MightyHealthy
said what he said
fukk Marty, let's talk The Collector:
He's going to go for Kota.
There is no other endgame.
He's going to go for Kota.
There is no other endgame.
The Forbidden Door official thread
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MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
The possibilities have me 
Omega about to get his mini-Ultimo on?
Omega about to get his mini-Ultimo on?
JerseyBoy23
Veteran
Omega vs Ibushi with the AEW, Impact, and NJPW belts on the line gonna be epic.
let's go Moose
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Ibushi should and will win
he gonna have to stay in this country and defend his titles for the rest of this year then
he gonna have to stay in this country and defend his titles for the rest of this year then
Not if the new NJPW title is involved......besides the Ibushi-Omega match for all the titles in pro wrestling is most likely a dream match that won't happen.
I doubt it happens, but the GB may not be champions by next week. The FinJuice match is this Saturday.
Flex Luger
Job Is Finished
There’s been a lot of talk about the big announced main event for the Impact Wrestling Rebellion pay-per-view on Saturday, April 24, and the involvement of AEW World Champion Kenny Omega.
As noted, Impact Executive Vice President Scott D’Amore announced on this week’s Impact episode that Saturday’s Sacrifice event will be headlined by Impact World Champion Rich Swann vs. TNA World Heavyweight Champion Moose in a big Title Unification match. D’Amore then announced that the winner of Moose vs. Swann will challenge Omega in the main event of the Rebellion pay-per-view in late April.
There was a lot of speculation and talk that the Rich/Swann vs. Omega match would be to unify the Impact World Title with the AEW World Title, but it should be noted that nowhere has Impact used the “Title Unification” language for the Rebellion match. Impact is billing Moose vs. Swann as a World Title Unification Match, but they are using Title vs. Title for the Moose/Swann vs. Omega match.
Furthermore, the Wrestling Observer Newsletterreports that there is no plan in place for what happens after the Rebellion match. As of this week there is only a plan in place for that night of the pay-per-view.
While there’s no word yet on what the finish will consist of, it was also reported that plans for that night do not include a Double Count Out finish or a 60:00 time limit draw.
It was also noted that Impact is not looking to do what AAA did when they gave the AAA Mega Title to Omega, which he has held since defeating Rey Fenix at Héroes Inmortales XIII on October 19, 2019. AAA moved forward with the idea of having “the best wrestler in the world” with their title belt, to come in three times per year and give them the great World Title match. The COVID-19 pandemic forced a change in plans and Omega has only defended the title twice – once in December 2019, with a win over current ROH Tag Team & TV Champion Dragon Lee, and again in December 2020, a win over Laredo Kid. However, that was the idea for AAA and Impact does not want to take a similar route as they want a champion, who for the most part, will appear on their weekly TV show. AEW President Tony Khan wants a champion who won’t lose in any other promotion, until he loses the AEW World Title first.
Stay tuned for more on the AEW – Impact working relationship, and remember to join us for live Sacrifice coverage this Saturday evening.
As noted, Impact Executive Vice President Scott D’Amore announced on this week’s Impact episode that Saturday’s Sacrifice event will be headlined by Impact World Champion Rich Swann vs. TNA World Heavyweight Champion Moose in a big Title Unification match. D’Amore then announced that the winner of Moose vs. Swann will challenge Omega in the main event of the Rebellion pay-per-view in late April.
There was a lot of speculation and talk that the Rich/Swann vs. Omega match would be to unify the Impact World Title with the AEW World Title, but it should be noted that nowhere has Impact used the “Title Unification” language for the Rebellion match. Impact is billing Moose vs. Swann as a World Title Unification Match, but they are using Title vs. Title for the Moose/Swann vs. Omega match.
Furthermore, the Wrestling Observer Newsletterreports that there is no plan in place for what happens after the Rebellion match. As of this week there is only a plan in place for that night of the pay-per-view.
While there’s no word yet on what the finish will consist of, it was also reported that plans for that night do not include a Double Count Out finish or a 60:00 time limit draw.
It was also noted that Impact is not looking to do what AAA did when they gave the AAA Mega Title to Omega, which he has held since defeating Rey Fenix at Héroes Inmortales XIII on October 19, 2019. AAA moved forward with the idea of having “the best wrestler in the world” with their title belt, to come in three times per year and give them the great World Title match. The COVID-19 pandemic forced a change in plans and Omega has only defended the title twice – once in December 2019, with a win over current ROH Tag Team & TV Champion Dragon Lee, and again in December 2020, a win over Laredo Kid. However, that was the idea for AAA and Impact does not want to take a similar route as they want a champion, who for the most part, will appear on their weekly TV show. AEW President Tony Khan wants a champion who won’t lose in any other promotion, until he loses the AEW World Title first.
Stay tuned for more on the AEW – Impact working relationship, and remember to join us for live Sacrifice coverage this Saturday evening.
Peter Popoff
AKA Petty Pimpiń..🤑
Kota Ibushi is not coming to AEW. Stop hyping me up. 
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
I mean.... no cap from what I see
krackdagawd
Inspire.
Ibushi should and will win
Only Ibushi (peace be upon him) could kick out of the OWA like the shyt was a scoop slam
I dont think Kenny has any singles wins over him unless the joint w Cawdy counts.
krackdagawd
Inspire.
I mean.... no cap from what I see
Best Bout Machine tings
Not that i give a fukk about #s its all aboit the blassics for me
he still aint even kick it into high gear yet. We got glimpes during the PAC and Fenix matches but yeah hopefully he starts cooking like his g1 runs 
