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Welcome to Dixie Land.

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Kevin Fleuriot

THAT THUMBNAIL IS CRAZY Honestly, I remember watching this at the time and Dixie's heel run was so embarrassing to watch, especially when she tried to claim that she invented the beard when EY was champion just as a dig to WWE. This was the type of stuff that makes you look so mid, which is saying something, considering how bad WWE was at that time.

Sean C

In the thumbnail, Dixie looks like she’s offering to suck him off if he stays, and he’s thinking it over… just saying lol

KiddGaskin98

Kinda surprised that TNA never booked EC3 vs AJ Styles

D. L. Hearn

Gill works (or worked) local news in Louisville, KY and I think was a part of Louisville's Other (not OVW) wrestling company Derby Championship Wrestling.

Mr. Samuel Scratch

Put into perspective: Weezer's golden age lasted longer than Bischoff's success. He rolled up that corporate ramp by the power of the two sweetest words in the English language.

Dizzy Gal

Dixie Carter = Temu Stephanie McMahon. And Stephanie was going into her worst arc at that time. TNA never recovered after Bischoff/Hogan sucked them dry

Jak N

The jackets are called 'cut's because they are cut-off vests. Its a biker/heavy metal fan thing.

Tre Chestang

so if horses champ and we chomp then wouldn't saying someone is chomping at the bit be more accurate ? ik the phrase comes from horses chewing but like if we're referring to humans then why not use the right word

Iain McOmish

It was definitely canon at one point in time that ladders were illegal in Ultimate X matches, but I assume that got forgotten about at some point.

Adam Deutsch

I’m with Oli! “Fuck off.” Lol

Submet Industries

For real, years ago there was a local wrestler whose gimmick was “working out” and he’d throw protein powder into people’s faces and do push ups on them. Great stuff.

Brody Allsep

Oli going off on "chomping" vs "champing" and then using "apocalyptic" rather than "apoplectic" is hilarious.

Chad Gordy

I eat cheese most Sundays