[01/27] AEW Dynamite: It's wednesday. You know what that means.

[Silkk]

We About To Get That Serena Williams AEW Debut

 

[richaveli83]

Back in 2002 this dude got online and argued with fans after his match at a PPV got average reviews his ego is as large as his gut

 

[Vice Queen]

I hope Brandi's momma and daddy will be a strong Black influence in that child's life because they will need it.

 

[jackswstd]

Make it Cody & Red Velvet vs Shaq & Jade

 

[Cartier Murphy]

This Shaq feud ain’t it. They should’ve kept Cody with Darby and Sting against Team Taz

 

[Vice Queen]

Back in 2002 this dude got online and argued with fans after his match at a PPV got average reviews his ego is as large as his gut

Say word?

 

[Bryan Danielson]

So is it going to be Cody vs. Jade?

I’m down for intergender matches

 

[jerniebert]

Cody tries to hard.

 

[richaveli83]

Arn Anderson looks like a Pop Warner football coach.

 

[Jello Biafra]

I can't believe they are still going with this Shaq thing...they've had so many chances to call an audible.

 

[CM_Burns]

Man that tag match would be a clusterfukk

 

[The Rainmaker]

Wonder how much they're paying Shaq since Vince and co. couldn't agree to do business with him for a match

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Can't wait until that go big show is finished so we can go back to the old cody song.

And they both suck

Man y’all let Snoop get his royalties brehs

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

Cody was born with pyro daddeh

 

[Cartier Murphy]

Say word?

10 Fascinating WWE King Of The Ring 2002 Facts

6. Chris Jericho Flipped Out In An Internet Tirade Afterward

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One of the better matches of the middling show was Rob Van Dam's semi-final win over Chris Jericho, a serviceable 14-minute opener that was good, but a bit below the lofty standards fans hold both wrestlers to. In general, critics panned the pay-per-view, with many noting that the Jericho/Van Dam match was as noted, "Good, but not great."


Jericho, who had had a rough 2002 from a creative standpoint, lashed out at the internet wrestling community in the hours after the pay-per-view. The angry essay, which was posted to his website (pre-dating the modern standard of drunken Twitter rants), began with the phrase, "Hey Jackoffs", and referenced the less-than-enthused reviews of his match, calling his critics, "holier than thou, pompous jackasses." He then went on to tell people who criticize his work to stop watching WWE.

It's hard to tell how much of the tirade (if any) was tongue-in-cheek bluster and how much was actual searing rage, but the overall tone didn't seem to jive with Jericho's trademark sense of humor.