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[MenacingMonk]

What happened to Ciampa?

 

[Killah Ray]

What happened to Ciampa?

He had surgery I think not too long ago.

Or it may have been his daughter.

 

[DoubleJ13]

There’s a whole world outside of WWE. He can live off that as a star for a decade in Japan rather than be a nobody in America. Some people are bigger stars in Japan. Albert, Lance Archer, Stan Hansen. Vader was a star in Japan way past his prime for beating Inoki. If he left Japan to be a D level enforcer he’d be dumb as fukk too

 

[dh86]

 

[NoMorePie]

Lol give it up bro

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

"We support a wrestler choosing what to do with their career except in certain instances where *I* know better."

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

There’s a whole world outside of WWE. He can live off that as a star for a decade in Japan rather than be a nobody in America. Some people are bigger stars in Japan. Albert, Lance Archer, Stan Hansen. Vader was a star in Japan way past his prime for beating Inoki. If he left Japan to be a D level enforcer he’d be dumb as fukk too

To be fair, he may have either not liked living in Japan/did not live traveling to Japan, did not want to leave his family for extensive periods in another country, simply got a better deal to stay at home or all of the above. Sure, he'd probably be booked better but if he wasn't happy in his personal life in Japan then I can understand why he did what he did. He can always go back to Japan when he ultimately fizzles out too.

 

[King Sun]

"We support a wrestler choosing what to do with their career except in certain instances where *I* know better."

So weird get the bag at all means. These corporations don't care about your G1 matches

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

There’s a whole world outside of WWE. He can live off that as a star for a decade in Japan rather than be a nobody in America. Some people are bigger stars in Japan. Albert, Lance Archer, Stan Hansen. Vader was a star in Japan way past his prime for beating Inoki. If he left Japan to be a D level enforcer he’d be dumb as fukk too

You're right that there's a world outside of WWE, but you're wrong in believing the bold. His only lane outside of wrestling in Japan would be as a gaijin tarento, and that's already crowded with people with more personality and more to offer.

 

[Silkk]

There’s a whole world outside of WWE. He can live off that as a star for a decade in Japan rather than be a nobody in America. Some people are bigger stars in Japan. Albert, Lance Archer, Stan Hansen. Vader was a star in Japan way past his prime for beating Inoki. If he left Japan to be a D level enforcer he’d be dumb as fukk too

He probably doesn’t want to live in Japan breh

 

[VegetasHairline]

What happened to Ciampa?

 

[SteelCitySoldier]

If the story that he had an opt out option whenever he wanted is true, TK has to be the dumbest mark since the kid who opened up Wrestlelicious...

What’s the backstory on this

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

What’s the backstory on this

Young Powerball Winner Jonathan Vargas

When you're just 19 years old and suddenly have more money than you know what to do with, there's a fairly good chance you might not make the wisest decisions. This is precisely what happened with Jonathan Vargas, who won a $35.3 million US Powerball jackpot in May 2008.

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Jonathan decided to claim his win as a lump sum and received around $17.3 million in total after taxes. Showing foresight that nobody expected from a 19-year-old, Jonathan announced that the first things that he wanted to do were to buy his mother a house, quit his job, and set up trust funds for his younger siblings. He went on to say that he had already acquired an accountant (who happened to be his aunt) and that he would be looking to retain a lawyer and financial consultant to ensure that his fortune would last him a long time. Clearly, he had big plans to join the ranks of lottery winners who spent their money wisely.

Jonathan decided to launch an all-female wrestling show that combined woman wrestling in tight clothing with some dry humour. Teaming up with Johnny Cafarella and Jimmy Hart, Jonathan launched his show ‘Wrestlicious Takedown’ in March of 2010. The show was met with incredibly bad reviews and after only 13 episodes was taken off the air. While there were rumours that there would be a second season shot in 2011, it never materialised and the show faded into nothing—taking almost all of Jonathan’s money with it and earning him a spot on our list of the craziest things lottery winners have spent their winnings on.

Gotta wonder how much Johnny Cafarella and Jimmy Hart siphoned off for themselves.

 

[Larry]

Y’all gotta understand that for most of these dudes, wrestling in WWE is a lifelong dream and something they grew up wanting to do. Wrestling against Okada in Japan is cool, but if you really support these guys be happy for them instead of crying about it to live out your wrestling purist fantasies. shyt is incredibly corny.

Again, this ain’t pokemon where the goal is to be the best. The goal is to make a living. He chose WWE. The end.


8 year olds aren’t out there saying “I wanna play for the Hong Dong tigers and be a legend like Stephon Marbury!” These nikkas wanna play in the NBA like Lebron and all their heroes. It is what it is. Stop being geeks for one second. shyt is sickening

 

[Reality Check]

Y’all gotta understand that for most of these dudes, wrestling in WWE is a lifelong dream and something they grew up wanting to do. Wrestling against Okada in Japan is cool, but if you really support these guys be happy for them instead of crying about it to live out your wrestling purist fantasies. shyt is incredibly corny.

Again, this ain’t pokemon where the goal is to be the best. The goal is to make a living. He chose WWE. The end.


8 year olds aren’t out there saying “I wanna play for the Hong Dong tigers and be a legend like Stephon Marbury!” These nikkas wanna play in the NBA like Lebron and all their heroes. It is what it is. Stop being geeks for one second. shyt is sickening

To add on, these people coming back are NXT peeps that either weren't called up by Vince, or had any and all momentum halted by Vince once they were on the main roster. Think Triple H is telling them they are making up for the past but they gotta show out once they are on the bigger stage. These cricket debuts aren't doing them any favors though.