WWE LFG

fucking competition on that's the

thing she came from fucking WWE let's fucking go she came from WWE LFG and WWE Evolve and like according to this the first thing on her cage match is WWE LFG so I don't know if they trained her straight up or if like she was doing indies that were so obscure before that that they're not even on cage match

no she was straight developmental uh she bodybuilder that they brought in

yeah so yeah when i found that out that she's from fucking wwe lfg and wwe evolve i was like oh no she's gonna be the shits this match might suck she was all right she seemed fine Yeah, I mean, it was

a six-person tag, but yeah.

But like, yeah, the little bit she did, like, she did some, she did a lot of kicks and strikes, and a lot of people, especially people who get trained, like, 100% at the developmental, at the PC, have the shittiest dogshit strikes I've ever seen.

And I was like, oh...

I see.

And then again, I don't want to get into the whole politics thing, but birds of a feather and it's the whole idea of like, yeah, no wonder when you surround yourself with these types of people, you end up taking on these bad traits.

If you are the type of person who never takes any responsibility for any of your failures and is always very extremely delusional about things, then you are probably going to be in a scenario where you're looking at something where you've got the Legends and Future Greats show has produced over half of the people are gone from the company.

And most of the people that were the winners are not doing really anything because there's been four people who have won that show.

One of them was Tyra Mae Steele, where she was a big deal.

You got Skyler Ray, who is essentially a jobber on both Evolve and NXT.

And then you got Charlotte Hill is great.

So the Legends and Future Greats show doesn't really work out.

Evolve seems to be on a running thing of we can only give them about six months or so before they can prove that we want to invest in them or not.

Barely gets one, as Zena now grabbing that neck vice.

Of course, Zena Sterling, LFG veteran.

Another LFG veteran, Elijah Holyfield, huge opportunity, finally gets Brooks Jensen in a lumberjack match here tonight, our main event.

Nowhere to run for Brooks tonight.

As Layla, knocked off by Zena.

We got a bar fight right in front of us.

These guys are going at it.

We saw these two brawl on LFG many months ago, and now it's going down here on Evolve.

Boil 'em, fry 'em, put 'em in a stew.

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So yeah, I guess it's just like that.

I, I haven't watched much lately from WWE, 'cause, uh, yeah, every time I did, I was like, "What is that?" And I have other things to do or to watch.

So [laughs] anyway, I, I did watch the episodes of, um, LFG, season three, episode 21-

Mm-hmm.

It's me, it's the OG of AD, it's Uncle Bully, and I'm talking with the crazy man tonight.

I'm talking with the LFG season two champion tonight.

I'm talking with a shoot genius tonight.

I'm talking with toothless aggression in human form tonight.

I'm talking with Shiloh Hill right here on the After Dark podcast.

This is the Busted Open Podcast.

I wanna welcome to the show the winner of LFG season two.

As I said earlier, I still can't figure this cat out.

Well, Jasper Troy has done some stuff and everything.

Now at this point is LFG Bunk.

No, I don't think it ever was anything.

Like, if anyone was expecting, I mean, I think there's enough people that came out of it that have potential.

So there are some successes.

I think just because they won it, I think because the winning of it all is kind of BS.

I mean, LFG, I think, is status quo as what it is, just content.

Well, yeah, it's very much what would just be a regular time at the Performance Center and everything.

He was in the original version of Peros Del Mal, so he's kind of the connective tissue in bringing that back.

El Carnicero, if you watch LFG or if you watched much of NXT Level Up or early days of Evolve, you would know him as Drake Moreau.

He was on there.

He's Roxanne Perez's boyfriend.

And on an episode of LFG, they had a little thing where he sat down with Shawn Michaels.

And Sean tells him, hey, you've been here for three years.

Things aren't quite working out.

Listen, I got another example for you from triple mania.

When I watched WWE LFG, I thought Drake Moreau was a nice kid and that I thought that his biggest claim to fame in the wrestling business was going to be Roxanne Perez's boyfriend.

I was like, this kid just does not have the personality.

He's not going to make it.