It's time for Heyman to do his betrayal
StringerBell
OG
He should happy that they haven’t been put on the bench yet…
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Raw does not need to be on no damn streaming service
I'm more upset with how AEW has treated Private Party, the Hardy's should be enhancement talent at this point in their careers.
OGDirtyD
NAWF ATLANTA ×
Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics.com reported this afternoon that there are firings ongoing at WWE HQ in Stamford, CT.
PWInsider.com can confirm we have independently heard the same, but we have not confirmed any specific firings as of this writing
PWInsider.com can confirm we have independently heard the same, but we have not confirmed any specific firings as of this writing
StringerBell
OG
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grYmes
The price of a brick goin up…
We might not see Punk vs Reigns until Wrestlemania 41. Summerslam maybe? I keep seeing shit about Punk vs Austin too depending on what Austin wants to do.
Firing people during the holiday season is a trash move
Adam Pearce got a promotion on WWE TV, but he may have sort of gained one behind the scenes.
In October, Triple H introduced Nick Aldis as the GM of Smackdown, promoting Adam Pearce to the role of GM of WWE Raw. For years, Pearce has served as an authority figure on both Raw and Smackdown, some with the help of others, but always with him as a constant. Since then, he’s been Raw exclusive on screen since becoming Raw GM.
However, behind the scenes, Pearce has long been a producer behind the scenes on both shows. We’re told that the on-screen promotion reflects reality, as the working plan as of the fall was for Pearce to only produce on the Raw brand full-time moving forward. It was stressed to us that there would always be exceptions for this.
Pearce has long gained praise from talent and staff alike for his work both backstage and on-screen.
In October, Triple H introduced Nick Aldis as the GM of Smackdown, promoting Adam Pearce to the role of GM of WWE Raw. For years, Pearce has served as an authority figure on both Raw and Smackdown, some with the help of others, but always with him as a constant. Since then, he’s been Raw exclusive on screen since becoming Raw GM.
However, behind the scenes, Pearce has long been a producer behind the scenes on both shows. We’re told that the on-screen promotion reflects reality, as the working plan as of the fall was for Pearce to only produce on the Raw brand full-time moving forward. It was stressed to us that there would always be exceptions for this.
Pearce has long gained praise from talent and staff alike for his work both backstage and on-screen.