• “I don’t even hear people talk about AEW” – Major Name Says WWE Is Very Hot Right Now
During the latest episode of his podcast, 2-time WWE Hall Of Famer Ric Flair talked about the Royal Rumble 2023 premium live event.
Flair was impressed with the ending of the show, which featured Sami Zayn turning on Roman Reigns and The Bloodline beating up The Honorary Uce.
Below is what The Nature Boy said:
“I loved it. What I like about it the most is it’s unpredictable. You knew something was gonna happen, but you didn’t know what. I watched that promo in Philadelphia (at Raw XXX), which was very entertaining.
Sami Zayn, he’s good. That really defined him the other night, doing that. He hit [Roman Reigns] hard, so it looked good. Roman’s a brick sh*t house anyway, so it didn’t hurt him. But the way he hit him as hard as he hit him, people stood up and went, ‘Holy sh*t.’ That’s what it’s all about.
WWE right now is in such a hot position where everything’s clicking on such a positive note. It’s insanity. Everything is just boom, boom, boom. It’s incredible.
They’re not missing a beat, and I don’t even hear people talk about AEW, and I’m pretty easy to find. I watch it, but when the WWE gets themselves on a roll like this, it just seems like everything else just pales in comparison.
I’m not taking anything away from AEW. It’s just, when [WWE] is clicking like this, between Roman and ‘The Queen’, and the stuff with Becky and Bayley is really good, and Sami Zayn and The Usos, these kids, they’ve all been on top.
Rhea has been on top, but not like she is now. She’s put herself in a whole new position, and I’m sure she’s just overwhelmed with excitement, just at the opportunity to be there.
It’s Los Angeles, just the word ‘LA,’ they’re right in the entertainment capital of the world, and it’s already sold out I think both nights. I can’t wait to get there to watch it.”
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• ON THIS DAY IN WCW HISTORY (February 3, 1996) – WCW Saturday Night
On this day in 1996, Ted Turner’s World Championship Wrestling aired an episode of their weekly TV show ‘WCW Saturday Night’.
This episode featured pre-taped matches & storyline segments on the road to the ‘WCW SuperBrawl VI’ PPV.
The card of the show can be found here:
Public Enemy vs. Scott Armstrong & Steve Armstrong
Sting vs. Danny Brown
The Nasty Boys vs. Barrio Brothers
Diamond Dallas Page vs. Joey Maggs
One Man Gang vs. Mike Davis
The Giant vs. Todd Morton & Chris Nelson
Men At Work vs. Harlem Heat
Lex Luger vs. Eddie Guerrero
Ric Flair vs. Dean Malenko
