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That smack on the face was so awful... wasn't expecting that
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HOW DOES HE KEEP GETTING TITLE SHOTS?
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RT @NeboAnthonXPLUS: 🦋🦋🦋🫦Rhea Ripley had one of the greatest #RoyalRumble performances in history
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Top Five: 1.-Shawn 2.-Iyo 3.-Stacey 4.-Vaquer 5.-Chelsea
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Osperay kicked out of the Rainmaker and no one cared
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Who did it better?
Who rocked the trend?
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What is the peak wrestling moment for you?
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OBa FEMI IS BUILT DIFFERENT. The power, presence, intensity, and athleticism he brings every time he steps through that curtain just feels like a future main eventer. WWE needs to let this man loose.
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What will you do if this happens to you?
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WWE vs AEW isn’t just a wrestling debate it’s a battle for the future of the industry. Different styles, different stars, different visions, but one thing is certain: competition makes wrestling better. Whether you’re Team WWE or Team AEW, the fans are the real winners.
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What is the most overused move in professional wrestling? For me it’s the cutter, since Randy Orton made it properly famous after the likes of Johnny Ace, Bubba Ray and DDP, I think it’s been overused everyone has their own cutter variation but at the end of the day most of them are RKOs
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Legendary moments like this remind us why Hulk Hogan will forever be the undisputed face of professional wrestling ​Love him or hate him, Hulkamania changed sports entertainment and defined an entire era forever ​ Your favorite Hogan memory of him is?
Nobody in professional wrestling history has ever been as iconic as Hulk Hogan. What was your favorite moment from his career?
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Nobody in professional wrestling history has ever been as iconic as Hulk Hogan. What was your favorite moment from his career?
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Manager: “Pack your things and leave.”!!! Everyone went quiet. Me: “What?” Manager: “You heard me. Effective immediately.” I had worked there for seven years. I’d never received a formal warning. Never missed an important deadline. Never been written up. Me: “Can I at least speak to HR?” Manager: “Not right now.” I looked around the room. Nobody knew what to say. Then I noticed something strange. My manager wouldn’t look at me. His hands were shaking under the table. He looked less angry than nervous. I picked up my bag and walked out. The next morning, HR called me. HR Manager: “We need you to come back to the office.” Me: “Why?” HR Manager: “Because something about yesterday doesn’t add up.”
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Torrie Wilson Vs. Dawn Marie: Trick or Treat match. SmackDown 10-31-2002. Grand Rapids, MI. We really don’t get fun stuff like this anymore!! I mean get it women’s empowerment and stuff like that but man these were fun times!!!
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How did Thanos have to travel all the way to Nidavellir to get a gauntlet strong enough to hold the Infinity Stones, while Tony Stark made one in his kitchen in a day? This has always bothered me because the difference feels enormous. Thanos needed Eitri, a dying star, and Uru to create a permanent vessel capable of housing all six Stones. Tony, meanwhile, used adaptive nanotechnology to create a temporary interface that could accommodate and channel their power. I understand they weren’t identical designs, but Tony’s achievement still feels almost too convenient to me. Thanos went through an entire cosmic forging process for a problem Tony seemingly solved with technology he already had. And that makes me wonder if the movie underplays just how extraordinary Tony’s solution actually was. Was Tony’s nanotech really that advanced, or is there something about the Stones’ power and the two gauntlets that Endgame never properly explains?
Its been a while I watched a movie , time to get back to it
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WAIT WHAT DID BROCK LESNAR JUST DO ?
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Why did Doctor Strange suddenly develop a third eye at the end of Multiverse of Madness? I’ve always felt that ending was more disturbing than it looked. Strange uses the Darkhold to dreamwalk into Defender Strange’s corpse, then returns to his own body seemingly unchanged. Until something changes. To me, this doesn’t feel like a simple power upgrade. Strange spent the entire movie warning about the consequences of dark magic, only to cross that same line himself when there was no other option. And the fact that he screams when it happens makes it even more unsettling. Did the Darkhold permanently change him? Did something follow him back from that universe? Or can Strange now perceive things other sorcerers cannot? Marvel left the answer deliberately unsettling.
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I slept with my boyfriend's brother the night before his birthday. I knew exactly what I was doing. My boyfriend had forgotten my birthday two months earlier, and when I confronted him, he laughed and said I was being dramatic. His brother remembered. He brought me flowers. He took me to dinner. And when we got back to his place, I didn't stop what was happening.
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