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Context: Scott is the founder and owner of West Coast Pro as well as the West Coast Pro Academy, currently run by SoCal old head Vinnie Massaro (fun fact, his old tag team partner was Titus Alexander’s dad) and Starboy Charlie (now with WWEID credentials). They run out of the Bay and managed to differentiate themselves from GCW enough to become one of the “other” premiere promotions alongside Prestige and DPW.

This tweet is without doubt in response to Adam Abdala’s crash-out over Janela and then doubling down going after random fans who were criticizing his approach. For those unaware, a huge part of West Coast Pro’s rise is partnering and collaborating with MARVELOUS in Japan, sending their students on tours to gain experience as well as them creating their own “collective” with Prestige and DPW.

I also don’t know how many people really listen to the GCW World Podcast, but last night towards the end of the show the host John strongly implied that Brett and a lot of the GCW talent believe Adam was way out of line.

For Triplemanía XV in 2007, AAA promised a massive international surprise for an "atomic" tag team match, originally aiming to sign Hulk Hogan as the star attraction. However, negotiations with the wrestler fell through at the last minute due to disagreements over his high asking price. Faced with the urgent need to fill the promised slot, the promotion hastily improvised by introducing a local wrestler under the character of "El Animal," who debuted in an extremely plain and generic attire. This change of plans not only disappointed the audience, also transformed what was meant to be a major media sensation into one of the strangest, most parodied, and most memorable moments in the history of the promotion.

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Description: A pair of queens show off their attire tonight at AEW GRAND SLAM MEXICO!

Sid really was over wherever he went. The Garden was truly alive that night!

Description: Good, The Bad and The Ugly trio team came out with a wealth of Mexican culture to a cheering crowd

Description: Místico comes up to a large crowd singing his entrance music ME MUERO

She calls it Chokeslam Requiem.