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My takeaways from @WESTSIDEGUNN’s @4thRope event last night:
1) Get the VIP tickets if you can, they’re worth it.
2) Don’t bother with cologne(especially if you’re in the general admission area), you’re gonna smell like weed by the end of the show anyway.
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3) The @4thRope Flyweight championship is easily the best title belt in all of wrestling. I need those to hit the Shop App or something so I can pay it off monthly tho($1200 😩).
4) Find someone that loves you the way black people love Jeff Hardy.
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5) @WESTSIDEGUNN might be the king of side quests. He’s living the most satisfying life I think I’ve ever seen, he’s like the black Rob Dyrdek. ABSOLUTE LEGEND. 🦂
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Manatti P. retweeted
After being drafted by the @sixers and before making his rookie debut last year, VJ Edgecombe wrote: “The journey has been crazy, man. It’s just surreal.
Philly, I’m proud to be one of you, now.
Thank you to the 76ers organization for giving me the opportunity. I couldn’t be more grateful to be here.
Now, I’ve gotten the chance to explore a little bit. I’ve had some Philly cheesesteaks. I’ve run up the Rocky Steps. I’m just getting comfortable and getting my bearings. But I’m really looking forward to earning your respect, and the respect of my teammates and coaches. I’m just trying to be a sponge and learn and absorb, and hopefully get better.
I’ve been playing it all back in my head for the past few weeks, just trying to process everything. Thinking about the work I put in, and the sacrifices my family made. I just wanted to write a little something for my people who got me here, and for all the kids still wishing. I hope I can do my own small part to continue Sugar’s vision for inspiring the kids where I’m from.
There was a time when I didn’t think any of this was possible. I’ve heard it all before. ‘You can’t do this, you can’t do that.’ I had to learn how to block it out and not let it bother me. To any kids facing those doubts, if you’re reading this — don’t believe what they tell you. Let it motivate you to keep trying harder.
They will ALWAYS say, You can’t, you can’t, you can’t.
They will be wrong.” playerstribu.ne/VJ
@vj_edgecombe | @BaylorMBB
Manatti P. retweeted
The Sixers are 9–2. Best start in 26 years. 
Last time the Sixers started 9–2 or better, they went to the NBA Finals in 2001
The last time before that the Sixers started 9–2 or better, it was 44 years ago, and they won the NBA championship in 1983

The last 3 times the Sixers started 9–2 or better, they made it to the NBA Finals🔥🔥
Manatti P. retweeted
Whether it’s sooner, or later, I’ll be back. Guaranteed. WWE is my home away from home. I still have more to do, and until I am unable, I will continue to keep doing it.
Dear Randy Orton,
I’ve been with you since the beginning.
Since that quiet, intense kid with the cold eyes walked out in 2002, already carrying the weight of a wrestling family on his shoulders.
I watched you rise with Evolution, watched you become the youngest World Heavyweight Champion, watched you reinvent yourself over and over - the Career Ender, the calculating Viper, the broken man who still found a way to stand.
Through battles that would have ended careers, through absences that left the product feeling emptier, through every reinvention… I stayed.
Tonight at Crown Jewel, in a Last Man Standing match against Cody Rhodes, they finally put you down. You absorbed everything. And then Cody - the man who once looked up to you - stopped the count, stepped back, and punted you. The same move you once made infamous. The same move that defined the ruthlessness you taught a generation.
I sat there watching the referee’s hand hit ten. Watching you stay down.
It hurt more than it should have for “just wrestling.” Because it wasn’t just wrestling for those of us who grew up with you. You were the constant. The guy who could walk into any era, any style, any feud, and still feel the number 1 guy.
You made us believe the RKO could come from anywhere. You made us believe longevity and intensity could coexist. You made the second, third, and fourth acts of a career look possible when so many peers faded.
Seeing you lose that way - out and finished with your own signature - felt like watching the last true predator get taken down in the only arena that ever really mattered to us.
I’m not writing this to pretend the match wasn’t hard-fought or that Cody didn’t earn the moment in the story they’re telling. I’m writing it because the emotion is real.
Because after more than two decades of following every chapter, tonight felt heavier than most losses. It felt like a page turning on something permanent.
You don’t owe us anything. You’ve already given more than almost anyone in this business ever has. But if you’re reading this - even for a second - know that the kid who started watching you in 2002 is still here. Still proud. Still loyal. Still believing the Viper has more venom left.
Get up when you’re ready, Randy.
We’ve waited before. We’ll wait again.
Respect. Always.
A fan since the beginning.
#RandyOrton #WWECrownJewel
