VoiceOfTheMarks™️
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BREAKING NEWS!!! Kevin Robert Kesar goes NUCLEAR on Triple H & WWE after #WrestleMania! After his minimum appearance at Night 2, Kross snapped, starting in character, but one minute in, he breaks and vents his frustration. He says Goldberg once told him to “be a good soldier,” but that only got him released. Being a “good soldier” in WWE means your time gets cut, ideas ignored, and you get left off the card, even in your hometown. Kross says WWE only cares about viral moments now and shuts down anything organic, like fans wanting him vs. Randy Orton. He ends with a brutal message: “To the guy in the suit and tie in the truck… “GO FUCK YOURSELF! And that’s Killer Kross.
VoiceOfTheMarks™️1,224,879 views • 1 year ago
On the latest episode of Dark Side of the Ring basically confirmed what a lot of people have been saying for years! Eric Bischoff helped drive TNA straight into a financial death spiral. They walked into a company they didn’t understand, threw away everything that made TNA different, and turned it into “Diet WCW.” Instead of building the young stars and the X-Division that fans actually cared about, they filled the roster and creative meetings with their buddies, recycled the same names, and chased nostalgia that was already 10 years past its expiration date. Then Bischoff’s response is somehow even worse. His defense is essentially, “Well, it worked in the ’90s.” Yeah… because it was the ’90s. Those ideas were fresh THEN. Running the exact same NWO style formulas, the same authority figure tropes, and the same recycled booking years later wasn’t innovative…it was lazy. Fans had already seen the movie. You can’t keep rereleasing the same script and act surprised when nobody buys a ticket. This is exactly why I can’t take Eric Bischoff’s wrestling opinions seriously in 2026. Every time he critiques modern wrestling, he speaks like someone whose last major creative success happened nearly 30 years ago. Since then? WCW died, his WWE run flopped, and his TNA experiment is now literally being dissected on Dark Side of the Ring as an example of what not to do. At some point, nostalgia has to stop being confused with credibility.
VoiceOfTheMarks™️133,459 views • 1 month ago
🕊️ In Loving Memory of Ace Humphrey Today we gather not because he was gone too soon, but because somehow he wasn’t gone soon enough. Ace rose to prominence by courageously taking video from wrestling accounts, reposting them as his own, then launching a legendary 20-day group-chat crash out if somebody dared post something remotely similar to his. He will forever be remembered for his generational hatred of Swerve Eliteland despite never receiving the acknowledgment he spent his entire career desperately seeking. The crash outs were historic. The group chats suffered. The screenshots will live forever. He will not be missed, but his departure truly marks the end of an era. After everyone pays their respects, refreshments will be served in the cafeteria next to Deejay ✌️ mom’s dish. Rest in piss, Ace. 🕊️😂
VoiceOfTheMarks™️13,272 views • 7 days ago
BREAKING NEWS!!!! 🚨🚨🚨 After reports confirmed that WWE parent company TKO Holdings is $3.07 BILLION in debt, AEW owner Tony Khan took to social media with a bold message, saying he will be taking WWE fan refugees into AEW: “With arms wide open.” This marks a historic shift in the ongoing power struggle between WWE loyalists and actual professional wrestling fans. With WWE’s financial future looking shaky and creative decisions constantly under fire, fans are being forced to ask themselves: Are you loyal to a brand that’s falling apart from the inside? Or are you finally ready to admit AEW might be the future of pro wrestling? The war isn’t just between companies anymore it’s between identities. More as this story develops
VoiceOfTheMarks™️509,300 views • 1 year ago
Where’s 2020 CM Punk? The one who trashed WWE and called out wrestlers for flying to Saudi Arabia during a global crisis? Yeah… that guy’s dead. Fast forward to 2025 same controversy, same headlines and guess who’s first on the jet? CM Punk, rocking a Bret Hart ‘84 tee, landing in Riyadh with a smug face, pushing a kid away like he’s allergic to humility. The rebel is gone. The ass-kicker is gone. This ain’t the voice of the voiceless. This is CORPORATE PUNK and tomorrow, he’ll put his full-blown sellout on display in Saudi Arabia.
VoiceOfTheMarks™️413,664 views • 1 year ago
CM Punks Hypocrisy Has Almost Become Full Circle…..See You In Saudi 👋😉 #WWERaw
VoiceOfTheMarks™️302,108 views • 1 year ago
CM Punk’s AEW Meltdown Mirrors His WWE Exit. Nothing’s Changed! Seth Rollins reflected on CM Punk’s behavior after his 2014 WWE departure, noting how Punk took constant shots at the company through interviews, social media, and TV. Rollins pointed out that Punk is now displaying the exact same pattern toward AEW. Rollins also shared that Punk felt betrayed by friends who didn’t leave WWE with him, despite not being in the same financial position. Their mentor-type relationship ended when Punk “GHOSTED” him, and although Rollins reached out several times over the years, Punk ignored him while continuing to take public shots.
VoiceOfTheMarks™️309,574 views • 1 year ago
