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[kingbeavis]

Best internets argument ever. They have 168 hours of programming a week to fill. Regardless of how many movies they have, there is no way they are going to fill all that time with just movies. They have hours and hours and hours of wrestling that they own and I would think on days when there is no wrestling, like Tuesday and Thursday, they could easily fill that with old shows. I personally would love to watch old Prime Time shows with Gorilla and Bobby as hosts, as well as the new format with the studio audience with Bobby and Sean Mooney or Vince.

[syxxpakk]

If you're saying they're going to air movies on the Network, sure I agree. Probably once a week, maybe twice. But your original assessment that the Network will be more for promoting their movies instead of old wrestling shows is wrong. And what you're saying now (two movies a week) doesn't jive with that assessment, either. The selling point of the network is going to be wrestling content.

[syxxpakk]

ROH is kind of droll these days.

[kingbeavis]

Mr. Perfect died 10 years ago today.

[Juan Cena]

Best internets argument ever. They have 168 hours of programming a week to fill. Regardless of how many movies they have, there is no way they are going to fill all that time with just movies. They have hours and hours and hours of wrestling that they own and I would think on days when there is no wrestling, like Tuesday and Thursday, they could easily fill that with old shows. I personally would love to watch old Prime Time shows with Gorilla and Bobby as hosts, as well as the new format with the studio audience with Bobby and Sean Mooney or Vince.

You would, but are there enough people out there (especially in the 18-35 "money demo") who would do the same? I doubt it.

I expect that that if the WWE shows any wrestling shown during the week, it'll be stuff from the 90's onwards. Maybe pre-90's stuff gets shown around 3AM or something.

[ReturnoftheMack]

You would, but are there enough people out there (especially in the 18-35 "money demo") who would do the same? I doubt it.

I expect that that if the WWE shows any wrestling shown during the week, it'll be stuff from the 90's onwards. Maybe pre-90's stuff gets shown around 3AM or something.

It probably won't be prime time, because that will be original programming, but I could easily see them putting it on during the day.

[Juan Cena]

If you're saying they're going to air movies on the Network, sure I agree. Probably once a week, maybe twice. But your original assessment that the Network will be more for promoting their movies instead of old wrestling shows is wrong. And what you're saying now (two movies a week) doesn't jive with that assessment, either. The selling point of the network is going to be wrestling content.

The selling point is going to be WWE content. The word "wrestling" is verboten in Vince-World, remember?

Vince needs a good reason to justify keeping WWE Studios around. Having his own network to play with will certainly help do that.

[ReturnoftheMack]

There will probably be a "movie night" (probably Saturdays), but mostly it'll be reality shows.

[Juan Cena]

It probably won't be prime time, because that will be original programming, but I could easily see them putting it on during the day.

I still see more emphasis on stuff from the past 20 years or so. Maybe it'll show edited versions of the DVD compilations during the day.

[Juan Cena]

There will probably be a "movie night" (probably Saturdays), but mostly it'll be reality shows.

I think there would be movies shown on the nights RAW and Smackdown are on the air, unless they both move to WWE-TV, which I don't see happening. Smackdown might make the move but not RAW. I can see them putting new content on the network when those shows are on.

[fieldy snuts]

TNA Champion Jeff Hardy, who just signed a new deal with the company keeping him locked into a deal through February 2015, is now using Yoga to help battle his chronic injuries from his wrestling career.

Hardy is among many wrestlers in the business right now utilizing Yoga to help keep them in shape and battle nagging injuries.

Source: The Wrestling Observer Newsletter

Sure is becoming popular in wrestling

[ReturnoftheMack]

Miz dropped Punk on his head at a house show. He had to be helped to the back.

[Kerny]

Miz dropped Punk on his head at a house show. He had to be helped to the back.

I want to really like The Miz and I did in his role when he was champion, but ever since Cena knocked him on his head in that mania match and scrambled his brains, he hasn't been right to me, some brief stuff when he was with R-Truth being the exception

[Evan Meadow]

Source: The Wrestling Observer Newsletter

Sure is becoming popular in wrestling

The real question is, is it DDP Yoga?

[misac]

Per the WON web site:



Without PPV revenue, WWE could potentially face a mighty reckoning.

I'd try it for that, epecially the month Royal Rumble is on.