Red Mosquito

Very predictable Rampage. But the main event was still good. Yuta vs Moxley. Could have told you how it would go weeks ago, but they are making Yuta into someone special.

Moxley vs YUTA was amazing! MOTY candidate.

It was pretty great.

Paradigm Shift kickout really shocked me

The second one really did get me, too. That’s how you MAKE a guy in 3 weeks time without having him even win a match, great stuff.

Would you rather have Samoa Joe or Cody in AEW right now? Can we just consider this a swap?

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Would you rather have Samoa Joe or Cody in AEW right now? Can we just consider this a swap?

Yeah, it's really basically Samoa Joe, Strickland, Jeff Hardy and Toni Storm for Cody. There was a lot left on the table that Cody could have done in AEW, but I feel like those four for him is a pretty good deal for AEW.

I really enjoyed Cody, despite some of the weird booking at times. Even though Joe is older I think he can be a big value add. Cody is younger so that factors in also of course. I still would have liked to see Cody remain in AEW either way

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I really enjoyed Cody, despite some of the weird booking at times. Even though Joe is older I think he can be a big value add. Cody is younger so that factors in also of course. I still would have liked to see Cody remain in AEW either way

Yeah, Cody was basically my favorite guy during the first year of AEW, I think it's a shame and a waste as well.

Potentially controversial take: D-X is the most overrated thing in wrestling history.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Potentially controversial take: D-X is the most overrated thing in wrestling history.

That would be Bill Goldberg, for me.

DX was cool as it was happening, but it doesn’t age well at all.

Lol the majority of my knowledge of current the WWE product comes from the commercials that run on peacock while I’m watching old shows from the 90s.

numbers wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Potentially controversial take: D-X is the most overrated thing in wrestling history.

That would be Bill Goldberg, for me.

DX was cool as it was happening, but it doesn’t age well at all.

It was not.

12 year old numbers very much liked DX.

What will Tony Khan’s huge announcement be?

My guess is a streaming deal or ROH tv or something like that.

numbers wrote:12 year old numbers very much liked DX.

14 year old Lenny was very mature!!! And more into WCW for whatever that’s worth.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

numbers wrote:12 year old numbers very much liked DX.

14 year old Lenny was very mature!!! And more into WCW for whatever that’s worth.

I was 14 as well and I thought DX were pretty cool. My brother was a little dweeb like you, Lenny.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

numbers wrote:12 year old numbers very much liked DX.

14 year old Lenny was very mature!!! And more into WCW for whatever that’s worth.

As it was happening, I was much more into WWF, I just watched WCW for the first hour and would catch Thunder most weeks.

I grew up on WWE in the late 80s to early 90s, then lost access to it. Getting WCW Nitro every week was amazing for me, loved it. A few years after the turn of the century, I didn’t watch any. Then started downloading online, and watched the big WWE ppvs and TNA from the mid-2000s. Have watched since, and AEW from the beginning.