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August Wrasslin' |OT| starring Bryan Danielson & John Cena in a worked reality show
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BronsonLee
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Yeah, that was more or less my reaction too when I heard this. CONFUSIONNNNNNNN
Marvel
could never
The man speaks the truth.
For the new page.....current winning topic is:
Triple H |OT2| This thread is a solid B+
The Frankman
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Bryan better get some measure of revenge this week. I can't believe people were trying to say he didn't get buried last week.
- verbally smacked down by Stephanie
- thrown out by Steph
- trashed by Mr. H
- trashed by Vince
- beaten up by The Shield
- RKO'd
did I miss anything?
- verbally smacked down by Stephanie
- thrown out by Steph
- trashed by Mr. H
- trashed by Vince
- beaten up by The Shield
- RKO'd
did I miss anything?
Oh, Russo goes into great detail on that too.
So, they had a meeting and everyone pretty much agreed to put the belt on Booker T. So Russo had to convince Hogan to not win the belt from Jarrett. So he wrote this match where Hogan was made to look like a million bucks and beating a bunch of guys before finally losing the shot at the belt that way. Gave that to Johnny Ace, who went to Hogan and Hogan shot it down. So Russo went back, rewrote it to have Hogan murder half the roster and then lose and gave that to Johnny Ace, Hogan accepted that. This was Friday before the PPV. So un Sunday, a few hours before the PPV, Johnny Ace comes to Russo and tells him to go to Hogan's trailer, because he wasn't willing to do the job.
Now Russo has to get Hogan to drop the belt so he can put it on Booker, Hogan tries to pitch him an idea where Jarrett loses the belt to him and Russo lets him finish. Then he goes "Okay, so in the real world, I'm gonna go out here and tell Jarrett you're not doing the job and taking the belt from him? That guys gonna go batshit insane. He won't take that. So how about we do this..." so Russo agrees with Hogan that they're gonna treat this like a shoot, he goes to Jarrett, tells them Hogan isn't willing to do the job and to screw him, Jarrett is gonna lay down in the ring and then the whole thing with Hogan leaving and Russo's shoot promo is gonna go down. After which they'll have the Booker/Jarrett match with Booker winning.
The idea is that after this, Hogan leaves for a while, comes back and he and Booker feud over who's the real champ and they'll both have belts. But, Russo said to Hogan, we'll figure out the aftermath later and at one point tells him "I'll call you tomorrow and we'll work on the details." Now, the next day, Russo is on the phone with the president of WCW at the time, and tells him the whole story and how he's about to call Hogan to work out the details and the guy tells him. "Don't. We can't afford to pay Hogan for any more dates right now. Leave it" and Russo doesn't call him after all, Hogan gets pissed off, files lawsuit etc.
According to Russo he told Jarrett the next day it was all a work and they played him. Jeff legit thought Hogan wasn't willing to do the job and got really angry and ready to do the finish.
Well to be fair, the only way to pull yourself up is to be buried.
And no, I don't see him getting much of an advantage until week before the PPV.
He'll go over strong, but the damned number games.
I see him eventually costing the Shield their belts as his first major tide turner
British Monsoon
Member
He didn't and that term has lost all meaning with internet fans these days.
This is a burial;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvNyQqSjgIo#t=5m20s
Or Austin jobbing the US title to Jim Duggan.
Marvel
could never
That Axel grin
It's no DDP grin.
Yes, you saw him fighting, not running away. You saw thousands of people Yes-chanting. You saw the heels talk him down. You saw the shield beating him down and him still getting to the ring.
This is not burying, this is them building him up as the underdog so that when he finally does win the title, it's not a meaningless thing where the internet darling wins the belt for a three month run, but literally everyone is going to go: "YES! FINALLY! HE DID IT!" and pop a huge buyrate.
You don't get buried when the top heels in the company are in a program with you over the WWE Title, you are the focus of the program and everyone fucking loves you for it.
BronsonLee
Member
Another thing to add: He went over Cena. CLEAN AS A SHEET. Even Punk never got that.
On a side note, Cena must really hate SummerSlam since he loses there almost every year
On a side note, Cena must really hate SummerSlam since he loses there almost every year
1) Triple H actually won a match with the spinebuster?
2)I completely tried to bury this memory. For the life of me, I still don't get why he pedigreed them.
3)He goes over the tag champs in a handicap match clean. He gets one up on Carlito after a 3-1 assault and then decides to attack the faces who helped him anyhow. WOW
Pffft....you think that's a burial? Clearly you haven't played the Triple H storyline in WWE '12.
He buries everyone on the way to retiring as WWE Champion....and I think he gets his # of title reigns past Ric Flair's to boot.
How about when Cena and Orton buried the WWE roster and then Triple H buried them.
Now I kind of want to see Daniel Bryan vs. The WWE Roster.
Now I kind of want to see Daniel Bryan vs. The WWE Roster.
Oh I remember that
Doesn't he come back at Mania and beat like Orton and Cena at the end?
Also fun/sad to note, not a single person from that video is still with the company except Triple H
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That David flair thin sounds like the storyline from ASm where green goblinot gwen dtaxy pregnant
British Monsoon
Member
I would love it if it was similar to the AJW Gauntlet, where Manami Toyota had to face off against the entire AJW roster in 30 singles matches;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKueWf0zBq0
BronsonLee
Member
I'm assuming this is the London/Kendrick thing?
Yeah, NOBODY GOT THAT. It was very confusing. I guess it was to show he was a lone wolf deal, but it's on, like, Austin stunning Keibler for not liking beer level of out of nowhere stupid
But that was AFTER Sheamus won all the goddamn titles! Trips NEEDED HIS REVENGGGEEEE
That just makes me think of that sweet goddamn double team RKO they did to Cody. Orton in RKO mode is hilarity
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Deleted member 47027
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So what do you guys think about this wrestling match in a shark cage, from old WCCW?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVaTRP0-ud0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVaTRP0-ud0
Great idea, horrible execution
Should've done a Shark Cage on a Pole Match instead.
'12 had the best story mode of the previous generation. Even if the gameplay was horrible and they made it worse by some of the stuff they did in storymode specifically, I suffered through it for some of the best WWE game writing ever. It was basically taking WWE storylines and going places WWE would never go.
BronsonLee
Member
Story mode wise, WWE has had some decent ones, and some reaaaaal bad ones (like the unfortunate timing of Taker chokeslamming Eddie into a casket, like a month after he died)
But yeah, 12 was the good shit. Build up to Cena, then NOAP here comes Sheamus. United Kingdom was a legitimately awesome stable. At least Regal got some form of shine. It was a fun moment (though I got spoiled on it) to have Trips come back right after Sheamus wins everything.
Then the Jacob Cass/NXT stuff was cool, what with INCOMING WCW. Though having to use a specific moveset really pissed me off. And Aries doing the VO was hilarious too, just like when Ki did Suicide
Arrowgigantic
Member
What was really grinding my gears about that year was wrestling to cut scenes or certain events....you were almost never wrestling to win the matches. Worst wrestling game mechanic ever.
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Deleted member 47027
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It's Monday. Time for a new Fave Five.
Fave Five MOST POWERFUL Finishers
5. Nash's Jackknife Powerbomb
4. Kane's Chokeslam
3. Stan Hansen's Lariatooooo
2. Doomsday Device (LoD/Road Warriors)
1. Batista Bomb
Fave Five MOST POWERFUL Finishers
5. Nash's Jackknife Powerbomb
4. Kane's Chokeslam
3. Stan Hansen's Lariatooooo
2. Doomsday Device (LoD/Road Warriors)
1. Batista Bomb
BronsonLee
Member
Yeah, that's become a really weird thing...I haven't played '13 pretty much at all, but I think it's the same there too. Pretty dumb.
To be fair though, if you don't do that, then you become some unstoppable Goldberg machine who never loses, which was basically what happened in the Season Modes
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Deleted member 47027
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The Junkhammer? Ehh...alright. It's good. Sometimes it looked less than spectacular but so did all my picks.
EDIT:
Second Set of Fave Five Most POWERFUL Finishers
6. Nakamura's Boma Ye
7. Husky Harris' Ass Drop
8. CM Punk's Pepsi Plunge
9. Low Ki's Warrior's Way
10. Davey Boy Smith's Running Powerbomb
EDIT:
Second Set of Fave Five Most POWERFUL Finishers
6. Nakamura's Boma Ye
7. Husky Harris' Ass Drop
8. CM Punk's Pepsi Plunge
9. Low Ki's Warrior's Way
10. Davey Boy Smith's Running Powerbomb
BronsonLee
Member
Are we talking in kayfabe here? If so...
5. Kazuchika Okada's Rainmaker
4. Hirooki Goto's Ura Shouten
3. Michelle McCool's Faithbreaker
2. Beth Phoenix's Glam Slam
1. Victoria/Tara's Widow's Peak
Reasoning; I can only recall the Faithbreaker and Glam Slam being kicked out of once, and that's during their final matches. Rainmaker is always an ender, Shouten I believe is, and I can't recall any time EVER that someone's kicked out of the Widow's Peak
tldr; Puro and Women Wrestling have the most powerful finishers
PS: Give Okada like 2 more years of nuking people with it and it'll be that
I always loved it, though it should never go without a spear. Spear + Jackhammer = death.
If Bryan keeps his finisher, which seems so, his Goatram knee to the face will be in my fave five finishers of all time sooner rather than later. As long as people keep taking it like Cena and Barrett did.
If Bryan keeps his finisher, which seems so, his Goatram knee to the face will be in my fave five finishers of all time sooner rather than later. As long as people keep taking it like Cena and Barrett did.
British Monsoon
Member
1. The Western Lariat, by Stan Hansen - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3JutcZ4eOI
2. The Backdrop Driver, by Steve Williams - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxanIU_8Ka0
3. The Burning Hammer, by Kenta Kobashi - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AfaATYmbpQ
4. The Vertical Drop Brainbuster, by Shinya Hashimoto - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUbFV6E2_iE
5. The Japanese Ocean Cyclone Suplex, by Manami Toyota - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boMZDa8-PsE
I defy you to find a match where someone kicked out of the lariat. Plenty of guys found ways around it, like getting knocked to the floor and counted out, but no one ever, ever kicked out if Hansen managed to make the pin after hitting his lariatooooooooooooo.
2. The Backdrop Driver, by Steve Williams - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxanIU_8Ka0
3. The Burning Hammer, by Kenta Kobashi - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AfaATYmbpQ
4. The Vertical Drop Brainbuster, by Shinya Hashimoto - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUbFV6E2_iE
5. The Japanese Ocean Cyclone Suplex, by Manami Toyota - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boMZDa8-PsE
I defy you to find a match where someone kicked out of the lariat. Plenty of guys found ways around it, like getting knocked to the floor and counted out, but no one ever, ever kicked out if Hansen managed to make the pin after hitting his lariatooooooooooooo.
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Deleted member 47027
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This is a nifty one.
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Deleted member 47027
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I can't get over my love of powerbombs.
looks pretty powerful to me
Break someones neck, whydontcha.
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Deleted member 47027
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Spike Dudley sure could take a powerbomb.
On the other hand, I never ever liked the Razor's Edge. Didn't look devastating, just 'uncomfortable'.
On the other hand, I never ever liked the Razor's Edge. Didn't look devastating, just 'uncomfortable'.
The Frankman
Banned
Didn't matter if he was the focus, for one week he was buried to the moon.
Also yeah, burials don't have the same meaning because true burials don't happen much anymore. Remember when Mr. H "buried" Curtis Axel before the "concussion"?
British Monsoon
Member
Sunflower said:
Yeah, it looks pretty damn brutal.
The amount of big, famous moves innovated by Japanese women wrestlers is all kinds of amazing;
. Akira Hokuto - innovated the Northern Lights Bomb & the Gutwrench sit-out powerbomb.
. Etsuko Mita - innovated the Death Valley Driver.
. Jaguar Yokota - innovated the double underhook powerbomb/piledriver, the original Tiger Driver and the suplex powerslam (Jackhammer).
. Kyoko Inoue - innovated the Niagara Driver and the Burning Hammer.
. Lioness Asuka - innovated the Argentine backbreaker into a powerbomb.
. Manami Toyota - innovated the Japanese Ocean Cyclone Suplex and the disgusting Victory Star Drop; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoxGfLRL6Y0
. Mariko Yoshida - innovated the Air Raid Crash.
. Mayumi Ozaki - innovated the Tequila Sunrise Suplex.
. Megumi Kudo - innovated the Vertebreaker.
I'm sure there's a ton more I'm forgetting.
BronsonLee
Member
Yeah, Joshi is king when it comes to A: innovative moves to steal and B: good goddamn matches
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Deleted member 47027
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Ted DiBiase Jr is out of WWE, not resigning:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7C8mJvases
Hope he's headed to Japan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7C8mJvases
Hope he's headed to Japan.
5. Kevin Nash/Diesels' Jacknife Powerbomb
4. Antonio Cesaro's Neutralizer
3. Goldberg's Jackhammer
2. The Giant/Big Show's Chokeslam
1. Hardcore Holly's Falcon Arrow
At least leaving on good terms
And sure, he'll come back with more world training.. hopefully.