher

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>>1953259
>The Undertaker has drawn loads of di...

>>1953275
Kek

Undercarder BTFO

OP vs. The English language

>>1953247
Roman vs Brock

Bray Wyatt vs Rusev last man standing match

make it last 50 minutes or more

>>1953213
heh

>>1953176
it didn't have to be this way seff

Every single woman """wrestler"""

The Undercarder/Taketty

>>1953121
So which one is it?

On the subject of trying to start a union for professional wrestlers, Ventura claimed that he gave a big speech in the dressing room prior to WrestleMania 2 to encourage the performers to form a union. Apparently, 'The Body' was threatened by McMahon the next day. Ventura would tell McMahon that he would stop trying to form a union after receiving SAG union membership.

> "It was WrestleMania 2. Two weeks before it, all the publicity had gone out. The advantage was ours. See, Jesse Ventura studies business. The advantage was ours. I stood, I waited, so there weren't agents around. I stood up in the dressing room and I gave a speech to the boys and this was at the time we were still battling Charlotte [North Carolina - Jim Crockett Promotions], and I said, 'if we go together and simply tell the media we are not wrestling unless union negotiators by federal law come in and give us the opportunity to unionize.' And I said, 'guys, the people that turn on the lights in these buildings are union.' I said, 'they have to do it by law. It's in our favor. Then, if we engage the Charlotte guys to do the same thing, we can have a union in wrestling.' I gave this big speech, I left it at there, I went home. The next night, I got a phone call from Vince who basically threatened to fire me if I ever brought it up again and read me the riot act. And I then did WrestleMania 2 and immediately left and did Predator and was a member of the Screen Actors Guild now, my union that I get retirement from now, healthcare from, all of that from. And so, when I came back, I told Vince pointblank, 'Vince, I won't ever bring up union again.' And I said, 'if these guys are too stupid to fight for their rights, I have my union now. I'm a member of the Screen Actors Guild. I get healthcare, I get retirement, I get everything from them. I'll pay my union dues."

Although Ventura did not know who alerted the office about his attempt at unionizing the WWE locker room at the time it happened, the talent who told McMahon about Ventura addressing the locker room about forming a union was 'The Immortal' Hulk Hogan.


> "When I sued Vince, we had to depose him. On the way out, I told my lawyer the story and in deposition, you can bring up anything. And I said, 'if you can, David [Olsen], find out who ratted me [out].' I said, 'find out who ratted me [out] that day because it was one of the boys because there were no agents there. And so, when we got in there Vince, and my attorney was great. He said, 'Mr. McMahon,' he said, 'has there ever been a union in wrestling?' Vince [replies], 'no.' [The lawyer asks] 'Anyone ever try to form one?' Vince sat a minute, he says, 'well, yeah, as a matter of fact, Jesse Ventura spouted his mouth off about it once years ago.' And my attorney goes, 'well, how do you know that? Did you hear him? No? Well, how did you know he spouted his mouth off?' He didn't even hesitate. 'Hulk Hogan told me.'"

Ventura admitted that he felt betrayed by Hogan. The WWE Hall Of Famer explained that Hogan 'stooged' because he was getting a sweet deal and did not want unionizing to cut into that.

> "It was like someone punched me in the face. This was my friend and I thought, 'Hogan betrayed me? Hogan called Vince and ratted me [out], was an office stooge?' In my day, that's what they were called. That was a lowlife, somebody who reports to the office in the old days. And it stunned me, stunned me. I sat there in the chair and I couldn't even think that it was Hogan. And then Vince admitted it on Larry King too. And there's no reason for him to lie. He's under sworn oath. And then, Hogan continued to lie about it and say he didn't do it and I've never spoken to him since and I don't care to because in my opinion, Hogan sold me out. Then I found out in the trial why. Well, in the trial, we got the [financial] records of WrestleMania 3, the big one, him and Andre [The Giant], well, Hogan made more money than all of us combined, including Andre. If you took the payoffs of Andre and the whole rest of the card, Hogan made more than we did. So, naturally, he didn't want a union. That could even out the money a little bit more and I saw that he made more than Andre and all of us combined, then, the picture was crystal clear to me, that he sold us out because he was getting taken care of and he didn't want nobody else horning in on the good deal he had."

>>1953062
Kevin "not one dime" Nasheretty?

he's not our guy anymore he is anti Trump

Not really

The neowooaspies yes

>>1953049
sold tons of merch, even were ahead of Cena in merch sales at certain points despite being lower on the car

>>1953049
Jeff was massive at certain points. He was the only one holding him down.

>>1953049
Jeff was for sure
Rey was at times

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Power Uti is a famous nigerian wrestler.
He wrestled Mick Foley in the 80s according to his ''have a nice day'' book

once daddy trump gets in office

never. isn't a big draw and he left on bad terms

Will he be invited to the white house?

https://youtu.be/1wz3Bav9A1U

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any other /assmen/ here?

>>1952877
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Uc3V8NxKWw