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Dave's Wrestling Thread on 07:41 - Mar 4 by Uxbridge
Not really. Same as have to do for Al Jaz sports.
Might take a look at this. Would anyone bother with Sky PPV with this?
Well took the trial out today. Sadly not going to work with Android tablets as it checks location services settings. Might work with updating DnS settings but seems Overplay doesnt get it to work with SmartDNS.
Works fine on the PC via VPN though. Watched a bit of that NXT ppv. Cesaro Zayn was a classic!
Not sure if ill stick with it though. Depends if Overplay sort the DNS so I can use it on the Playstation.
Dave's Wrestling Thread on 22:53 - Mar 5 by Uxbridge
Well took the trial out today. Sadly not going to work with Android tablets as it checks location services settings. Might work with updating DnS settings but seems Overplay doesnt get it to work with SmartDNS.
Works fine on the PC via VPN though. Watched a bit of that NXT ppv. Cesaro Zayn was a classic!
Not sure if ill stick with it though. Depends if Overplay sort the DNS so I can use it on the Playstation.
On the PlayStation if you use a service called unblock-us, works perfect, 3 quid a month though
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Dave's Wrestling Thread on 23:02 - Mar 5 with 4346 views
Dave's Wrestling Thread on 22:56 - Mar 5 by jack89
On the PlayStation if you use a service called unblock-us, works perfect, 3 quid a month though
Aye Overplay is supposed to do the same and I already pay for that for Bein sports and Netflix and it works perfectly with them. Not paying twice. Hopefully it gets resolved. Got the PC hooked up to the telly anyway so no biggie.
Dave's Wrestling Thread on 15:17 - Mar 11 by TheFranchise
not sure about rumble 2 though
They are missing that one big long match what takes up time, ever since Money in the Bank got its own ppv, some matches at mania are just to long and pointless.
Due to it being an Andre the Giant memorial, i have a strong feeling Big Show will win the first one, it gets some of the young guys on the WrestleMania card, Bo Dallas ect
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Dave's Wrestling Thread on 18:06 - Mar 11 with 4171 views
Dave's Wrestling Thread on 17:22 - Mar 11 by swanskid95
They are missing that one big long match what takes up time, ever since Money in the Bank got its own ppv, some matches at mania are just to long and pointless.
Due to it being an Andre the Giant memorial, i have a strong feeling Big Show will win the first one, it gets some of the young guys on the WrestleMania card, Bo Dallas ect
I'm struggling to find a reason to give a toss
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Dave's Wrestling Thread on 18:26 - Mar 11 with 4169 views
Dave's Wrestling Thread on 18:06 - Mar 11 by TheFranchise
I'm struggling to find a reason to give a toss
It's the DBryan show. Rest is just filler.
Anyway gave up on the Network for now. No Raw replays until 30 days after and not compatible with Overplay, plus incredibly laggy when watching some of the older stuff on the laptop. I'll give it a few months.
Raw was a strange show, the Hogan/Cena thing was awful. Gladly they could get it over early so Hulk could go home to bed. Did you see him looking all jealous at Bray's rocking chair?
The Bryan segment with the ring could go down as one of the more memorable raw moments.
I can't get into he Brock / Taker match yet as neither of them work enough to sell it to me. We know Taker will win but thats neither here or there. Brock needs to be made to look like a monster again but there's not enough time to do it.
I'm really hoping they use the nonsensical battle royal to debut Rusev properly. I'd love if he was to do something like Brock did on his debut.
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Dave's Wrestling Thread on 18:30 - Mar 16 with 4084 views
Dave's Wrestling Thread on 11:52 - Mar 18 by C_jack
RAW was fun, I love Triple Troll. The ending segment was brutal to watch
I don't have Sky Sports so rely on most of my news from Bleacher Report. They are going ballistic on there with HHH and his involvement. They're either going to bury Bryan with HHH winning the belt, or have DB as the ultimate underdog and winning the lot. I'm more inclined to go for the HHH win the closer it gets to WM30, simply to piss the IWC off
Dave's Wrestling Thread on 11:58 - Mar 18 by llangyfelach
I don't have Sky Sports so rely on most of my news from Bleacher Report. They are going ballistic on there with HHH and his involvement. They're either going to bury Bryan with HHH winning the belt, or have DB as the ultimate underdog and winning the lot. I'm more inclined to go for the HHH win the closer it gets to WM30, simply to piss the IWC off
Surely the HHH and Bryan match will be quite early in the show if the winner is to be in the main event , if Bryan doesn't win that the crowd will go bonkers, It'll be like the rumble again or Chicago with the Punk no show, no way would they want the crowd booing for the remainder of WM30, Bryan to win vs Hunter then get screwed in the triple threat somehow.
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Dave's Wrestling Thread on 13:59 - Mar 18 with 3993 views
The identity of the individual behind the "Cranky Vince" Twitter account that parodies WWE chief Vince McMahon and has leaked confidential WWE information on occasion may have been revealed tonight as an employee within the sports-entertainment organization–John "Bradshaw" Layfield.
During Raw, both the WWE announcer and the parody account published the exact same message at 7:15 p.m. Central time: "THAT is how you start @wwe Raw! Wow! #RoadtoWrestlemania."
The message was immediately deleted from the "Cranky Vince" account. However, a screen capture from Twitter user HEELWrestling retweeting both statements indicates that it was initially published on the "Cranky Vince" account.
Layfield has gone on Twitter tonight denying any involvement with the "Cranky Vince" account. Shortly after publishing a fan message stating, "This came from an iPhone. @CrankyVince tweet came from a web browser after this one. Obvious neckbeard trying to frame," the WWE broadcaster wrote on Twitter, "No prob with anyone on twitter, but any claims or questions of me being someone else will get blocked immediately #notTrue."
Layfield has in the past been accused by multiple additional parties of having ties to the account. Based on extensive research, Mister Saint Laurent of MLW Radio is convinced that the WWE announcer has posted messages as "Cranky Vince." Former WWE and WCW competitor Konnan, who co-hosts the radio show with Laurent, has also vouched his claim. Last March, he stated on Twitter, "I agree with MSL..His work has been CSI meticulous..JBL u have been outed pardna." Furthermore, a similar incident to today occurred last year as according to a writer for www.thepit-se.com, a sports and entertainment website, both accounts published the same message minutes, if not seconds, within each other. The message was quickly deleted from the "Cranky Vince" account.
The parody account is known for spoofing McMahon’s demeanor and mindset with random musings depicting the WWE Chairman as eccentric, maniacal and drug-addled. It has drawn concern from organization officials in recent years, who believed it was being controlled by an employee within proximity of McMahon due to the eerie nature of the tweets. The account would often post messages based on things he had legitimately done or said at work–sometimes moments after occurring.
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