Sylar
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I really want the Brawl Out footage, even though it probably doesnt exist. You get more inclined to believe Punks story over the YB given how this played out.
No it wont
Nothing will change for them. Their haters will remain haters, their fans will remain fans.
AEW will continue as long as Tony Khan wants it to. They still got great tv deals which is important nowadays.
I really want the Brawl Out footage, even though it probably doesnt exist. You get more inclined to believe Punks story over the YB given how this played out.
Let's not rewrite history.Listen to Jim Cornette’s take on it, it’s basically been confirmed (by Ace Steel and Stephen P. New) that he got it 95% accurate. Jim still has connections in the industry and he’s not just guessing, and he’s seen this kind of situation many times before and knows how these things go down. Wrestlers in both AEW and WWE are in contact with Jim and with Brian Last. People can hate on Punk all they want but he’s a straight shooter and always tells it like it is. That’s partly why he’s so divisive. He clearly doesn’t give a feck what anybody thinks of him which gives him a lot of credibility in this kind of situation, and I doubt he’s lying about any of it.
We knew that since the press conference.He’s inviting Tony Khan to step in a deal with an escalating situation but instead he’s shitting himself at grown adults raising their voice and doesn’t get involved.
Let's not rewrite history.
Punks an egotistical cnut first and foremost, and could have handled the situation much better. As they say, a broken clock is right twice a day.
AEW were doing it from the very start, Cody smashed a throne with a sledgehammer at the first ever show which was a shot at HHH, part of the brand is to punch up at WWE.
It worked brilliantly back when AEW was on fire and Vince was still in charge, it highlighted the difference in momentum, nowadays it's sad because it does the same thing but the momentum has reversed.
TBH, the coverage from Cornette has been the complete same (but opposite) as Meltzer/Alvarez. I cant take anything either party have said about this as credible, as it seems like both sides were fed stuff to put out. The funniest though was how sad the latter were that Punk was returning, it was like they were at a funeral reporting on it.Listen to Jim Cornette’s take on it, it’s basically been confirmed (by Ace Steel and Stephen P. New) that he got it 95% accurate. Jim still has connections in the industry and he’s not just guessing, and he’s seen this kind of situation many times before and knows how these things go down. Wrestlers in both AEW and WWE are in contact with Jim and with Brian Last. People can hate on Punk all they want but he’s a straight shooter and always tells it like it is. That’s partly why he’s so divisive. He clearly doesn’t give a feck what anybody thinks of him which gives him a lot of credibility in this kind of situation, and I doubt he’s lying about any of it.
Doubt it at least for the reasons you think.TK sells up to TKO within 5 years for a lovely little sum.
This is the funniest thing. Bischoff basically let his buddies run wcw. Gave ridiculous contracts out. Tries to challenge Vince to a fight on a PPV, mentioned WWF so much back then, and is the advocate of controversy creates cash.He even appeared on Dynamite a few times. Some of the takes on AEW from people like Bischoff, Cornette, Bully Ray étc, comes off as weak / biased even if they have good points to raise. But its watered downIts got people talking about AEW in a week where most people have just been buzzing off of mania. Its a very Bischoff move, which is ironic given how much he shits on them.
I think they've got too much talent and no where near the amount of egos WCW had for it to go the same way but they do desperately need to bring in some sensible heads to balance out Tony just living out his efed dreams.
I didn’t think I could love CM Punk any more than I already do, but here we are. Saw a video of his Ariel Helwani interview comments overlaid with the backstage footage and it matches up so perfectly it feels like a play by play. You can see a point where Punk looks to his right at Tony (who is sitting behind the wall), which is presumably the moment Perry said “what are you gonna do about it.” He’s inviting Tony Khan to step in a deal with an escalating situation but instead he’s shitting himself at grown adults raising their voice and doesn’t get involved. No wonder Punk had had enough of it all. This is the moment Tony was scared for his life.
Some footage doing the rounds of Jamie Carragher calling Tony Khan a clown three years ago on Sky Sports, after a Twitter meltdown about Fulham. The guy is basically a socially awkward internet nerd with a billion dollars to spend on real life wrestling figures, so it’s no wonder he couldn’t handle what was barely a scuffle happening in front of him. Sheltered rich kid. I saw worse fights on the playground at school on a regular basis.
Its got people talking about AEW in a week where most people have just been buzzing off of mania. Its a very Bischoff move, which is ironic given how much he shits on them.
I think they've got too much talent and no where near the amount of egos WCW had for it to go the same way but they do desperately need to bring in some sensible heads to balance out Tony just living out his efed dreams.
He said he's a straight shooter who tells it like it is. I'm saying he's not, he's an egotistical cnut.He's not made a judgment on how Punk handled the situation in the post, just that Punk's version of events ultimately appears to be true, and therefore his version of events at Brawl Out is also more credible.
Masochists.Didn't Tony originally give the EVPs booking power, but ended up taking it off them after Cody booked himself to never be allowed a shot at the AEW title and Kenny just kept booking himself to lose?
Reminds me of the opening scene in Silicon Valley. Trying so hard to be cool.I didn’t think I could love CM Punk any more than I already do, but here we are. Saw a video of his Ariel Helwani interview comments overlaid with the backstage footage and it matches up so perfectly it feels like a play by play. You can see a point where Punk looks to his right at Tony (who is sitting behind the wall), which is presumably the moment Perry said “what are you gonna do about it.” He’s inviting Tony Khan to step in a deal with an escalating situation but instead he’s shitting himself at grown adults raising their voice and doesn’t get involved. No wonder Punk had had enough of it all. This is the moment Tony was scared for his life.
Some footage doing the rounds of Jamie Carragher calling Tony Khan a clown three years ago on Sky Sports, after a Twitter meltdown about Fulham. The guy is basically a socially awkward internet nerd with a billion dollars to spend on real life wrestling figures, so it’s no wonder he couldn’t handle what was barely a scuffle happening in front of him. Sheltered rich kid. I saw worse fights on the playground at school on a regular basis.
He said he's a straight shooter who tells it like it is. I'm saying he's not, he's an egotistical cnut.
He said he's a straight shooter who tells it like it is. I'm saying he's not, he's an egotistical cnut.
Punk's commentary on the incident spliced with the footage itself.
https://reddit-uploaded-video.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/fmt1puy2qvtc1
Basically it's exactly as he said it was.
This is the funniest thing. Bischoff basically let his buddies run wcw. Gave ridiculous contracts out. Tries to challenge Vince to a fight on a PPV, mentioned WWF so much back then, and is the advocate of controversy creates cash.He even appeared on Dynamite a few times. Some of the takes on AEW from people like Bischoff, Cornette, Bully Ray étc, comes off as weak / biased even if they have good points to raise. But its watered down
Anyone know what happened to the YouTube WrestleMania documentary?, think was meant to be on last night?
To be fair to Eric he did create one of the best angles with Sting vs Hogan. The ending sucked but the build up was the best I've seen.Bischoff seems incapable of proper self reflection on his many many fecks that I don't think anything he has to say has a great deal of merit. The greatest thing that happened to him was an even bigger moron came in after him in Russo to take most of the heat for things going down hill.
Watching that he would kill him. He was shit in MMA but he would wreck Perry if it came to it.Punk's commentary on the incident spliced with the footage itself.
https://reddit-uploaded-video.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/fmt1puy2qvtc1
Basically it's exactly as he said it was.
Anyone on this thread would wreck Perry. He's built like a 10 year old.Watching that he would kill him. He was shit in MMA but he would wreck Perry if it came to it.
No pedofile or rape jokes should go without saying but I know what some of you are likeAnyone on this thread would wreck Perry. He's built like a 10 year old.
If he wanted to fire back, should have done it from a personal point of view either via podcasts or social media not when promoting one of the biggest feuds he has with Danielson. Also fired back with a silly old jibe. He could have just reiterated his commitment to the so called 'grind' in a much better way if he really had to.
Yeah probably right. It just looks sad and desperate now....but I don't think the odd cheap dig or reference which doesnt detract from rhe actual show is a bad thing. Especially as so many in AEW have routes in or from WWE.
It's just gone increasingly from that to it being more like crybaby/petty attention seeking stuff. Showing the Punk footage has nothing to do with AEW'S product, amd if they were that bothered they could have not sacked him.
So it just looks like a pathetic beg for ratings instead, but all its telling people from that point of view is don't bother watching because our show is less interesting than the petty backstage melodrama.
You can't rival The Rock at Wrestlemania with some back stage soundless blurry footage of a guy putting another guy in a headlock. Especially when the only interesting person in the footage now works for WWE anyway. Really struggling with what the point was
Reports are he didn't even wanna do it. Of course just reports but they state him and bucks were not in favour of their segments. Which makes sense as I'm sure osprey has praised hhh numerous times before.If it were the same line about HHH and Steph, without all the fluff building up to it, on a show where they weren't being so petty as to show footage of Punk, then I don't think many would have batted an eye. Folks taking shots back and forth is par for the course. The problem for Ospreay was that this really wasn't the show to take the shot, and he made it way wordier than it needed to be. That, along with him then he stumbling over his words with the machine gun line, made it look much worse. He definitely needs to work on his promos more.
Bischoff seems incapable of proper self reflection on his many many fecks that I don't think anything he has to say has a great deal of merit. The greatest thing that happened to him was an even bigger moron came in after him in Russo to take most of the heat for things going down hill.
Bischoffs recollection to the ending of that angle is absurd and I'm glad conrad called him out big time on their podcast.To be fair to Eric he did create one of the best angles with Sting vs Hogan. The ending sucked but the build up was the best I've seen.
As someone who works in pubs, this is genuinely one of the first things I thought about. Laws in the UK and America are different when it comes to CCTV, but genuinely thought nah surely this is a slightly different case or he's hes got himself around it. Guess not.
It's not just punk either, it's anyone in that video.
Just listened to it. What a sad old man.Reports are he didn't even wanna do it. Of course just reports but they state him and bucks were not in favour of their segments. Which makes sense as I'm sure osprey has praised hhh numerous times before.
Bischoffs recollection to the ending of that angle is absurd and I'm glad conrad called him out big time on their podcast.
Woah woah woah… Bruno Fernandes did WHAT?! Tell me you still have the link…Such a weird little pointless episode. I could understand showing it if the footage was actually interesting, but if anything its about 100x more boring than most people would have imagined.
Its like one of those "you won't BELIEVE what Bruno Fernandes was caught doing" type Facebook links, where you click on it and turns out he stopped to get some petrol on the way home from training or something.
Such a weird little pointless episode. I could understand showing it if the footage was actually interesting, but if anything its about 100x more boring than most people would have imagined.
Its like one of those "you won't BELIEVE what Bruno Fernandes was caught doing" type Facebook links, where you click on it and turns out he stopped to get some petrol on the way home from training or something.
Psst... Wrestling isn't realI want to know what happens next time there's any form of (scripted) backstage brawl now in AEW? Can we only see CCTV footage of such incidents now? Will the offending people get fired/suspended? And do all brawls have to be this level of "violence" or less!? Because surely if someone attacks someone with a chair backstage or puts someone through a table, they should be getting done for GBH?