Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Another Idiot On Twitter Gets Put In Check By Me, Then He Goes And Snitches, LMAO!

I always seem to find them (LOL). This world class idiot decides to reply to MY post plugging this story I did showing how stupid PWInsider is. https://billsbrandnewblog.blogspot.com/2019/01/pwinsider-is-making-this-available-only.html So seeing that this dumb ass took it upon himserlf to ask for wehat he got by replying in a stupid way? Well.. he got corrected and then tried to spin out of it and failed. Which is the usual tactic it seems every time I check someone. They never have the balls to admit it and try their damnest to make themselves look good trying to cover up the fact they got checked and corrected.

The shots here speck for themselves as he tries SSOO HARD to maske himself look good AFTER, I corrected him.

Oh yes here's some more and this guy after getting put in his place by me went and snitched to Twitter as well. The proof is in the pics and here's the proof.

As you can see he really doesn't have a clue about Meltzer's web page as most inside fans and writers like myself do. Anyone with the I.Q. above a rock knows it's Meltzer's and Bryan Alverez's Web page and has been for years.

And here's proof the guy went and snitched. Right after the reply where I called him a jack ass? THIS is what happened. I got locked and put in Twitter jail. "Coincidence' that I got put in Twitter jail JUST AFTER I called this guy a jack ass? HHMM. We know the answer to that, don't we. No coincidence at all, he ran and snitched because he kept getting his ass handed to him by me and it didn't take any effort at all. Usually doesn't because this is the level of morn that always tries to brace me and ends up losing and looking like a dipshit. I had to have someone send that to me so I could show proof that yes, the moron had to snitch after getting his ass kicked on Twitter by me.

But this is the kind of moron that really shouldn't.. be allowed to have internet access, lol. or at least. make it a challenge if you're gonna brace me on my own posts. Too often it's too easy to make these dumb fucks look stupid, someday one might come along who'll be a challenge. But at this point? I doubt it, LOL!.

UPDATE!!!

Since this guy snitched to Twitter on me and got me restricted, someone else took up the battle and as you'll see checked his ass fairly quick, so quick mind you that Mr. Snitcher hasn't had anything to say since then. HHHMMM How about that, eh?

At the end of the day dipshits like this will always be getting checked by guys like me and Gino, because guys like myself and Gino are just that much smarter than dumb fucks like this.

Here's some more.. This guy's getting smoked then he got called out and now he's back stepping like a bitch, LOL!

This guy keeps burying himself, LOL. Someone should just tell him to quit, he's looking like such a fucking dipshit it's unbelievable that people like this roam the planet.

Lamont because he got chumped on Twitter by others decided to go on a snitching spree, Guess snitching on me after I checked him wasn't enough, two others check his ass and like a typical bitch who can't handle being put in their place? They go a snitching, LOL,. Only little bitches have to snitch when they get punked, remember that.

ACH vs. Eddie Kingston - The Last Dance - AAW Pro Wrestling

ACH vs. Eddie Kingston The Last Dance by Rob Malinowski https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOS-IHk13qA

BRITT BAKER SIGNS WITH ALL ELITE WRESTLING

Britt Baker has signed with All Elite Wrestling.

Dave Meltzer has confirmed that Baker, 27, has signed with AEW. In the last year, she has worked for promotions such as Stardom, RISE, Shimmer and ROH. She also was an alternate for the Mae Young Classic and worked an NXT taping recently.

She was also part of the All In event in September where she competed in a fatal four way that also had Tessa Blanchard (who won the match), Madison Rayne (who has now signed with ROH) and Chelsea Green (who has signed with WWE).

Baker’s signing comes as AEW is continuing to take formative steps in establishing itself as a new promotion.

It is already known that Cody Rhodes and The Young Bucks will have executive vice president roles within the organization. Meltzer is also reporting that Brandi Rhodes will be the key person when it comes to the women. Dana Massie, who is key to the Young Bucks merchandise business, will also be key in the merchandise for AEW.

New Evolution Wrestling- NEW "Year Three" (Night 2) Recap - Aziz vs "Outcast" Jeremiah Jayven vs "Fearless" Brady Felix

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTl3zlfZ3IE

New Evolution Wrestling- NEW "Year Three" (Night 2) Recap - Don Martini vs "Mainlander" Wes Winchester (Nfld Heritage Title)

Event Date: 12/29/18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRXc0APL5_I

New Evolution Wrestling- NEW "Year Three" (Night 2) Recap - Family Bizniz vs Kiyoki/CPU/Newfie Bullett + Post Match Fallout

Event Date: 12/29/18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj_SbW3ZHVA

Supreme Wrestling (Based in Indiana) - Supreme Last Word 27

On this edition of Supreme Last Word, we take a look at highlights from this past Saturday including a huge tag team street fight! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KltVuRDHhFs

ECPW Adrenaline TV Episode 74 (01/01/19)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5kc2v8RhhE

Capitol Wrestling - Episode 91: Sonny Kiss vs The Mempho Mofo

Over the last few months, The Mempho Mofo has slowly slipped into madness, and it appears the root of his behavior stems from his obsession over “The Concrete Rose” Sonny Kiss. See what happens when they face off one-on-one on Capitol Wrestling TV! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF0Dr-PW_Y8

AIWF Mid Atlantic Wrestling- Midatlantic 344

y Tyson has been battling the newly formed Fear Factory since October, but still has not got his hands on Tommy Penirelli. On this episode he has to face John Heartbreak before he can get to Tommy. Our classic match on this episode is from 2008, and has Jimi Love vs Jason Blade for a shot at the Heavyweight title. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xq2pRsz4yQ

PWInsider Is Making THIS.. Available Only To "Paid Members" Though It's On YouTube For Free (LMAO!)

Yep..As Kurt Angle ised to say, "It's true... it's DDAAMMNNN True". The only way you can listen to a very recent Tessa Blanchard Media call on PWInsider's web page is if you're a member of PWInsider's "VIP membership". Here, see for yourself.

There it is, from their own web page. But YYEETTT. you go to this link, rrriiggghhhtt here... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdFb153o6XU And what do you get? OOHH let me go ahead and show you. (smiles).

Yep, there it is, the very SAME thing that PWInsider has for 'paid members' only, ROFLMAO!

How stupid is that? You know the answer as well as I do. VVVEERRYYY stupid, on their part.

Fighting With The Family | NWA Ten Pounds of Gold 46 (2019)

Nick Aldis, as the reigning NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion, brought the famous Ten Pounds Of Gold back home to Norwich, England. Nick Aldis was trained by the famous Knight family (known for the upcoming movie FIGHTING WITH MY FAMILY produced by WWE Films featuring Paige). He returned to their promotion and to defend the NWA Worlds Championship against Ricky Knight Jr. (RKJ). This episode of Ten Pounds of Gold explores that entire day, the controversy that occurred and a look into this very unique wrestling family.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K94u1ufg_Iw

Time Moves Mountains | NWA Ten Pounds of Gold 45 (2019)

NWA Ten Pounds of Gold returns in 2019 looking at the twenty-four hour period that two NWA Champions (Nick Aldis and Willie Mack) spent going coast to coast representing the National Wrestling Alliance. Nick Aldis vs. Brian Cage and Willie Mack vs. Shane Strickland headlined Tommy Dreamer's House of Hardcore event on this day. Both he NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship and the NWA National Championship were defended. Six hours after completing their defenses, Nick Aldis and Willie Mack got on a plane to make the 2,700 mile journey to Los Angeles to appear at Championship Wrestling From Hollywood. At that event, Willie Mack vs. Samuel Shaw (full match coming soon to NWA digital channels) and a special proposal made by Nick Aldis to former NWA Worlds Champion Tim Storm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G48C1kC28qU

Low Ki Talks Leaving WWE's "Toxic Environment," WWE Programming Being "Difficult To Sit Through"

WSVN-TV Entertainment Reporter Chris Van Vliet interviewed Low Ki at MLW Fusion in Miami. You can watch the full interview in the video above, we were sent the highlights below:

Why he won't watch WWE:

"WWE I have no interest in and it's just because it's very difficult to sit through it. I'm a fan of skill, I'm a fan of stuff that's intriguing, I'm a fan of stuff that's cleverly done and there's thought behind it. A lot of the times it's like a conveyor belt of the same stuff and that's difficult to do because there are so many people who are wanting to enjoy this, but it takes them away if it becomes a repetitive pattern and they can recognize that and it takes away their ability to have fun. Again, I'm not knocking them because I don't watch their product and I don't know enough to comment on them but from the feedback that I get from other people, what we're doing at MLW is much more interesting than others because it seems like we're offering something the others aren't. The way that I see it is traditional values. It's very traditional values, but we're not insulting the intelligence of our people."

Does it bother him that he never held the TNA World Championship?

"No, it doesn't bother me because I've seen the quality of the champions that they've had. My time was coming last year and when the issue with Del Rio came up and they dissolved my opportunity to me that showed me that they had no invested interest in me to begin with. So not to have that World Championship is not anything off of my back, my career is way greater than one belt."

Why he left WWE's "toxic environment":

"It was the most healthy option. It was a toxic environment. I don't know how it is now because I haven't been there and I don't watch so I can't offer an opinion on that. But at least for me, it was a toxic environment that served no further purpose and it was best for me to go. And because of that I was able to thrive in other areas and with other opportunities but usually the opportunities that they had available to them and they chose not to use them."

The compliment that Eddie Guerrero paid him after their matches together:

"I was the first match with Eddie Guerrero when he got released from WWE. The match that I had with him, I understood psychologically I needed him in the proper mind frame but psychically he needed to enjoy himself again. So that match that I had was directed at him to let him know hey, this is pro wrestling not that bulls**t you just came from. So when I went out and had that match with him, it impressed him so much that he spoke about me in his first book. And when he did that, I had a chance to wrestle with him a second time, I think it was at Atlantic Championship Wrestling. He was there with Hector Guerrero and when we were in the locker room he goes 'I like you because I can wrestle you like Dean and Chris.'"

His advice for up and coming wrestlers:

"Learn how to compete. Most of them don't know how to because they get in the ring thinking 'Oh this is what I see on Monday nights'. Ok, well then what happens when you run into somebody who has a competitive background?"

DAVEY BOY SMITH JR. SIGNS WITH MLW

MLW issued the following:

DAVEY BOY SMITH JR. SIGNS WITH MLW

The rise of the Hart Foundation in Major League Wrestling has been one of the more exciting stories to watch over the past half year. Dominating competition in singles, tags and trios action, their march to the top has been felt in multiple divisions. Now the Hart Foundation’s presence in MLW is guaranteed to continue for years to come as Davey Boy Smith Jr. has officially signed a multi-year deal with MLW.

"Davey is very special,” said MLW CEO Court Bauer. “He’s been a part of MLW dating back to when he was just 18 and I know I speak for fans and the league when I say we’re very excited to see what the big guy does in 2019 and beyond.”

Smith joins Teddy Hart and Brian Pillman Jr., who signed with the league in 2018.

In addition to MLW, Smith will continue to compete in New Japan Pro-Wrestling, where the Bulldog has won the coveted IWGP Tag Team belts 3 times.

CODY COMMENTS ON ALL ELITE WRESTLING, CONFIRMS EVP ROLE

Cody Rhodes has issued a statement following the announcement of All Elite Wrestling.

“I feel so damn lucky. I believe that more than talent...more than chance...work ethic will guide me where i’d like to go,” he wrote on Twitter. “To be Executive Vice President for our new venture, and to be flanked by Matt and Nick and a few familiar names sharing that position; this is my dream job. I can’t think of a time when so many of wrestling’s top free agents all opted out of the road usually traveled and instead wanted to start something new. I am excited to see AEW into existence.

“What’s old isn’t new - what’s new is new. Perception isn’t reality - reality is reality. Fans first” he concluded.

The statement, which confirms Cody’s role as Executive Vice President, comes as the Elite confirmed through a video that was uploaded at midnight PST on 1/1 that All Elite Wrestling is real, and the first show under that banner will be called Double or Nothing.

There will be further announcements regarding AEW and Double or Nothing next week at a Double or Nothing rally, which will take in the parking lot in front of West Club at TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Florida. The advertisement notes that the rally will feature an announcement from The Elite,. and that there would be special guest

'MEAN' GENE OKERLUND PASSES AWAY AT 76

One of the most familiar personalities and voices in pro wrestling history is gone as WWE announced Wednesday that 'Mean' Gene Okerlund passed away at the age of 76. The reason for death wasn't given.

Born in Sisseton, South Dakota, in 1942, Okerlund moved from radio and TV to working for the AWA in Minnesota in 1970 as a fill-in ring announcer and interviewer. He would later take over the full-time interviewer job which became his life's work.

He stayed with the AWA for 14 years before moving to WWF in 1984 where he became one of the company's most recognizable faces for his backstage interviews with Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, and all of the stars of the era.

After nine years with WWF, he moved to WCW in 1993 and was a regular on-screen presence through 1996. He remained with the company in smaller roles through their sale to WWF in 2001.

Eventually, he would return to WWE and spent the past 18 years there in a variety of on-screen roles and was inducted into the company's Hall of Fame on 2006.

He is survived by his longtime wife, Jeanne, and son, Todd.