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A night of surprising finishes. Great card. Crowd was gassed by the end. Time to shave an hour off of the show to keep things hot.
I started getting into the match near the end. Brock taking off his gloves = Lawler or Angle pulling down their straps. Except that you are gonna die instead of getting pinned.
And Roman’s death glare with a bloody face was pretty badass. Too bad he got pinned 30 seconds later. Oh well. Fun show overall.
Managed to get floor seats the morning of that were like 30% of the original price for Mania. Also got two of the chairs so not a bad show considering. There were at least 69 beach balls going about for Roman/Brock. I’ve never seen a crowd that disinterested in the main event. Even at Dallas people were hyped for Roman/Trips.
Overall, I’d say it was a great show with lots of fun moments. Can’t wait to see Nicholas pull out a finisher.
Oh yeah, me and Scotsman ran into each other in the halls trying to find our seats after Matt Hardy won.
Smarks be raging. I thought Lucas boner and Eric crying about a WWE officials son winning a title was a bit severe, little did I know how bad it can get.
Fun fact: Up to the point where Braun said “what’s your name young man?” I thought Nicholas was a girl lulz. Get a haircut, hippie!
That was an incredible show. My only complaint was the nauseating crowd at the end – if you don’t want Reigns vs Lesnar fine then make your protest known by leaving not sitting there shitting on it.
Great to bump into buckdiddy. Had an absolute blast with Vin and his wife and also Frost. Also my wife said she’d do Mania again which was awesome – glad she had a blast. And always amazing to see Taff and Rach and spend time with them.
And when I first met Janise she wasn’t a fan of tattoos so made me promise that I wouldn’t get any more tats until she got one. Well 18 fucking years later, she got her first tattoo in New Orleans. So I was able to get one too and considering the first time I ever saw him live was in NOLA where he died right after – it just felt fitting to pay tribute to the man who got me into wrestling while in NOLA:
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