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Mike Knox was tight for a second. I forgot he used the Sister Abigail too. Made it look better, IMO.
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RVD getting busted for drugs while champ shelved whatever the original plans were going to be. Big Show was actually a pretty great heel champ in WWECW but Vince was moronic for doing the Batista match at the Hammerstein Ballroom and expecting the crowd to react the way he wanted. Vince forcing Bobby Lashley to be the one to dethrone Big Show at December to Dismember was pretty much the final nail. After that WWECW is pretty much whatever Vince feels like for direction and focus. |
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Really like Kurt Angle's ECW remix theme, minus the hella awkward loop intro.
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Rico playing some mind games.
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That's amazing. Well done, Rico.
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I dunno if this post is thread worthy in and of itself, but it could be good for a couple replies, I imagine.
In any event, Vince McMahon allegedly gets behind people who he believes can kick his ass in a fight. And those folks are usually what are defined as "Big Sweaty Men." This leads me to Zack Sabre Jr. When I first saw him, I thought he looked like a 12 year old Ken Shamrock. Then, during the match I saw, I realized "This dude could tie me in a knot without much effort." From then on, I realized he was awesome. And then, I had to think about the folks I was a fan of, and they virtually all had one thing in common: They could either whip my ass or they look like they could whip my ass. I am not saying this to sound like some kind of Internet Tough Guyİ, but if I see a guy coming to the ring that looks like a chump, I'm gonna be like "meh." The only appeal for someone like that is that, if they're annoying enough (Enzo Amore and Miz), I might enjoy seeing them get the shit beaten out of them. I think a lot of that comes from being into WWF during the early '90s and liking some of the Bill Watts era of WCW (but not Erik Watts, who ironically didn't look like he could beat a drum, much less a grown man in a fight). |
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I was okay with the Enzo, Neville, and the rest of the Cruiserweight division closing RAW last evening.
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Now that I think about it, though, "It's all about me" somewhat reminds me of David Otunga's theme ("It's all about me/It's all about the power"). |
Seems like there are a lot of "wrestler holding a koala" pics on the internet
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WWE is obviously running an underground koala sex ring to raise pyro money for WrestleMania.
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Do you guys think Jinder will get a second reign?
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Of course my reign ends just as we get another lead on the Luger case, now I have to beg for people to help out on this important case. Bruiser Brody somehow had knowledge of Luger's handling of Miss Elizabeth, but Brody knew back in January of 1987! That is why if you go back and see their match you'll obviously see Brody pissed at Luger and started throwing their match. When the match was over Luger asked Brody if it was something he did to upset him and knowing full well that telling Luger of his future would cause a rip in the space-time continuum, so he simply proclaimed..."no", when in reality it tore Brody up, Luger somehow knew that he was being hunted by time traveling wrasslers so he had Brody stabbed in the showers to cover up his knowledge. Hence why we have the Internet now.
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So sick of Luger! I bet he told Jinder to say those racist things last week too!
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We have to trace it now, he definitely helped out with last night's Jinder promo with the images of Shinsuke Nakamura, my son has disdain for me calling him Shitstain, but his mom started that whole thing and you can't get that out my brain for a hot minute yo. yeah dude. so.
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The way I see it, why waste money and time making new ones if they're only going to be used three times on TV over twelve days, four months into a title reign? |
True but WWE does like making bad decisions.
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Think something like this has happened before where a champ finally got their side plates only to lose it shortly afterwards. Was more common when it was just name plates for belts. Only real benefit is if Jinder becomes champ again in the future, WWE doesn't need to have a new set of side plates ordered. |
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The Ring of Honor, what a great fucking idea.
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Really enjoyed Cody's time away from WWE. That's really no different from Alberto, Galloway, or anyone else that has left WWE recently. They seem to have more freedom which is great and lets them explore what works. Cody found something that he really likes and fits him and he's got the ROH World title stuff along with the Bullet Club stuff and their are alot of options for him going forward. How long before him and Kenny start to really butt heads? It's already being teased and could eventually come down to him and Omega. How big would Omega vs Okada be if the were ROH and IWGP Champions? It's just alot more than he had going for him in WWE and he's enjoying it.
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I heard the match was cut short due to time constraints, which is bullshit. Because if the whole card wasn't planned enough to give the Main Event as much time as they need, as that is theoretically what people PAID TO FUCKING SEE, that's on the promoter. And if another match went longer than it needed to which it cut into the time needed for a proper Main Event, which again the people theoretically PAID TO FUCKING SEE, that is on both the promoter and the talent of that particular match. Because let's face it: Suzuki doesn't come to the US often. And odds are, he may never wrestle in the US again. |
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From this week's Observer Newsletter on Vince's mentality for Reigns-Cena and Strowman-Lesnar matches at No Mercy.
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