how the hell did rey mysterio get another title shot against brock lesnar thought he was just a nostalgic attraction, past it, over the hill and second rate .....
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GOT Wrestle Fest Fan Thread
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Gwladysstreetlad
Player Valuation: £50m
JBL's transformation into Vince Mcmahon is almost complete.....
SuperTimCahill
Player Valuation: £25m
What a weird call having the womens thriple threat as the Survivor Series main event.
larrygobfiend
Player Valuation: £40m
Why? Isn't Becky the most popular wrestler at the moment?
She's literally the only wrestler in WWE I've heard of anymore. My brother tells me she's massive atm
N.S.N.O.
Player Valuation: £35m
Enjoyed Survivor Series.... Pretty predictable NXT would come out on top, that's the brand that's competing with AEW so they were always gonna put that brand over... Good weekend for Keith Lee, Adam Cole, Rhea Ripley, Shayna Baszler...
Much needed Heel turn for Rollins on Raw...
Much needed Heel turn for Rollins on Raw...
I've gone and written an article for Scott's Blog of Doom where I review WWF Survivor Series 1989
Please give it a shufty
(Mods, this has been authorised by Mr. Groucho)
WWF coming to BT Sport? In what capacity? Probably start watching it again if it did.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Been comming to BT since about the last 5months,starts sometime in Jan
RAW, Smackdown,
WWE's monthly pay-per-view events, including WrestleMania, will be available on BT Sport Box Office. etc
BT Sport will also carry same day primetime re-airs of Raw on Tuesdays and SmackDown on Saturdays, a two-hour version of Raw, one-hour version of Raw and one-hour version of SmackDown across its portfolio of channels
Oh not a free service then?
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
no,infact if your a fan of wwe and dont have BT,you will have to pay for it,unless off course you watch via streams,or BT is part of something you have etc
I have BT Sport but you said box office?
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
PPVS i said/meant, raw and smackdown is bt
N.S.N.O.
Player Valuation: £35m
Ratings for NXT vs AEW
AEW
Oct 2 : 1.409 million viewers
Oct 9 : 1.018 million
Oct 16 : 1.014 million
Oct 23: 963,000
Oct 30: 759,000
Nov 6: 822,000
Nov 13: 957,000
Nov 20: 893,000
Nov 27: 663,000
Dec 4: 851,000
Dec 11: 778,000
NXT
Oct 2: 891,000 viewers
Oct 9: 790,000
Oct 16: 712,000
Oct 23: 698,000
Oct 30: 580,000
Nov 6: 813,000
Nov 13: 750,000
Nov 20: 916,000
Nov 27: 818,000
Dec 4: 845,000
Dec 11: 778,000
For some comparison, Smackdown this week had 2.34 mill, while RAW had 2.15 mill..
Think WWE will be pretty happy with that... NXT seems to be consistent (and has the capability to add new stars that can maintain their ratings long term.
AEW started strong, but hasn't been able to keep 600k viewers watching out of curiosity. They have limited options down the road for new stars they can sign. Jericho is 49 years old, so he can't keep up a full schedule long term (assume he'll also have to take time off with Fozzy tours). I don't think Moxley is as big a deal as they hope he will be.
AEW
Oct 2 : 1.409 million viewers
Oct 9 : 1.018 million
Oct 16 : 1.014 million
Oct 23: 963,000
Oct 30: 759,000
Nov 6: 822,000
Nov 13: 957,000
Nov 20: 893,000
Nov 27: 663,000
Dec 4: 851,000
Dec 11: 778,000
NXT
Oct 2: 891,000 viewers
Oct 9: 790,000
Oct 16: 712,000
Oct 23: 698,000
Oct 30: 580,000
Nov 6: 813,000
Nov 13: 750,000
Nov 20: 916,000
Nov 27: 818,000
Dec 4: 845,000
Dec 11: 778,000
For some comparison, Smackdown this week had 2.34 mill, while RAW had 2.15 mill..
Think WWE will be pretty happy with that... NXT seems to be consistent (and has the capability to add new stars that can maintain their ratings long term.
AEW started strong, but hasn't been able to keep 600k viewers watching out of curiosity. They have limited options down the road for new stars they can sign. Jericho is 49 years old, so he can't keep up a full schedule long term (assume he'll also have to take time off with Fozzy tours). I don't think Moxley is as big a deal as they hope he will be.
Started watching WWF Raw from the start of 1996 and almost finished the year, really interesting to look back on. Austin, Rock and Mankind all making their WWF debuts. The Godwinns were still a thing and you could see why they were getting pumped by WCW. A few points:
- The Undertaker is unreal, that slow entrance, raising the lights, stalking his opponents around the ring. I always liked him, but he's a new level of over with me now
- Psycho Sid was far more over than I remember. Had that Warrior randomness on the mic, but just had that physical charisma and intensity, the crowd were fully behind him when he beat Michaels for the title
- Michaels was a great wrestler, but I can't stand him. He only ever buried wrestlers, watching Hart and the Undertaker put over the likes of Mankind and Austin early doors for the betterment of the business couldn't be any more of a contrast
- British Bulldog was a fantastic wrestler, really accomplished and clean in the ring
- The Dominator is one of my favourite finishers ever, Farooq just smashing people face first into the mat