Missed this era of wrestling lol.
And can anyone give me a quick TLDR of this whole storyline?
Thanks in advance!
After reading some dipshit post on r/SC, I realized TNA has officially lasted longer than WWE (under the Anonymous Raw General Manager)
All dates pulled out of my ass.
WWE under ARGM
Founded: June 21, 2010
Disbanded: July 18, 2011
Total: 1 Year, 28 days
Sheamus was WWE Champion for 90 days and US Champion for 48 days during this time. Fuck Sheamus and Fuck the ARGM.
TNA
Founded: May 10, 2002
Total to date: 13 years, 1 month and 16 days
Just a little pile of meaningless bullshit I thought I'd share.
Here are all the positive things everyone mentioned in the previous thread before it got DELETED! :D
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"Alternative names for every wrestler"
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"Fun Chaos. Stale characters could be deleted and rejuvenated! Match stipulations where you face deletion!"
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"There is no reasoning with the General Manager for face or heels."
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"love to see some of the “magic” restored into wrestling. Wokenism could be the bridge between great matches and great moments that cause WWE to become fun again"
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"Unique storytelling opportunities"
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"'SENSATIONAL', 'EXQUISITE', 'WONDERFUL', 'MAGNIFICENT', 'DELIGHTFUL', 'SPLENDID', 'YEEEEEEEESSS', 'MEEKMAHAN', 'OBSOLETE' and 'DELETED'
I'm thinking a face legend gm.
Obviously this can’t be plausible if you work in a private office. But if you work in retail or food, and your manager recently yelled at you in front of other people, shoot me a message with your place of work and your managers name.
I’ll go on the website and write an anonymous review, I won’t use your name, only the managers and I will say that I was a customer who witnessed it, and that I was not impressed. Bonus points if you feel comfortable including any details or day/time of a specific incident.
Before my inbox dies, I will say that if I get too many messages, I won’t be able to do them all. But if this is a small kick in the tush I can give to a jackoff manager who deserves it, I’d love to be your anonymous knight in shining armor.
So they are there but not the focal point of the show but only show up when needed like how Regal does
> In addition to persistent rumblings about the Hawks' efforts to move Cam Reddish for a future first-round pick, Atlanta's continued stumble out of the playoff picture has placed numerous roster shake-ups on the table for Travis Schlenk's front office. “Everyone but Trae Young and Clint Capela are available,” one assistant general manager told B/R. > > There remains a belief among rival front offices that the Hawks would be willing to part with De'Andre Hunter to bring a significant veteran contributor to Atlanta. > > The Hawks appear fluid in their asking price for Reddish. Some teams have said Atlanta is looking for the draft capital mentioned above, but others have reported a desire to exchange Reddish for a veteran rotation wing on a value contract, or a younger first-round-caliber player whose rookie contract has more years remaining than Reddish's. > > Collins has a lot of fans around the league. San Antonio and Dallas have frequently been linked as suitors for some time. In a recent interview with Chris Kirschner of The Athletic, Collins said: "Since I started conversations to get my contract last season, the trade conversations have been a thing that I've gotten used to. I pledged my allegiance to the city of Atlanta. I've never come in here once and pledged my allegiances elsewhere." > > Danilo Gallinari's name also started to circulate among league executives on Monday. His $20 million salary could serve as cap filler to pair with Reddish for a larger impact veteran. Only $5 million of Gallinari's salary is guaranteed for next season, the final of his three-year deal. Meanwhile, Solomon Hill, out for the season with a hamstring tear, is a strong trade candidate in order to open a roster spot. > > > ------ > > > There's some belief that Norman Powell would be open to a new destination. Negotiations over his five-year deal to re-sign in Portland this summer hit several snags, according to league sources, and Powell certainly eyed other destinations, such as New Orleans. > > ----- > > > > John Wall seems entrenched in Houston with zero inclination to accept any type of buyout, sources said. And while Kevin Love entered this season open to trade scenarios, the veteran has played an integral reserve role during Cleveland's surprise season and
... keep reading on reddit ➡(H/T Mike Conti on Twitter )
Hawks GM Travis Schlenk has some fascinating comments indicating disappointment and frustration regarding the team’s apparent lack of pride on the defensive end of the floor.
Trae Young’s career night (56/4/14, 7/12 3PM) was spoiled by an Atlanta loss in which the team scored only 14 points in the collective 10 minutes Trae was off the floor. Atlanta did what they have done all season, blowing a fourth quarter lead and collapsing in the final frames.
GM Travis Schlenk spoke with 92.9 The Game this morning, voicing his concerns with the current roster: "It's a hard pill to swallow when your team isn't playing as well as you think it should. Maybe I should lower my expectations for this team."
"It's the same thing every game. Ultimately, this all falls on me. So, we need to take a long look at this and see if this group is the group we saw last year in the second half of the season or if this is the group this year."
"There's no sense of urgency to make a stop, there's no sense of accountability that 'I'm going to stop my guy.' It's just not there... it doesn't bother them. I hope it's a switch we can flip but I don't know at this point."
"It's just frustrating because we've seen this group have success. And, to see the group not make the necessary effort plays to win an NBA game, it's just become frustrating."
Schlenk adds that the trade deadline might be active for Atlanta, noting: "We have a few weeks before the trade deadline here, and this is what I need to figure out. It's my responsibility to put a product on the floor that can win, and right now I'm not sure I have done that,"
