The OS WWE 'Dirt' Thread

[goh]

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It must at least look less gaudy.

[The GIGGAS]

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One wonders if it's just the current one but the spinner thing says "YES!" instead of having the WWE logo.

Hence Punk not liking it. And it feels like it would fit Bryan's character.

I'd buy a replica of that belt.

[DonkeyJote]

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Alright,I'll measure it by half the crowd booing him.

Yeah, because getting booed means you're not over?

[rangerrick012]

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Alright,I'll measure it by half the crowd booing him.

That would work if we didn't just have a feud where 99% of the crowd cheered him for once against Lesnar. Of course WWE ruined that with the stupid big Johnny feud. Either way to use one bad rating as a grand declaration of people being tired of Cena is short sighted and IMO wrong.

[soltrain]

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He said it also weighs 20 pounds more than the one now. That's insane.

[TheShizNo1]

Just go back to the damn attitude belt or old undisputed belt

[Santino]

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Riche Steamboat, who was on the road on the Smackdown tour, and Dean Ambrose, are both scheduled for television tapings today and tomorrow. Usually they only do one dark match with developmental talent on the show, although one or both could also be debuting on the Tuesday version of NXT.

-Observer

[goh]

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I regret to inform you all this is a dark day i.... ah almost did it with a straight face.

Vince McMahon is said to be livid at the suspended Randy Orton. Apparently the WWE boss had felt Orton had matured over the past few years.

Orton had a meeting with McMahon, Triple H and Kevin Dunn in Stamford, CT on Friday. The atmosphere at the meeting was described as “hostile.” Compounding the situation, according to the source, is that several company officials are said to be lobbying for Orton’s termination. Orton agreed to a lucrative ten year deal in 2010, and it is believed to be unjustifiable if he is relegated to a mid-level role, something that may well happen because a second suspension makes him at risk of firing if he violates the Wellness policy once more.

http://www.gerweck.net/2012/06/05/report-randy-ortons-wwe-future-uncertain/

[rangerrick012]

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The same dirtsheets that reported that Bourne would be inevitably fired for his violations? And he's still under contract, right? And that Sin Cara would be fired after his violation? I'm sensing a trend here...safe to say, Orton's not going anywhere.

[goh]

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Sure he is.

Spoiler

To Superstars.

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To job to Drew.

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[soltrain]

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I was thinking about that yesterday. How do you "trust" this guy and put him a big program or give him back the title when he keeps violating all of the policies?

[rangerrick012]

They did make Jeff Hardy champ even after his multiple violations, and he was far more of a recidivist than Orton.

[Chrisksaint]

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Considering how many chances the Hardys were given I think they should give him another chance especially since this seems to be the first screw up in a while. With the whole 3 hour changes to Raw, they can't afford to just drop him imo.

I disagree with the idea of making him a mid carder unless it's a very short temporary change. The WWE needs to capitalize on this if/when he returns and make him a relevant heel again like he used to be.

[kingkilla56]

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Or they can cut the bum and start giving actual talent some positive burn on the show for once.

[rangerrick012]

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Considering how many chances the Hardys were given I think they should give him another chance especially since this seems to be the first screw up in a while. With the whole 3 hour changes to Raw, they can't afford to just drop him imo.

I disagree with the idea of making him a mid carder unless it's a very short temporary change. The WWE needs to capitalize on this if/when he returns and make him a relevant heel again like he used to be.

Funny thing is, he pretty much had been upper mid-card since his loss to Henry at HIAC - feuded w/ Rhodes, then Barrett, then Kane, didn't have a title match between Vengeance 2011 and Extreme Rules 2012, and was about to be put in a feud w/ Ziggler, which would've been another upper-midcard feud w/o the title involved. Sheamus has become the top face of SD from a booking standpoint, though losing Orton still hurts surely.