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*Official* Pro-Wrestling Thread II

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Calm_profit

International 12th Man
I thought Brock passing the torch to Cody was a great ending to his career.Now,it's repeated matches of Brock and Cena, which we have already saw in 2012 and 2014.
 
Heboric

Heboric

International Regular
Spikey said:
Guess HHH still hasnt read the lawsuit

the Cena heel turn ending with a lame face turn on TV because A) he won't be booed and B) Brock was coming back is pretty funny though.
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My thoughts exactly. What next "This entrance is brought to you by Big Pimpins Crack and Cocaine emporium"

No wonder the ***** cancelled the post event press conference :no2: :no2:
 
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Heboric

Heboric

International Regular
Listening to the much maligned Dave Meltzer talking about the other company in TKO it wasnt a big surprise that Lesnar came back :no2: :no2:
 
Spikey

Spikey

Request Your Custom Title Now!
well the wwe network was even better for fans, but it was an utter failure for WWE but then they got the miracle peacock deal for the Yanks and now this one is even better for WWE. and it seems to me that for non-Yanks, the Netflix deal is, more or less, what the WWE network offered anyway but with Raw/Smackdown now too

what's interesting is that it's for ESPN's forthcoming streaming service for sports stuff only (seemingly similar to Kayo here in Aus). Americans would still need subscribe to Disney+ to watch their Disney movies and whatnot. It seems a pretty bad deal if you don't really watch sports. it's kind of interesting that they've gone down this path.
 
Athlai

Athlai

Not Terrible
Live sports streaming sells at a premium and wrestling kind of sits between worlds there.

Horrible deal for the fanbase and I hope it goes poorly for TKO/WWE. They have it coming.
 
GIMH

GIMH

Norwood's on Fire
Spikey said:
well the wwe network was even better for fans, but it was an utter failure for WWE but then they got the miracle peacock deal for the Yanks and now this one is even better for WWE. and it seems to me that for non-Yanks, the Netflix deal is, more or less, what the WWE network offered anyway but with Raw/Smackdown now too

what's interesting is that it's for ESPN's forthcoming streaming service for sports stuff only (seemingly similar to Kayo here in Aus). Americans would still need subscribe to Disney+ to watch their Disney movies and whatnot. It seems a pretty bad deal if you don't really watch sports. it's kind of interesting that they've gone down this path.
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There is some good network stuff that hasn’t made its way to Netflix - WCW, ECW and loads of the documentaries etc. But in terms of WWE back catalogue I am pretty sure all PPVs are on there and a stack of old Raw/Smackdowns.
 
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