Oh yeah, Kane, Mankind/Mick Foley, Jericho, Triple H... honestly, there were a lot that were pretty great.
I never heard of Jericho before he came to WWE... but damn, that pop he got... that was something else.
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I never heard of Jericho before he came to WWE... but damn, that pop he got... that was something else.
It would, but I can see it happening. Soon enough WWE will become like the villianous wrestling company as decipted in Tiger Mask
BREAKING - WWE Clash In Paris is set to be the last PLE on Peacock:
"The WWE deal with Peacock for PLEs is going to wrap up with Clash In Paris. It appears all future events are going to be airing through ESPN.
"So apparently what happened was they had the deal with Peacock and they were contracted to x number of pay-per-view (PLE) dates. And so because this year had two nights of SummerSlam, which is an extra PLE, the second night, and because they added the women's Evolution show - and there might have been another show or two that they added, but I know for sure it was the second night of SummerSlam and Evolution - they have reached their quota.
"So the final show on Peacock is Clash In Paris, and then everything's going to be moving to ESPN.
"What that means for Peacock through the end of this deal, which is, I think it's like the middle of 2026, still a lot of questions that need to be answered, such as what's going to happen to the library. I know there's been a lot of discussion that the library may end up going to YouTube. I'm sure there are a lot of other people in the running as well. But that is a question yet to be answered.
"And there is a possibility that different shows will air on Peacock between now and the end of the deal - Saturday Night's Main Events might end up on Peacock.
"NXT, I don't know. That's a question as well. As far as I know, they may continue to air on Peacock.
"All I know for sure is WWE PLEs, Clash In Paris, that's it, then they're going to be going to ESPN."
(Bryan Alvarez on WOL)
"The WWE deal with Peacock for PLEs is going to wrap up with Clash In Paris. It appears all future events are going to be airing through ESPN.
"So apparently what happened was they had the deal with Peacock and they were contracted to x number of pay-per-view (PLE) dates. And so because this year had two nights of SummerSlam, which is an extra PLE, the second night, and because they added the women's Evolution show - and there might have been another show or two that they added, but I know for sure it was the second night of SummerSlam and Evolution - they have reached their quota.
"So the final show on Peacock is Clash In Paris, and then everything's going to be moving to ESPN.
"What that means for Peacock through the end of this deal, which is, I think it's like the middle of 2026, still a lot of questions that need to be answered, such as what's going to happen to the library. I know there's been a lot of discussion that the library may end up going to YouTube. I'm sure there are a lot of other people in the running as well. But that is a question yet to be answered.
"And there is a possibility that different shows will air on Peacock between now and the end of the deal - Saturday Night's Main Events might end up on Peacock.
"NXT, I don't know. That's a question as well. As far as I know, they may continue to air on Peacock.
"All I know for sure is WWE PLEs, Clash In Paris, that's it, then they're going to be going to ESPN."
(Bryan Alvarez on WOL)
Its a rumored he could be going back yeah. Be next year probably.
This just announced also.
Same day as AEW All Out. I know what I'm watching, its not WrestlePalooza
Al Snow was so underrated. Amusing as hell and fun to watch in the ring. These were good times in WWF/E history.
and/or oilThey must have forked over a lot of cash for that.
Ridiculous. But fans will keep paying, so can't feel to bad for them. But like, holy hell, stop trying to price out the fans.
Guessing he is going to just to do a soft retirement, no? Heard he was really beat up from his work over the last 5 years.