Sunday, September 4, 2016

Dean Ambrose is a dangerous man

                     Dean Ambrose is a dangerous man

The Cincinnati scrapper began his path to WWE with a fearless career on the independent scene where he earned a reputation for his ability to absorb and to distribute punishment in equal measure. Through his years toiling away in obscurity, Ambrose competed in some of the most vicious environments imaginable, sacrificing his body and blood in the pursuit of inflicting as much damage on his opponent as humanly possible. Victory was incidental. What mattered to Ambrose was always his message: No one is safe.
If you thought the PG-friendly environment of WWE would be enough to contain The Lunatic Fringe, Ambrose’s brutal debut as one-third of The Shield certainly put that notion to rest in a hurry. As did his record-setting reign as U.S. Champion while he was one of the brothers in black.
After The Hounds of Justice imploded, Ambrose pursued rivals such as Seth Rollins, Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper with all the intensity and lack of self-preservation instincts you’d find in a rabid animal. This unpredictable nature proved virtually unstoppable and allowed Ambrose to capture the Money in the Bank briefcase and the WWE World Heavyweight Title in one night at WWE Money in the Bank 2016.
Crazy stuff, right? Dean is definitely onto something, though: The WWE Universe has fully latched onto his mad machinations. It seems whatever twists and turns The Lunatic Fringe takes in his career, it's only a matter of time before this inmate runs the asylum.

WWE Superstars who are still free agents

              WWE Superstars who are still free agents


We are approaching the two-month mark of the WWE draft, and just about every superstar on the roster is locked into either Raw or SmackDown. As we have seen from names such as Finn Balor, Kevin Owens, and Apollo Crews all having marquee spots at SummerSlam, the mission to forward the “New Era” movement is alive and well. During the WWE Draft, former WWE Tag Team Champion Heath Slater was left without a brand to call home. Since then, he has been volleying between Raw and SmackDown, just recently having an opportunity to finally land on a brand by being a part of the SmackDown Tag Team Title tournament. While still considered a free agent, Slater should not feel alone, as there are others who have yet to be picked up.
Here are four WWE superstars who are still free agents.

Saturday, September 3, 2016

Empire State of Mind

 Empire State of Mind
Lana, Summer Rae and JoJo take over a NYC rooftop in this s







Kane!:

That's gotta be Kane!: The Big Red Monster's demonic returns