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Specter313
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Ok, so, Piven heel turn? Random and dumb.
WWE = Big League.
TNA = AAA League.
ROH = AA league.
CZW = Rookie League?
I just know that the big three in America is WWE, TNA, and ROH.
CZW is a little indy promotion that has guys with no talent attempting to do hardcore spot after hardcore spot that no one in their right mind would do. It's best to watch some of the botchamania vids on youtube, and you'll get the general idea really quick.
The really ridiculous part is that it was founded by a wrestler who started his own wrestling school so he could hone his skills, and CZW is the result.
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Heel turn for Piven and Dr. Ken....lol.
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i was watching smackdown last week
wow khali has improved, and he has the best entrance theme in wwe
wow khali has improved, and he has the best entrance theme in wwe
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Piven sucks as heel so does that asian dude.
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Piven ftw.
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So a heel turn...they were kinda heel to begin with stealing the divas from Batista.
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Credit: ProWrestling.NET
Following the firings of TNA creative member Dutch Mantel and agent Savio Vega on Friday, there are loud rumblings that other moves are in the works. At this point, almost everyone who is considered an ally of Jeff Jarrett is on edge. More specifically, B.G. James, Jim Cornette and referee Slick Johnson are all on the bubble, but no official moves have been made. Backstage sources also expect a broadcasting shakeup at some point as well.
The firings of Mantel and Vega, and the uncertainty of his other allies’ futures, have sources within TNA feeling that Jeff Jarrett is on his way out. If Jarrett does remain with the company, they feel he wont have as much power as before when he returns.
Taz and Pat Kenny have both been mentioned as possibilities to fill the agent role left open by Savio Vega’s release. Taz and Terry Taylor handled the duties at the most recent Impact tapings.
The creative team currently consists of Vince Russo and Matt Conway. If you’ve ever wondered what kind of input Jeff Jarrett and Vince Russo have on the shows, this week and next week’s shows are the last two from the most recent set of tapings which were described as “unfiltered Russo.” Opinions on the shows vary within the company, but either way, it’s now clear what a Vince Russo-booked show without Jarrett is like.
Another twist in the story which people within the company are following, is the fact that the last two weeks of Russo-booked television without Jarrett both drew 1.3 ratings -- slightly above the company’s average. The last time the company drew two 1.3 ratings in a row was during the build up to the Lockdown PPV.
Following the firings of TNA creative member Dutch Mantel and agent Savio Vega on Friday, there are loud rumblings that other moves are in the works. At this point, almost everyone who is considered an ally of Jeff Jarrett is on edge. More specifically, B.G. James, Jim Cornette and referee Slick Johnson are all on the bubble, but no official moves have been made. Backstage sources also expect a broadcasting shakeup at some point as well.
The firings of Mantel and Vega, and the uncertainty of his other allies’ futures, have sources within TNA feeling that Jeff Jarrett is on his way out. If Jarrett does remain with the company, they feel he wont have as much power as before when he returns.
Taz and Pat Kenny have both been mentioned as possibilities to fill the agent role left open by Savio Vega’s release. Taz and Terry Taylor handled the duties at the most recent Impact tapings.
The creative team currently consists of Vince Russo and Matt Conway. If you’ve ever wondered what kind of input Jeff Jarrett and Vince Russo have on the shows, this week and next week’s shows are the last two from the most recent set of tapings which were described as “unfiltered Russo.” Opinions on the shows vary within the company, but either way, it’s now clear what a Vince Russo-booked show without Jarrett is like.
Another twist in the story which people within the company are following, is the fact that the last two weeks of Russo-booked television without Jarrett both drew 1.3 ratings -- slightly above the company’s average. The last time the company drew two 1.3 ratings in a row was during the build up to the Lockdown PPV.
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Following the firings of TNA creative member Dutch Mantel and agent Savio Vega on Friday, there are loud rumblings that other moves are in the works. At this point, almost everyone who is considered an ally of Jeff Jarrett is on edge. More specifically, B.G. James, Jim Cornette and referee Slick Johnson are all on the bubble, but no official moves have been made. Backstage sources also expect a broadcasting shakeup at some point as well.
The firings of Mantel and Vega, and the uncertainty of his other allies futures, have sources within TNA feeling that Jeff Jarrett is on his way out. If Jarrett does remain with the company, they feel he wont have as much power as before when he returns.
Taz and Pat Kenny have both been mentioned as possibilities to fill the agent role left open by Savio Vegas release. Taz and Terry Taylor handled the duties at the most recent Impact tapings.
The creative team currently consists of Vince Russo and Matt Conway. If youve ever wondered what kind of input Jeff Jarrett and Vince Russo have on the shows, this week and next weeks shows are the last two from the most recent set of tapings which were described as unfiltered Russo. Opinions on the shows vary within the company, but either way, its now clear what a Vince Russo-booked show without Jarrett is like.
Another twist in the story which people within the company are following, is the fact that the last two weeks of Russo-booked television without Jarrett both drew 1.3 ratings -- slightly above the companys average. The last time the company drew two 1.3 ratings in a row was during the build up to the Lockdown PPV.
Following the firings of TNA creative member Dutch Mantel and agent Savio Vega on Friday, there are loud rumblings that other moves are in the works. At this point, almost everyone who is considered an ally of Jeff Jarrett is on edge. More specifically, B.G. James, Jim Cornette and referee Slick Johnson are all on the bubble, but no official moves have been made. Backstage sources also expect a broadcasting shakeup at some point as well.
The firings of Mantel and Vega, and the uncertainty of his other allies futures, have sources within TNA feeling that Jeff Jarrett is on his way out. If Jarrett does remain with the company, they feel he wont have as much power as before when he returns.
Taz and Pat Kenny have both been mentioned as possibilities to fill the agent role left open by Savio Vegas release. Taz and Terry Taylor handled the duties at the most recent Impact tapings.
The creative team currently consists of Vince Russo and Matt Conway. If youve ever wondered what kind of input Jeff Jarrett and Vince Russo have on the shows, this week and next weeks shows are the last two from the most recent set of tapings which were described as unfiltered Russo. Opinions on the shows vary within the company, but either way, its now clear what a Vince Russo-booked show without Jarrett is like.
Another twist in the story which people within the company are following, is the fact that the last two weeks of Russo-booked television without Jarrett both drew 1.3 ratings -- slightly above the companys average. The last time the company drew two 1.3 ratings in a row was during the build up to the Lockdown PPV.
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Might be in the running for the worst Raw of all-time.
Absolutely nothing was accomplished story-wise and the in-ring action was terrible.
wow.
Absolutely nothing was accomplished story-wise and the in-ring action was terrible.
wow.
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Early 2000 WCW bad right there folks.
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Last weeks RAW managed to stuff 10 lbs of crap in a 2 lb bag. this weeks RAW manages to stuff 10 tons of crap in a 1 oz bag. And we haven't seen the bottom yet.
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That was bad. Car crash, know it's awful, but can't look away out of morbid curiosity bad. Yikes.
When you consider what goes down Firday nights is produced by the same company, it's mindblowing.
At any rate, next week:
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When you consider what goes down Firday nights is produced by the same company, it's mindblowing.
At any rate, next week:
Up:[/MEDIA]_8ic35WNn5g[/MEDIA]
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