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[BoysFan4ever]

Typical WWE booking. The only thing about that Cena angle that makes sense is that it makes Lesnar seem like a serious beast if that's how they continue to book it. That Superman is able to destroy all these other people but The Beast dispatches of him with little effort. That builds Lesnar in a big way but at the cost of destroying far better characters and workers like Wyatt.

The Twins are absolutely getting what they are simply because they're with Cena and Bryan. If they weren't then they'd never be getting this kind of time. Another typical WWE mistake.

I mute the girls. I think those twins are AWFUL actresses. I can no longer bear to listen to that crap.

 

[DanteEXT]

I mute the girls. I think those twins are AWFUL actresses. I can no longer bear to listen to that crap.

I like to look at one of them.

 

[BoysFan4ever]

I like to look at one of them.

The one with the huge implants?

 

[DanteEXT]

The one with the huge implants?

No the other one. I think you are referring to Nicki (sp?). Her chin bugs me.

 

[BoysFan4ever]

No the other one. I think you are referring to Nicki (sp?). Her chin bugs me.

Yea Nikki is the one with the implants. Brie (sp?) is flat chested like a boy.

 

[big dog cowboy]

No the other one. I think you are referring to Nicki (sp?). Her chin bugs me.

I never noticed.

 

[DanteEXT]

I never noticed.

I'm wanna those ***holes who notice things like that and get fixated on. It's not that it's really big or anything, but it seems like it protrudes out further than her sisters.

 

[Phoenix]

What do you guys think of Bad News Barrett and Sheamus?

 

[BoysFan4ever]

I'm wanna those ***holes who notice things like that and get fixated on. It's not that it's really big or anything, but it seems like it protrudes out further than her sisters.

Could you translate this into English please? I must be missing something.

 

[BoysFan4ever]

What do you guys think of Bad News Barrett and Sheamus?

Not a fan of either really but I don't know their history there.

 

[DanteEXT]

Could you translate this into English please? I must be missing something.

I was saying things about a person say like a mole on the forehead, big nose, missing finger, I notice and always see it every time I look at the person.

 

[BoysFan4ever]

Ok.

I was saying things about a person say like a mole on the forehead, big nose, missing finger, I notice and always see it every time I look at the person.

Ok.
Her implants are very noticeable because she is always in barely there clothing. And when she's next to her twin it's the only way I can tell them apart. She's trashy looking.

But that's what they want. Keeps the guys interested.

 

[DanteEXT]

Ok.


Ok.
Her implants are very noticeable because she is always in barely there clothing. And when she's next to her twin it's the only way I can tell them apart. She's trashy looking.

But that's what they want. Keeps the guys interested.

Yes, they are very noticable. But not something I care that much about. I'm not a "the bigger, the better" kind of guy.

 

[BoysFan4ever]

Yes, they are very noticable. But not something I care that much about. I'm not a "the bigger, the better" kind of guy.

I guess John likes it/her/them.

She looks like a tramp to me.

 

[big dog cowboy]

What do you guys think of Bad News Barrett and Sheamus?

They are both good talent but are not being used correctly. That is true for most of the WWE roster.

 

[Phoenix]

They are both good talent but are not being used correctly. That is true for most of the WWE roster.

This is kind of my thought as well.

 

[big dog cowboy]

WWE Stock Holders Misled On WWE Network Price Claims Lawsuit, Vince McMahon Plans More WWE Layoffs

The WWE stock price may have recovered somewhat in the lead up to SummerSlam 2014, but now a class action lawsuit is alleging that WWE stock holders may have been misled by Vince McMahon and the WWE management.

In a related report by The Inquisitr, it’s believed that the WWE Monday Night RAW video taping may be combined with WWE Smackdown in order to save money. The WWE layoffs may be continuing this week since it’s believed the company will be releasing at least two more WWE superstars.

Recently, the separate law firms of Alfred G. Yates Jr. and Vincent Wong, Esq, both filed similar lawsuits against the WWE. According to Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer, it’s claimed that WWE stock holders were misled.

“[The WWE lawsuit is] representing people who purchased stock between October 31, 2013, and May 16, 2014. The complaint, like the other few similar ones, allege the company issued materially false and misleading statements regarding the company’s ability to negotiate a television contract price. During the period, the company issued releases showing its ratings being similar to NASCAR, with the idea that would be a barometer of what WWE could get for rights fees. However, WWE’s new deal ended up being worth less than one-sixth of what NASCAR’s television deal was.”

The second lawsuit by Wong states the “company violated securities law by failing to disclose the company’s true market value in television negotiations.”

As of this writing, the WWE stock price is less than half its value from its March of 2014 high. The WWE stock price is at $14.64, closing only slightly down from its three-month set on Monday. According to Zacks Equity Research, “there could definitely be trouble on the horizon for this company… because WWE is now in overbought territory with an RSI value of 77.56.” In addition, they note that the WWE stock priced is an overall downward trend, and the WWE management has issued two earnings estimate revisions that were lower than before.

Considering that Vince McMahon has a 52 percent stake in the WWE stock, any increase in price would benefit the family ownership tremendously. As such, they have been attempting to raise the WWE Network subscription to the goal of one million by the end of 2014 by changing the WWE Network price. Besides the $9.99 monthly rate, they also have a $12.99 per month deal with no commitment. The good news is that the SummerSlam 2014 attendance was at 17,537, while the 2013 show only had 14,500 attendees.

Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1437788/ww...n-doing-more-wwe-layoffs/#cZqSWPYVPOJhcf8s.99

 

[Phoenix]

So Ryback just a few moments ago posted a youtube video to twitter

The Big Guy ‏@Ryback22 17m
Thank you WWE universe. #Ryback #TheBigGuy: http://youtu.be/rqAOMnTDwQw?a via @YouTube


He is shown in a hospital gown apparently about to be sedated in preparation for surgery for those "fix ups" he mentioned. Couple of sports hernias and something else I didn't catch.

 

[BoysFan4ever]

So Ryback just a few moments ago posted a youtube video to twitter

The Big Guy ‏@Ryback22 17m
Thank you WWE universe. #Ryback #TheBigGuy: http://youtu.be/rqAOMnTDwQw?a via @YouTube


He is shown in a hospital gown apparently about to be sedated in preparation for surgery for those "fix ups" he mentioned. Couple of sports hernias and something else I didn't catch.

I'm sorry he's sick/injured but honestly he does absolutely nothing for me on that show.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

WWE Stock Holders Misled On WWE Network Price Claims Lawsuit, Vince McMahon Plans More WWE Layoffs

The WWE stock price may have recovered somewhat in the lead up to SummerSlam 2014, but now a class action lawsuit is alleging that WWE stock holders may have been misled by Vince McMahon and the WWE management.

In a related report by The Inquisitr, it’s believed that the WWE Monday Night RAW video taping may be combined with WWE Smackdown in order to save money. The WWE layoffs may be continuing this week since it’s believed the company will be releasing at least two more WWE superstars.

Recently, the separate law firms of Alfred G. Yates Jr. and Vincent Wong, Esq, both filed similar lawsuits against the WWE. According to Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer, it’s claimed that WWE stock holders were misled.

“[The WWE lawsuit is] representing people who purchased stock between October 31, 2013, and May 16, 2014. The complaint, like the other few similar ones, allege the company issued materially false and misleading statements regarding the company’s ability to negotiate a television contract price. During the period, the company issued releases showing its ratings being similar to NASCAR, with the idea that would be a barometer of what WWE could get for rights fees. However, WWE’s new deal ended up being worth less than one-sixth of what NASCAR’s television deal was.”

The second lawsuit by Wong states the “company violated securities law by failing to disclose the company’s true market value in television negotiations.”

As of this writing, the WWE stock price is less than half its value from its March of 2014 high. The WWE stock price is at $14.64, closing only slightly down from its three-month set on Monday. According to Zacks Equity Research, “there could definitely be trouble on the horizon for this company… because WWE is now in overbought territory with an RSI value of 77.56.” In addition, they note that the WWE stock priced is an overall downward trend, and the WWE management has issued two earnings estimate revisions that were lower than before.

Considering that Vince McMahon has a 52 percent stake in the WWE stock, any increase in price would benefit the family ownership tremendously. As such, they have been attempting to raise the WWE Network subscription to the goal of one million by the end of 2014 by changing the WWE Network price. Besides the $9.99 monthly rate, they also have a $12.99 per month deal with no commitment. The good news is that the SummerSlam 2014 attendance was at 17,537, while the 2013 show only had 14,500 attendees.

Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1437788/ww...n-doing-more-wwe-layoffs/#cZqSWPYVPOJhcf8s.99

That could lead to some serious ramifications for Vince & co.

I followed the link and took a look at some of the comments others posted:

"I'll say this. ANY stockbroker who believed that WWE was as big as NASCAR $$ wise, or in Vinces Network numbers, should quit & turn to Plasticine class."

"Cheapening the shows is the worse thing they can do!!! The quality of the shows has drastically declined with numerous same fighters facing each other over-n-over. Also bring-on more Divas' !!!"

"The biggest thing that stops WEE from gaining more wrestling fans to their Broadcast and Network is Vince McMahon's Ego and the way he allows Stephanie and Triple H run all the shows with their boring antics of Bullying.
Vince McMahon needs to sit his Ego aside and really take a hard look at the Authority ruining the Company.
Stephanie and Triple H has to go.
I predict again that the WWE stock will drop to approx. $6.50 a share and stay there for some time, don't bother to Buy into any PPV or The Network until Vince makes drastic changes."

"What they need is new talent and less commentary. People love the Feuds and the last minute alliances. Sory but last 5 years has been down down down. Keep HHH and wife off and keep Vickie off. Get rid of paul heyMan and get people like Paul Beur and Jimmy Heart. I said LIKE THEM not them."