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dirtsheets said:
According to F4WOnline.com, Joe's WWE deal is similar to Rhyno's, only "for a lot more money."
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Good for Joe. :heart-full:
 
John Daker said:
The horrible moment when they out-juggalo literal juggalos.
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If you ever wanna see the Juggalos in all of their spergy glory wrestling wise, watch one of the early "Gathering of the Juggalos" wrestling events on Youtube.

There was one year where, for the first three or four matches, it was just non-stop drunk fans tossing full cups of beer in the ring at the wrestlers (including Ultimo Dragon). It got to a point where ICP themselves actually had to get on a mic and beg the fans to stop pelting the ring.
 
I've probably linked this before, but
 
dcisp said:
Good for Joe. :heart-full:
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His deal is rule breaking.

Apparently he has a NXT part time deal like Rhyno, but with a merchandise deal on the side (he makes a cut off of the shirts). AND: he's allowed to work ROH TV and PPVs as well as select indy dates of his own picking. His manager negotiated this deal for him which should make him the ultimate manager (sorry, Heyman).

Joe has effectively become the indy/NXT version of Lesnar. Doesn't work full time anywhere, makes good money and gets to wrestle all over.
 
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CornetteFace said:
AND: he's allowed to work ROH TV and PPVs as well as select indy dates of his own picking.
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Damn, that's impressive.

At this rate I wonder if we'll see Team NXT at next year's Victoria Lucha World Cup.
 
CornetteFace said:
His deal is rule breaking.

Apparently he was a NXT part time deal like Rhyno, but with a merchandise deal on the side (he makes a cut off of the shirts). AND: he's allowed to work ROH TV and PPVs as well as select indy dates of his own picking. His manager negotiated this deal for him which should make him the ultimate manager (sorry, Heyman).

Joe has effectively become the indy/NXT version of Lesnar. Doesn't work full time anywhere, makes good money and gets to wrestle all over.
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He's probably one of the few TNA wrestlers that will have a great career after TNA. I think Anderson could go the same way if he comes back to WWE, but I doubt he ever will.
 
Frank Rizzo said:
Randy Orton will see to that.
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Mr.Anderson/Kennedy had so much potential that was just lost. He's basically the only person in TNA that is at least consistently average (he hasn't really had a super low moment.... or a super high moment, but at least he hasn't been the joker.)
 
TM Ambrose said:
Mr.Anderson/Kennedy had so much potential that was just lost. He's basically the only person in TNA that is at least consistently average (he hasn't really had a super low moment.... or a super high moment, but at least he hasn't been the joker.)
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It just sucks that Anderson got on the bad side of Orton, as, once Orton apparently wanted Anderson fired "NOW, NOW, NOW!", he was done for.
 
I think it was more than just Orton who wanted him gone. Pretty sure the way he fought to "get out" of moves while they were being executed ended up making him super unsafe to work with in general
 
Chuggernaut said:
I think it was more than just Orton who wanted him gone. Pretty sure the way he fought to "get out" of moves while they were being executed ended up making him super unsafe to work with in general
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No doubt about it. From the stories that I heard, though, when he fucked up and hurt Orton though, that was the last straw, as Orton demanded Anderson's dismissal right after their match.
 
Frank Rizzo said:
No doubt about it. From the stories that I heard, though, when he fucked up and hurt Orton though, that was the last straw, as Orton demanded Anderson's dismissal right after their match.
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That and he was accused of buying steroids, was incredibly accident prone (Great American Bash 2006) and has now worked in TNA which doesn't care how dangerous the people they hire are (Scott Steiner, Jeff Hardy). I think some time in NXT could save his career though. Wait he was in Aces and Eights.... Never mind nothing is going to save you after that shit.
 
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Game is changing people.

In regards to TNA: Sucks to be them but...
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