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Flameingblack posted:Robbie E does this better though. Robbie E is bad at everything.
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Minidust posted:What you described is exactly what his character was like on ECW. The gimmick was completely designed around being an obnoxious heel. It's an awkward fit as a face; all he could really do with it is turn the fist pump into a crowd participation thing.
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Flameingblack posted:Robbie E does this better though. I refuse to believe Robbie E does anything better than anyone.
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Glitterbomber posted:I refuse to believe Robbie E does anything better than anyone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmm7J0e4xpk
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Glitterbomber posted:I refuse to believe Robbie E does anything better than anyone. I saw him at a crappy Indie show in Wolverhampton where the only entrance music they could find for him to fist pump to was Poison by Alice Cooper. That was quite entertaining.
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I'm in the hospital with a 103 fever and a bunch of IVs plugged into me. Don't read Twitter in that condition. It's ... weird.
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Timby posted:I'm in the hospital with a 103 fever and a bunch of IVs plugged into me. Don't read Twitter in that condition. It's ... weird.
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AJ Lee posted:Huge thank you to @playstation for sending me a giant box of games. It's just like Christmas, but with actual presents and less crying.
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Timby posted:I'm in the hospital with a 103 fever and a bunch of IVs plugged into me. Don't read Twitter in that condition. It's ... weird. Holy poo poo, Timby. Feel better soon.
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Perigryn posted:What of D-lo's frog splash? D-Lo's frog splash was awesome. D-Lo in general is underrated as gently caress.
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D'Lo is one of those dudes who everyone thinks is more awesome than he really is (Including me. Love the guy). In reality he was perfect where he was. Shouldn't have been any higher or any lower.
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Yeah, he was perfect in the mid-card. Pretty entertaining to watch, but not entertaining enough to be a main-eventer. A solid worker.
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Hawkins is a massive indie fan. If I remember correctly he was the one that turned The Rock onto Kevin Steen recently
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apsouthern posted:Hawkins is a massive indie fan. If I remember correctly he was the one that turned The Rock onto Kevin Steen recently
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Flameingblack posted:It still blows my mind that The Rock is friends with Curt Hawkins, but Hawkins will never make it to the midcard in the WWE. If I'm not mistaken, Hawkins was one of the guys working the ring rust off the Rock before his return to the ring.
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Writer Cath posted:If I'm not mistaken, Hawkins was one of the guys working the ring rust off the Rock before his return to the ring.
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VogeGandire posted:Yeah, he was perfect in the mid-card. Pretty entertaining to watch, but not entertaining enough to be a main-eventer. A solid worker. The thing about D'lo was that he had a window of time where he was a heat magnet. Even when he was in that bad tag team with Chaz, he could still get a "D'lo sucks" chant going. I always thought his ring work was pretty good, but I may have been blinded by the fact that I just kind of loved all his signature spots.
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Glamorama26 posted:The thing about D'lo was that he had a window of time where he was a heat magnet. Even when he was in that bad tag team with Chaz, he could still get a "D'lo sucks" chant going. He had a pretty sweet moveset, and moved really well for a guy his size. When I first started watching and with no frame of reference, I assumed he was a lightweight from the way he got around the ring, only learning later he was 6'6" or something. And he had utterly bitching music.
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Perigryn posted:Along with McGillicutty. I thought Hawkins worked with the Rock and Hawkins and McGillicutty worked with Brock because Brock was good friends with Mr. Perfect.
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BigDanRTW posted:I thought Hawkins worked with the Rock and Hawkins and McGillicutty worked with Brock because Brock was good friends with Mr. Perfect. Lesner was who Perfect tried to wrestle on the plane ride from hell and that lead to perfect getting fired.
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bobkatt013 posted:Lesner was who Perfect tried to wrestle on the plane ride from hell and that lead to perfect getting fired. Friends wrestle friends at 30,000 feet. Well, friends who are insane pro wrestlers do anyway.
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bobkatt013 posted:Lesner was who Perfect tried to wrestle on the plane ride from hell and that lead to perfect getting fired. Lesnar wrote this about Perfect in his book: quote:I wish he practiced what he preached. Curt got in and really got out. He died in 2003. Nice rib ... I really think about him every day. We could have had so much fun together. I miss him so much, because with Curt you were never just passing time. You were enjoying every minute of it. Why did he have to go and die?
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I really do not know how much I believe that. Perfect and Brock were only on the main roster for two months. So who knows if they were actually friends.
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bobkatt013 posted:I really do not know how much I believe that. Perfect and Brock were only on the main roster for two months. So who knows if they were actually friends. Lesnar worked with Perfect on the road a lot. You can find one of their dark matches on YouTube.
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Lone Rogue posted:Lesnar worked with Perfect on the road a lot. You can find one of their dark matches on YouTube. They travelled together too, didn't they?
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Right, what's on the Twitters right now?@ColtCabana posted:JUST DID GUT CHECK .............................. Yup, it's still there :-(] Cabana in a nutshell right there. Wonder how Zack's doing? @ZackRyder posted:Just wrestled...for those wondering, there were 24 lights... Oh dear.
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Mr. Carlisle posted:I don't really understand Ryder's endgame. Is he wanting to go to the indies? Does he think he'll be a better paid jobber in TNA where they already have a Zack Ryder? Dude can go back to his parent's house and live off his WWE money.
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The dude just really, really likes wrestling and wants to get the ball and run with it. He got himself over and got his heat killed, was off Raw for weeks and weeks and when he finally got back in the ring, he got horrendously squashed by the SAME guy that helped kill his heat in the first place. Meanwhile, he still sells merch and is the SECOND most followed WWE person on Tout. I can't blame him for being bummed about it.
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Perigryn posted:He sold Edge's chops well in that "Edge reenacts Flair's road rage incident' skit.
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The Rock posted:Cena leaps 15ft & crashes down on the back of my neck - tearing my right hamstring. Intense pain.. #IFinishedTheMatch
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Atticus Finch posted:That can't be true. Right? Well that move was a huge botch as Cena overshot and landed on Rock's neck and back with his rear end which then drove Rock head first into the mat.
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Atticus Finch posted:That can't be true. Right? With as many steroids as The Rock is on, I'd believe it. His muscles will be about as strong as tissue.
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VogeGandire posted:Yeah, he was perfect in the mid-card. Pretty entertaining to watch, but not entertaining enough to be a main-eventer. A solid worker. Agreed, still underrated by most and will be historically overlooked.
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Atticus Finch posted:That can't be true. Right? Correct. It's possible he at least hurt it, but far from tore it. Especially considering he was moving fine the next night. Edit: Upon thinking about it for a minute, there's no way Meltzer or somebody else would not have heard about this when it happened. Unless of course, Rock no-sold a legit hamstring tear in the back and did not mention it to anybody, even the doctors. TLM fucked around with this message at 08:25 on Aug 26, 2012 |
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Mr. Carlisle posted:I don't really understand Ryder's endgame. Is he wanting to go to the indies? Does he think he'll be a better paid jobber in TNA where they already have a Zack Ryder? Maybe he'll try the Colt Cabana method of being a merch and shill machine on the indies.
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TLM posted:Correct. It's possible he at least hurt it, but far from tore it. Especially considering he was moving fine the next night. When a hamstring gets strained, it is also almost always torn. Probably not much, but people with a slight hamstring strain usually can walk without it looking too different. He was probably exaggerating to make it seem worse than it was.
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