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Hey Mister!
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Case in point: How many people are still talking about Rey Fenix getting chokeslamed through a ringside table and mangling his arm? Fucking no one. Meanwhile, 30 years later, people are still referencing terry funk piledriving Flair into a table, and the subsequent I quit match even though it's kids stuff by today's standards. Why? Because back then that kind of stuff rarely happened. So when it did, it was like thunder. AEW has the talent and creative freedom to make The Godfather, but they keep making Dude, Where's My Car. |
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boop/bop/beep
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Maybe it's more they have the freedom to make The Sopranos, but they keep making The Many Saints of Newark. Somewhat entertaining, but forgettable. Sorry--but Dude, Where's My Car is plain unwatchable, and I don't think that's a fair comparison since at least AEW puts out some good matches.
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