Fifth Avenue Forum

I said it earlier, given how this culture has existed and happened throughout the years. Endeavor/TKO better be real comfortable having these releases because there's just no way more than Vince didn't know and lived with it.

every time WWE gets mentioned in the news or trends on twitter, it keeps getting worse.

I wonder how long it will be before we see an individual press release with Khan's name on it.

That says that Khan knew her but doesn’t necessarily mean that he knew she was being abused/trafficked. Of course he may have known but this doesn’t really prove anything. He also may have just thought Vince was sleeping with her and nothing more.

It’s only a matter of time before HHH’s name comes up.

HHH is the one that I would think HAS to know, given he was part of that lockerroom. I would imagine everyone "knew" what was going on, if Brock was involved as well.

Not a surprise but made her aew debut tonight.

It remains to be seen how Tony books things... but the women's division is easily the strongest it has ever been.

I still miss Jamie Hayter. Seems like she’s been gone forever.

We’ve had Okada and Ospreay on free tv in the first hour. What a time to be alive.

Ospreay vs Danielson is gonna be incredible.

We’ve had Okada and Ospreay on free tv in the first hour. What a time to be alive.

Ospreay vs Danielson is gonna be incredible.

Jesus Christ Darby that apron bump. Not even sure how he is wrestling tonight to be honest.

Willow and Riho gonna main for the setup for willow/Mercedes feud? They have a built in storyline since she broke her ankle in a match with Willow.

Willow and Riho gonna main for the setup for willow/Mercedes feud? They have a built in storyline since she broke her ankle in a match with Willow.

Has to be... that is not a main event level match otherwise.

Is it?! It can’t be! It IS! It’s BOSS TIME.

A video of Cena talking about the Firefly Funhouse match showed up in my YouTube feed today so I pulled up the match on Peacock and rewatched it for the first time since 2020. First of all, that whole Wrestlemania is like a weird fever dream. No crowd, taped in the tiny performance center but then you have these two cinematic matches which are both great but also very different. Undertaker/AJ is probably the best possible last match that Taker could've had at that point. It's brutal and creepy and the Undertaker character gets to literally ride off into the darkness on a motorcycle. Then the Firefly Funhouse match the next night is.... I don't even know how to describe it. It deconstructs the very idea of John Cena the character, there's barely any wrestling involved, and still it's entertaining. Those two matches made the most of a real shitty situation. Also, I miss Bray. That dude was full of potential and should've been a long time world champ.

Apparently Darby broke 3 bones in his foot in the match against Jay White, so he will have to wait until next year to possibly die on Mt Everest.

Okada and Kingston casually having a banger of a free tv match. Okada goes over clean and gets the Continental title. Good stuff.

Ospreay and Shibata next week. Jesus.

Getting spoiled by the PPV level matches on TV.

Jesus... Swerve-Takeshita next week now too.

Embarrassment of riches with the AEW roster.

AEW ratings have been struggling so it makes sense. Collision in particular is really hurting.

They've been stacking Dynamite of late... Collision... not so much.

I don’t even pay attention to ratings anymore. Dynamite is must watch television every week…at least for me. It is everything I want in a two hour wrestling show. Lots of variety and great wrestling.

Plus as long as Warner is happy and it seems like they are then tv ratings to me don’t mean much.

I skim through collusion and rampage via dvr but don’t watch live unless there is something I really want to see. Those shows are on at times I’m usually doing other things.

Wow a ladder spot Ive never seen before lol

Bit of a drawn out finish but I was entertained.