WWE Netflix/Peacock/ESPN Discussion Thread
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Yeah. I mean, obviously Cena and Travis Scott are unfortunately aligned. But to what degree? Who knows. I just wish Cena was solo in his heel run, but that back of the head thought of Rock and Scott is annoying.Come hang with me on YouTube! I stream/make videos on a variety of games from sports, to action, to adventure!
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I'm of this thought too and even said as much. They changed their mind and didn't really acknowledge it and we had to deal with the repercussions. But I want to hold their feet to the fire. It's a pretty big deal.Comment
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It's Giants Week on WWE Vault YouTube channel.
If you feel the ground trembling, it can only mean one thing: It’s GIANTS WEEK on WWE Vault! Join us all week long as we post COLOSSAL clashes, ENORMOUS compilations and XXXL-sized deep cuts honoring some of the greatest giants in wrestling history!
Today marks what would have been Andre the Giant’s 79th birthday. Celebrate The Eighth Wonder of the World with this collection of awesome Andre footage from throughout his WWE Hall of Fame career.Comment
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So nice seeing a ring and turnbuckles with no ads.
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WWE:
Network content will move over to Netflix
Shows won't be restricted by the tv rating anymore
Smackdown will be 3 hours for now but will go back to 2 hours later this year
Reality:
The vault sucks with lack of content
Shows are censored MORE on Netflix than before
Smackdown is staying 3 hours permanentlyComment
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5 Forgotten Ladder Matches
0:00 - Shawn Michaels vs Goldust - Toronto, WWF Xperience 1996
23:20 - Jeff Jarrett vs British Bulldog - Superstars Taping, 1995
32:44 - Bret Hart vs Shawn Michaels - 1992, not very forgotten, well-known as the first WWF ladder match
46:46 - Team Angle vs Eddie Guerrero & Tajiri - Judgment Day 2003
1:01:30 - 3-Count vs Jung Dragons - WCW New Blood Rising 2000Comment
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I'm curious if we are getting a documentary like we got last year about this year's Mania. Last year had the stuff with Rock taking Cody's spot, fans making their voice heard and forcing a "Pivot" and how Rock & Triple H tried to make it seem it was a work.
This year... we got the big Cena heel turn, but I imagine they might release it after Cena's final match or in the build up to next year's Mania since it's returning to Vegas again.Comment
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I'm curious if we are getting a documentary like we got last year about this year's Mania. Last year had the stuff with Rock taking Cody's spot, fans making their voice heard and forcing a "Pivot" and how Rock & Triple H tried to make it seem it was a work.
This year... we got the big Cena heel turn, but I imagine they might release it after Cena's final match or in the build up to next year's Mania since it's returning to Vegas again.Comment
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Interesting comments from Jaleel White of all people commenting earlier this year about WWE/Netflix.
He was talking about being part of that real short lived Netflix show "The Big Show Show".
Of course, this show was airing in 2020, years before WWE on Netflix happened, but he mentioned that there were some tension between WWE and Netflix because WWE wanted to do more Netflix shows with other alumni, but then they ran in to issues such as who is paying what portion of the expenses to produce the show.
Makes me wonder what other shows WWE was planning to put on Netflix and who would've been in it. Perhaps some of those A&E shows were meant to be on Netflix?
Or how did that impact the possible relationship between WWE and Neflix until they actually reached that huge deal years later. Of course, it's a different group they were dealing with since the current deal is TKO and the last deal was Vince's team, but I remember HHH saying that Netflix (and other networks) love WWE because WWE is the one producing the content, the network just has to air it (unlike sports for instance where the network now has to hire their own broadcasters and camera crew and so on). So that could all tie in with the original story of WWE and Netflix having a deal originally fall apart because WWE wanted Netflix to pay to produce a WWE show.Comment
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Interesting comments from Jaleel White of all people commenting earlier this year about WWE/Netflix.
He was talking about being part of that real short lived Netflix show "The Big Show Show".
Of course, this show was airing in 2020, years before WWE on Netflix happened, but he mentioned that there were some tension between WWE and Netflix because WWE wanted to do more Netflix shows with other alumni, but then they ran in to issues such as who is paying what portion of the expenses to produce the show.
Makes me wonder what other shows WWE was planning to put on Netflix and who would've been in it. Perhaps some of those A&E shows were meant to be on Netflix?Comment
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