Summer Slam

hornyhunk

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Anyone know of any bars or pubs showing summerslam? They used to show this stuff back in the day but how about now. Can't drink in Cineplex odeon and would rather spend the money on extra beers :) .

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KYG

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The popularity of WWE wrestling isn't what it was before. Some sports bars use to have to it but none that I know of now.
 
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I'm pretty sure Going Bananas or Chuckie Cheese would be carrying it for all you kids to enjoy ;) Please remember it's only make believe and the blood is not real.
HUBBA.....the blood isn't real !!!!?? You just ruined it for me!:D

I always thought that WWE was real and UFC - mixed martial arts was phoney!!!:D :D
 

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The popularity of WWE wrestling isn't what it was before. Some sports bars use to have to it but none that I know of now.
WWE shows have higher ratings than MMA, Boxing NHL, MLB, NFL and NBA. More than the last 4 combined. Shocked me to see the stats on that, but it's true.
 

AA_Train

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I'm pretty sure Going Bananas or Chuckie Cheese would be carrying it for all you kids to enjoy ;) Please remember it's only make believe and the blood is not real.
The blood on the forehead is real. They hide razor blades in their equiptment and when in a strategic position, they make a small cut and then the oponent opens it up. The blood in the mouth is most often capsules, but remember, it's PRE-DETERMINED, not fake. They suffer some pretty harsh injuries and sometimes blood is not part of the scripted match.

this Summerslam is interesting because the two main events on the card (Cena vs Batista and Taker vs Edge in the Cell) are not championship matches.
 

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The blood on the forehead is real. They hide razor blades in their equiptment and when in a strategic position, they make a small cut and then the oponent opens it up. The blood in the mouth is most often capsules, but remember, it's PRE-DETERMINED, not fake. They suffer some pretty harsh injuries and sometimes blood is not part of the scripted match.

this Summerslam is interesting because the two main events on the card (Cena vs Batista and Taker vs Edge in the Cell) are not championship matches.
You mean coreographed and scripted. For the cuts, they are scratched before the match, almost breaking the skin. When they take a soft punch, slap or hit with a chair, the cut opens very easily. Mick Foley used to use sand paper to wear the skin down, then take a hit and bleed like a stuck pig.
 

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The WWE’s ratings surpassing the combined non-entertainment professional sport leagues, does not surprise me. WWE’s long-running soap opera factor and the successful merchandising effect (on families & children) must be key points for its ratings.

Rey Mysterio, for example, is visible and tangible to a unique audience. His fan base is ridiculous (my personal slang for unreal), covering parts of America, and South & Latin America.

Rey personifies the local kid “from the neighbourhood” turned pro. Some communities eat that up with their apple pie. Chances are if someone buys a luchador mask, there is a fan for life. Little kids probably find Rey more appealing than an ball player or boxer who doesn't look like a crime fighter.
 
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