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night 2 was trash. and vince ruined a good moment. we didn't need a second appearance by undertaker and stone cold. and we definitely didn't need more Roman reigns wrestlemania headliners with him winning. it's crazy how young fans love this monotone boring repetitive garbage man. he's the next John cena
[QUOTE=John_Connor;14570919]night 2 was trash. and vince ruined a good moment. we didn't need a second appearance by undertaker and stone cold. and we definitely didn't need more Roman reigns wrestlemania headliners with him winning. it's crazy how young fans love this monotone boring repetitive garbage man. he's the next John cena[/QUOTE]
Some folks could only be on one night though. For Undertaker's case, I somewhat agree but it was alright. For Stone Cold's case, this WM basically was built around him with Austin's product tying on it. He had to do something both nights. At least he did wrestle, with a great cushion in Kevin Owens, and do the beer bash thing.
[QUOTE=Lebron23;14570451]I actually enjoyed WrestleMania 38.[/QUOTE]
I cracked up watching the Jackass crew punish Sami Zayn.
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Tickets for AEW x NJPW event Forbidden Door sold out in 40 minutes. Nice.
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Darby Allin is a crazy mf'er. Wish him of his best health when, or if, he gets older.
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Cody won the HIAC main event with a torn pec. :bowdown:
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BREAKING NEWS: Vince McMahon and John Laurenitis Involved In A Sexual Affair with Former WWE Employee. Hush Money Paid. Multiple Previous Incidents Being Looked Into.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting the WWE Board of Directors is looking into a secret $3 million settlement that longtime chief executive Vince McMahon agreed to pay to a departing employee with whom he allegedly had an affair, according to documents and people familiar with the board inquiry.
A January 2022 separation agreement agreed upon by the unnamed woman and the WWE bars the now-former employee, who was hired as a paralegal in 2019, from discussing her relationship with Mr. McMahon or disparaging him, the people said.
The board's investigation, which began in April, has unearthed other, older nondisclosure agreements involving claims by former female WWE employees
of misconduct by Mr. McMahon and one of
his top executives, John Laurinaitis, the head of talent relations at WWE, the people said. The Journal couldn't
determine how many previous agreements were being scrutinized.
The 3,000,000 was discovered by Board Members after a series of anonymous emails from someone claiming to be a friend of the Paralegal.
The first email, sent to board members on March 30, alleged that Mr. McMahon, 76 years old, initially hired the woman at a salary of $100,000 but increased it to $200,000 after beginning a sexual relationship with her. The email to the board also alleged that Mr. McMahon "gave her like a toy" to Mr. Laurinaitis. The board is investigating the allegations in the email, the people familiar with the inquiry said.
"My friend was so scared so she quit after Vince McMahon and lawyer Jerry paid her millions of dollars to shut up," the initial email to the board said, referring to Mr. McMahon's longtime lawyer, Mr. McDevitt, who negotiated the deal, according to people familiar with the board inquiry.
The Company tells WSJ that relationship was consensual and is cooperating with the inquiry
The Wall Street Journal is reporting the WWE Board of Directors is looking into a secret $3 million settlement that longtime chief executive Vince McMahon agreed to pay to a departing employee with whom he allegedly had an affair, according to documents and people familiar with the board inquiry.
A January 2022 separation agreement agreed upon by the unnamed woman and the WWE bars the now-former employee, who was hired as a paralegal in 2019, from discussing her relationship with Mr. McMahon or disparaging him, the people said.
The board's investigation, which began in April, has unearthed other, older nondisclosure agreements involving claims by former female WWE employees
of misconduct by Mr. McMahon and one of
his top executives, John Laurinaitis, the head of talent relations at WWE, the people said. The Journal couldn't
determine how many previous agreements were being scrutinized.
The 3,000,000 was discovered by Board Members after a series of anonymous emails from someone claiming to be a friend of the Paralegal.
The first email, sent to board members on March 30, alleged that Mr. McMahon, 76 years old, initially hired the woman at a salary of $100,000 but increased it to $200,000 after beginning a sexual relationship with her. The email to the board also alleged that Mr. McMahon "gave her like a toy" to Mr. Laurinaitis. The board is investigating the allegations in the email, the people familiar with the inquiry said.
"My friend was so scared so she quit after Vince McMahon and lawyer Jerry paid her millions of dollars to shut up," the initial email to the board said, referring to Mr. McMahon's longtime lawyer, Mr. McDevitt, who negotiated the deal, according to people familiar with the board inquiry.
The Company tells WSJ that relationship was consensual and is cooperating with the inquiry.
Vince has done many shitty things in the past, covering up Jimmy Snuka's murder, covering up Pat Patterson's ring boy scandal, steroid trial, etc. He escaped them all.
I don't think this one will take him down.
[URL="https://twitter.com/fightful/status/1537283467615973376"]According to Raj Giri, Sasha Banks has been released from WWE.[/URL]
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Forbidden Door was amazing, maybe one of the best PPV events ever.
WWE has officially signed Logan Paul. He will wrestle with the Miz again in upcoming Summerslam event.
The card for Jim Crockett Promotion Presents: "Ric Flair's Final Match":
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Pretty much all top promotions from WWE (via Jeff Jarrett) to MLW and even AAA and NJPW are on it. Another Forbidden Door event this year.
Vince McMahon has retired from WWE, giving his everyday duties to Stephanie and Nick Khan as new co-CEOs while Triple H as EVP of talent relations.