The whole angle is awful, though it could be bearable if Brie had a shred of acting ability.
The whole angle is awful, though it could be bearable if Brie had a shred of acting ability.
Stephanie is amazing. Too bad she is feuding with the equivalent of drying paint in Brie.
Also poor Cesaro, so much for his big push.
Paige seems so much more interesting as heel.
OMG enough with this dumb stephanie/brie shit!
I love when Orton gets caught up in something cool he just did. That was a really good finish to an otherwise dull match.
Who was that chick in white next to Eva Marie when Hulk was coming in?
Oh look! Hogan got the location right lol.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
I'm loving this!
Had to keep the camera away from Orndorff, he was laughing his ass off.
lmao omg this 9.99 is killing me lmao
This documentary on the Network (for only $9.99!) is actually really good.
I'm quite sad that the thread title has not been redone for the low low price of $9.99
Cena's promo this week was actually pretty fucking good.
I'm going to Summerslam this Sunday, I have high expectations from this PPV now...
loooool Ricardo Rodriguez posted some (now deleted) stuff on twitter about HHH and Kevin Steen getting hired:
“Congrats.. I hope he at least looked at you while shaking hands at one point and did call you fat as f–k. #OhMemories.”
“#BumbleBee was his name for me… Don’t even think he ever knew my real name.”
So the WWE Network in Canada launch is one day old and is already a disaster. Don't know who's to blame more, Rogers or WWE. There is supposed to be a free preview for the live channel but it still isn't even active yet, just appears blank on my channel menu. And read the viewer comments below for the On Demand channel lol
WWE Network Canadian launch met with dismay
By SLAM! Wrestling Staff
The WWE Network has launched in Canada but the stripped down, bare bones version has many loyal fans crying foul.
Available at launch are a handful of SummerSlam pay-per-views, the Great American Bash from 1989, three WCW Bash at the Beach shows, two ECW Heatwave pay-per-views and the One Night Stand show from 2005.
The content is not labeled by name, just meaningless numbers, titles and there are missing logos and images.
All told, the content on the Canadian version of the WWE Network amounts to approximately 39 hours of content, a drop in the bucket compared to the enormous library available on the online version which has each and every WCW, ECW and WWE pay-per-view available, most episodes of WCW’s Clash of Champions, Saturday Night’s Main Event, ECW Hardcore TV, the original Legends’ House and Total Divas reality shows, an archive of old school WWE house show cards and a multitude of specials, past DVD releases which have been transferred to digital media and much more.
Many Canadian fans are expressing their disappointment online.
“This sucks, it sucks so bad. How could you defend this,” posted user “teambates” on Wreddit.
“Well, it looks like the first day of the WWE Network in Canada went over like a lead balloon. Good work, guys,” wrote user Al Creed on Twitter.
Canadian wrestling superstar Lance Storm took to Twitter to voice his dismay.
“Did some research just less that 20% of Canada uses Rogers, so 80+% still can't get @WWENetwork It's also a partial version for $11.99,” he wrote.
“Also, it seems the only archive we'll get is Max Moon and Bastion Booger matches,” joked Marc Poitras in reply.
One popular Internet unblocking service took advantage of the discontent to entice Canadians by stating, ”Watch SummerSlam on WWE Network no matter where in the world you are (even Canada).”
WWE Network on Rogers is priced at $11.99 per month, which includes the monthly WWE pay-per-view.