Stan Lee.

Brodie still basketball demigod

The Legend wrote:The season is like 8.5% over.

Don't care. Brodie >>> rest of the league.

With KD pulling the biggest bitch move in NBA history, Westbrook has led OKC to the top spot of the West averaging 33-9-9. Hail the Beastbrook, all praise be to Brodie!

This Ambrose vs Cena vs Styles feud has been gold.

Ambrose and Cena are evicserating each other on the mic and Styles playing the smarmy heel is letting them do it.

Everlong wrote:You guys just won an NBA title, god can't hate Cleveland THAT much

LeGod's basketball talent > God's hate of Cleveland

Damn ya'll don't like Ambrose huh.

^How has Slater gone from being the guy jobbing to over? I take it Lesnar's comments about his kids helped garner sympathy for him? We all like a good underdog story. He cut a decent promo the week before that, and the Lesnar thing helped solidify it when he wasn't afraid to take on Lesnar. It help...

So far Matt Hardy and Heath Slater are some of the best characters in wrestling...what a time to be alive.

Can we give it up to this guy already. He knows he's a jobber, he's said it himself that he doesn't care and just wants to entertain the fans. He's a safe ring worker and his goal is to just leave the people happy. His free agent storyline has consistently been one of the best things on both shows a...

Work or not, Miz made great points. He always gets shat on for his ring work - for not being as exciting as those Indy guys; something that Daniel Bryan always points out. Miz fired back with the heat, and I loved it. Miz has always been top 5-10 on the mic and this just reaffirmed that fact.

Sup

Ninetales is gonna be my new go to.

In my humble opinion the RKO is the best finisher in WWE history, if not top 5.

That being said I can't believe nobody mentioned The Red Arrow.

Team Valor all the way!

This is all Kevin Durant's fault.

Honestly this is one of the best things I've seen in wrestling 2016.

Both guys left a team that constantly underachieved in the playoffs, so they could go to a team that was clearly the best in the NBA. Look at the results below. The Cavs team that LeBron left was 61-21. Even though Durant has Westbrook, the Thunder still couldn't get over the hump. How is it that D...

http://www.theplayerstribune.com/kevin- ... ouncement/

By far the weakest thing I've ever seen an MVP do.

LeGoat may have just had the greatest finals ever by an NBA player. And that's no exaggeration. Led BOTH teams in points, assists, rebounds, steal and blocks. Not even his Airness did that. He came back against the 73-9 defending champs which boasted the back to back MVP, and two other all stars. He...