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Monkeycheese posted:It's not even out of the realm of possibility that multiple people have independently come up with front slamming a dude out of a suplex lift.
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Cena's springboard stunner and yoshi tonic are the most inane additions to a moveset that I've ever seen. It would be like the Amazing Red suddenly using gorilla press slams and a jackknife.
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Charles Gnarwin posted:Cena's springboard stunner and yoshi tonic are the most inane additions to a moveset that I've ever seen. It would be like the Amazing Red suddenly using gorilla press slams and a jackknife. I'm STILL here to see Cena hit a springboard dragonrana to the outside 
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I'd just like to see him hit the springboard stunner first.
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I remember when Hogan first jumped to WCW and was off the juice he was busting out ranas
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EugeneJ posted:I remember when Hogan first jumped to WCW and was off the juice he was busting out ranas Link? Hogan being agile is something I need to see for myself.
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ecavalli posted:Link? Hogan being agile is something I need to see for myself. Don't worry, he wasn't agile at all. They were Roman Reigns on Big Show level spots
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Marquis de Pyro posted:Don't worry, he wasn't agile at all. They were Roman Reigns on Big Show level spots Somehow I'm not surprised.
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Hoganplex '88 where he somehow manages to execute a vertical suplex on concrete without taking a bump.
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During that time in WCW there are probably 20 times in the Observer that Dave just shits on Hogan for being unable to execute a figure four leglock, it's the best
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There's a match from 1993 where Hogan wrestled Muta and hit an enzugiri and I had to pick my jaw up off the floor.
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I'll believe Hogan did a hurricanrana when I see it
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I saw Hogan do a 450 moonsault onto Taker in Pride, brother
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Charles Gnarwin posted:Cena's springboard stunner and yoshi tonic are the most inane additions to a moveset that I've ever seen. It would be like the Amazing Red suddenly using gorilla press slams and a jackknife. I wish more wrestlers would bust out "where the gently caress did that come from" moves occasionally. Makes it feel like they spent their weekend prepping for the match and I'm way into that.
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Kane once did an honest-to-god Frankensteiner. Just one more reason why Kane owns, and is the best.
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reignofevil posted:I wish more wrestlers would bust out "where the gently caress did that come from" moves occasionally. Makes it feel like they spent their weekend prepping for the match and I'm way into that. EDIT: Also HHH's tiger suplex against Daniel Bryan at Wrestlemania 30. Bow down to the king. Minidust fucked around with this message at 19:56 on Sep 2, 2015 |
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Thankfully Bayley won't be doing top turnbuckle poisoned ranas every match.
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St Evan Echoes posted:Kane once did an honest-to-god Frankensteiner. Didn't he do those somewhat frequently, at least on guys big enough for it? I know the enzuigiri was a signature for a while at least. Kane was the original indy big man. Anyway, inane move choice: Buff Bagwell and the Canadian Destroyer. Generally I don't dig the Canadian Destroyer unless it's done off the second rope, but 44-year-old Buff Bagwell doing it was really the craziest thing. DynamiteKidd fucked around with this message at 20:31 on Sep 2, 2015 |
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reignofevil posted:I wish more wrestlers would bust out "where the gently caress did that come from" moves occasionally. Makes it feel like they spent their weekend prepping for the match and I'm way into that. More to the point it makes wrestling feel like something organic rather than the copy/pasted spot sequences modern wrestling has become. Also; the first guy I ever saw do an enzuiguri? The Big Boss Man.
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ChrisBTY posted:Also; the first guy I ever saw do an enzuiguri? The Big Boss Man. I fully believe this. Big Boss Man had some crazy agility for a guy of his size. It wasn't quite Bam Bam Bigelow doing cartwheels around the ring, but Big Boss Man could pull off some amazing moves in those rare moments when the booking team wrote to his strengths.
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What's the audio from that "JOHN CENA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" meme from? It's clearly not any of the WWE announcers.
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Minidust posted:What's the audio from that "JOHN CENA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" meme from? It's clearly not any of the WWE announcers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRRsXxE1KVY A pretty funny prank phone call.
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I never saw much of Khali because his run was mostly during a period when I wasn't watching, and I started watching again just a few months before he got the boot (during which time he was doing basically nothing, he jobbed to Rusev twice and those are the only matches of his I remember) So my question is, how did people generally beat Khali, did they just use a submission finish? I don't know why but I just realized he probably could never take most impact moves due to either being too heavy to perform the move on or too fragile to not be killed by it. In the first of those Rusev matches I was concerned even the Accolade might be too much for his poor, tortured spine.
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I don't remember much about how Khali was beat in general, but when Undertaker was in his big man battling days, he generally seemed to finish with his flying clothesline. If the big guy rarely goes down, knocking them down often seems to be what is needed to get the job done. Count-outs seem to be a big match ender in these cases as well.
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Cesaro beat him straight up with the Neutralizer, because he might be treated like a jobber, but he's a loving strong dude. It was so loving impressive.
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That Neutralizer was a shoot
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Cesaro beat him straight up with the Neutralizer, because he might be treated like a jobber, but he's a loving strong dude. It was so loving impressive. He also did the big swing which was quite a sight.
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I remember that match. Kind of surprising since I figure the impact of the Neutralizer is actually on your knees...
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I was waiting for Khalis torso to fly off during that swing
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oldpainless posted:That Neutralizer was a shoot Very rare example of the Shootralizer.
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bradzilla posted:He also did the big swing which was quite a sight. Especially since you could see Khali smiling and counting along with the ref during the pin.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Cesaro beat him straight up with the Neutralizer, because he might be treated like a jobber, but he's a loving strong dude. It was so loving impressive. Yeah I never thought Cesaro would be able to deadlift Khali for the Neutralizer like he did.
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could god make a giant so heavy cesaro couldn't swing it?
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Beef Jerky Robot posted:could god make a giant so heavy cesaro couldn't swing it? 
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Aubergine Mage posted:Yeah I never thought Cesaro would be able to deadlift Khali for the Neutralizer like he did. I recall he had trouble doing it with Mark Henry.
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Saturday Morning Slam?
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AlmightyPants posted:I recall he had trouble doing it with Mark Henry. I'm pretty sure he dropped Big E on his head two different times doing that move.
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AlmightyPants posted:I recall he had trouble doing it with Mark Henry. I think it had more to do with how Henry is built iirc
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