Smackdown & Daniel Bryan Present: Monday Night Raw 8-8-16

[Neuromancer]

Tonight I wanna see Dolph in a strong match.

 

[JoogJoint]

The editing

Rotfl!!! Dean looked like a mess and looked like he didn't know what to say. Steve looked like he wanted to strangle answers out of him. Dean, the point of interviews is to open up a little bit.

 

[JoogJoint]

Ya made me want to check out podcast. I mean if it's a family program, Dean can't get honest about his upbringing.

Just get into indies and main event. Ambrose isn't a good choice for an Austin podcast. They are having two separate convos right now. Austin just don't get it (he hasn't been thru it). He's an piece of shyt. Even their wrestling careers are different.

If anybody understands, it's Steve.

 

[LastManStanding]

Think the boiling point for Austin was reached when he said/asked "there was a time early on when you quit wrestling" and Dean looked at him kinda stupid and replied in a laughing manner "no. Where are you reading this? The Internet?"

you could tell immediately that pissed Austin off and he fired right back with something along the lines of "no! I'm listening to what you're saying".

 

[mrken12]

Rotfl!!! Dean looked like a mess and looked like he didn't know what to say. Steve looked like he wanted to strangle answers out of him. Dean, the point of interviews is to open up a little bit.

Dean Ambrose (Wrestling) - TV Tropes

• To elaborate, the man grew up in low-income housing and was even homeless a few times. His mother worked as a prostitute—who was frequently abused by her clients—to put food on the table, while his father is in prison. He was forced to sell drugs in high school, had his baby cousin- actually his sister; he doesn't tend to mention her, for privacy- taken away from him by child protective services, and dropped out of high school at age sixteen to attend Les Thatcher's wrestling school. A wrestling school he couldn't legally attend until he was eighteen, so he paid he dues by cleaning up the building all by himself every night while observing the workers in the ring and practicing his promos to himself—a talent that ended up making him famous. And he's woven all of that seamlessly into his characters, using wrestling as a form of therapy, just like he said he did

Not sure how much of that is true but there's no way he could open up that much about his upbringing.

 

[JoogJoint]

Dean Ambrose (Wrestling) - TV Tropes

• To elaborate, the man grew up in low-income housing and was even homeless a few times. His mother worked as a prostitute—who was frequently abused by her clients—to put food on the table, while his father is in prison. He was forced to sell drugs in high school, had his baby cousin- actually his sister; he doesn't tend to mention her, for privacy- taken away from him by child protective services, and dropped out of high school at age sixteen to attend Les Thatcher's wrestling school. A wrestling school he couldn't legally attend until he was eighteen, so he paid he dues by cleaning up the building all by himself every night while observing the workers in the ring and practicing his promos to himself—a talent that ended up making him famous. And he's woven all of that seamlessly into his characters, using wrestling as a form of therapy, just like he said he did

Not sure how much of that is true but there's no way he could open up that much about his upbringing.

I know all about his childhood, but he could give a somewhat PG version. With Steve you can't half ass anything. Hell, he asked Triple H. about Chyna.

 

[Playaz Eyez]

 

[23Barrettcity]

If I'm not mistaken, Brock and SCSA are cool with each other.

And to be honest as I pointed out when the shield broke up Austin never seemed like a Dean fan he was lukewarm as best . Dean probably like fukk you nicca

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

wrong thread

 

[stro]

I tapped out after that brutal, brutal monologue from Seth that got absolutely zero reaction from the crowd. It was terrible. The show up to that point was a pretty big step down from the last two weeks anyway, but that entire Seth segment was death.

 

[mrken12]

I tapped out after that brutal, brutal monologue from Seth that got absolutely zero reaction from the crowd. It was terrible. The show up to that point was a pretty big step down from the last two weeks anyway, but that entire Seth segment was death.

Seth is terrible with long promos. It's even worse that he crams in unnecessary pop culture references.

 

[Bob Loblaw]

You know Dbry is my guy, he's in my fave five BUT he's fukking up

You're the smackdown Gm, you got the IC CHAMP on talking smack. You're talking about how he never wins and you don't make a match for next Tuesday

That's a layup for any GM maybe he'll make a match later in the week but it's a blunder. There's no reason to watch talking smack if he won't make q match on it

Wrong thread

 

[stro]

Seth is terrible with long promos. It's even worse that he crams in unnecessary pop culture references.

Yet they've been giving him 10-20 minute monologues for 2 fukking years now. And they still suck. And Finn's promos are even worse. At least he didn't do his witch cackle after every line this week.

 

[LastManStanding]

SmackDown the show to watch

 

[PYRRHUS 88]

Yeah, but not in a crazy tough guy way like pillman or benoit

Theres something not connected there for ambrose...its like there is a joke only he heard at all times in his life...and he doesnt give a fukk about your reactions to nothing on some almost autism spectrum shyt and I dont use that term likely.

Or

Hes just a weird motherfukker.

He has the devil-may-care demeanor of someone on Benzodiazepines

I legit think he takes Xanax recreationally