#Curtis Axel

[alltimelowsuckedmydick]

tell me this man doesn't have a humiliation kink

[punkitypunker]

[84reedsy]

You know....

I'm bummed I wasn't watching during the Curtis Axel era - seeing him win the IC Belt live would have been pretty great

[toriluvsnickwayne]

swear i woke up and my brain immediately decided i needed to watch Bo Dallas matches and I found myself watch B-Team and remembering how great that team really was.

Frrrrr B-Team 4ever and I swear I remember they had like cans of cheese I could be wrong tho but ik sumone in 2016-2019 did.

[d-lanx]

[thlayli-ra]

[dilf-in-peril]

Hey, remember that one time they had a whole scene in front of everyone?

[kcloveswrestling]

y’all i have fallen into a deep dive of Miztourage days🤦‍♀️ swear in two days, i have rewatched EVERY Miztourage moment.

[wrestle-dayz]

[dandelionfairies]

I’m going to disagree with Ted Dibiase Jr and Curtis Axel. I don’t feel like they “dropped out”. Instead, WWE failed them. They had the talent. They royally screwed Axel with his first gimmick. And none of his storylines drew the fans in. His Heyman guy stint was decent but still not where it should have been with his talent. Dibiase… I feel like if they had tried to do something original with him it would have worked. Instead, they made him into a modern day version of his father and it didn’t work. Coming back from that wasn’t easy as most fans couldn’t see him as anything but his father’s son.

Now, obviously I don’t know what went on backstage so there could be more to the overall story. But for me and what I know, WWE failed them.

[punkitypunker]

[axelwolf8109]

I'd rather have Axelmania back

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[d-lanx]

[g4zdtechtv]

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Bigger. Badder. Better.

[dilf-in-peril]