Welcome To aBlackWeb

Register

Official Wrestling News Thread

TonyDubbz said:


Hm
Click to expand...


TonyDubbz said:
I saw somebody say if thy aint got atleast 6mo worth of shit laid out for him already then they just need to leave him where he is and I agree cus u cant just be bullshittin wit Oba
Click to expand...


Bruh this brotha's ceiling is so damn high. It's IMPERATIVE they don't fucc this up with him. If they already pushing him to the main this fast...then they already needed to see what they believed he had in him. I think him getting NA title was a test to see how he'd be as champion. And I'm assuming he passed.
 
IP360 said:
Bruh this brotha's ceiling is so damn high. It's IMPERATIVE they don't fucc this up with him. If they already pushing him to the main this fast...then they already needed to see what they believed he had in him. I think him getting NA title was a test to see how he'd be as champion. And I'm assuming he passed.
Click to expand...
A black person with a super high ceiling? In Hunter's world? 😂😂...wouldn't put no stock in it.
 
The schools involved in today's announcement for the ID program thus far:

Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling (Houston)


Cody Rhodes’ Nightmare Factory (Atlanta), where QT Marshall is the lead trainer.

Seth Rollins’ Black and Brave Academy (Davenport, Iowa)

Elite Pro Wrestling Training Center (Concord, New Hampshire), overseen by Mike Hollow and Scott Reed.

KnokX Pro Academy (Los Angeles), overseen by Rikishi and Black Pearl.
 
Iceberg_Taylor said:



LMAOOOOOO!!!!
Click to expand...


Multiple sources with knowledge of the situation have confirmed McMahon has been in the process of setting up what has been described as a new "entertainment hub company" that would financially back, develop and produce film and television productions. The belief among those we've spoken with is that there are no plans for this company to launch anything similar to WWE and they would instead focus on fiction and non-fiction projects.

PWInsider.com is also told that several WWE alumni are already working with McMahon to get the company prepped with the idea of officially unveiling it if/once his legal issues are resolved.

Brad Blum, WWE's former Chief Operating Officer, has long been a McMahon loyalist, and is confirmed to be working on the project. Blum was McMahon's Chief of Staff when he reigned supreme in the company and first joined WWE back in 2006 before taking on greater responsibilities in 2020. Blum had originally departed WWE after Vince McMahon's first "retirement" in the wake of the Wall Street Journal articles that later led to the Janel Grant lawsuit being filed. When McMahon returned to sell WWE to Endeavor, Blum quickly followed. After McMahon's second exit, Blum remained for several months before resigning in May. At the time, his exit led to a lot of eyebrows raising as it was assumed he was leaving to work for McMahon in some capacity.

We are also told that Kristen Prouty, who was WWE's liaison to the Hollywood world before being let go earlier this year, is also on board. Prouty came to WWE's attention as the original Casting Director for the initial Diva Search won by Christy Hemme back in 2000. After working independently with the company for five years, she officially joined in 2005 and at the time of her departure, held the title of Senior Vice President, Entertainment Relations. Prouty's position was to engage with the entertainment world and bridge the gap for talents to join different TV series, red carpet events, etc. She's credited with finding lots of talents who came into the company, including The Bellas and The Miz and would have been the person booking Raw Guest Hosts and locking in celebrities for storylines. She was let go by WWE this past May as part of the post-Endeavor takeover cutbacks.

PWInsider.com is told the company is expected to be based out of the Los Angeles area if and when it officially launches.

It should be very interesting to see if any networks or distributors would be initially interested in working with McMahon given the toxicity surrounding the nature of his WWE exit and the lawsuits that have been filed, but Hollywood can be a very upside down world.

Before anyone asks, we are told that Kevin Dunn has not been involved in this new venture at all.
 
Agent_Ro said:
Multiple sources with knowledge of the situation have confirmed McMahon has been in the process of setting up what has been described as a new "entertainment hub company" that would financially back, develop and produce film and television productions. The belief among those we've spoken with is that there are no plans for this company to launch anything similar to WWE and they would instead focus on fiction and non-fiction projects.

PWInsider.com is also told that several WWE alumni are already working with McMahon to get the company prepped with the idea of officially unveiling it if/once his legal issues are resolved.

Brad Blum, WWE's former Chief Operating Officer, has long been a McMahon loyalist, and is confirmed to be working on the project. Blum was McMahon's Chief of Staff when he reigned supreme in the company and first joined WWE back in 2006 before taking on greater responsibilities in 2020. Blum had originally departed WWE after Vince McMahon's first "retirement" in the wake of the Wall Street Journal articles that later led to the Janel Grant lawsuit being filed. When McMahon returned to sell WWE to Endeavor, Blum quickly followed. After McMahon's second exit, Blum remained for several months before resigning in May. At the time, his exit led to a lot of eyebrows raising as it was assumed he was leaving to work for McMahon in some capacity.

We are also told that Kristen Prouty, who was WWE's liaison to the Hollywood world before being let go earlier this year, is also on board. Prouty came to WWE's attention as the original Casting Director for the initial Diva Search won by Christy Hemme back in 2000. After working independently with the company for five years, she officially joined in 2005 and at the time of her departure, held the title of Senior Vice President, Entertainment Relations. Prouty's position was to engage with the entertainment world and bridge the gap for talents to join different TV series, red carpet events, etc. She's credited with finding lots of talents who came into the company, including The Bellas and The Miz and would have been the person booking Raw Guest Hosts and locking in celebrities for storylines. She was let go by WWE this past May as part of the post-Endeavor takeover cutbacks.

PWInsider.com is told the company is expected to be based out of the Los Angeles area if and when it officially launches.

It should be very interesting to see if any networks or distributors would be initially interested in working with McMahon given the toxicity surrounding the nature of his WWE exit and the lawsuits that have been filed, but Hollywood can be a very upside down world.

Before anyone asks, we are told that Kevin Dunn has not been involved in this new venture at all.
Click to expand...

he’s failed in everything outside of wwe
this will be no different
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top