D-Generation Z

@A_L_W_podcast @LoganPaul love Logan Paul's intensity and the way he holds his title up all the time is great heel work

The boss: “Nobody has job security. Anyone is replaceable.” Me:

He’s right. There’s a very large part of the wrestling fanbase that grew up and grew out of the child like on screen narrative as our primary entertainment involving wrestling, and follow the unique and fascinating business of wrestling. The “sheets” keep those fans engaged.

RT @FinnBalor: One thing I do NOT MISS walking out to that Judgment Day Music 😂

“He refused to lose to Scott Steiner saying ‘if this was a real fight I’d kick Steiner’s ass’” Vince Russo details working with Bill Goldberg: “The most difficult personality I ever had to work with.”

Don't show Brother Nero this ladder

No no. Oba challenging & winning the title is what you help sell a 2 night SummerSlam at a football stadium. End of June he wins King of the Ring to get title shot. You keep him strong between now & then taking on any challengers letting anyone still not on to get on the wagon.

Oba got mfers writing theses before even pulling up. A. REAL. WRESTLER

Bret Hart wrote this piece about Hulk Hogan in the Calgary Sun on June 8, 2002: “The first time I met Terry Bollea we were both working for Georgia Championship Wrestling, which eventually evolved into the WCW. Back then he was known as Sterling Golden. He was very green. And very impressive. On the day I left Atlanta to come home I knocked on his door to say good bye and told him if he ever wanted to learn to wrestle he was welcome to come up and work for my Dad any time. He thanked me, and meant it, saying hed keep it in mind. The next time I saw him was in Japan. He'd just shot his cameo for the Rocky Ill movie and was on the verge of mega - stardom that nobody could have even begun to imagine. Still the same guy. When I started with the WWF, in August of '84, he was on his way to being, without question, the biggest name in the history of wrestling. I can remember, even during the glory days of Hulkamania, how Terry would come into the dressing room and say hi to every single wrestler. Every night he headlined there was a sell out and throughout the night all the wrestlers would come up to him and whoever his opponent was and thank them both for the house, for putting food on their tables and making wrestling something worth respecting. I can say that Hulk Hogan was not only a hero to millions of Hulkamaniacs, but to all the wrestlers too. If Vince McMahon was Julius Caesar, then Hulk Hogan was Alexander The Great. I remember one time at an airport, in about 1987, when Hulk signed one autograph after another to the point where it took him 45 minutes to get to the gate. They were closing the doors as he was boarding the plane and this one fan asked him for his autograph. He said apologetically, “I'm sorry, I can't, I'm gonna miss my flight..." and he got on the plane. I was right behind him and I heard a bystander flippantly remark, 'Just like I figured. I always thought he was a jerk.' I thought to myself, that person has no idea how many autographs he just signed. Being a hero like Hulk Hogan it's hard to make everybody happy but for a guy that's been wrestling as long as he has he's certainly done a heck of a job. Hulk was especially considerate of me when I joined him in the WCW. I saw him a few days ago at Davey's funeral and despite the sad backdrop, it was nice to catch up on things. So then I opened up my paper and saw a picture of Hulk, taken in Calgary, with a fifteen year old girl named Amanda Marqnia who dreams of being a pro wrestler but needed a heart transplant. It brought back what I remember most about Hulk Hogan, even more than his feats as a great wrestler. The countless times the office came to get him from the dressing room to make the wish of a sick or dying child come true. Despite the fact that he was pulled in too many different directions and had little time for himself or his family, Hulk always had all the time in the world for kids who needed him to be their hero. He somehow knew just the right things to say. It was never a burden to him. If anything, it gave him a sense of real purpose. I've always tried to follow his example." - Bret Hart Calgary Sun June 8, 2002

The evolution of power from prospect to ruler

@Cory_Hays407 Seth is vicious on the mic, but in the ring, I think that Bron can do it

Thoughts on the opening segment with Seth and Bron? #WWERAW

@EliteClubS0B let's goooo Bron

IT’S OFFICIAL: Seth Rollins vs. Bron Breakker is set for WWE Backlash PLE. #WWERaw

@dustinrhodes agree on 4 🤝

4 for me, negative one for my wife

@mymixtapez it's @lilyachty aka the prophecy

You have an 8-hour car ride and you can only listen to one, who are you choosing? 👀

Now give me SmackDown

This is the best wrestling tiktok i’ve ever seen LMAO

@superboy_arsh @wrestlescripts if not the upcoming, the following title change should absolutely go to Jacy

@wrestlescripts should be jacy, the kind of heel work she's doing...she should be the next champ

Who should dethrone Rhea Ripley?

@RhodesKotaEra could develop into a triple threat with breakker?

🎤 Seth Rollins has said that he has a couple of things to say regarding the current World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns tonight. #WWERaw

Without telling me your age… what was the very FIRST video game you ever played?

@stillreal2us Yadadamean???

Pick one wrestler to end Roman Reigns’ World Heavyweight Championship reign

A wrestler not appreciated enough in real time