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  • Derrville
    Dallas has no coaching...
    • Jul 2009
    • 5321

    Originally posted by ThomasTomasz
    Yeah, but TNA fans are getting a bit tired of Jarrett, at least from other people I've talked to outside of here. I'm still holding out hope that it could be Chris Masters.
    I love Double J. I think he gets a lot of undeserved flack.

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    • SuperKevin
      War Hero
      • Dec 2009
      • 8759

      Jeff Jarrett would be the only one with enough star power and legitimate beef with TNA to be the head of this stable. Other wise you have Devon as your most experienced guy and he's not even in charge lol

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      • EmpireWF
        Giants in the Super Bowl
        • Mar 2009
        • 24082

        There is no intrigue though. It's gone on too long and is nothing but repetitive illogical beatdowns. Why should anyone care that a group of 5 or so nobodies are sometimes getting over on random guys when there's an entire locker room made to look like morons?

        The invader angle the way it's being done is played out barring something drastic changing.


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        • SuperKevin
          War Hero
          • Dec 2009
          • 8759

          I enjoy it.

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          • EmpireWF
            Giants in the Super Bowl
            • Mar 2009
            • 24082



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            • JimLeavy59
              War Hero
              • May 2012
              • 7199

              Its better than Cena making out with a chick who sometimes looks about 15.

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              • SuperKevin
                War Hero
                • Dec 2009
                • 8759

                Originally posted by JimLeavy59
                Its better than Cena making out with a chick who sometimes looks about 15.
                Don't you dare say a bad thing about AJ

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                • FedEx227
                  Delivers
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 10454

                  Doubt many people will be interested but I do another podcast with some buddies at Voices of Wrestling. We talk basic WWE, preview pay-per-view, this isn't as hardcore as Warner and I's podcast, but still a solid listen.

                  The guys are once again at full strength (well not Dexter but you know) talking all the latest in WWE. Brett, Dexter and Rich do an early preview of Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view, CM Punk/Ryback, talk Raw from this past Monday, The Shield, DDP Yoga (!?) and much more. As always make sure to […]


                  The guys are once again at full strength (well not Dexter but you know) talking all the latest in WWE. Brett, Dexter and Rich do an early preview of Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view, CM Punk/Ryback, talk Raw from this past Monday, The Shield, DDP Yoga (!?) and much more. As always make sure to listen, share with friends and support your local professional wrestling podcasts!
                  VoicesofWrestling.com

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                  • Warner2BruceTD
                    2011 Poster Of The Year
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 26142

                    Ring of Honor officials confirmed today that Jim Cornette is officially on a sabbatical from the promotion.

                    Cornette blew up at the last television tapings in Belle Vernon, PA, and had been laying low since the show and was not going to be at the 12/16 Final Battle event. In a backstage promo of sorts, described as usual Cornette frustration when things have gone wrong, but significantly worse, he expressed issues with problems outside the ring. He had gotten away from wrestling since the show and has avoided contact with almost everyone. Within the company there was the belief that he was done. Those at ROH said he was suffering from burnout, and had been for some time, and called the decision amicable, and noted it would become obvious soon enough since Cornette wouldn't be at the next event.

                    There is no timetable for a potential return. Hunter Johnston (Delirious), the current booker, who replaced Cornette in the role, will handle the production of television in his absence.

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                    • FedEx227
                      Delivers
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 10454

                      Man, Cornette really showed his ass this entire ROH run. Really ruined his rep in a lot of ways.
                      VoicesofWrestling.com

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                      • Bigpapa42
                        Junior Member
                        • Feb 2009
                        • 3185

                        Originally posted by FedEx227
                        Man, Cornette really showed his ass this entire ROH run. Really ruined his rep in a lot of ways.
                        Very much. I don't think Cornette's name will be coming up amongst fans as a "miracle cure" for what ails the WWE anymore. Now we're just down to Heyman, who is probably too smart to come back and ruin his rep like Cornette just did..

                        As for the conversation on the TNA Aces n' Eights story... I have never enjoyed it. Not going to say its terrible storytelling or anything, but it was just something that never grabbed me. That was fine when it was one segment per show, but a few months ago, it stated to morph into the dominant storyline that every show was focused on and I just stopped watching TNA. Its not like the WWE, where they have managed to kill my interest long-term. Just not intrigued by the story. I can pick it apart, and I honestly don't see a legitimate payoff that will make it worth the effort and time put in. It would have to be someone huge in the business, like Austin or Jericho, and those aren't happening. JJ being behind it is painfully predictable and someone lesser, like Masters, would just be disappointing. But that's just nitpicking - if it had grabbed my interest, then that wouldn't matter. It hasn't and that's really all it comes down to for me.

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                        • JimLeavy59
                          War Hero
                          • May 2012
                          • 7199

                          I wish Cena would lock in the STFU better it looks way to fake.

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                          • ThomasTomasz
                            • Nov 2024

                            Originally posted by Bigpapa42
                            Very much. I don't think Cornette's name will be coming up amongst fans as a "miracle cure" for what ails the WWE anymore. Now we're just down to Heyman, who is probably too smart to come back and ruin his rep like Cornette just did..

                            As for the conversation on the TNA Aces n' Eights story... I have never enjoyed it. Not going to say its terrible storytelling or anything, but it was just something that never grabbed me. That was fine when it was one segment per show, but a few months ago, it stated to morph into the dominant storyline that every show was focused on and I just stopped watching TNA. Its not like the WWE, where they have managed to kill my interest long-term. Just not intrigued by the story. I can pick it apart, and I honestly don't see a legitimate payoff that will make it worth the effort and time put in. It would have to be someone huge in the business, like Austin or Jericho, and those aren't happening. JJ being behind it is painfully predictable and someone lesser, like Masters, would just be disappointing. But that's just nitpicking - if it had grabbed my interest, then that wouldn't matter. It hasn't and that's really all it comes down to for me.
                            I dont think Heyman would be stupid enough to come back. He's done it already, and is content doing his limited role on-screen, as well as consulting and possibly helping pen a storyline or two. I don't think anyone like Heyman would take the ball with the WWE as a kids show.

                            I did enjoy the Aces storyline up to recently, and it's what got me watching TNA in the first place from what I heard from people here. I didn't like the reveal of just Devon, and I feel it's dragging on at times. I just wonder how much the payoff will impact things.

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                            • JimLeavy59
                              War Hero
                              • May 2012
                              • 7199

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                              • JimLeavy59
                                War Hero
                                • May 2012
                                • 7199

                                Am I the only one that noticed that the viewership has been dropping ever since the Punk heel turn? Oh and the third hour.


                                And....

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