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I need the Malakai Black Eddie Kingston singles match.
Hijo Del Promo
formerly xxhu5sl1npnoyxx
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Gunther vs Brauh was pretty good
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This cant be real blood
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tna opening up the checkbook to bring in all the big names
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Frankie Kazarian signs with Impact, throws shade at AEW friends
It’s been a while, but look who came back.
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he just won an x division title shot today too
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the new tna director of authority complete with DOA jacket 
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Blade or bust it old school style?
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Solid list.
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Nike Jordan
Supporter
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Happy 55th Birthday to LL Cool J.
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Scorpion death drop counter
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welp saudi arabia it is
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Again, let moves breathe.
Top rope SDD should have finished that off.
It's irritating to see.
Bend_The_Knee
formerly gotholesinmysocks
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airthompson
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The new gens lack of ring psychology and packed high spots doesn’t do it for me. Less is def more.
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vince isnt stupid. he knows what hes doing.
he didnt bring himself back to phase himself out
airthompson
Staff member
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Yeah he’s def going to assure he and his family after has say so in a capacity
T0INE
formerly toine2983
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Just catching up on smackdown but yeah for two big dudes Gunther vs strowman was really good.
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It was a solid match outside of the finish which looked like a botch.
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los angeles is definately wwe country they wasnt having it with stingray taking a shot at the wwe. he deserved that guitar shot for being a creep in cobra kai
T0INE
formerly toine2983
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Watched Rampage and those women were straight wildin' in that street fight.
Tay, Anna Jay and Willow were looking GOODT! though.
Rubi bleeding like a stuck pig.
Willowbae missing the table and powerbombing Anna Jay from the stage straight to the floor.
Solid match
Tay, Anna Jay and Willow were looking GOODT! though.
Rubi bleeding like a stuck pig.
Willowbae missing the table and powerbombing Anna Jay from the stage straight to the floor.
Solid match
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when willow botched that power bomb thru the table and just power bombed ana jay straight to the floor
hope shes ok
besides the table spots the best part of the match was tay conti's butt cheeks eating her shorts the whole match
hope shes ok
besides the table spots the best part of the match was tay conti's butt cheeks eating her shorts the whole match
Bend_The_Knee
formerly gotholesinmysocks
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Frankie Kazarian announced during Impact Wrestling's Hard to Kill that he had signed a new, long-term contract with the promotion.
During the promo, Kazarian stated that after wrestling from Impact, he had to decide whether to remain complacent and be with "people he thought were his friends" or push himself and he chose to push himself. The word backstage at the PPV is that Kazarian pretty much told the truth about what happened.
We are told that right after his 40 minute+ match with Impact World Champion, Josh Alexander at Impact's Overdrive show in November, Kazarian asked AEW to be released and it was granted. We are told it was a completely amicable situation based around Kazarian wanting to push himself harder as he's getting closer to to the latter point of his career and that in Impact, he'd had a chance to be more in the mix than he'd likely be able to get the opportunity to do in AEW, given how massive that company's roster is.
We are told Kazarian "did business the right way" and would be welcomed back into their locker room anytime, but going forward, he's with Impact.
Source: PWI
During the promo, Kazarian stated that after wrestling from Impact, he had to decide whether to remain complacent and be with "people he thought were his friends" or push himself and he chose to push himself. The word backstage at the PPV is that Kazarian pretty much told the truth about what happened.
We are told that right after his 40 minute+ match with Impact World Champion, Josh Alexander at Impact's Overdrive show in November, Kazarian asked AEW to be released and it was granted. We are told it was a completely amicable situation based around Kazarian wanting to push himself harder as he's getting closer to to the latter point of his career and that in Impact, he'd had a chance to be more in the mix than he'd likely be able to get the opportunity to do in AEW, given how massive that company's roster is.
We are told Kazarian "did business the right way" and would be welcomed back into their locker room anytime, but going forward, he's with Impact.
Source: PWI
