#former wwe

[evermoredeluxe]

Taylor at the Chiefs game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City on December 10, 2023 (x)

[numberjuancontender]

[thecountesstribe]

Let me hold y'all hands when I tell y'all this, Rhea bout to do Dom so wrong. That smile and eye roll she gave Jey promised nothing but evil intentions and she forgave Dom a little too easily. 😭😭😭

[mith-gifs-wrestling]

Kenny Omega finds a new ally in Konosuke Takeshita!

[banannabethchase]

It's incomprehensible to me why people want to see AEW fail. At the most basic level, which some of these critics seem to focus on, there are more jobs for wrestlers which means more money and options in the business. More options means more competition which means all promotions are stepping up their game to put on fantastic shows which draw viewers, wrestlers, and other professionals. It means a better opportunity for any and all wrestlers to find what suits them best. On another end, multiple accessible promotions to fans means we can pick and choose what kind of wrestling we want to watch throughout the week. We can choose different shows from different promotions every week based on who is wrestling, and skip episodes that don't meet what we want while still seeing what we want to watch. Or, we can stay with a single promotion and watch all they have to offer as a whole. If you're out of your mind like I am, you watch as much as humanly possible because I love watching wrestling and don't really care about the promotion aspect of it.

The us vs. them dichotomy serves no one except perhaps a few billionaires at the very top who want to create monopolies in the TV industry and get all viewership on 3-5 channels. At that point, it's not even about wrestling. It's about people who can live off the interest of their backup bank account wanting even more money. And why the fuck would you want to encourage that?

[strawberryvulture]

i miss north american champion dominik mysterio :(

[impulsenova]

Titans - Prologue teaser

He stands proud, overlooking Titan City’s night skyline. So much has changed in the eight years since he’s been gone, but it's still the same overwhelming, bustling mass of concrete and metal he remembers. 

His gaze takes him to Universal Tower, the heart of the city. It was the one thing that commanded his attention on this night. Its sleek, futuristic frame made it an eyesore from the rest of the somewhat modern skyscrapers surrounding it. It was the seat of power which the Tribal Chief ruled. It was also the reason why he returned.

Titan City has changed but so has he. Eight years has made him wiser, more focused, and much more powerful. He returns with not a lust for power, but with a purpose. He now uses his machinations for the benefit of others rather than himself. Crime and terror run rampant across the city, and the Titans are only a handful of people.

However he has a legion he can call upon if needed. Of both steel and flesh. But not only that, he has transformed his own body into a weapon. One that can challenge Roman Reigns’ enduring grasp on this city.

His kingdom, his redemption, lies within Universal Tower, but he recognizes his duty to the people of Titan City. 

Cody Rhodes stands before Titan City ready. Finally ready. And he vows to make up for lost time.

[wonk-ass-willy]

Just gonna leave this here for no particular reason

Edit: oh wow those tags sure are funny

[spinebuster]

[flebus]

ive basically dropped WWE in light of the McMahon lawsuit going on currently but i can't get any of the AEW live streams i have found to work........ who am i without wrestling

[77tahlias-obsessions14]

Not going to lie completely forgot Jinder is a former world champion. My bad.

[thedeadman-2023]

The Adventure Begins Again 💀 ⚠️

Original Tribal Chief İs Back and Summerslam 2024!!! 🥃

#otcisbackrestedandready 💀

[dynamitekansai]

k_o_nami: 世界のスーパースターIYO SKYさんに会えた✨

[mith-gifs-wrestling]

Not gonna lie, I like the idea of Native American wrestler Eddy Thorpe taking terms historically used against Native groups and using them as his own. (He had a move pre-NXT called the Manifest Destiny but I don't know if he'll be keeping it.)

[butch-bakugo]

Apparently Dwayne the rock Johnson is in a 3 billion dollar lawsuit accused of participateing in a kidnapping plot of a former female wrestler/coworker and her kids 💀