Originally Posted by 4wrestling
Originally Posted by 10508 Cardo Jr Ln
I HOPE that's what happens.You just convinced me to watch
The less of Nash on TV the better. He can't wrestle. He can barely walk. He can't keep up with Punk or HHH in promos. Fans don't care about him. He's causing a global shortage in hair dye. He brings nothing to the table.
It was a turrible episode. That's what they get.
The most alarming thing is that WWE has killed off so much of their roster that there is basically nothing they can do to quickly increase the rating. They have conditioned fans to consider guys like Ziggler, Swagger, Morrison, Barrett, Kofi, Bryan, Rhodes, Dibiase, McIntyre, Riley, Truth, Miz, and the list goes on and on that they mean nothing. They are guys on the roster who will trade victories among each other but will never be a serious threat to Cena or Orton (getting one fluke victory doesn't mean anything). Because of this, not only do the ratings die in their segments, but when one is pushed as a title contender, the fans don't care because they know they'll lose to Cena at the PPV and be right back to the midcard the next month.
Originally Posted by hombrelobo
Nikki Bella on the other hand.
Melina does look awful....without makeupOriginally Posted by hombrelobo
Peep-
Melina is disgusting, yo. Okay maybe not disgusting but she's got the splits, an !%%, and that's about it.
Nikki Bella on the other hand.
Couldn't have said it any better. I mean, I'm a fan of maybe half of those you listed, but I'm not truly invested in anyone of them character wise cause like you said, the WWE made it that way.
Ric Flair has been physically attacked by at least three of his four wives.
In a 2005 divorce case with Elizabeth Harrell — wife no. 2 — Flair's lawyers detailed their accusations. "On more than one occasion," they wrote, "Plaintiff (Beth) has assaulted the Defendant (Flair), striking him about the head and body in an effort to provoke him into a physical confrontation."
In 2009, Flair filed a criminal complaint against Tiffany Vandemark — wife no. 3 — whom he accused of "hitting him in the face with a phone charger."
And in 2010, Flair and his current wife, Jacqueline Beams, returned to their Charlotte, N.C., home after dinner at the Lodge Restaurant. There, for reasons never made explicit, Jacqueline punched him repeatedly in the face. She was arrested.
The story of Ric Flair was once about a college dropout who rose through the ranks of professional wrestling to become a legend. It was about his nickname, "The Nature Boy," and his signature figure four leglock, both lifted from an older wrestler named Buddy Rogers. It was about his multiple championships, his bleach-blond hair, his fast-talking patter (by his own reckoning, Flair was a "stylin', profilin', limousine-riding, jet-flying, kiss-stealing, wheelin'-n'-dealin' son of a gun!"), and his signature, trademarked cry: "WOOO!"
Wow. No way.
