Just in time for Thanksgiving, the WWE posted several videos featuring the infamous Gobbledy Gooker.
Courtesy of WWE.com:
Join WWE “Legend” The Gobbledy Gooker on a series of office misadventures that’s truly for the birds!
Watch the video here:
http://www.wwe.com/videos/playlists/gobbledy-gooker-goes-to-work-videos
Courtesy of LordsofPain.net:
Triple H recently spoke with Greg and The Morning Buzz. Here are some highlights:
Returning to the ring: “I’m not back in the ring yet, but I expect it to be broken [his time out of the ring] shortly, probably.”
Wishing everybody a wonderful, happy, and healthy Thanksgiving holiday!
Alberto Del Rio Def. Dolph Ziggler
A good match and a good way to kick off this show. Ziggler lost on Raw and Main Event so clearly he is in the dog house. There is still no real direction there taking Del Rio’s character but a win is a win if they are taking him a certain direction. The character is lost and they need to start building him back up to what got him over in the first place. Cars, being a rich guy who is better than everyone else, ETC. Right now he is very plain and un interesting. Good match 3-5* Match.
Damien Sandow Def. Santino Marella
It is what it is, comedy match but it got Sandow over which is important. Does this win do anything for our “The Intellectual Savior of the (Unwashed) Masses” I’m not sure but it’s nice to see him get that W. Comedy match 2-5* Match
Kofi Kingston Def. Fandango
An entertaining match but what does this server other a filler match? Kingston wins every other match and Fandango hasn’t been irrelevant in months. He isn’t on TV as much as he once was and it’s silly they have a great talent in Johnny Curtis as this Fandango. The guys can “go” and his has “It” but will WWE repackage him? Not very likely but one can hope.
A good edition of Main Event just for the action, No real build towards anything then maybe Kingston getting a win if they continue his feud with The Miz (Which I think they will)
What do you think? Leave it in the comment area below.
— Andy
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Courtesy of WWE.com:
WCW is the greatest rival WWE has ever faced. The Monday Night Wars are one of the most pivotal battles in the history of sports-entertainment. WCW’s success rested on the shoulders of experienced competitors and high-flying young ring warriors. More than a decade since the demise of the Atlanta-based organization, WWE Classics lists the Top 50 WCW Superstars of all-time.
But before you cover the WWE Classics’ Facebook wall with missives like “What about Tully Blanchard???,” take a moment to read the guidelines the WWE Classics team followed when compiling this list.
There has been speculation for years that “Stone Cold” Steve Austin would come out of retirement and have one more match. At WrestleMania would be the perfect calling card for him to have that one last match. At 48 years of age should he really. Think about this, in 2003 his body was telling him to call it a day and he finally did at WrestleMania 19 against The Rock. Why should he really come out of retirement? It wouldn’t be for the money because we all know he is set.
WWE honors Maurice “Mad Dog” Vachon with this video tribute:
OWW’s This Week In Wrestling – November 27, 2013
NWA Southern All-Star Wrestling
November 22, 2013
Paul Lee def. Kris Koffman
Chris Silvio def. Lex Lee
Mayhem (Hammerjack and Gator McAllister) with Brewster def. Kevin Weatherby and Charles Alexander
Shawn Shultz def. paul Lee
Ali Akbar def. Drew Haskins
Heidi Lovelace def. Miss Rachel
Chris Michaels with Hot Rod Biggs def. Chris Silvio
Cliff Compton def. Shawn Shultz
Ali and Mustafa Akbar def. Drew Haskins and Jeremiah Plunkett to become the new NWA Southern Tag Team Champions
One of the hotbeds of TCW Wrestling, the Frank Cochran Center in Meridian, Mississippi, is the location for this week’s show. The question of the week is WHERE IS RICH RUDE? And what did the Bradford Family do with him?
Courtesy of ImpactWrestling.com:
Sports Illustrated online has posted an exclusive feature article on TNA President Dixie Carter! Titled “Welcome To Dixieland: A Look at Pro Wrestling’s Female Boss”, the piece looks at Dixie’s past, the rise of TNA Wrestling, the early years of the company, the success with SpikeTV, the future of TNA and so much more!
The boos get louder each time Dixie Carter steps out onto the stage, but in pro wrestling, that’s never a bad thing. After a decade of running Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), the No. 2 pro wrestling company in the world, Carter has learned that any reaction is a good reaction.