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Sometimes, you just go with it.
Unless you’re WWE… then you blame the fans for not giving one of their top stars the respect they feel that they’re entitled to.
Source: https://www.mmafighting.com/2018/9/19/17880968/pros-react-to-jon-jones-15-month-usada-suspension
Jon Jones’ suspension reduced from whatever it was before to a mere fifteen months… which means he’s back in action next month. And by the way, wasn’t Brock’s suspension originally supposed to be two years, but now he’s done in 2019?
Jesus Christ… I thought this UFC shit was supposed to be real… turns out it’s faker than pro wrestling. At least with pro wrestling, you KNOW it’s all an act and all the fights are choreographed spectacles with ‘roided bastards. When did UFC become sports-entertainment?
Oh yeah…


What? You didn’t think I’d watch something like this? I sat through Heroes of Wrestling, for fuck’s sake… back when it was live, pal!
Besides, I need something to fill the Wednesday slot next week.

So, this Becky Lynch turn isn’t going to go over well, is it?
Summerslam write-up will be up Sunday evening.
Source: https://www.f4wonline.com/ring-honor/roh-njpw-g1-supercard-sells-out-madison-square-garden-263531
So Ring Of Honor tried to get a show at Madison Square Garden and then were told they couldn’t get a show, blaming WWE for the cockblock of sorts. But then things smoothed out and we got the announcement that Ring Of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling are holding their G1 Supershow at the Garden on Wrestlemania Weekend.
And then tickets went on sale and sold out almost immediately. So Ring of Honor and New Japan did what WWE couldn’t do in three years: they sold out the Garden.
You know, I thought the All In show selling out in 30 minutes was probably the most mind-blowing thing I’ve seen this past year and I’m happy that it’s going to be available for public consumption on a broadcast level via PPV and various streaming formats… but then two of the biggest wrestling entities not named WWE not only were able to secure a date for an arena that had been almost exclusively McMahon territory for well over half a century, but to sell the place out when WWE couldn’t do that with a house show that featured the likes of Roman Reigns and Ronda Rousey?
Actually, reading that last bit out loud sounded far more impressive than it actually was, if at all.
So you know what? Good for ROH and New Japan. I’m really thrilled that they were able to make this happen and their efforts were rewarded with a quick sell-out. Here’s hoping that when bell time comes along next year, they pull off a phenomenal showing that would be worthy of the Garden.
Anyone got a Vince McMahon sad face I could post on here?


Full disclosure: I wrote this brief blurb Monday afternoon at around 2:30 p.m. prior to leaving for work with the intent of having a post to fill Tuesday morning. Because WWE is utterly predictable when it comes to their wanting to make Roman look really, really strong despite having him lose a bunch of matches, I have no problem proclaiming that Roman would win the rematch. Hell, I even predicted it in my Extreme Rules musings this past weekend.
In any event, here we go again, I suppose.
Because I guess the umpteenth time is the charm. I guess we can look forward to the Summerslam main event where thousands of New Yorkers will either boo Roman, come up with “inventive” chants, play with their balls, or maybe walk out to beat the traffic. And then the only mystery would be whether they finally pull the trigger on a Roman Reigns title reign or they keep it on Brock so that they can have him carry the belt at whatever UFC he ends up fighting in down the line… assuming he doesn’t fail any drug tests.

Then. Now. Forever.