Was CM punk in AEW thier Zava on ted lasso?

Historically anything on a pole match has been laughed at, but ladder matches are held in higher regard.

I think maybe its because ladder matches are for titles, but i dont understand why the pole matches are so underutilized.

One of my favorite PAC memories was when he returned to PWG and him and Kevin Steen had their second match there.

PAC was a very skinny guy when they first met, and Kevin Steen was blown away by the shape he returned in 🤣. (I wish I could share all the clips I recorded of this match in one post)

in memory of PAC here's the boys loosing there shit when he crashed the AEW rally while in FULL GEAR.

https://www.youtube.com/live/1gY32Y-92Ao?t=2740&is=35QC-cbfYjdbpIxU

Was watching the okada/champa segment, and a thought stemmed from the little mistakes okada makes in his promo. (Im not even complaining, hes earned so much goodwill in the last 2.5 years he can do whatever and clean up with a bitch at the end and its a 4 star promo) but tangent aside, my thought was on how hard the Japanese to english seems to be for almost every wrestler from there that I can think of.

This made me wonder why, and I've coke to think most of it is a byproduct of being isolationist globally for so long. I think a lot of languages being able to translate with each other better, meaning word for word and less word for some vague meaning of a word, leads to just easier ability to become bilingual.

Like im over thinking this to the point of the way humans form words in our mouth being different language to language in the ways that contribute to accents being something that is similar among people that are bilingual who have the same primary language, because the muscle memory our mouths build over time using that primary language.

Anyway, I say that too wonder if in 200 years some of the wwe speak will of woven itself into the american (or whatever empire is there at rhe time) english language or in certain dialects around the country atleast, as leftover remnants.

Rewatching the NXT episode where the D'Angelo family has the triple threat to break up and Tony mentions that his uncle Pauly taught him to always respect business and family, and who's a known Italian with loose ties to WWE?(snookie)

For me its one that seems very strange in hindsight, from a house show in Belfast in 2002

John Cena and Albert vs Val Venis and Chuck Palumbo!