TJ Archer

@tjarcher.bsky.social

Wisco Loon | Displaced Viking in Packerland Husband | Girl Dad | Wrestling | Football I've said too much

Most wrestlers will tell you wrestling is a universal language (except for lucha where lots of things are opposite) WWE tells you to forget that language and learn their dumbed down, cookie cutter drizzling shit instead.

Sean@stholeary.bsky.social · 12h ago

Kudos to Jacy Jayne for unwittingly explaining why WWE can't develop talent. "When I got to the Performance Center, I felt like I had to erase everything I knew about wrestling and relearn it all over again." That's not how it works.

How I'd personally like to see the first Clockwork Carnage in AEW rounded out: -Ospreay -Joe -Speedball -Ricochet -Ciampa -Okada -Claudio -Mistico Could also see Darby, OC or KOR. Or (don't yell at me) but maybe Cope. Wild cards Dragunov or Sheamus always possible.

I sat down at BDubs to finish the Gopher game and have a quick bite before I went to the store. And now that I'm at Target, I honest to fucking god don't remember what I needed here

I have an actual headache from how many times I cried throughout that 2 1/2 hours. What a beautiful, unbelievable tribute show. We love you, Pac. Forever our bastard.

I'm glad Wrestlesky is here. We need somewhere to get these feelings of grief out. Unless you watch wrestling, you don't understand why these deaths hit so hard. I've always sensed an air of judgement from those who don't watch over how sad we get. I can't share it on other platforms, but I can here

Slept like absolute shit and woke up with a cough. Figured it was a good time to use up a sick day to stay home and pay tribute to Pac. It's had peaks and valleys, but it's been therapeutic watching all the tributes along with a few matches.

I think it's so fucking beautiful how many people I've seen say they're spending the night watching Pac matches. I'll personally need a day or two, but there's something amazing about a group of fans mourning that way together right now.

I don't think I've been this shaken by a wrestling death since Eddie Guerrero. And I still think of him to this day. I'll think of you forever, Pac. You beautiful fucking bastard. Thank you for always making professional wrestling better.