May Wrasslin' |OT| Super Strong Style 16 - Thread Edition 2015

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What a time to be alive.

I wish booker t could have done that after Mania 19
 
mark henry's world heavyweight title win and reign were vastly superior to Cena feuding with alberto del rio and Punk's quickly imploding summer
 
Good that Dean is watching New Japan. Just get Rollins to watch to find a better finisher.

Well he probably used that Phoenix Splash after seeing Hayabusa use it.

Not really sure what other finishers he could use from New Japan guys other than the Penalty Kick.

Can always do the Stardust Press too I guess.
 
Why would you wish for someone else to use a Shibata move when it'll just make their version look nowhere near as good as Shibata's?
 
I would love to see seth-kun use the Shouten Kai.
 
The last time a team holding the tag team championships held the titles for more than 300 days was Paul London and Brian Kendrick who held the titles for 331 days after winning them in 2006.

#AllTitlesMatter
 
The last time an Intercontinental Championship Reign lasted over 300 days was The Honky Tonk Man who held the belt for 454 days starting in 1987.

#AllTitlesMatter
 
lol, yeah but so far he has lost 4 moves from 3 wrestlers. Bryan uses his knee and submission move, Punk took the GTS and Balor took the stomp.

The good news is one of those moves is already freed up and two more should be following shortly!
 
No WWE Divas Champion has ever held the title for more than 300 days. AJ Lee came the closest with 295 days. Trish Stratus held the WWE Women's Championship for 448 days starting in 2005.

#AllTitlesMatter
 
Man watching the Foley stuff with him as Comish from the clips they showed last night.

Why can't they do stuff like that?
 
No WWE Divas Champion has ever held the title for more than 300 days. AJ Lee came the closest with 295 days. Trish Stratus held the WWE Women's Championship for 448 days starting in 2005.

#AllTitlesMatter

Keep in mind Trish's reign in 2005 involved her being injured for a large chunk of it.

But they didn't strip her of the title because loltrishwins
 
Keep in mind Trish's reign in 2005 involved her being injured for a large chunk of it.

But they didn't strip her of the title because loltrishwins

If you forget Trish, you have to go all the way back to Alundra Blaze for the next long term Women's Champion.
 
Dean Ambrose held the WWE United States Championship for 351 days beginning in 2013. However he only defended the title 14 times, 4 of which were on PPV and he went 3.5 months without defending the belt.

#AllTitlesMatter
 
Rank 'em:
Paul London
Evan Bourne
Billy Kidman
Neville
Justin Gabriel
Evan Karagias
John Morrison
Brian Kendrick
 
Dean Ambrose held the WWE United States Championship for 351 days beginning in 2013. However he only defended the title 14 times, 4 of which were on PPV and he went 3.5 months without defending the belt.

#AllTitlesMatter

friend cener is making up for that millennial jobber's treatment of the belt, at least.
 
The last time a team holding the tag team championships held the titles for more than 300 days was Paul London and Brian Kendrick who held the titles for 331 days after winning them in 2006.

#AllTitlesMatter

The last time an Intercontinental Championship Reign lasted over 300 days was The Honky Tonk Man who held the belt for 454 days starting in 1987.

#AllTitlesMatter

No WWE Divas Champion has ever held the title for more than 300 days. AJ Lee came the closest with 295 days. Trish Stratus held the WWE Women's Championship for 448 days starting in 2005.

#AllTitlesMatter

Dean Ambrose held the WWE United States Championship for 351 days beginning in 2013. However he only defended the title 14 times, 4 of which were on PPV and he went 3.5 months without defending the belt.

#AllTitlesMatter

My point is, minor championships aren't given a chance to shine in WWE. You need to reign for close to a year to have a truly memorable title run. If by chance someone is given the ball for that long, they aren't given anything to do with it and can be forgotten for part of that time.

#AllTitlesMatter
 
My point is, minor championships aren't given a chance to shine in WWE. You need to reign for close to a year to have a truly memorable title run. If by chance someone is given the ball for that long, they aren't given anything to do with it and can be forgotten for part of that time.

#AllTitlesMatter

The hilarious thing about the minor titles in WWE these days. The moment someone comes close to having a decently lengthy reign, WWE realizes it, mentions it on TV, and then has said person lose the belt within the month.
 
The hilarious thing about the minor titles in WWE these days. The moment someone comes close to having a decently lengthy reign, WWE realizes it, mentions it on TV, and then has said person lose the belt within the month.

I remember that happening with AJ Lee the night she lost the belt.

I think it's a tell for when someone is going to lose the title. If they mention the # of days, the champ is fucked.
 
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