Sunny also had a monthly kayfabe article in the wwf magazine and would always make references to having a crush on Shawn. Don't know if she actually wrote those but the signs were there that they had a thing going behind the scenes.
At this point, I kinda think Candido was into it. It was obvious to everyone that knew them how crazy for each other they were, so I'd like to think he was into the hotwife kink more than he was a cuck.
Poor poor Chris. Getting reminded that he was a year younger than I am now when he died (and he was in the “getting his last chance as a part time wrestler and manager.” Stage of his career) made me super depressed. Almost enough to let Ahmed Johnson bang my girlfriend.
The woke mob is every bit as toxic and insane, they just have the added misfortune of representing my belief system the loudest and the dumbest. The world is fucking awful all over, and it just adds to things when the people I agree with go out of their way to be gigantic twats, but this is a whole other discussion.
It's very common, has been for a few years. Seems like every indie social media post has clips of one or two matches a show, at least. Dark cloud though he may be its mainstreaming is the biggest thing Joey Ryan has ever done for the business.
I think if you're a casual fan who only watches WWE and AEW, I still think inter gender wrestling is unusual or a throwback to the Attitude Era. Look at how the Ronda Rousey-Triple H spot at WrestleMania 34 was presented. It's definitely not normal in mainstream North American wrestling.
I'm interpreting mainstream in this case to mean widely known, in the sense that not only do you have references to it on Twitter periodically from major names (Bayley, for one, has mentioned it positively in the past) but the wizardry of social media suggest indie shows that book intergender matches if you have any interest in any other wrestling product.
Only reason it isn't on TV is because the networks immediately picture Braun killing Alexa for ten minutes instead of real competition.
On this weekend's pod Corny "blames" Bruce for being the main shiller of signing Marc Mero.
Apparently Vince also asked Shane Douglas to bring his wife with him a few months earlier, so Rena Mero really wowed Vince to the degree that she got a gig out of Mero's interview too.
Corny shits on Mero way more than is really justified. He mentions the same contract envy that Foley does.
They signed him while he was injured, then he ran afoul of HBK, and after that his planned push was canceled and they fat shamed him both on screen and off.
He would have ended up as a LOD like shell of himself jabroni worse than he already was.
Now a return to WCW in early 2000 once everyone was fired or injured..... hmmmmmm....
There is no way he works anyone important in singles because no one on top would want to take his offense. He'd get dumped into the hardcore division. At best he and Bigelow feud with Kronik.
Nash, Hogan, and Savage wouldn't get near him. Goldberg would kill him. He'd hurt DDP. Bret hated working with him.
He'd in either year had some very sad matches with fucked up unmotivated Sting, maybe an equally sad match with Flair, just because they would be his biggest advocates. Vader was over being in the US anyway and WCW would've probably made him retire.
Benoit would probably be the guy. Even then I don't think it'd be anything beyond a couple matches just because. I think his best work would be cutting loose on Saturday Night with Meng or Finlay.