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PWD 560: WHY SO SERIOUS?
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HBK should have beat Austin it was a fast count
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And when I came out of it was 4:20 AM <Lmaoo>
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He mentally Cosby'd you.
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You are gonna fuck him and and not let him finish?I'm going to send him a nightmare tonight the likes of which he's never seen.
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I have found my next wrestling shirt. It's possibly the greatest shirt I have ever laid eyes on besides the APA Always Pounding Ass shirt.
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It's part of a Glacier vignette.
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Rikishi had one that said "It's your duty to please my booty!"I have found my next wrestling shirt. It's possibly the greatest shirt I have ever laid eyes on besides the APA Always Pounding Ass shirt.
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All the wrestlers that Rikishi forced to eat his ass should start a #MeToo
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http://wrestlingnews.co/wwe-news/hulk-hogan-comments-on-wrestlemania-rumors-wwe-issues-statement/
Hulk Hogan is in Los Angeles for the HBO premiere screening for the Andre The Giant documentary. TMZ Sports caught up with Hogan and Jimmy Hart as they arrived at LAX and Hogan is outright saying that he will not be at WrestleMania 34. He said, “No WrestleMania brother.” He added, “Maybe someday brother.”
As noted here and in other places, there have been discussions in recent weeks and everything depends on how WWE feels their sponsors will react. If Hogan returns then he will likely go back to the ambassador role that he had three years ago. Obviously, if a deal has been made for Hogan to return at Mania then I would not expect him to lay his cards out on the table.
Meanwhile, WWE issued the following statement in regards to Hogan appearing at the Los Angeles premiere screening for HBO’s documentary on Andre The Giant:
“Hulk Hogan is an important part of Andre the Giant’s history, however his appearance at tonight’s HBO premiere of the documentary and his plans to help others learn from his mistakes does not mean WWE is rehiring him. Hogan is not scheduled to be at any upcoming WWE events.”
Enough is enough, let the man eat.
Hulk Hogan comments on WrestleMania rumors, WWE issues statement
Hulk Hogan is in Los Angeles for the HBO premiere screening for the Andre The Giant documentary. TMZ Sports caught up with Hogan and Jimmy Hart as they arrived at LAX and Hogan is outright saying that he will not be at WrestleMania 34. He said, “No WrestleMania brother.” He added, “Maybe someday brother.”
As noted here and in other places, there have been discussions in recent weeks and everything depends on how WWE feels their sponsors will react. If Hogan returns then he will likely go back to the ambassador role that he had three years ago. Obviously, if a deal has been made for Hogan to return at Mania then I would not expect him to lay his cards out on the table.
Meanwhile, WWE issued the following statement in regards to Hogan appearing at the Los Angeles premiere screening for HBO’s documentary on Andre The Giant:
“Hulk Hogan is an important part of Andre the Giant’s history, however his appearance at tonight’s HBO premiere of the documentary and his plans to help others learn from his mistakes does not mean WWE is rehiring him. Hogan is not scheduled to be at any upcoming WWE events.”
Enough is enough, let the man eat.
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Just preferred ordered mineI have found my next wrestling shirt. It's possibly the greatest shirt I have ever laid eyes on besides the APA Always Pounding Ass shirt.
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https://411mania.com/wrestling/wwe-gets-final-count-concussion-lawsuit-dismissed/
– The last count in the concussion lawsuits filed against WWE was dismissed on Wednesday. PWInsider reports that Judge Vanessa L. Bryant dismissed the final charge against the company, which was a claim by Vito LoGrasso and Evan Singleton of fraud by omission.
The suit against the company was one of several lawsuits that had been filed over the last several years, which charged that the company failed to protect talent in regard to concussions, CTE and the like. Most of the allegations had been thrown out with the exception of Lograsso and Singleton’s suit, which was allowed to move forward because they claimed that WWE became aware of “a link between repeated head trauma and permanent degenerative neurological conditions” and failed to disclose the information to talent.
In Judge Bryant’s ruling, she dismissed the counts and wrote, “After careful consideration of the evidence in the light most favorable to the Plaintiffs, the Court has determined that the evidence does not support a finding that WWE knew of a risk that repeated head injuries incurred while performing as a professional wrestler could cause permanent degenerative neurological conditions prior to September 5, 2007.”
The ruling said that LoGrasso’s case couldn’t move forward because “undisputed evidence in the record demonstrates that WWE did not know of a potential link between concussions and permanent degenerative neurological disorders until after LoGrasso stopped wrestling. LoGrasso therefore could not have relied upon any omission to choose to continue wrestling, and any injury he suffered while wrestling could not have resulted from WWE’s failure to state what it did not know.” The ruling also said that LoGrasso contacted WWE for a job as a trainer in 2009, but didn’t disclose that he’d been suffering from suffering from migraines, memory loss, depression and deafness which he claimed was a result of working for the company.
As for Singleton, Bryant agreed with WWE that they were not liable due to fraud by omission because, in WWE’s words, “it had developed a concussion testing and education program in which Singleton participated or should have participated prior to his injury during which WWE disclosed to Singleton the risk of sustaining a brain injury while wrestling.” Bryan said that Singleton hadn’t offered any evidence which suggested that WWE intentionally hid any information in order to gret Singleton to continue wrestling.
The judge took a shot at lawyer Konstantine Kyros, who has been at the forefront of many of the lawsuits, saying, “Once again, the Court notes Plaintiffs’ counsels have asserted facts and advanced legal theories for which there is no reasonable evidentiary and legal basis; and once again cautions that such conduct subjects counsel to Rule 11 sanctions. Counsel are advised to read the record in its entirety before filing anything with the Court to assure their reasonable belief in any and all future assertions of fact and law.”
WWE Gets Final Count in Concussion Lawsuit Dismissed
– The last count in the concussion lawsuits filed against WWE was dismissed on Wednesday. PWInsider reports that Judge Vanessa L. Bryant dismissed the final charge against the company, which was a claim by Vito LoGrasso and Evan Singleton of fraud by omission.
The suit against the company was one of several lawsuits that had been filed over the last several years, which charged that the company failed to protect talent in regard to concussions, CTE and the like. Most of the allegations had been thrown out with the exception of Lograsso and Singleton’s suit, which was allowed to move forward because they claimed that WWE became aware of “a link between repeated head trauma and permanent degenerative neurological conditions” and failed to disclose the information to talent.
In Judge Bryant’s ruling, she dismissed the counts and wrote, “After careful consideration of the evidence in the light most favorable to the Plaintiffs, the Court has determined that the evidence does not support a finding that WWE knew of a risk that repeated head injuries incurred while performing as a professional wrestler could cause permanent degenerative neurological conditions prior to September 5, 2007.”
The ruling said that LoGrasso’s case couldn’t move forward because “undisputed evidence in the record demonstrates that WWE did not know of a potential link between concussions and permanent degenerative neurological disorders until after LoGrasso stopped wrestling. LoGrasso therefore could not have relied upon any omission to choose to continue wrestling, and any injury he suffered while wrestling could not have resulted from WWE’s failure to state what it did not know.” The ruling also said that LoGrasso contacted WWE for a job as a trainer in 2009, but didn’t disclose that he’d been suffering from suffering from migraines, memory loss, depression and deafness which he claimed was a result of working for the company.
As for Singleton, Bryant agreed with WWE that they were not liable due to fraud by omission because, in WWE’s words, “it had developed a concussion testing and education program in which Singleton participated or should have participated prior to his injury during which WWE disclosed to Singleton the risk of sustaining a brain injury while wrestling.” Bryan said that Singleton hadn’t offered any evidence which suggested that WWE intentionally hid any information in order to gret Singleton to continue wrestling.
The judge took a shot at lawyer Konstantine Kyros, who has been at the forefront of many of the lawsuits, saying, “Once again, the Court notes Plaintiffs’ counsels have asserted facts and advanced legal theories for which there is no reasonable evidentiary and legal basis; and once again cautions that such conduct subjects counsel to Rule 11 sanctions. Counsel are advised to read the record in its entirety before filing anything with the Court to assure their reasonable belief in any and all future assertions of fact and law.”
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@Minotauro Rex i made it here lady night but I didn’t see anything. Just blankness
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I couldn't make it, we try again tonight. Maybe the sleep paralysis messed it up
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David Meltzer rating for SSE -
SHO/Yoh/Rocky v Daniels/Kazarian/Sky 3.25
Robinson/Finlay v Goto/Gedo 2.25
Archer/Smith Jr v Yano/Chucky T 3.25
Cody/Scurrl v Tonga/Loa 3.25
Naito/Sanada/Bushi/Takahashi v Tanahashi/Kushida/Taguchi/Lee 3.75
Ospreay v Liger 3.75
Suzuki/Sabre Jr v Ishii/Okada 4
White v Page 3.75
Omega/Ibushi v Matt/Nick Jackson 5
SHO/Yoh/Rocky v Daniels/Kazarian/Sky 3.25
Robinson/Finlay v Goto/Gedo 2.25
Archer/Smith Jr v Yano/Chucky T 3.25
Cody/Scurrl v Tonga/Loa 3.25
Naito/Sanada/Bushi/Takahashi v Tanahashi/Kushida/Taguchi/Lee 3.75
Ospreay v Liger 3.75
Suzuki/Sabre Jr v Ishii/Okada 4
White v Page 3.75
Omega/Ibushi v Matt/Nick Jackson 5
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How in the blue fuck did that Yano/Chucky vs Archer/Smith get a 3.25? 2.25 would be generous.
And the main event was good, but not 5 star good.
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