So, what has Wink done essentially? What does this mean for Chikara?
So, what has Wink done essentially? What does this mean for Chikara?
I'll tell you how I feel. In Your House is restoring my wrestling spirit. Even more than NXT.
I had a feeling Archie was behind everything he had the sports almanac from the first time he was back fisted.
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I never would have guessed, but these matches and the style are really fucking good. WWE doesn't lay out matches that way anymore. Even something like Douglas vs Razor which is a pretty basic match, but that lay out to a basic match feels really novel today. HBK/Bret at their peak, Foley at his Mankind peak, Austin in the full swing of Stone Cold. It's some good shit.
The Buried Alive match is way better than I ever remembered. It's about to make the leap to official Attitude Era stuff, which didn't really live up as much match wise after mid 98. But who would have guessed that 1995-1997 would restore the wrestling spirit? Up next is Vader vs Austin vs Taker vs Bret. This set is awesome. For reals.
Lol, the crowd are being forced out of the building, some nearly getting into fights with security, while someone apparently broke the glass door of the Trocadero. Bryce was seen leaving the building in tears.
Ah, but the almanac is only relevant to one time-line - it predicted that Archie would win the YLC, but when he returned to the present he ended up losing the YLC.
Basically you're saying that current WWE matches lack any real in-ring storytelling/psychology?
so I don't watch a LOT of Chikara, but I'm not the only one baffled, right
Mr. Sandman said:I'm liking Caleb Conley as a singles competitor, so glad they ended The Scene.
Suicide v3 (v4?) is decent.
Suicide v3 (v4?) is decent.
That's Puma/TJP. He's been pretty great since 2010 or so, nice to see people taking notice.