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Sup boi boi
Warmachine85 What up my Team BBW brethren
How's it going Brother DFly?..
Ready to go home..I'm beat. You?
How's the ankle/foot?
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Sup boi boi
How's it going Brother DFly?..
Case
I guess imma be in the disability club with you i gotta have shoulder surgery monday i scared lol
I hope everything thing goes ok and they get you fixed..
I go Monday to make sure I didn't tear a ligament in my knee..We just a couple of crippled up in the NTWT..
Let's play a little what if...
Had Bret Hart not left and inadvertently created the Vince McMahon character, would we have ever gotten Stone Cold Steve Austin?
I believe the cream rises to the top eventually. Just a wild thought on how different everything would be.
You can say that sort of thing about all super successful wrestlers..Hogan wouldn't have been as big if he didn't have Sheik or Andre..Austin wouldn't without the Mr McMahon character..Rock without Austin..Flair without Dusty..Sting without Flair..And so on and so on..
During an interview with Ad Week, Stephanie McMahon spoke on her role within WWE and how exactly she can improve perception of the company to a wider audience. She was refreshingly candid, considering:
"To the non-initiated there are definitely misperceptions about our brand. That's one of my jobs as Chief Brand Officer is to go out there and educate people. It still may not be someone's cup of tea. I mean, we're not going to appeal to everybody. But it's a heck of a lot of fun. If I can get someone to come to a show, that's the best way for me to sell them on what we are because they experience it. You have the opportunity to look around... it's our company's mission to put smiles on people's faces."
During an interview with Ad Week, Stephanie McMahon spoke on her role within WWE and how exactly she can improve perception of the company to a wider audience. She was refreshingly candid, considering:
"To the non-initiated there are definitely misperceptions about our brand. That's one of my jobs as Chief Brand Officer is to go out there and educate people. It still may not be someone's cup of tea. I mean, we're not going to appeal to everybody. But it's a heck of a lot of fun. If I can get someone to come to a show, that's the best way for me to sell them on what we are because they experience it. You have the opportunity to look around... it's our company's mission to put smiles on people's faces."
Thoughts?
Rumored plans regarding the main event at BG
The early plan for the Shield triple threat is to havea controversial finish where 2 guys pin the other at the same time which would lead to a rematch at SSlam