Magicdude

Man, you should never talk like that. It comes across desperate. You're saying quit having an opinion on our product. You want people to spend hundreds of dollars on tickets but also say don't take it seriously. If they didn't take it seriously, they sure aren't spending that kind of money on tickets.

Have to admit i’m surprised at how tone deaf Levesque is with this statement as he’s usually pretty good with his finger on the pulse. If I’m a fan and watch these or read this, have to honestly consider why I’m watching then or why am i going to these events.

how long till the seth prophets fall apart?

FAN: “This actor can’t wrestle!” (2 seconds later, their favorite wrestler has 4 botches in a 7 minute match because they don’t do house shows anymore and their boss won’t let them work indies, but it’s forgivable because the wrestler has abs)

The way this announcement just killed all of my hype. Predatory and gross as fuck

the swerve convo w that list is so funny every year. he’s the geek that made a big deal about not wanting to be on. take it up with his weird ass. 😭

LA Knight now needs help to beat Jimmy Uso. This is where we are with him.

In May 2000, Tom Izzo was offered a 5-year contract from the Atlanta Hawks worth up to $4 million/yr. One month removed from winning a national championship, the young coach had received a whale of an offer to join the NBA ranks. Izzo’s MSU salary was $725,000. Atlanta was offering to at least quadruple his salary, with reachable incentives pushing his compensation to 5.5x its current rate. Wowed by the Hawks’ aggressive courtship, Izzo and his family traveled south to visit the team facilities. Welcomed as heroes, they received a full-court press aimed at luring the Izzo family to Atlanta. Their whirlwind visit concluded, the Izzo’s returned home to ponder the crossroads laid before them. Acknowledging the enormity of the decision, Tom Izzo and wife Lupe agreed to sleep on it. The following morning, Izzo called Atlanta. He was turning down their offer of $4 million, and signing an extension with Michigan State for $1.1 million instead. The verdict stunned Atlanta GM Pete Babcock, who had already begun preparations to introduce his new head coach. “Tom was our man. We tried, but he wouldn’t leave Michigan State.” Later that day, Izzo held a press conference in East Lansing to announce his decision. A reporter asked if he might one day regret rejecting an offer to quadruple his salary. “I won’t have regrets. I decided to be a Spartan forever.”