But Youtubers like @JustAlyx said it best,

"I saw a report saying Tony Khan is not happy with the new media rights deal WBD has offered AEW.

I'll wait until an official deal is made to give my full thoughts, but if AEW gets the same five-year deal with a streaming deal on Max, but no monetary increase or decrease, that is a blessing.

WBD has every right to decrease their offer, knowing AEW isn't as hot or as valuable as it was three years ago, let alone five years.

I do hope they get some kind of increase though. Even if it isn't the increase they want, Tony should take it.

Bite the bullet. Take the positives with the negatives. Understand why you got that deal. Make the necessary changes and just produce better television to get your numbers up."

And he's right. Tony has no one but himself to blame for not getting what he wants. Now, hopefully, this wakes him up and starts fixing things correctly.

Vlogging on what's been going on this week.

Last night at Double or Nothing, MJF made his return to AEW, and it seems he is now in MJF beast mode, basically a hybrid of the original MJF and a give no "F's" MJF.

But will it help make a difference for AEW current viewership and attendance situation?

Maybe, it will take a lot of time, depending on how they make it work.

She probably has resign, but WWE (in this new ERA) is about keeping things secret and close to the vest. So I highly doubt their going to let it leak that she's resigned already, and are just waiting for June 1st (or before/after) to announce she's staying.

And if you're fine with that, great, have fun. But IMHO, Hallmark needs to change things real soon.

It's true. In fact to qutoe @JDfromNY and what he said on Twitter/X.com ,

JDFromNY206 (2 days before King and Queen Of The Ring, after hearing the winners would World Championship matches at SummerSlam this year): "Absolutely excellent choice. Been asking for this FOREVER. Makes the finals VERY unpredictable now."

And here's right, but not because of the KOR and QOR finals, but by extent, July's Money In The Bank Matches, those are the true unpredictable wild cards to watch out for, going into, and most importantly at SummerSlam in Cleveland.

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According to a @nypost article, Mercedes has been good to go since the end of last year.

To say there's been a mixed reaction to this news today, the day of the AEW Double or Nothing PPV, which marks her in-ring return, would be a HUGE understatement, to say the least.

Hall of Famer Jim Ross brought this up recently, and it got me thinking of where WWE could build one in the near future.

According to Google's Gemini AI, yes it could. Here's what it came up with for a movie:

"Absolutely! A movie with the Berenstain Bears as teenagers has a lot of potential. Here's why it could work:

Relatable Audience: Teenagers are a large movie-going demographic. Seeing Brother and Sister navigate the challenges of adolescence would resonate with a new generation of fans, while still appealing to those who grew up with the Berenstain Bears.

Character Growth: Aging up Brother and Sister allows for deeper character development. They can explore themes like identity, first loves, friendships, and figuring out their place in the world.

Queenie McBear as a Girlfriend: Queenie is a popular character from the Berenstain Bears universe. Making her Brother's girlfriend adds a layer of romance and potential conflict, especially if Sister disapproves or there's a rival for Queenie's affections.

Here are some additional ideas for the movie:

Plot: The movie could center around a big event in Bear Country, like a school play, a talent show, or a community festival. Brother and Sister could have to work together to overcome obstacles and achieve a common goal.

Lessons Learned: The Berenstain Bears stories are known for their wholesome messages. The movie could tackle relevant teenage issues like bullying, peer pressure, or social media drama, with Brother and Sister learning valuable lessons along the way.

Family Dynamics: The movie could explore the changing dynamics between Brother, Sister, and Mama and Papa Bear. As teenagers, Brother and Sister might crave more independence, leading to humorous situations or heartwarming moments where they realize the importance of family.

It's important to note that the Berenstain Bears brand might have specific guidelines for portraying the characters. However, with a creative approach, a movie featuring teenage Brother and Sister with Queenie McBear as a girlfriend could be a delightful addition to the Berenstain Bears legacy."

"Here are some ideas for voice actors for a teenage Berenstain Bears movie:

Teenage Brother Bear:

Actor: Noah Schnapp (voice of Charlie Brown in the Peanuts Movie)

Reasoning: Noah Schnapp has experience voicing a young protagonist and can deliver a voice that's both energetic and relatable for a teenage Brother Bear.

Teenage Sister Bear:

Actress: Hailee Steinfeld (voice of Gwen Stacy in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse)

Reasoning: Hailee Steinfeld has a strong voice that can portray both the sweetness and sass of a teenage Sister Bear.

Friends:

Lizzy Bruin: Eris Baker (voice of Luz Noceda in The Owl House) - Eris Baker can deliver the quirky and energetic personality of Lizzy.

Cousin Fred: Max Mitchell (voice of Leo in Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) - Max Mitchell can provide a voice that's both goofy and endearing for Cousin Fred.

Too-Tall: Brice Gonzalez (voice of Bruno Madrigal in Encanto) - Brice Gonzalez can bring warmth and humor to the voice of Too-Tall.

Queenie McBear: Anya Taylor-Joy (voice of Peach in The Super Mario Bros. Movie) - Anya Taylor-Joy's voice can capture Queenie's confidence and intelligence.

Papa and Mama Bear:

Papa Bear: John Goodman (voice of Sulley in Monsters, Inc.) - John Goodman's voice has a comforting and authoritative quality, perfect for Papa Bear.

Mama Bear: Allison Janney (voice of Pea in The Bad Guys) - Allison Janney can deliver the nurturing and supportive nature of Mama Bear with a touch of humor."

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