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Eric Bischoff is calling out the recent Brock Lesnar return as completely BIZARRE. He insists the raw emotion we saw from The Beast at WrestleMania was 100% GENUINE because Brock is an athlete, not an actor. Bischoff believes this comeback reeks of a panicked, reactionary pivot rather than a... show more

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Eric Bischoff is BEGGING for the sake of wrestling history. While the internet is buzzing about Mick Foley officially going ALL ELITE to host the AEW Double or Nothing pre-show, Eric Bischoff has one desperate message for the Hardcore Legend: STAY OUT OF THE RING. Bischoff isn't denying Foley's immense talent or his value as a storyteller. He calls him a genius on the mic. But he’s issuing a stern warning about legacy. He wants fans to hold onto the memory of the ICONIC, brutal moments that defined Foley’s career, not a sad, diminished return. (source: 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff 83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff)

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The REVISIONIST HISTORY coming out of the Eric Bischoff camp regarding TNA is officially getting under Jeff Jarrett's skin. While Bischoff claims he had zero operational control and wasn't responsible for the company's financial tailspin, Double J is calling out the absolute BULLSHIT narrative. Jarrett isn't letting this slide. He points out that while Bischoff tries to distance himself from the P&L, it was absolutely his and Hulk Hogan's ideas to bring in talent like The Nasty Boys and Orlando Jordan. Watching Jeff Jarrett openly CHUCKLE at the idea that Bischoff had no influence in the company is a massive red flag. Is Eric trying to rewrite the past to save his reputation at the expense of others? 🤡 (source: My World with Jeff Jarrett)

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Eric Bischoff said of this Sting promo, from #OnThisDayInWWE 30 years ago: "This is the downside sometimes of having unscripted promos... He was in the middle of his promo and he just got lost and was looking for any reason to bail. And that was the most convenient one "In this context, I think maybe one of the reasons saying he was struggling is because he was walking a very fine line, even in 1996. I mean, this whole thing had a very homophobic vibe to it "It's also an example of an interview that you would never hear today" 📺YouTube/83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff

Eric Bischoff said of this Sting promo, from #OnThisDayInWWE 30 years ago: "This is the downside sometimes of having unscripted promos... He was in the middle of his promo and he just got lost and was looking for any reason to bail. And that was the most convenient one "In this context, I think maybe one of the reasons saying he was struggling is because he was walking a very fine line, even in 1996. I mean, this whole thing had a very homophobic vibe to it "It's also an example of an interview that you would never hear today" 📺YouTube/83 Weeks with Eric Bischoff

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The bridge is officially ASHES. Karen Jarrett is making it crystal clear that a reconciliation with Dixie Carter is absolutely OFF THE TABLE. Despite Jeff Jarrett admitting he still has compassion for their former boss, Karen is doubling down on her resentment, declaring she will go to her grave feeling the same way about the former TNA leader. The tension is palpable as the Jarretts spar over the past, with Karen calling out Dixie’s alleged incompetence and failure to ever own her actions. It is a raw, UNFILTERED look at the lingering scars from the TNA era. Karen even admits she regrets ever entertaining a conversation with her at Hulk Hogan’s funeral after learning the truth. This is exactly why the wrestling world is still OBSESSED with the TNA implosion. The Jarretts are finally telling their side, and it is clear that for some, the wounds are far from healed. Even Eric Bischoff is catching heat, with Karen calling his flip flopping stance on the documentary "disappointing." Watch the sparks fly. (source: My World with Jeff Jarrett)

The bridge is officially ASHES. Karen Jarrett is making it crystal clear that a reconciliation with Dixie Carter is absolutely OFF THE TABLE. Despite Jeff Jarrett admitting he still has compassion for their former boss, Karen is doubling down on her resentment, declaring she will go to her grave feeling the same way about the former TNA leader. The tension is palpable as the Jarretts spar over the past, with Karen calling out Dixie’s alleged incompetence and failure to ever own her actions. It is a raw, UNFILTERED look at the lingering scars from the TNA era. Karen even admits she regrets ever entertaining a conversation with her at Hulk Hogan’s funeral after learning the truth. This is exactly why the wrestling world is still OBSESSED with the TNA implosion. The Jarretts are finally telling their side, and it is clear that for some, the wounds are far from healed. Even Eric Bischoff is catching heat, with Karen calling his flip flopping stance on the documentary "disappointing." Watch the sparks fly. (source: My World with Jeff Jarrett)

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Kevin Nash just exposed the early days of the nWo, and the reality is far more CHAOTIC than fans realize. Bringing Hulk Hogan into the group was not some seamless masterclass in booking. Nash admits the stylistic clash felt like oil and water. They were sitting at a picnic table with Eric Bischoff, looking at each other thinking this ain't gonna work. Sean Oliver nails the absurdity by comparing the dynamic to Richard Simmons joining Reservoir Dogs. It was a massive gamble. Nash and Hall were paralyzed because they were terrified to interrupt the guy who had been raining golden eggs for years. They were essentially just glorified bookends while Hogan did his typical 5-minute Hulk rant. 🍿 (source: Kliq This Kliq This Podcast)

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The Busted Open Radio pivot to a WWE exclusive platform has the wrestling world FUMING. While Dave LaGreca insists that absolutely nothing is changing on the show, Jeff Jarrett is calling total BLUFF on that narrative. Double J says LaGreca should be loud and proud about being the voice of WWE Radio instead of pretending it is business as usual. Jarrett rightfully points out that nobody believes the nothing is changing angle. Conrad Thompson defends it as basic corporate survival, noting that if your boss signs a massive deal, you toe the line or walk away. Regardless of the business logic, a massive lane is now WIDE OPEN for a show that is not afraid to cover the entire industry without being a corporate mouthpiece. The era of the balanced wrestling talk show might officially be DEAD. 💀 (source: My World with Jeff Jarrett My World with Jeff Jarrett)

The Busted Open Radio pivot to a WWE exclusive platform has the wrestling world FUMING. While Dave LaGreca insists that absolutely nothing is changing on the show, Jeff Jarrett is calling total BLUFF on that narrative. Double J says LaGreca should be loud and proud about being the voice of WWE Radio instead of pretending it is business as usual. Jarrett rightfully points out that nobody believes the nothing is changing angle. Conrad Thompson defends it as basic corporate survival, noting that if your boss signs a massive deal, you toe the line or walk away. Regardless of the business logic, a massive lane is now WIDE OPEN for a show that is not afraid to cover the entire industry without being a corporate mouthpiece. The era of the balanced wrestling talk show might officially be DEAD. 💀 (source: My World with Jeff Jarrett My World with Jeff Jarrett)

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