If you signed up through Paypal, you can also cancel any future payments there.
I can't see this option in Paypal, no future transactions are showing up.
This is fucking ridiculous, it shouldn't be this hard to cancel.
I can't find it on the new layout. Switch to old and go Settings then Payment Settings then pre-approved payments.
Yeah, 143 and 144 are up already. 141 isn't up yet.
Also, thanks to this post on reddit: http://network.wwe.com/video/v37038937
Oh FUCK yes. STROBOGO ALERT.
Yeah, 143 and 144 are up already. 141 isn't up yet.
Also, thanks to this post on reddit: http://network.wwe.com/video/v37038937
I saw the Orndorff gym stuff. Pretty horrendous on a bunch of levels. I don't know why they felt...I just don't know.
I saw the Orndorff gym stuff. Pretty horrendous on a bunch of levels. I don't know why they felt...I just don't know.
Yeah, that was cringe worthy. Now Mr. Fuji is fitting Vince with a Japanese robe anand outfit. I love how you feel like you get more of a connection with the wrestlers through this show.
Just watched a random WCW matched when I searched "Vader". It was a strange Battle Royal match where you have to get eliminated twice to lose. The match features Scott Steiner, Steve Austin, Sting, Buff Bagwell, Abdulla the Butcher, Mr. Hughes, Farooq, Goldust, Steamboat, Rick Rude, Vader and to my surprise Lex Luger. I had no clue that Lex and Vader were ever in the same promotion together, let alone the same match. Was a nice find with Sting winning.
While watching old WCW you can see that Sting was just way too cool for the promotion. He had much more of a WWF look and he sticks out like a sore thumb in WCW with all the southern guys
The event was available on pay-per-view in Canada and Europe, but not in the United States: the storyline reason for this was that WWF Champion Bret Hart then employing an Anti-American gimmick had used a clause in his contract to block the event from being shown live in the US. It was subsequently released on home video there.
Apparently when they first put the Network up, the One Night Only PPV in 1997 did not have the Bret Hart vs Undertaker match. Wikipedia's explanation why:
Anyway, they have since uploaded the full version with Bret vs Undertaker.
Observer said:--The WWE Network will be putting up a lot of new footage in the VOD section starting on Sunday. For the next 12 days, there will be new Attitude Era episodes of Raw, Smackdown and Sunday Night Heat.
Good news:
Good news:
*sees no WCW Saturday Night, Nitro 97-01, and Superstars*
Good news:
They better not skip over 96-97 Raws. They were better than "Attitude Era" Raws.
Hell they still didn't finish 1995 :/....
They did. They're to right after WM12 now. But the last time they uploaded "Attitude Era" Raws, it was all 1998 and 1999 and in no order of any kind.
They did. They're to right after WM12 now. But the last time they uploaded "Attitude Era" Raws, it was all 1998 and 1999 and in no order of any kind. 1996 WWF fucking sucks besides Real Ass Stone Cold and the feud with Bret. Shit took a massive nose dive after Hall and Nash left. It's so stale and plodding and boring.
Good news:
Good news:
I still don't understand why they don't just upload a raw and nitro every monday, a new smackdown every thursday, a new heat every sunday, etc.
doesn't that make more sense than long periods of nothing and then a bunch of stuff all at once?
It does, but that would require them to build up a backlog to cover periods of downtime in whatever conversion process they are using. The folks converting the video may be other production staff who are doing this between other responsibilities.