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After being able to log in, and mess around a bit, now the site won't load at all (error 500).

Firefox/Brave browsers, both white screen after log in. Staying logged out on Chrome and it seems to be working as intended.

Just answered my own questions. It is a log in issue. After being able to log in, I can switch back to the GB player.

I'm happy. I'll never be mad again.

EDIT: Player is also permanently Biggen'd. You're making all the right decisions, crew.

Is the GB video player going away with this redesign or is that just part of the not being able to log-in bug?

I'm REALLY going to miss my Biggen and Fill Browser buttons if it's going away.

@kierkegaard said:

@spectral said:

@fobwashed said:

@david said:

Getting this before I even tried to log in for the first time:

same

Me too

Yup

What they said.

Shayna Baszler is fun.

Just finished WK12 this morning.

Goddamn awesome. No spoilers.

Jericho/Omega was the standout match for me, more for it far exceeding my expectations, than it being a MOTY contender. Was it one of Omega's best matches ever? Not particularly. Was it one of Jericho's best matches ever? Absolutely. I was blown away that Jericho, at this point in his career, would go for it as hard as he did here. I was expecting a 20-ish minute match, and was absolutely not expecting a 45 minute barn burner. I also thought this match really showed just how great Jericho is as an overall performer. A year ago he was doing the 'List of Jericho' for laughs and making that work, now he's doing super heel work in NJPW and REALLY making that work too. It was really phenomenal to watch from beginning to end, and the next time Jericho claims to be the GOAT, this is one of the matches he can hold up when he makes that claim.

Okada/Naito could have played out a little differently, but I can't say it wasn't a compelling match that tricked me, and it's always nice to watch two great performers in front of a super-hot crowd.

Great show, top to bottom. Love the NJPW product.

This.

Just watched this today and was completely gobsmacked. All the finger stuff they pulled off was like watching really good magicians doing actual goddamn magic, not to mention just how good they both are at giving and taking strikes. Dunne and Bate have long and fantastic careers ahead of themselves and this was easily a Top 5 match for me.

NXT in general has been very, very good in the last couple of months.

Thinking the same.

If it wasn't for the want to watch Takeovers live, I don't know that I'd have the network for anything beyond Wrestlemania.

I really think they screwed the pooch by not having the AJ/Lesnar match on last. They could have totally had Mahal come out and shenanigan his way to causing AJ to lose and then even have Mahal bury Lesnar after the pin. The story was already there. I know that Mahal isn't everyone's favorite, but they could have used the interference as a way to taint RAW's SS win, paint Mahal as the kind of guy who doesn't give a damn about Smackdown or RAW, add fire to the Mahal/AJ feud, and give Mahal the cool visual of having him standing in the middle of the ring holding both belts. It was a great match as is (one of Lesnar's best), but it deserved the main event slot more than what the men's SS match ended up being.

Instead we got HHH, Kurt Angle and Shane-O in the ring playing like it's still 1999, and only giving Braun the wink and the nod. Zero elevation to any of the newer talent. Imagine a men's match where it was Nakamura/Roode in a 5 on 2 type situation and one, the other, or both pull off the win, or reverse it and do the same with Balor/Joe. So many different ways they could have gone that would have felt fresh and forward thinking, instead it felt like they were eliminated by seniority, with Vince giving a hall pass to Braun. So disappointing.

Great AJ/Lesnar match, REALLY great Usos/Bar match, everything else felt pretty forgettable.

It looked legit to me.

Looks like he got it from that DDT/shoulder breaker at the end of the match. I immediately thought it looked like a dislocated shoulder, but Drew kept rubbing his elbow, and looked to be in serious pain. The match also ended pretty abruptly, and the camera really never lingered on Drew in the ring, making me also believe that it's legit. Tough break, but it would explain the rushed feel to the end of that match.