Raw General Discussion Thread

[Chris]

 

[Cwalker]

Meh I think just “Control” would’ve been better but it’s good either way

 

[Dale]

Will DMG Control stay 'in control' of this match? Find out as Raw rolls on!

 

[Deezy]

Better be shorter than that Rowan match.

Let's hope it lasts longer than that TV show called Damage Control.

 

[Swerve]

It most likely will last longer.

 

[Deezy]

 

[Y2Jayne]

 

[Chris]

No way lmaooooo please be trolling

 

[Dale]

I'm sure that part is trolling but he did want to do some face of the USA gimmick I think but Vince shot it down which is then when he went on that Twitter tirade to try and get released, if my timeline is right ofc.

I wanna say he even posted a vignette of it.

 

[Deezy]

Vince McMahon celebrated his 77th birthday with his good friend, John Cena, yesterday ... in his first public sighting since retiring as the CEO and Chairman of WWE last month.

The 77-year-old billionaire hit up the Waverly Inn restaurant in NYC ... and was naturally joined by Cena, the 16-time WWE champion, and his wife, Shay Shariatzadeh.

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Interestingly enough ... an unidentified woman was seen walking behind Vince as he prepared to get into his sprinter van. McMahon's wife Linda was absent.

You'll recall ... Vince resigned, then officially retired, after the Wall Street Journal published a story several months ago, claiming the WWE honcho paid multiple women "hush money" over the years.

McMahon's retirement sent shockwaves through the sports entertainment world ... and he's maintained a relatively low profile since announcing the news in mid-July.

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Vince appeared to have no interest in talking ... as he tried hiding his face as he was getting into his vehicle.

Cena and Vince have maintained a close relationship over the years ... so it's fitting the ex-WWE boss chose to celebrate his milestone bday with the future WWE Hall of Famer.

 

[Swerve]

I wouldn't have anything to say either!

 

[Deezy]

Still banging unnamed blondes

 

[Swerve]

You know that he is.

 

[Deezy]

Everyone still paying homage to the McMahon.

 

[Dale]

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WWE star Theory recently spoke with NBC Sports Boston about a wide range of topics, including his thoughts on his failed Money In The Bank cash-in at last month’s SummerSlam, and why he believes the long entrance ramp is to blame. The former U.S. champion states that he knew Reigns and Lesnar were going to destroy each other at the event, and wishes he could have taken more of an advantage of the opportunity. Highlights are below.

Blames the long entrance ramp for his failed cash-in attempt:

“You know something that I have picked up on is that you can’t tell people when you’re gonna cash in. To be fair, I haven’t got to speak about this, it just kinda got blown over. The reason why I wasn’t able to successfully cash in at SummerSlam is because of how ridiculously long the ramp was. Like, did you see how long I was running [for]? Who would have been able to cash in, that was impossible. Did I know about that? No.”