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A Few News I Guess: Downstait On Vince McMahon Disliking Dolph Ziggler's Theme Song "Perfection".

Yea. This was supposed to be a 5 News Week. 

But because of how slow the news was this week, I decided to bring you guys a few news I guess? 

Roman Reigns Reaction To The Rock's Comments On A Possible Match Between Each Other.


The tribal chief, Roman Reigns reacted to what The Rock said regarding a match between himself and Reigns (from give me sport): 

"It's so funny how a lot of people always say; 'well if you ever go back to WrestleMania, who would be the opponent that you would face?'

"It feels like the one that would make sense would be Roman, in terms of box office draw."

The universal champion himself kind of responded to that tweet.

    

The Roman vs Rock match has been rumoured for YEARS. I even talked about one of those rumours almost 2 years ago. 

At the time, I wasn't interested just because I'm not a fan of that iteration of the Roman Reigns character. 

However, this version of Roman Reigns vs The Great One? I'll take it. 

Unfortunately, I don't think it's happening because Dwayne Johnson got a gazillion projects he's working on. 

He's a BUSY dude but never say never as they say, right? 

John Cena Starring In A HBO Max Show "PEACEMAKER". 

Yes. Yes. Yes. 

So, James Gunn's new joint, Suicide Squad is coming out and we already got some news that a spinoff project (a series to be exact) is coming to HBO Max starring John Cena's character, Peacemaker. 

The streaming service that isn't on Roku, ordered 8 episodes. 

This should tell you how confident Warnermedia/DC is with the new Suicide Squad movie. It's about to be lit. 

After the news was out, the creator of the series, James Gunn said this:

 

What a God-damn legend. 

Downstait On Vince McMahon Disliking Dolph Ziggler's Theme Song "Perfection". 


And finally.  The lead singer of Downstait, Zachary Call sat down with Frank Mandolini of the Last Minute Wrestling Podcast. 

Because it was obviously a wrestling podcast, the 40-minute conversation was centred about pro wrestling. 

During the talk, Zachary brings up a story where the chairman of the board himself, Vince McMahon, didn't like the song that Downstait made for Dolph Ziggler: 

"We did the cover of "perfection". We cut "Perfection". They used that for a little bit and I guess Vince {McMahon} actually listened to the words for a little bit. 

He's like, "I don't like perfection" {the host Frank laughs}".

It is a 3-week old interview but I wanted to share a fantastic conversation Last Minute Wrestling Podcast had with Downstait and the band's connection with professional wrestling. 

If you somehow stumbled around this site and want to use the transcript, please credit this site and its original source. 

Listen to "Ep. 34: Zachary Call, Downstait’s lead singer" on Spreaker.


What do you think about the news I just reported and follow me on the tweets @omartheplayaguy? Anyways, stay safe smarks. 

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