WWE Netflix/Peacock/ESPN Discussion Thread

[jvalverde88]

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I watched a new uploaded episode of PTW and they dubbed Rude's theme.

[DJ]

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I watched a new uploaded episode of PTW and they dubbed Rude's theme.

That's terrible.

[reyes the roof]

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I watched a new uploaded episode of PTW and they dubbed Rude's theme.

What's the logic behind that? I just put on his WM 5 match and it wasn't dubbed. If it were a copyright issue I don't think they'd only dub some of them

[jvalverde88]

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So glad I can watch build ups to the early Wrestlemanias somewhat now, I'm starting with IV.

[King_B_Mack]

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Just finished up No Way Out 2000 and the following Raw, man I forgot how tough Billy Gunn really was. Dude tore his rotator cuff on Smackdown the Tuesday before the PPV delivering one of his best ever Fame-Assers to Bubba Ray Dudley who was standing, hunched over on a table. Dude came out at NWO with one arm that he couldn't use at all and competed in the tag title match. He spent the majority of the match on the apron as Road Dogg took a beating, but he got the hot tag, came in and leveled both Dudley's with right hands, was able to deliver a back body drop or two and even hit D'Von with a pretty good looking Fame-Asser considering he didn't use his left arm at all on it and even took a spot where he got pulled off the apron by Bubba before the lead pipe to the shoulder spot that they'd write him off with. Thats some impressive work from him imo since I can't even begin to imagine how much pain he had to be in with a torn rotator which I hear is one of the more excruciating injuries to have.


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[TripleCrown9]

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Just finished up No Way Out 2000 and the following Raw, man I forgot how tough Billy Gunn really was. Dude tore his rotator cuff on Smackdown the Tuesday before the PPV delivering one of his best ever Fame-Assers to Bubba Ray Dudley who was standing, hunched over on a table. Dude came out at NWO with one arm that he couldn't use at all and competed in the tag title match. He spent the majority of the match on the apron as Road Dogg took a beating, but he got the hot tag, came in and leveled both Dudley's with right hands, was able to deliver a back body drop or two and even hit D'Von with a pretty good looking Fame-Asser considering he didn't use his left arm at all on it and even took a spot where he got pulled off the apron by Bubba before the lead pipe to the shoulder spot that they'd write him off with. Thats some impressive work from him imo since I can't even begin to imagine how much pain he had to be in with a torn rotator which I hear is one of the more excruciating injuries to have.


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[ubernoob]

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Thats some impressive work from him imo since I can't even begin to imagine how much pain he had to be in with a torn rotator which I hear is one of the more excruciating injuries to have.

It's not bad in the heat of the thing once you get the adrenaline pumping, but yeah. Dude had to be wrecked the day after that.

Though, to be fair, the days after surgery and the start of rehab is way worse than the pain of the injury - all compounded by the fact that you cannot ****ing sleep.

Oh, you want to lay down? Good luck with that, you move and you're boned. Oh you want to sleep sitting up? Have fun being comfortable with that.

[dubcity]

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Billy Gunn definitely one of the most underrated workers of the 1990s-2000s. It's easy to forget that he was 6'5" doing all that. He could still be on the main roster now working matches.

[ubernoob]

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Dude is in his mid-50s and still yoked.

It was really weird to see him and Elgin go head to head for a couple minutes. He absolutely dwarfs him. Not that Elgin is tall, but he's a big dude and Billy made him look like a midget.

[DJ]

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Dude is in his mid-50s and still yoked.

It was really weird to see him and Elgin go head to head for a couple minutes. He absolutely dwarfs him. Not that Elgin is tall, but he's a big dude and Billy made him look like a midget.

He better be yoked with all that testosterone he takes.

[adembroski]

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He better be yoked with all that testosterone he takes.

Yoked? God, I'm old. I'm picturing a dude hitched up to a covered wagon.

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[PhilliesFan13]

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Yoked? God, I'm old. I'm picturing a dude hitched up to a covered wagon.

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And then died of dysentery.



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[ubernoob]

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Yoked? God, I'm old. I'm picturing a dude hitched up to a covered wagon.

I actually have no idea if that term is still a thing, I remember it being used a lot when I was in the military, but that was like 10 years ago now when I think it was being tossed around.

[southernmetalhead]

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Just watched Honky Tonk Man drop the IC title to Ultimate Warrior at SummerSlam 88, ending the longest reign with the belt in 31 seconds.

[Sinner]

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Is there not much interest in WWE right now around here or am I missing something? No Takeover thread last night and nothing on Backlash tonight.