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Delphi ha scritto: ↑25/01/2022, 22:53 Se dai i main event e rendi Punk il focus principale dello show a Punk un po' il rischio lo corri. Il main event di FG doveva essere Page campione.

Prima o poi Page dovrà dimostrare di non farsi rubare la scena dagli altri

Marco Frediani ha scritto: ↑26/01/2022, 13:02 Prima o poi Page dovrà dimostrare di non farsi rubare la scena dagli altri

dubito

Marco Frediani ha scritto: ↑26/01/2022, 13:02 Prima o poi Page dovrà dimostrare di non farsi rubare la scena dagli altri

Sì ma non proprio quando lo devi elevare e fargli vincere il titolo.

Show No Mercy ha scritto: ↑26/01/2022, 13:32dubito

Anche io

"What happens a year from now? How’s he going to feel? How will the audience look at him and accept him in a year? If he can continue to drive himself to being a progressive, compelling, riveting character on the cutting edge that presents himself in a different manner than anybody else can present himself, herself, then he’s going to be fascinating character to watch.”

“If he can’t, then he’s going to be someone that came back, rode a wave of nostalgia but didn’t progress into the future when he as a rebel was always looking forward in the business and never trying to live off what the business had already accomplished or what he had already accomplished in the business.”

“Where does he take the CM Punk character in 2023, 2024, 2025? Can he make that character so progressive, so revolutionary, so evolutionary, so riveting, so compelling, so different and unique than anybody that’s out there that he truly defines himself as a transformative figure, a true disruptor in the professional wrestling/sports-entertainment game? That’s the interesting part to me.”
Heyman riguardo Punk.
Questo discorso è tratto da un'intervista su Masked Man Podcast.
Masked Man Podcast parla per lo più di WWE ma sono simpatici da ascoltare anche se il bias è notabile

Per i fans dell'NBA c'è un crossover: Al minuto 7

Jeff_HHH ha scritto: ↑28/01/2022, 13:05Can he make that character so progressive, so revolutionary, so evolutionary, so riveting, so compelling, so different and unique than anybody that’s out there that he truly defines himself as a transformative figure, a true disruptor in the professional wrestling/sports-entertainment game? That’s the interesting part to me.”
Heyman riguardo Punk.

No.

https://www.fightful.com/wrestling/miz- ... gn=dlvr.it

Miz ha parlato di MJF, uomo di classe come sempre

https://mashable.com/article/hook-aew-m ... -wrestling
HOOK, Taz e Tony Khan parlano del debutto di HOOK e com'è partito tutto dal meme "SEND HOOK"

A number of WWE wrestlers who were released back in November are now free to start working elsewhere. Keith Lee is on that list and we’re told that he’s been talked about for here [AEW], if not has already agreed to a deal here. Keith Lee was one of the most impressive wrestlers on the independent scene doing a hard hitting and high flying style, neither of which is favored in WWE. He had trouble early on in NXT but eventually became one of its most popular wrestlers. He struggled with stop-and-start booking on the main roster until COVID, and heart issues stemming from COVID, put him on the shelf most of last year. He was 33 when he signed with WWE but is 37 now. For a guy of his size, speed, and injuries become more of a factor getting older. The Lee of 2018 I’d call a hire with great potential for AEW, because he’s got all the charisma and the size and athletic talent . In 2022, it’s possible he could still be a great hire but there are question marks.
-WON

Vero che molti contratti scadono quest'anno ma, madonna santissima, Khan non ha freni

Jeff_HHH ha scritto: ↑04/02/2022, 19:11 A number of WWE wrestlers who were released back in November are now free to start working elsewhere. Keith Lee is on that list and we’re told that he’s been talked about for here [AEW], if not has already agreed to a deal here. Keith Lee was one of the most impressive wrestlers on the independent scene doing a hard hitting and high flying style, neither of which is favored in WWE. He had trouble early on in NXT but eventually became one of its most popular wrestlers. He struggled with stop-and-start booking on the main roster until COVID, and heart issues stemming from COVID, put him on the shelf most of last year. He was 33 when he signed with WWE but is 37 now. For a guy of his size, speed, and injuries become more of a factor getting older. The Lee of 2018 I’d call a hire with great potential for AEW, because he’s got all the charisma and the size and athletic talent . In 2022, it’s possible he could still be a great hire but there are question marks.
-WON

Vero che molti contratti scadono quest'anno ma, madonna santissima, Khan non ha freni

Se Keith lee non ha problemi fisici è uno da prendere al volo assieme a Ember Moon e Tony Storm.

Più che altro curioso della situazione del fu Tyson Kidd, che pure lui pare con un piede fuori dalla porta..

Annunciato un debutto importante a sorpresa per mercoledì. Di ufficiale si sa solo che è un uomo e che affronterà Isaiah Kassidy in un match di qualificazione per il Face of the Revolution Ladder Match

A quanto ho capito, Khan ha affidato Jade Cargill a Bryan Danielson per farle da coach

Recuperato l'episodio.

Alla fine la Forbidden Door c'è stata davvero.

Comunque il main event è stato tanta roba, peccato che tutta l'attenzione è stata rivolta a Keith Lee.
Ancora una volta Page messo in secondo piano lmao