Vince....retires?

[Comrade Khan]

so, when are we getting that passive aggressive Brock Lesnar was unprofessional release from WWE? *crickets*

 

[Cwalker]

Matter fact, fuck it…

Call Dutch Mantel

 

[Cwalker]

so, when are we getting that passive aggressive Brock Lesnar was unprofessional release from WWE? *crickets*

When pigeons fly out of Matt Riddle’s ass for real

 

[Y2Jayne]

I don’t know how much interest Heyman would have in the job but he’s right there.

Or you could always rehire Bischoff. Again, not sure how interested he’d be

I like Heyman but didn't he handle ECW poorly? Legit asking because I wasn't watching wrestling yet back then.

 

[Comrade Khan]

When pigeons fly out of Matt Riddle’s ass for real

hey im just saying, he left the show he was scheduled to be on, and left his coworkers to pick up the pieces. blah blah blah. guess shoe's on the other foot now

 

[Hoss]

If they hire anyone, it's gonna some front office dude's nephew who dropped out of film school and whose wrestling knowledge is limited to the cage match scene in the 2002 Spider-Man

 

[Cwalker]

I like Heyman but didn't he handle ECW poorly? Legit asking because I wasn't watching wrestling yet back then.

He didn’t have money and distribution. That’s why ECW folded. He’d have both those things under the WWE umbrella

 

[Sabretooth]

In all seriousness though… we’re not acknowledging how huge this actually is. This man is literally responsible for shifting the fabric of pro wrestling. He took what was once a territorial sport and shifted all the focus to one promotion with brilliant marketing. And then when another company challenged him by taking all his stars, he changed his business model again, built new stars and proved he was the number 1 promotion period. Under his leadership WWE became a global phenomenon far above any other promotion out there. Now for the first time in 40 years WWE is without Vince McMahon. This is truly a groundbreaking moment is wrestling history.

 

[Hoss]

In all seriousness though… we’re not acknowledging how huge this actually is. This man is literally responsible for shifting the fabric of pro wrestling. He took what was once a territorial sport and shifted all the focus to one promotion with brilliant marketing. And then when another company challenged him by taking all his stars, he changed his business model again, built new stars and proved he was the number 1 promotion period. Under his leadership WWE became a global phenomenon far above any other promotion out there. Now for the first time in 40 years WWE is without Vince McMahon. This is truly a groundbreaking moment is wrestling history.

Like I give a fuck

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Matter fact, fuck it…

Call Dutch Mantel

I think Zeb Colter would be a better idea personally.

 

[Comrade Khan]

If they hire anyone, it's gonna some front office dude's nephew who dropped out of film school and whose wrestling knowledge is limited to the cage match scene in the 2002 Spider-Man

I still think my comment earlier that Scott D'amore would be an amazing booker in WWE is factual, and that was before this news dropped lol

 

[Cwalker]

hey im just saying, he left the show he was scheduled to be on, and left his coworkers to pick up the pieces. blah blah blah. guess shoe's on the other foot now

Difference is Brock Lesnar would legitimately kick anyone’s ass that tried that shit with him.

They’re not dumb.

Someone probably already sent Brock a text…

“Let us know when you’re ready to come back, big guy”

 

[John McHenry]

Corgan did?

Lagana

 

[Y2Jayne]

so, when are we getting that passive aggressive Brock Lesnar was unprofessional release from WWE? *crickets*

Alvarez said Brock threw a tantrum and came back. We'll see if that's true and he's on the show or not but so far it's not the same thing as Sasha and Naomi.

A childish move nonetheless.

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Like I give a fuck

Well god damn