Derek Sabato

Found a tape that was just labeled “Big Japan” with no info. Put it in and it’s some 2003 US PPV hosted by @StudMuffinSays and @RealMissyHyatt , I had no idea these PPV’s ever existed. Burning and should upload by the end of the weekend Opener is Trent Acid vs The WINGER. Side note, WINGER started in W*ING, so since he switched to Big Japan, shouldn’t he now be the “Big Japaner”?

#Eagles QB Jalen Hurts, who is out for the season after several blood clots were revealed in his lungs, has been undergoing tests for days. Before the London game, Hurts was in the hospital until 4 am and did not sleep because sleep was a risk. He played without having slept.

They really aren’t. The fact that the legs nearest the wrestlers on floor raise up when Tiffany jumps and pushes off is what literally causes her to not reach. Their job was to support the ladder from moving, they clearly failed.

That’s not the point. Accountability isn’t the issue. Both companies should be held to the same standard. But comparing near‑tragedies doesn’t add clarity. This spot went wrong for its own reasons, and that’s what needs to be addressed without turning it into a ranking exercise.

I think the refs did a poor job of supporting the ladder. Seem to be holding more towards the back (side nearest the ring) when the legs that were always doing to lift up where the ones nearest the girls waiting to catch.

This spot went wrong for several reasons, no doubt. But turning it into a “which near‑tragedy was worse” argument just divides people. One of those spots literally sent someone to the hospital, there’s no comparison to make. Fix what failed here instead of ranking disasters.