𝙃𝙖𝙨𝙖𝙣 (-_•) @0pethereal

🇦🇪 Deathriders F.C he/him 21 Joined June 2019

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𝙃𝙖𝙨𝙖𝙣 (-_•) @0pethereal

11 hours ago

@WittyWitterson Ohhh I get it I might still have it on my PlayStation 4’s save

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𝙃𝙖𝙨𝙖𝙣 (-_•) @0pethereal

20 hours ago

@WittyWitterson Isn’t it like always there? I remember trying to beat it like 2-3 years ago

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𝙃𝙖𝙨𝙖𝙣 (-_•) @0pethereal

20 hours ago

@youngpunkers Idk who made this exactly but I greatly appreciate the attention to the renders used

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jake 🐻💐 @girlbaitjake

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kofi and creed learning swerve is trying to get them into a texas death match

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tuesday 🐾 @meowhausen

23 hours ago

when the fajitas beat chris jericho twice

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𝙃𝙖𝙨𝙖𝙣 (-_•) @0pethereal

2 days ago

@MMax_44 #notmyace

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𝙃𝙖𝙨𝙖𝙣 (-_•) @0pethereal

3 days ago

@PROTOSABREJR open.spotify.com/track/7nW3ctnB…

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𝙃𝙖𝙨𝙖𝙣 (-_•) @0pethereal

3 days ago

@ShinjiMiqo I know I’m not getting fooled by that expression

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𝙃𝙖𝙨𝙖𝙣 (-_•) @0pethereal

4 days ago

@PROTOSABREJR TELL ME IM ALL (QU)EARS

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𝙃𝙖𝙨𝙖𝙣 (-_•) @0pethereal

4 days ago

@Maxiiharumisawa Between Danielson and Storm, Swerve is a shout and I’d wanna revisit this convo in a few years once Kyle moves up

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JJ Williams @JJWilliamsWON

4 days ago

Everybody is fighting their own battles but they don't have to be in it alone. @JonMoxley #AEWWrestleDream

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And in the end, you just have to hold on. The people you love will always be with you, and they will always guide you through the forest. Heart, spirit, will, grief, Jon Moxley just kept holding on and found solace in triumph. The only way out is through.

Adonis @YoungDonny_

5 days ago

This stretch is wrestling at its most powerful. Davis’ cold nature, Moxley’s selling, Marina and DG’s words/energy. Belief can come from different places, it’s the fights we don’t think we can win that we must wage, you never have to do it alone.

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𝙃𝙖𝙨𝙖𝙣 (-_•) @0pethereal

5 days ago

@Victorr525 I genuinely struggle to think where he goes after dropping the belt, that might be another metamorphosis in my life

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nini ۶ৎ @yutamox

5 days ago

jon moxley i would fucking die for you

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⛧ @7700saint

5 days ago

A story on how to overcome grief through acceptance, told through a masterfully worked professional wrestling match. Not only was this match excellently worked, but this is one of, if not Jon Moxley’s greatest performances of all time. Grief is an emotion I’ve publicly spoke upon many times. It’s something I’ve had to face in great anounts, as I’m sure most of you have as well. It’s one of the most confusing, soul crushing feelings a person can experience, one that can evolve in numerous ways overtime. These performers are so mentally resilient that they can go out on a multi-weekly basis and convert those emotions into fuel, for our entertainment. Professional wrestling touches the soul most when a beautiful story is told, or it tackles issues bigger than the medium itself. This match did both of those things. What is more human than having to pick ourselves up and keep going, despite the constantly overwhelming urge to shut down? The urge to let not just our grief, but a culmination of all of our emotions swallow us whole. Tonight, Jon Moxley along with the rest of the Death Riders showed us that it is possible to accomplish a healthy amount of both. Acknowledging the grief, feeling okay enough to cry, surrounding ourselves with those who care, and pushing through for those who left this Earth believing we could. Hundreds of performers around the world from AEW, to WWE, TNA, New Japan, etc. are dealing with not just the grief of PAC, but millions of situations we don’t even know about. They all deserve the utmost amount of praise and consideration for that. Jon Moxley and Mark Davis decided to approach this situation differently. Decided to become the living embodiments of perseverance itself. Davis’ consistently monstrous run this year has now reached its ultimate climax. Every unreal performance has led to this. Dunkzilla was unbelievable here. The perfect foil to act as an impossible obstacle for Mox to overcome. Capitalizing on Mox’s state of mind, relentlessly targeting the neck throughout the matfh. Despite the emotional weight of the match, the psychology was still extremely tight. As expected the match was brutal, stiff, brilliantly worked. This is personally one of my favorite matches ever. One that resonates with me, and will stick with me for a long time. Ace of The Universe.