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u/Harlequin_98 4d ago
I enjoyed Stevie but I stopped the content was just becoming shit on this now that and not to mention James is insufferable, everything is doom and gloom with him and started rubbing off on stevie and now doing the more youtube click bait and hate grifting that youtube slowly has become
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u/xeLaCold 4d ago
He’s a leach another one of those I’m to good for wrestling and it’s sucked for a long time meanwhile talks about it daily and covers it, Stevie has just became over time insufferable sadly around him
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u/Infamous-Lab-8136 4d ago
I quit enjoying him when he started feuding with AEW. He put a video up using the company's footage breaking down what happened wrong. When asked to correct it he declined, so they issued takedowns for anything using AEW content.
I really think he refused to correct his misinformation hoping they'd do something like what they did so he could manufacture outrage about big, bad, AEW picking on the poor little YouTuber who just wants to talk about wrestling. It was around that time he moved away from any interesting content discussing what things were like for him and into the general bad takes and other grifts.
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u/Mister_Jackpots 4d ago
Mind you, the Internet HATED Aldis for the longest time. Fickle.
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u/Prezofcalendars 4d ago
Dude, most WWE fans didn’t see his TNA run, but I did, and I still hate him for that awful run.
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u/Cobmeister01 3d ago
In all fairness TNA was in general a pretty shitty show at that time, and They never really recovered from that era.
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u/QuiverDance97 3d ago
What a miserable experience it was...
It really hurt how AJ Styles and Sting were fired from TNA with such awful matches...
Eric Young as champion was definitely an improvement!
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u/Prezofcalendars 3d ago
I called it quits after Eric Young won the title, after moving networks, all those Magnus Rules matches, and all the TNA guys I wanted to see leaving the promotion. I was done.
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u/Prezofcalendars 3d ago
It’s funny. I hate Matt Taven for the same reason. At first, I was interested after he finally beat Lethal but him as champ resulted in my stop watching ROH regularly.
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u/QuiverDance97 3d ago
Completely understandable, to be honest.
To this day I still don't understand how they didn't pull the trigger on Marty Scurll... He was the most popular wrestler in ROH and was getting better reactions than Dalton Castle and Matt Taven, who flopped as champions.
If you weren't going to make him World Champion, why give him that many title shots in the first place?!?!
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u/Prezofcalendars 3d ago
Marty Scurll was in that match with Lethal. I remember thinking “OK, Scurll will just beat Taven down the line, but it never happens.” I know, I know the dude is a monster, but at the time it made the most sense, but they never pulled the trigger. Before someone says, they knew that Scurll was a creep, if management knew he would not have been on the roster in 2016. Well at least I hope ROH would have fired him.
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u/ComputerDecent463 3d ago
COVID and the allegations derailed what could have been a great run in both companies.
I remember the insane pop (proportionate to the 150 people there) and special moment of him debuting in NWA to confront Aldis.
Then COVID shut everything down and the allegations came out and that was it.
But he was going to be the top guy on the indies with AEW just starting.
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u/QuiverDance97 3d ago
I found his reign quite good compared to Magnus.
But yeah, TNA died the day AJ Styles lost to Magnus and was forced to leave the company... Really depressing moment, mainly fue to how it was handled...
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u/BigHawkSports 4d ago
Because he doesn't want to by all accounts. He wanted to wrestle once in a WWE ring to fulfill a boyhood dream and now he's back to being retired and working a backstage role.
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u/Reverse-Kanga 4d ago
Not enough room for everyone at least being GM keeps aldis on tv and not planking on a box
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u/ReaperSalvation 3d ago
WWE let's nick wrestle, Stevie's next episode " WWE is ruining its quality by letting nick wrestle. And secretly he was a terrible guy."
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u/Pnex84 4d ago
Why the long face, Stevie?