He was a huge star there.That would explain it then.
BTW, how was Hogan run in Japan?
He was a huge star there.That would explain it then.
BTW, how was Hogan run in Japan?
Too much. But also awesome. Their little feud was great. I liked it a lot. Even though it's somewhat hard to watch these days.
The attitude era aged well. Everyone is just soft.
Heart in hand Naito is the best wrestler in the world right now
I actually agree.He checks the boxes in most areas, but he is still a three star at best on the mic and working the crowd.
As far as total package, can work like crazy, makes anyone look good, work the crowd I think he is definitely up there.
The attitude era aged well. Everyone is just soft.
NahThe attitude era aged well. Everyone is just soft.
The attitude era aged well. Everyone is just soft.
Oh I don't care about the crowd, the audience will never change. I'm just talking about the product. Shit, most comic book movies are more morbid than the attitude era that everyone whines about not aging well.I liked to think so, but then you look in the crowd and see signs with fag and homo and slut or some racist shit and then you have to say "oh yeah"
What I put in the toilet is more interesting than the product today.whether the attitude era aged well or not, it still completely shits on today's wwe
I think the good stuff aged well
What I put in the toilet is more interesting than the product today.
They should take those Hollywood writers and put them on network shows and get actual people with experience in the business as the story writers.
It's ridiculous, everything is so basic and you can see right through it.
Ffs, when was the last time we had a swerve we weren't expecting? I don't even count Seth turning on the shield.
I've seen one Okada match.
Of course, you'd be wrestling in a bingo hall. Small time jabronie.Look at my fan Blue marking out to my greatness. Had to show him love
I said damn.youve seen em all
What I put in the toilet is more interesting than the product today.
They should take those Hollywood writers and put them on network shows and get actual people with experience in the business as the story writers.
It's ridiculous, everything is so basic and you can see right through it.
Ffs, when was the last time we had a swerve we weren't expecting? I don't even count Seth turning on the shield.
You can blame the swerve thing on the internet too, it is a whole different world than it was
Yeah we generally know so much more now. I felt like I onew about Orton winning the rumble to face Bray at Mania months before the rumble.
Also, I cant nderstand the Okada hate here. He has had so many great matches. There might be silly stuff sometimes like in Suzuki match but overall he is incredible.
Or maybe they can stop telling everyone the damn plans.You can blame the swerve thing on the internet too, it is a whole different world than it was
Or maybe they can stop telling everyone the damn plans.
Like it's not even just the leaks, it's that everything is one dimensional. Remember when we got something unexpected at the end of a lot of ppvs? Or Raw for that matter? Now Raw just ends, either the heel beats up the face or face beats up the heel. No turning, no expected newness, just the same bullshit.
The only thing I remember from wm 31 due to it being a piece of shit is seth cashing in because no one saw it.
Oh shit mitb last year, Roman losing, no one saw that. But I did know but didn't know dean would cash in. Two great moments in a row.
Okada is absolutely fantastic....
I just prefer Naito
Or maybe they can stop telling everyone the damn plans.
Like it's not even just the leaks, it's that everything is one dimensional. Remember when we got something unexpected at the end of a lot of ppvs? Or Raw for that matter? Now Raw just ends, either the heel beats up the face or face beats up the heel. No turning, no expected newness, just the same bullshit.
The only thing I remember from wm 31 due to it being a piece of shit is seth cashing in because no one saw it.
Oh shit mitb last year, Roman losing, no one saw that. But I did know but didn't know dean would cash in. Two great moments in a row.
Anyway, how hard is it to swerve your dirty sheet writers too? Just keep the final results until right before the match
They should make these events feel special. The sd ppvs felt pretty good whereas the raw events all just felt like raw.That mechanic has changed also.
A) Back then there was direct competition.
B) These days Raw and Smackdown are fillers between PPVs and very little more.
Everything is now to shill the channel, which I have to believe is easier than getting people to bite in for 60 bucks a show.
Playing again now more people have said they bought it. Quote for the code to the MK8 battle room.Made an MK8 WrassleGAF battle room. Quote to see and also say if you're going in so people can join you.
You're better off reading all of my posts from December of 2015.To watch a d rated wcw ppv or not. 98 superbrawl
To watch a d rated wcw ppv or not. 98 superbrawl
Did you review ppv's or something?You're better off reading all of my posts from December of 2015.
Damn that's sad. RIP. Never heard of him.I'm watching Fall Brawl 95 right now myself. Kind of sad though. Watching DDP vs The Renegade. I decided to look up what ever happened to that guy. Now I'm sad. Warrior apparently did interviews making a point to point out that the guy wasn't The Ultimate Warrior. You'd think this was obvious since they were calling him The Renegade and not The ultimate warrior. This apparently killed his momentum leading to him becoming a jobber. Finally after he was fired after a few years of being a jobber he killed himself at Age 33 of a self inflicted gunshot wound.
I had no clue he had killed himself.
Damn, apparently he was depressed after being released by wcw.I'm watching Fall Brawl 95 right now myself. Kind of sad though. Watching DDP vs The Renegade. I decided to look up what ever happened to that guy. Now I'm sad. Warrior apparently did interviews making a point to point out that the guy wasn't The Ultimate Warrior. You'd think this was obvious since they were calling him The Renegade and not The ultimate warrior. This apparently killed his momentum leading to him becoming a jobber. Finally after he was fired after a few years of being a jobber he killed himself at Age 33 of a self inflicted gunshot wound.
I had no clue he had killed himself.
No. But I'm sure my excitement is more interesting than that lol.Did you review ppv's or something?
🙄Damn, apparently he was depressed after being released by wcw.
No. But I'm sure my excitement is more interesting than that lol.
Damn that's sad. RIP. Never heard of him.
Okada is absolutely fantastic....
I just prefer Naito
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