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Hollywood North
All In 2 confirmed
MSG butthurt over WWE performing at the Barclays
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TheWhackMamba
The Coli's Drop Bear
Don’t sneak backstage
Beautiful Bobby Eatin
SWEEEEEEEEEETNESS!
Or in NYC terms, a 40 min train ride. Thats WITH MTA fukkery
Beautiful Bobby Eatin
SWEEEEEEEEEETNESS!
I live in on Blvd East but i have a tradition with my friends to go to takeover every year so I do. I was at that Roman Reigns crucification for Extreme Rules in Newark a few years back though
Daniel.
BK to NJ, but always a New York Knicka
richaveli83
Veteran
If Cody and the Bucks could get All In 2 at the Garden that would be the ultimate troll move to Vince. ROH and NJPW could possibly run a supershow there possibly.
The Brooklyn fans..auto correct, kid. Either way..its a NY transgression. Be a believer in whatever you want of the deal. MSG with different companies will make news though.This nikka said "the" Brooklyn
For the record, on the right train, you can get from Barclays to MSG in about 15 minutes. To echo some of the same sentiments, it's the same crowd. 5 boroughs of NYC make up the same city.
Beautiful Bobby Eatin
SWEEEEEEEEEETNESS!
Rell84shots
Veteran
Hard to troll a man who just made 2 billion from tv deals.
HipHopStan
Top 113 Poster
On Tony Schivone’s podcast I remember them talkin bout how MSG would never let WCW run events there because of WWE n Vince, now look at this story
I have an old WCW magazine where they did an interview with a bunch of stage/production designers and they all were talking about how much of a dream it was for a WCW show to broadcast from MSG. Of course, that never happened.
WhatsGoodTy
Ya feel me
Didn't MSG get 205 live and a dx reunion during the anniversary show
Rell Lauren
Banned
Didn't MSG get 205 live and a dx reunion during the anniversary show
No. Hammerstein Ballroom did.
Vince can afford MSG. He chooses not to spend the money. There is a demand for MSG WWE events. The house shows are always near capacity.
The Rainmaker
Mr. Money in the Bank
ROH PLANNING TO RUN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN IN 2019
BY JOSH NASON | @JOSHNASON | JUN 12, 2018 8:19 AM
Image: MSG.com
If they get their way, Ring of Honor is planning to run their first show in a WWE stronghold next year.
Sinclair CEO Chris Ripley told the Baltimore Biz Journal Tuesday that ROH will run a show at NYC's Madison Square Garden in 2019. The interview was done in relation to WWE's recent TV deals and the company's own prospects for the future.
There wasn't any additional detail or a time of year mentioned. Of note, WrestleMania is returning to the New York area next spring with the arena events running out of Brooklyn's Barclays Center due to the costs of running MSG.
ROH has run shows in New York City and the region since their inception, mainly focusing on smaller venues like the Manhattan Center and Terminal 5. This would obviously be a massive step in terms of size, scope, and costs.
However, the recent success The Young Bucks and Cody Runnels had in quickly selling out a 10,000 seat venue in the Chicago region without a card could be bolstering the company's hopes to sell out MSG with the right mix of talent (i.e. Bucks, Cody, Kenny Omega, etc).
Ripley said they have been scaling their production quality, but that "it's not quite there yet" to more aggressively bring their TV product off Sinclair stations.
In last week's Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer noted that AAA holds a September date for MSG.
"If this show does happen, it would be the first time since the early 60s when someone other than Vince McMahon or his father would have promoted a pro wrestling event in the world’s most famous arena. It’s also notable that this past week, as there were insiders who found out about this booking, that WWE added Undertaker to its 7/7 show in Madison Square Garden, which seemed unusual given tickets were selling well for the date."
BY JOSH NASON | @JOSHNASON | JUN 12, 2018 8:19 AM
Image: MSG.com
If they get their way, Ring of Honor is planning to run their first show in a WWE stronghold next year.
Sinclair CEO Chris Ripley told the Baltimore Biz Journal Tuesday that ROH will run a show at NYC's Madison Square Garden in 2019. The interview was done in relation to WWE's recent TV deals and the company's own prospects for the future.
There wasn't any additional detail or a time of year mentioned. Of note, WrestleMania is returning to the New York area next spring with the arena events running out of Brooklyn's Barclays Center due to the costs of running MSG.
ROH has run shows in New York City and the region since their inception, mainly focusing on smaller venues like the Manhattan Center and Terminal 5. This would obviously be a massive step in terms of size, scope, and costs.
However, the recent success The Young Bucks and Cody Runnels had in quickly selling out a 10,000 seat venue in the Chicago region without a card could be bolstering the company's hopes to sell out MSG with the right mix of talent (i.e. Bucks, Cody, Kenny Omega, etc).
Ripley said they have been scaling their production quality, but that "it's not quite there yet" to more aggressively bring their TV product off Sinclair stations.
In last week's Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer noted that AAA holds a September date for MSG.
"If this show does happen, it would be the first time since the early 60s when someone other than Vince McMahon or his father would have promoted a pro wrestling event in the world’s most famous arena. It’s also notable that this past week, as there were insiders who found out about this booking, that WWE added Undertaker to its 7/7 show in Madison Square Garden, which seemed unusual given tickets were selling well for the date."
Jmare007
pico pal q lee
Well, Sinclair has the money to pay whatever the fukk MSG wants, though I don't see what any company might gain with running MSG at a full price besides getting Cokeboy pissed off and get into a carny/petty war with him. We as fan win with fukkery though 
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Keepin' it 100
McMahon is petty enough to take it personal.