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I haven’t ever been to a tv taping or ppv before only to house shows and was hoping for wrestle mania 41 but sadly that won’t be close enough for me to afford but summerslam being in Minneapolis makes it affordable is it worth it to go to summerslam or hold out hope the mania comes to Minneapolis sometime soon?
5 ore fa · Strowman had an attitude on him at the time, granted, but it’s not as if any top star was ever a goody-two-shoes. He was decisively beaten by Brock Lesnar at No Mercy and was never as hot again ...
5 ore fa · Angle Vs. Michaels was incredible. It clicked as beautifully as the wider storyline did. In a great twist, while it was a familiar beat in Angle’s matches, the thread of Michaels outclassing him ...
1 giorno fa · The Personal History of David Copperfield" stars Dev Patel, Hugh Laurie and legendary director Armando Iannucci discuss the film, which is a modern take on Charles Dickens's classic, in this interview with CinemaBlend Events Editor Eric Eisenberg. Watch them chat about everything from releasing a film during a worldwide pandemic to the real-life legacy of Charles Dickens himself.
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5 ore fa · Robert Segedy Many people will have fond memories of this wrestler: his real name was Conrad Efrain, March 30, 1945-October 26, 2008, and he was from Antiqua. He was discovered and trained by the “Unpredictable” Johnny Rodz who introduced him to Vince McMahon Sr. McMahon Sr. gave him the nickname “Special Delivery” Jones because he….
5 ore fa · Vince McMahon was dragged, after much resistance, into placating the second audience. On the week of WrestleMania XXX, Vince told Bryan that he wanted Roman Reigns, not him, to be the next John ...
1 giorno fa · The 10 worst WCW matches ever. 1. Hollywood Hogan vs. The Warrior - Halloween Havoc 1998. One of the worst investments WCW ever made was signing the The ‘Don’t-Call-Him-Ultimate (unless you want to be sued)’ Warrior to a short-term, seven-figure deal in 1998. The bloom was well and truly off the rose as far as Jim Hellwig’s cartoonish ...
