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iMoreland wrote:Pretty cool theory I seen about Bray Wyatt:

Bray is targetting Daniel Bryan. The Firefly Fun House is a kids show so Birdie Danielson will watch it.

Triple H is reportedly “the most frustrated person” in WWE

The stories we’ve heard about people being frustrated with Vince McMahon have been confirmed by many people in the company and it’s no secret that wrestlers are looking at their options when their contracts expire.

In the last week, Triple H seemed to acknowledge to the fans that he knows change is needed but there’s not much he can do until Vince McMahon decides to step aside. Triple H recently liked and then unliked these two fan tweets:

Scott Hall wrote:Yeah pretty shocking curious to see what the cause of death was

Wo1verine wrote:

Scott Hall wrote:Yeah pretty shocking curious to see what the cause of death was

Killed herself apparently.

https://nypost.com/2019/05/17/ex-wwe-star-ashley-massaro-died-of-apparent-suicide-report/

Feel bad for her daughter ..

Stanford wrote:Whoever conceived of and put together that Tom Magee doc for the network needs a contract extension and a raise.

Like most wrestling fans, I'd read about the match and the legend of Tom Magee a bunch of times. After seeing the match, it's no surprise that Vince thought he was going to be a huge deal. Paradoxically, I think WWF was the worst place he could have landed. He would ultimately be compared to Hogan no matter what he did, and would need to carry shows by himself, as a babyface. It seems weird, but I think he could have been a thing with Crockett. Imagine putting him into a feud with Flair where all he has to do is stomp around, do flips and throw Flair from one side of the ring to the other. It could have worked, at least for 6 months or something. it worked with Luger.

Bunch of things:

- Harry Smith's Bret impression is predictably great.
- Harry Smith's Canadian accent is jarring as ****. First of all, he looks identical to his father, who I'm used to hearing with an insane Manchester accent. Second, that particular Canadian accent is pervasive across the entire country, but not characteristic of all (or even most) Canadians. When I was in Alberta, I'd hear it. When I came home to Nova Scotia, I'd hear it. It's everywhere, and I have no clue how to explain it. Someone needs to get John McWhorter on this.
- Bret Hart: amazing, obviously.
- Heenan and Monsoon: amazing, obviously.
- Tom Magee was just way too Canadian to make it as a top babyface for Vince. The hair and the goofy face and mannerisms were too much. Kenny Omega would have the same problem if he wasn't such a weeb.
- Crazy that Magee had no idea how the office felt about him. I feel like he may have tried a little harder if he wasn't so oblivious. I wish we could have gotten more info on what he was thinking during that time. The doc made it seem like he was happy enough to have a nice match and a chance.

If you haven't checked it out, I would recommend it. It's very good, and short.

Scott Hall wrote:Also where does this notion come from that Vince won't push a guy as a top babyface because he's Canadian?

I'm guessing McGee had no mic skills or maybe was a bad employee because it makes no sense that he was buried
for 4 years and it makes no sense why WCW or AWA or NJPW didn't pick him up.

Stanford wrote:

Scott Hall wrote:Also where does this notion come from that Vince won't push a guy as a top babyface because he's Canadian?

Not because he's Canadian - because he's too Canadian. I'm mostly joking. I've lived in Ontario, Atlantic Canada and Western Canada. Tom Magee seems to be all of the things that the population of those places have in common. Some might say, too nice.

I'm guessing McGee had no mic skills or maybe was a bad employee because it makes no sense that he was buried
for 4 years and it makes no sense why WCW or AWA or NJPW didn't pick him up.

I'm pretty sure the consensus was that he never learned how to wrestle.