Mr. Enigma
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I still contend DDP should have been the guy to beat Hogan at Starrcade '97.
Funny how badly they neutered him since his New Japan days. Funny and sad.
Funny how badly they neutered him since his New Japan days. Funny and sad.
Also Face Batista was absolutely horrible, take it from me. Worst.
People shine when they're allowed to be themselves and turn it up to 11.
That's Harley Race? Well, I'll be.The piercings really did wonders for Harley Race's age.
Endear yourself to us! Give us answers to some simple, small questions so we know what you're like...
Is WCW awesome? Y/N
Do you have any interest in Japanese wrestling? Y/N
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awesome picYou're good in my book!
Funny how badly they neutered him since his New Japan days. Funny and sad.
At least a lot of those matches were competitive and not squashes. Unlike most monster matches in WWE.
I just don't find it at all entertaining. I mean in theory it's cool, great build up, unbeatable, then finally gets beaten by someone. But then what? I DON'T KNOW YO.
Ummmmmmmmmm, what about RYBACK???????????.....and a lot of the matches were competitive, that's what makes an unstoppable monster fun, when you throw your best at him constantly and he's still unstoppable.
I'm so tired of the monster heel in general. What's the point of it? He comes in, dominates the roster for what feels like forever, and then what? You can't keep a monster going on forever. They have to become vulnerable at some point.
It's just such a stupid thing. It's not just monster personas, it's any time they debut a wrestler. Why does debut = win every match for the foreseeable future until they just flake-out.
Why can't someone debut, win some, lose some, put up great fights/promos, and try to win over the fans on way or another. Why is domination the only way to introduce someone new.
Ummmmmmmmmm, what about RYBACK???????????
.....and a lot of the matches were competitive, that's what makes an unstoppable monster fun, when you throw your best at him constantly and he's still unstoppable.
If Owen were doing what he did in 1994-1999 today, he'd be the most over face on the internet.
The internet would turn on him as soon as he becomes popular.
And now I'm watching Owen vs 1-2-3 Kid and Chuck Taylor is OUT of his mind if he truly thinks he doesn't look like X-Pac. Not so much X-Pac X-Pac, but he looks almost identical to 1-2-3 Kid.
and Macho on commentary. YOU CANT TAKE AN EYE OFF HIYIIIIIIIIIIIIIMUHHH
I also think the best feud going on right now is Sheamus/Big Show. Finally someone who won't pin off a Bro Kick and seeing Sheamus deadlift 440lbs into a White Noise is just such a great feat it looks really impressive (not enough wrestlers have a decent looking moveset/finisher in the WWE right now)
Latest NXT goons;
Neville is PAC, Reid is Welsh wrestler Steve Starr and Axl Keegan & Sasha are from the New England indy scene, where they are known as Max Bauer and Mercedes KV, respectively.
I still think Punk's best feud was last year with the New Nexus vs Orton. Punk/Orton at Extreme Rules 2011 was a hell of a match I don't think Orton has ever done a better RKO than the one he did off the top rope and the best part is none of you "RKO outta nowhere" marks can bash it because it was very clearly coming and it was great.
Obviously that changed when Punk turned into the most popular man on the roster for a while. This meant his feud with Cena could be competitive with viewers being unaware of the outcome which in turn made for a much stronger feud.
Latest NXT goons;
Neville is PAC, Reid is Welsh wrestler Steve Starr and Axl Keegan & Sasha are from the New England indy scene, where they are known as Max Bauer and Mercedes KV, respectively.
Trailer for Nigel McGuinness' kickstarter-funded documentary 'The Last of McGuinness';
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBNLuRorKbE
Sometimes I stumble upon the weirdest pictures.
Are the New England wrester's any good?
If he didn't have Hep C, what was it?
What has PAC done to himself? Last time I saw him he was a pretty skinny.
Now he's a colossus.
CarthVonMonk said:Yes, originally posted on neogaf, not my work. Just wanted to share.
In the segment breakdown, Randy Orton and Kofi Kingston vs. Dolph Ziggler and Alberto Del Rio lost 74,000 from the opener. The angle with Vickie Guerrero, AJ Lee, John Cena and Dolph Ziggler as well as Big Show vs. William Regal gained 468,000 viewers, which is strong growth for that point in the show. Layla vs. Kaitlyn and clips to hype Jerry Lawler's return lost 234,000 viewers.
Lawler's return with the segment involving CM Punk, Paul Heyman and Mick Foley gained 745,000 viewers for a high 3.38 quarter hour rating. The end of the angle lost 876,000 viewers.
Sin Cara, Rey Mysterio, Tyson Kidd and Justin Gabriel vs. Titus O'Neil, Darren Young, Primo and Epico gained 233,000 viewers in the last few minutes. Tensai vs. R-Truth lost 253,000 viewers. Brad Maddox vs. Ryback gained 755,000 viewers for a 3.28 quarter rating in the 10pm timeslot. This is the best 10pm growth in a long time.
Sheamus vs. David Otunga lost 910,000 viewers, which would be among the most viewers lost in one segment all year. Kane and The Miz vs. Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow lost 40,000 viewers. The lowest point of the whole show came at the beginning of CM Punk vs. John Cena. The first half of that match lost 313,000 viewers and did a 2.42 quarter hour rating. It picked up at 11pm for the overrun, finishing with a 2.99 quarter rating after gaining 528,000 viewers.