OGDirtyD
NAWF ATLANTA 🤟
Y'all love Rhea being all in the video, all on the show but when it's Chuck it's an issue
Black_Samson
OG
Y’all really want a PLE in Japan?
Them crowds don’t be crunk tho…
You gotta pretty much set yourself on fire while taking an atomic drop barefoot thru dry ramen noodles while wrapped in barb wire for them to pop.
WWE ain’t got enough chain wrestlers to pop their crowds.
Them crowds don’t be crunk tho…
You gotta pretty much set yourself on fire while taking an atomic drop barefoot thru dry ramen noodles while wrapped in barb wire for them to pop.
WWE ain’t got enough chain wrestlers to pop their crowds.
OGDirtyD
NAWF ATLANTA 🤟
WWE in Japan got one of the GOAT HBK entrances they was turnt asf and clapping on beat the entire song. Lol don't let them fool you
Black_Samson
OG
Bro…
I have the entire library of Pride Fighting Championships and Pancrase…
I know what it takes to pop them folks.
It’s like watching gymnastics competitions being hosted out there…
OGDirtyD
NAWF ATLANTA 🤟
Nah in NJPW before the last owner was over it the crowds would do golf claps when they really liked something but we're silent glued to what's going on between that. I fuck with that style too because you can tell when they genuinely happy with whats happening instead of being turnt the whole time.
Black_Samson
OG
I wholeheartedly agree with you there.
I get it, it’s their culture.
Just don’t make for exciting American based wrestling shows.
What they have created that is centered around their crowd style is dope tho.
That silence tho… I’d rather hear I suck than to hear crickets… that’s gotta burn something awful
Fightful Select has learned that Jacob Fatu and Jake's Network of Hope actually resolved their issues previously.
Last year, Jacob Fatu was outed as having canceled a booking from a charity, Jake's Network of Hope, claiming that it cost the organization $2,633 and not repaying them.
Fightful spoke to sources familiar with the situation, that claimed that Fatu had rectified the issue months ago. When we reached out to Jake's Network of Hope
Jenn Harper of Jake's Network of Hope issued the following statement to Fightful:
"In May, Jacob Fatu reached out with a heartfelt apology, initiating a meaningful dialogue that allowed us to work together with all parties involved to find solutions and fully resolve the matter. This event aimed to confront the challenging realities of poverty and the immense obstacles to overcoming it. While not everything unfolded perfectly, we are grateful for the awareness raised around diaper need and the substantial costs of providing essential products to families.
We especially want to thank NOW Wrestling for their incredible support. Their commitment to raising awareness, along with their generous donation of 50/50 raffle proceeds from recent events, has been invaluable in advancing our mission to end diaper need. We’re also deeply appreciative of the wrestling organizations and media outlets that helped spotlight this cause, underscoring the importance of addressing poverty and meeting basic needs.
As Jacob Fatu embarks on his WWE journey, we wish him every success and are inspired by the solidarity shown across the wrestling community in support of this critical mission."
Last year, Jacob Fatu was outed as having canceled a booking from a charity, Jake's Network of Hope, claiming that it cost the organization $2,633 and not repaying them.
Fightful spoke to sources familiar with the situation, that claimed that Fatu had rectified the issue months ago. When we reached out to Jake's Network of Hope
Jenn Harper of Jake's Network of Hope issued the following statement to Fightful:
"In May, Jacob Fatu reached out with a heartfelt apology, initiating a meaningful dialogue that allowed us to work together with all parties involved to find solutions and fully resolve the matter. This event aimed to confront the challenging realities of poverty and the immense obstacles to overcoming it. While not everything unfolded perfectly, we are grateful for the awareness raised around diaper need and the substantial costs of providing essential products to families.
We especially want to thank NOW Wrestling for their incredible support. Their commitment to raising awareness, along with their generous donation of 50/50 raffle proceeds from recent events, has been invaluable in advancing our mission to end diaper need. We’re also deeply appreciative of the wrestling organizations and media outlets that helped spotlight this cause, underscoring the importance of addressing poverty and meeting basic needs.
As Jacob Fatu embarks on his WWE journey, we wish him every success and are inspired by the solidarity shown across the wrestling community in support of this critical mission."
Iceberg_Taylor
Kill em With A Smile!!
LOL The right hand man is my guy Tama Tonga
Jacob is the enforcer
Bruce Prichard and Michael Hayes reportedly on temporary leave from WWE
The two long-time members of the creative and production teams are expected to return after taking time off to deal with personal matters.
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Prichard’s time off is said to be due to a family emergency, while Hayes’ is described as a stemming from personal issues. There’s currently no timetable for either’s return, and those in WWE emphasize that this isn’t a “changing of the guard” and that both men will be back.
61-year-old Prichard has worked for WWE on and off since 1987. When rumors suggestedthat Endeavor/TKO could clean house at WWE in the wake of Janel Grant’s sex trafficking lawsuit against Vince McMahon, John Laurinaitis & the company itself, many speculated that Prichard could lose his job — especially after Ronda Rousey called him “Vince’s avatar”. But there have been no indication Prichard’s job is in jeopardy since McMahon’s resignation in January.
TonyDubbz
Legion of Trill | Keep god in ya life, fuck nigga
who cares QT