pWd 830: nuns with guns

[D.R.H.]

that motherfucker has a peacock on his laptop.

A DAMN PEACOCK

It's a war between networks wolf! Fox and NBC to the death!

 

[SocraticMethod]

I liked how the robot was tryin to get in on jojo's body double.

Shoot your shot. Beep boop bop.

 

[Stargazer Rex]

I’m starting to think that wasn’t a real war room with a drafting strategy

Nope, that war room was a 100% shoot.

 

[Boo-urns]

Someone who works light, safe and can carry him......

But matter of factly.......NO JUST NO.

Debra Marshall and Tess Broussard rematches.

 

[moonwolf]

It's a war between networks wolf! Fox and NBC to the death!

RAW to NBC with Alex Trebek on commentary would have me tuned in.

 

[sleepwalk]

It’s been 2 weeks!

Cinderella worked so hard making her dress, she was too tired to dance.

 

[GraveyardFilla]

"future draft pick considerations."

<Lmaoo>

Who are you?

 

[deezy]

Alvarez is gonna have a mental breakdown this week. He’s finally going over the edge

If he kills himself over this......all this fuckery was worth it.

 

[Falsedawn]

SOON™

 

[RedFoxOne]

Bret Hart’s 1996-97 is one of the most fascinating things in all of wrestling to me so I could’ve probably listened to 10 hours of it if they made it

In terms of importance, that year throws Bret Hart into the stratosphere of "wrestler who changed pro wrestling history - but not in terms of being a draw."

It's why he will always be on the periphery of the GOAT talk even when you consider Hogan and Austin were bigger and better draws and The Rock developed eventual, greater, universal appeal.

In 1997, he is basically becomes the segue way between two generations of pro wrestling and wrestles the greatest math in pro wrestling history.

He's basically the wrestling version of Raging Bull. A film caught between two generations of cinema but through sheer artistry and force of will - you remember it as a seminal piece of art even though its sandwiched between bigger things.

BRET FUCKING HART!

Spoiler

 

[Sycho Sid]

Did not like the Janella/Omega match.

Went too long, and Omega should not be having extended 50/50 hardcore matches with a puss like Janella.

 

[aldeniro78]

Did not like the Janella/Omega match.

Went too long, and Omega should not be having extended 50/50 hardcore matches with a puss like Janella.

Every match in AEW is 50/50. Every guy on the roster is an all-time great and no match shall be less than 15 minutes.

 

[Sycho Sid]

Every match in AEW is 50/50. Every guy on the roster is an all-time great and no match shall be less than 15 minutes.

Nah, MJF had a squash

 

[Stargazer Rex]

In terms of importance, that year throws Bret Hart into the stratosphere of "wrestler who changed pro wrestling history - but not in terms of being a draw."

It's why he will always be on the periphery of the GOAT talk even when you consider Hogan and Austin were bigger and better draws and The Rock developed eventual, greater, universal appeal.

In 1997, he is basically becomes the segue way between two generations of pro wrestling and wrestles the greatest math in pro wrestling history.

He's basically the wrestling version of Raging Bull. A film caught between two generations of cinema but through sheer artistry and force of will - you remember it as a seminal piece of art even though its sandwiched between bigger things.

BRET FUCKING HART!

Spoiler

Bret wasn’t going to be denied. His willpower was off the charts.

 

[RedFoxOne]

Bret wasn’t going to be denied. His willpower was off the charts.

Angry Grandpa Bret gets a lot of heat these days (Nash CAN go to hell!!!!)

But it amazing to think that Austin/Bret was a throwaway match at Wrestlemania, only for Bret to turn it around and give Austin the ultimate rub, bulletproof his own career and basically bookend a pretty good rivalry into Frazier/Ali territory

 

[SoCalprodigy09]

Is this thing seriously almost 5 hours long?

Bret Hart’s 1996-97 is one of the most fascinating things in all of wrestling to me so I could’ve probably listened to 10 hours of it if they made it

Jarrett and RVD were 4 hour marathons.

The HBK 97-WM 14 episode will be an atg when it comes out.

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

Jarrett and RVD were 4 hour marathons.

The HBK 97-WM 14 episode will be an atg when it comes out.

Still waiting on a Nash episode as well.

 

[TheRuthlessOne]

AEW Dark putting on better matches than Raw

 

[Stargazer Rex]

Angry Grandpa Bret gets a lot of heat these days (Nash CAN go to hell!!!!)

But it amazing to think that Austin/Bret was a throwaway match at Wrestlemania, only for Bret to turn it around and give Austin the ultimate rub, bulletproof his own career and basically bookend a pretty good rivalry into Frazier/Ali territory

When you take all things into consideration it really is Bret > Shawn. That’s why Bret has won 3 straight PWD polls against Shawn.

 

[Stargazer Rex]