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coconono posted:he catches the chair with his arm a little but holy poo poo that had to suck. Does the fact that he got hit with the hinged side of the seat and it opened on impact not protect him? I'm no expert obviously but it seems to me like it might be a similar principal to the whole "a breaking table absorbs more energy from a big fall than a floor pad." You know, one of those smoke and mirrors tricks that makes something obviously dangerous a lot safer. Obviously one prefers no chairshots to the head at all, but still.
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As someone who only watches the occasional TNA PPV and surrounding shows... I was going to comment on how the Grand Champion is the least believable thing on a show that had a Broken Hardys/Decay feud, how every round so far have been unanimous 10-9 decisions, and lol Aron Rex. But it seems like I came back just in time for the latest TNA financial drama 
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Golashes posted:I want to bid on a belt at a tax lien auction really badly. i think the belts belong to whoever held them last actually
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Golashes posted:I want to bid on a belt at a tax lien auction really badly. Goon Project to buy the TNA Grand Championship.
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corn in the bible posted:i think the belts belong to whoever held them last actually That's how it worked in the old days when champions put down five-figure deposits on them, but I somehow doubt anyone in TNA even has that kind of money.
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Defiance Industries posted:That's how it worked in the old days when champions put down five-figure deposits on them, but I somehow doubt anyone in TNA even has that kind of money. congrats to the hardys for owning the tna tag belts
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Knowing TNA they will send out the real belts to someone who orders the fake belts. If TNA even makes replicate belts. I can't be arsed to check I'm sorry.
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Defiance Industries posted:That's how it worked in the old days when champions put down five-figure deposits on them, but I somehow doubt anyone in TNA even has that kind of money. True, but seriously, if you were handed the physical belt today, would you give it back so it could be put in a warehouse/TNA offices and be auctioned off or lost to the ages, or would you keep it as a memento, that may or may not be valuable in the future. I mean, surely the old old AWA belt, (for example) would be worth something today to whoever kept his hands on it.
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BrigadierSensible posted:True, but seriously, if you were handed the physical belt today, would you give it back so it could be put in a warehouse/TNA offices and be auctioned off or lost to the ages, or would you keep it as a memento, that may or may not be valuable in the future. It's a very real possibility that the current belt-holders will gently caress off with them and nobody will try to take them back because the government doesn't give much of a gently caress, but if someone buys TNA then THEY might try to track them down, and they'd be within their legal rights to do so. It really comes down to the disposition of whomever wins the auction
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rare Magic card l00k posted:Goon Project to buy the TNA Grand Championship. Don't worry, this one's already handled.
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I think the old territories made their champs pay a deposit because belts were expensive to make and most of those promotions were already running on razor-thin budgets, so if a dude loses the belt in a coke-fueled daze then that's on his rear end. Don't know if that's still a thing today, though. IIRC WWE has multiple dummy copies of their belts for the wrestlers to carry out on TV, while the "real" belt is the one they travel with and get to keep at home while they're champ. E: Also for most rinky-dink indies that die out, trying to get the titles back isn't worth the hassle so they just let the current holders keep them. Bryan Alvarez has some random midcard/tag belts he just kept around because those promotions went under while he was a champ. Benne fucked around with this message at 09:30 on Oct 17, 2016 |
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Meltzer says if TNA can to get to January the India TV will cover most of the debts. However that means they'll have no budget for 2017.
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BrigadierSensible posted:True, but seriously, if you were handed the physical belt today, would you give it back so it could be put in a warehouse/TNA offices and be auctioned off or lost to the ages, or would you keep it as a memento, that may or may not be valuable in the future. It belongs in a museum!
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rovert posted:Meltzer says if TNA can to get to January the India TV will cover most of the debts. I thought if they didn't go to India by the end of the year they were in breach of that contract?
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Are Grand Championship matches done in a faux-MMA style like that one Angle/Joe match, or are people doing Irish whips and back body drops in 3-minute rounds Are only title matches contested under these rules, or do people enter a Grand Championship division where all their matches are contested under these rules
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I'm picturing Dixie with a "India or Bust" sign with an official TNA logo on it in front of a freeway onramp in Tennessee with like 2-3 wrestlers behind her while "On the Road Again" plays. They think they have a ride but just get dropped off in Indiana.
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Jenny Angel posted:Are Grand Championship matches done in a faux-MMA style like that one Angle/Joe match, or are people doing Irish whips and back body drops in 3-minute rounds quote:Are only title matches contested under these rules, or do people enter a Grand Championship division where all their matches are contested under these rules the latter
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oatgan posted:There were one or two like the former that were cool but overwhelmingly it's the latter Christ If they had a couple guys with strong amateur backgrounds and maybe like one or two strong style guys, that could actually be a pretty cool midcard showcase division. But this, uh
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https://twitter.com/SoDuTw/status/788049249426608130Muddy Burphy posted:I thought if they didn't go to India by the end of the year they were in breach of that contract? I thought that too. Sometimes news sites bounce from report to report with explaining things.
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I assume holding on to January means fulfilling all obligations, such as making the India tour and getting more tapings done since they only have enough to last until sometime in November?
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rovert posted:https://twitter.com/SoDuTw/status/788049249426608130 RIP Aron Rex
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Vengeance of Pandas posted:I assume holding on to January means fulfilling all obligations, such as making the India tour and getting more tapings done since they only have enough to last until sometime in November? They're definitely not going to India this year but Sony Six may have relaxed that requirement.
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Rick posted:I'm picturing Dixie with a "India or Bust" sign with an official TNA logo on it in front of a freeway onramp in Tennessee with like 2-3 wrestlers behind her while "On the Road Again" plays. They think they have a ride but just get dropped off in Indiana. I wouldn't even question it if I heard Dixie thought they were the same thing.
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DoctorGonzo posted:Aron Rex
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DoctorGonzo posted:Aron Rex
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do the monty python intro but replace the giant foot with his hand
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I'm so glad I'm not the only one seeing that similarity.
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 Struggled to find a decent source image, you'd have thought it would be an easy thing to find 
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Skarsnik posted:
TNA: Its ends not with a bang but with a thppbbttthh
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grazie
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Skarsnik posted:Struggled to find a decent source image, you'd have thought it would be an easy thing to find Generally what I will do is rip the video from youtube. It's super easy with a bookmarklet from here: http://deturl.com/bookmarklet-to-directly-download-videos-from-youtube.asp Just drag the link to your bookmarks bar, go to a youtube page like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkTeoz4vNH8, click the bookmarklet and it will create download links at the top of the page that you can right click/save. From there you can import the video into Photoshop using File -> Import -> Video Frames to Layers... Or you can use one of the websites that will just allow you to make gifs from youtube videos, like https://giphy.com/create/gifmaker (first one that came up when I googled "youtube to gif")
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I don't really have any idea what I'm doing, but I'll remember that for next time, ta 
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Benne posted:I think the old territories made their champs pay a deposit because belts were expensive to make and most of those promotions were already running on razor-thin budgets, so if a dude loses the belt in a coke-fueled daze then that's on his rear end. Was it so much that, or did the deposit have some stipulations with it as well? So you don't get a Shane Douglas throwing the belt in the trash for a rival promotion or put the belt on a guy who then proceeds to gently caress off to Japan for a year. My guess the deposit was more of an insurance policy on how the champion fulfilled his obligation then coverage on the actual belt itself.
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