awesome, will def give it a watch next monthAlso, his documentary will premiere next month on TSN in Canada:
Trailer: https://www.tsn.ca/engraved
awesome, will def give it a watch next monthAlso, his documentary will premiere next month on TSN in Canada:
Trailer: https://www.tsn.ca/engraved
Kennrith AmigaHe's got a corporate job now, he needs to start going by a more professional name.
Kenneth O. Mega,
Executive Vice President of All Elite Wrestling
I hope AEW and NJPW get some cross promotion going. AEW should try and somehow get working agreements with a lot of indies. I doubt they could buy a few out. This might stop WWE's stranglehold on a few territories. Maybe buy out or work with defiant wrestling in the U.K.
Also big props to What culture for getting me into NJPW and the bucks and omega.
Been a lapsed wrestling fan and wwe for a few years felt stale. Same old story all the time grab the belt story
Vince really lost it, huh.Like I said, calm down. I'm a fan of Kenny Omega, just made a comment and wasn't trying "shitpost" like you're accusing me of. Quoting me over and over doesn't help
That would be fantastic!!!If they get a video game deal, I bet it will be like an AKI game. AEW seems to be hitting all the right notes for me.
If they get a video game deal, I bet it will be like an AKI game. AEW seems to be hitting all the right notes for me.
Considering the other kind of things that gets posted as threads when it comes to wrestling on this forum, then yeah, this is perfectly fine.
If you don't like it, tough shit.
You're the guy who solely came in here to thread whine.
I don't watch wrestling ever and I know more about this guy than anyone in WWE because of how closely he's tied himself to gaming culture. I don't think there's any wrestler - possibly even athlete - who gets talked about more on this site.This needed a thread? He's not exactly a household name to anyone but wrestling fans who follow the dirt sheets
I found out about omega through whatculture wrestlingI don't watch wrestling ever and I know more about this guy than anyone in WWE because of how closely he's tied himself to gaming culture. I don't think there's any wrestler - possibly even athlete - who gets talked about more on this site.
A documentary on Kenny Omega, called "Omega Man: A Wrestling Love Story," will debut on Wednesday, March 27th at 7:30 p.m. ET on TSN in Canada.
The hour-long documentary was filmed over the past several months based on the theme that Omega, from Winnipeg, is one of the biggest worldwide stars of pro wrestling, but still largely unknown in his native Canada.
The preview from TSN states that Omega brought beauty, intimacy, and gay-friendly messages to the macho world of wrestling.
It is part of a series of six documentaries on TSN, a series called "Engraved on a Nation," about unique Canadian sports stories.
Jocumentary Productions, Inc. produced the Omega series along with Bell Media, with Yung Chang as the Director and Dale Burnhtein as the producer.