ArmyOfMidgets posted:

So, what happened?

ArmyOfMidgets posted:

So, what happened?

Huntman posted:

Baron Corbin got more heat than that entire match. that alone should make them never come back

and the public executions

and the suppression of women

and their murder of a journalist

and

yea ok posted:

i'm not watching this

The Croc posted:

they are but i think its a seperate section

they have shown 1 women in the crowd

Gumball Gumption posted:

Saudi Arabia has sentenced to death a teenager for participating in the pro-democracy Arab Spring protests when he was just 10 years old. Murtaja Qureiris, 18, has been charged with being part of an ‘extremist group’ – an offence considered so serious in the Arab Gulf country that convicts may also be crucified or dismembered after execution. Qureiris was arrested as he travelled with his family to Bahrain three years after the protests in the country’s eastern province. He was held for almost four years in pre-trial detention, including stints of at least one to three months in solitary confinement. According to an investigation by CNN, Qureiris will now join a group of 37 other people executed for terror-related crimes this year – at least one of whom was crucified. Three of them were, like Qureiris, under the age of criminal responsibility, which Saudi Arabia has previously said it had raised to the age of 12. The teen didn’t cause any loss of life but he is accused of ‘sowing sedition’, a crime under the kindgom’s interpretation of Islamic Sharia Law warrants the most brutal form of execution. His offences range from allegedly committing violence during protests and taking part in his brother Ali Qureiris’ funeral in 2011. Qureiris was also charged after following his brother on a motorcycle ride to a police station in the eastern Saudi city of Awamiya, where Ali allegedly threw Molotov cocktails at the facility. Ali died during the 2011 demonstrations. The boy is charged with belonging to ‘an extremist terror group’ (Stock picture: Getty) Qureiris has denied the charges as he argues most evidence being used against him was collated under duress. UN Working Group for Arbitrary Detentions said in 2016 it was working on the case of a jailed minor in Saudi Arabia. While the case wasn’t identified, it seemed to match Qureiris’ profile, CNN reports. The group said the minor was likely jailed over ‘his participation in peaceful demonstrations calling for justice for some protesters who were killed and in the funerals of those martyrs.’ It is understood Qureiris’ other brother and father have also been detained.

Gumball Gumption posted:

bradzilla posted:

so progressive

Huntman posted:

Baron Corbin got more heat than that entire match. that alone should make them never come back

and the public executions

and the suppression of women

and their murder of a journalist

and

bradzilla posted:

so progressive

RealFoxy posted:

Corbin loses to Rollins after getting into an argument with the ref and rolled up. Corbin beats down Rollins post-match, Brock comes out. Heyman trips over the ropes and distracts Brock. Rollins low blows Lesner, attacks him with a chair and leaves with the title while Brock hobbles up the ramp with a really bruised elbow

Demon Balor with a WM level entrance beats Andrade after for the first time I remember, actually wrestling a semi different style as the Demon.

Promos and poo poo

ArmyOfMidgets posted:

Oof. That Balor and Cien Almas match sounds kinda ok.

Drew McIntyre posted:

is the audience supposed to think Shane is a legitimate wrestler

DeepDickPizza posted:

WHY DIDN'T HE BECOME THE DEMON FOR BROCK LESNAR THEN YOU IDIOTS

Huntman posted:

that security guard came right the gently caress over to shut that fan down for patting Shane's back and made him sit back down lmao this show man

afatwhiteloaf posted:

wait did Shane seriously win clean im not watching

afatwhiteloaf posted:

wait did Shane seriously win clean im not watching

afatwhiteloaf posted:

wait did Shane seriously win clean im not watching