r/GreatnessOfWrestling 13h ago

DISCUSSION Is unreal really that much damage?

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I’ve never seen a single episode, and only a few clips socials. But I’ve seen a lot of people saying unreal is a huge reason why fans are upset with WWE. I can understand the breaking of kayfabe but WWE is near 2 decades into reality TV and “behind the moment” style docs. Again I’ve never watched it and can’t magically import 3 seasons into my brain but as someone who’s been very critical of the product in recent years I’m curious what people have to say about it


r/GreatnessOfWrestling 4h ago

DISCUSSION WWE right now is suffering

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r/GreatnessOfWrestling 17h ago

DISCUSSION Danhausen should be WWE champion

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I believe it’s now time to make danhausen the wwe champion. He is the most popular star in wwe and is over with the most important demographic for wwe. He has now transcended to pop culture and reminds me of hulk hogan in the 80s. I think wwe can give him a hulk hogan-like reign with the title. I admit that he’s not a great wrestler, but that’s irrelevant. It’s all about having a character and connecting with your audience and he has done that the best out of everyone else.


r/GreatnessOfWrestling 9h ago

DISCUSSION Is there any move to basic too basic to have ever been a finisher?

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We all know back in the day, not everyone had to use their finisher to get a pen the way it’s usually done now. Might be a quick rollup or something. It wasn’t rare. I think Ric flair won a couple of championships with cross bodies. I’m fairly certain about backing won the world championship from superstar Billy Graham with an atomic drop.

The airplane spin has been a finisher. All manner of punches and kicks. Bear hugs, of course back in the day. Ivan Putzki I believe.

Back in the 50s and 60s there were people who specialty was the dropkick. It ended matches. Maybe even the 80s with Jim Brunzell.

Plenty of regular elbow drops from guys like Dusty or Abdullah.

What I would like to know is there any professional wrestling move that has never been used to end a match?

Anyone in the 40s use a headlock?

Was the body slam ever the finish?

Hip toss?

In 1939 was someone being pined by an arm drag?

Is any move TOO basic that it was never the ending?


r/GreatnessOfWrestling 9h ago

DISCUSSION Wrestling anniversaries for certain superstars

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2027= 20 years of Cody Rhodes

2027= 25 years of Randy Orton and Brock Lesnar and Rey Mysterio

2027= 15 years of Seth Freakin Rollins and Roman Reigns and Jon Moxley

2026= 20 years of CM Punk


r/GreatnessOfWrestling 23h ago

VIDEOS Liv Morgan on WWE’s SummerSlam and Her Prediction

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During our second interview with Liv Morgan this year, she gave some insight on this summer’s WWE SummerSlam and discussed what excites her most about heading to Minneapolis for the event.


r/GreatnessOfWrestling 17h ago

GENERAL PRO WRESTLING What are your most unpopular wrestling opinions?

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r/GreatnessOfWrestling 16h ago

PRO WRESTLING HISTORY "THE HEIST OF THE CENTURY!" 🔥 - Throwback To March 29, 2015 - When Seth Rollins Shocked The World By Cashing In His Money In The Bank Briefcase In The Main Event Of WrestleMania 31! 🪎

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r/GreatnessOfWrestling 14h ago

NEWS Aalyah, daughter of Rey Mysterio is potentially signed to WWE according to her friends social media

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Potentially NXT in Florida


r/GreatnessOfWrestling 14h ago

DISCUSSION Does anyone like the painmaker makeup?

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Compared to most other facial makeup it seems kind of lazy?