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  1. OK, I'm going to cut into Dolfan's thread here to review these two Iron Man matches, starting with the Owen match and then ending with the Flair match. Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart (60-minute Iron Man match) The dude camming this for the first thirty minutes was like, "MORE ACTION AND PINFALLS PLEASE," and I get it, but I have to be honest, Owen killing the first fifteen minutes with annoying stalling really worked for me. Now, the downside is that the first half-hour was all chinlocks and stalling before Owen slipped on a banana peel to drop the first fall to Bret, but it infuriated me as a viewer (in a good heel heat way). I thought it weird that after losing that first fall, Owen didn't get super-aggressive immediately, but he worked the leg and got a submission (!) off of a figure-four. Then comes some classic heelery from Owen. As the ref tends to Bret in the one-minute rest period between falls, Owen goes and rips the pad partially off of a neutral corner. He jumps on Bret and gets another submission off of another figure-four (!!) before going back and pulling the pad off the corner completely and surreptitiously kicking it into view so that when the ref sees it and has to go put it back on, he's drawn away while Owen attacks Bret's leg some more during what should be a recovery time. I love heel misdirection shit when it's pulled off correctly. It's so slick. The crowd is hot as hell at this point; lots of high-pitched voices are begging for a Hitman comeback. Of course, Owen gets overconfident as time goes on and lets the Hitman get a counter off of a corner charge before he gets 5MODed. He breaks a Sharpshooter attempt by Bret, but doesn't get so lucky on the second attempt after he eats a superplex and submits to bring it to 2-2 with five minutes on the clock. Bret's ready to go in for the kill after the rest period as Owen begs off, clearly out of anger and pride since I'd assume that the tie goes to the champion. They end up in a slugfest before Owen hits the ENZIGURI OF POST-CONCUSSION SYNDROME~ for a nearfall and then trades two-counts with Bret, hits the TOMBSTONE OF DESTROYING THE TOP FACE'S SPINE~, and then goes into another Sharpshooter that doesn't get a submission before the bell rings as we end in a 2-2 tie. Anyway, we go into Sudden Death, so I was wrong about the tie going to the champ. Bret, who gets the same benefit of his opponent having broken the hold before an arbitrary ruling from an official called for a sudden-death period as HBK did against him, doesn't whine about that here! He should, though, as he should be walking back to the locker room as champ. Anyway, they trade submissions, shoulderblocks, and more submissions before Owen mule kicks Bret in the nuts, goes for another Sharpshooter, and gets reversed out of that into a Hitman Sharpshooter that gets the final submission for Bret. This was WAY the fuck better than the HBK/Bret match because there was an actual flow to the falls, I loved how Owen chained his two falls together in a clever way to take advantage of the match format and rest period rules, and Owen's heel work was crucial to making me want to see Bret eventually twist him into a knot. This match was kind of the Owen Hart show, not to take anything away from Bret the HitG.O.A.T. Hart.
    5 points
  2. this makes me sad. Nick was a good friend of mine. I actually worked with him on his final show in his hometown of Weirton. I was doing commentary/ring announcing (double duty) He worked Josef Von Schmitt (was trained by Corey Graves) doing a German gimmick. I went out and did the Pledge to the flag and mid pledge was attacked by Von Schmitt. Bully made the save and I finished with "and Justice for all!!" Bully won the match which was quite bloody, both guys busted open and I am honored to have been on commentary for his final match. He was doing work as a doorman/guard out here in Pittsburgh before he passed. Last time I saw him I was working an FSW show in Cranberry with Shane Douglas and Bully came into the locker room to say hi to everyone. The show was at a municipal building and in the locker room the sign said "no bully zone" I have a pic with Shane and Bully next to the sign.
    5 points
  3. “I broke my back. Spinal”
    4 points
  4. Can we at least agree that Drew Gulak to AEW would be better than Zack Ryder?
    4 points
  5. Bret Hart vs. Ric Flair (60-minute Iron Man match) I like Flair's WWF "Zarathustra" knockoff more than the actual original piece. Anyway, WOOs and chain wrestling to start. Flair works the arm and cheats just out of the ref's view to stay on top for awhile. Basically, it's ten minutes of this same armlock/hair pull/use ropes for leverage stuff. Flair eventually tries three straight pinfalls and gets three straight two-counts. Then more arm stuff. It changes up a bit from the arm-wringer that Flair has been working for what feels like the whole length of the previous Iron Man match that I watched, but then we're in a hammerlock situation and, look, I don't give a fuck. At least Owen stalling is entertaining because Owen is entertaining at chicken-shittery. More two-counts out of Flair working Bret onto his back out of a wristlock. More arm work that is totally unvaried and uninteresting and FINALLY Bret gets some offense in with a few gut shots and then straight rights to the jaw. Flair eventually shuts that down with an inverted atomic drop before whiffing on an elbow drop and getting reversed on a back body drop. Bret goes for the figure four, gets a couple of two-counts, and then Hebner kicks Flair's hand off of the ropes rather than, y'know, breaking the hold. I do like that once Flair's in the ropes again, Bret just lets Hebner untangle the hold rather than releasing it himself, which was something he always did and which added to the sense that he was super-ring-savvy. Anyway, we're five hours twenty minutes in and Flair takes control again, hitting an elbow strike and then a knee drop (that he does a nice job of selling even though he hits it). He then whiffs on a kneedrop and Bret figure-fours him, dragging him back to the center of the ring and working the knee with elbowdrops after a break. He goes back to the figure-four leglock, which Flair breaks, and eventually Flair gets control back only to get reversed into a rollup off an Irish whip for three. Bret's up one. Anyway, Flair on top after the break, Perfect gets booted for heel chicanery and distracting the ref while Flair cheats. Flair's broken down Bret's leg, using a chairshot among other things, and goes for the figure-four leglock, eventually getting a submission out of it after grabbing the ropes for leverage. After the rest period, he goes back to Bret's knee and again gets a submission off of a rope-assisted figure-four to go up 2-1. So basically, so far we've got a carbon copy of the Bret/Owen Iron Man layout except that Flair frankly is a clearly worse in-ring worker than Owen (yeah, I know, I know, hot take here that a very small minority would agree with). Owen stalling >>>>>>>>>> Flair's uninspired arm work and Owen's cheating >>>>>>>> Flair's cheating. Anyway, Flair back on the figure-four, but the rule of threes says that he gets caught this time and the ref doesn't let him get away with it. There's some back-and-forth up to the 45-minute mark. Flair uses the ropes for leverage on a few two-counts, and you know something that occurs to me? I think Flair is a VASTLY better worker as a face. He is actually really good working from underneath, great facial expressions, great desperation moves, dies when he gets crushed. That One Flair/Vader match is probably his best in-ring performance that I've ever seen. Honestly, I'd rate Flair/Funk Hardcore as his second-best in-ring performance. Flair as a heel is the greatest on the mic other than maybe The Rock or Jake Roberts, but put him in the ring, and the match is about whether or not his opponent is just right for fighting from underneath. For whatever reason, Bret ain't it. This match would have been much better somehow with Sting in it instead of Bret, and I can't quite put my finger on why. It's weird because to me, Bret is a pretty damned great worker from underneath. TBH, I blame Flair for this not being that great because this is the only time that I've been bored by Bret trying to hang on against his heel opponent EVER in my fucking LIFE. I'mma just rush through the rest of this review: Flair is in control for what feels like such a long time that he makes a HHH heel control segment circa-2004 seem like a mere blink of the eye. Then he goes up top, and you know the drill: he's tossed from his perch, he gets 5MODed, he gives up in the Sharpshooter. Heenan shows up and hands something to Flair behind the ref's back in the rest period, he punches Bret with it, he gets a two-count only, he does some stuff, he gets reversed, he shows everyone his bare ass, he gets small-packaged off a figure-four for three just before the time runs out and the final bell rings, you know the deal. Crowd is hot for it, though. Yeah, I wasn't a fan, but for different reasons than I'm not a fan of Bret/Shawn Iron Man. If you only have time to watch one Bret Hart Iron Man match, it should be the Owen one, IMO.
    4 points
  6. Gulak already has a shit ton of Indy cred under his belt, and also just came off a program with arguably the biggest mainstream star with THE most Indy cred. I'm sure he'd do just fine.
    4 points
  7. No, that’s German for ‘the X-Pac’
    4 points
  8. “Dad, i hate you. Now i worship Raven.”
    3 points
  9. Alright, lemme finish this, that way I can be caught up when I start Mania 13 tomorrow. Blade Hart is sitting at ringside and gets his dad's sunglasses. So the match is underway, and they start with some strikes, but it's instantly clear, they are going to pace themselves for this. I'm not blaming them, an hour is a long ass time. Vince and Jerry do agree that the winner of the first fall would "probably" win the match... boy you ain't kidding. So, what it looks like they're going for, and what the announcers are putting over is HBK is "out-wrestling" Bret. Bret seems annoyed that he's being put into headlocks and armbars right away. So that's fine, I'm just wondering when we'll actually get a decent near fall (since I know this is going to be 0-0). The headlock sequence starts at about 4 minutes in and continues for nearly 10 minutes(!).. Okay. HBK gets tossed to the outside and the first truly big spot of the match happens as HBK takes over, throws Bret into the timekeeper (is that baby Tony Chimel?). Bret moves and the timekeeper eats a hellacious Sweet Chin Music. Chimel does a stretcher job from the kick and that actually eats up about 5 more minutes here. So, now we're 20 minutes+ into this match and there has not been a legitimate near fall. The guys in the front row I mentioned? They're getting restless. Michaels keeps working the shoulder through arm wringers and bars... and this is not making for a compelling match. Vince and Lawler are starting to get restless themselves as Jerry's gone through all of his Helen and Stu jokes and Vince is starting to say things like "the first fall is coming soon." And they keep saying that for about 5-10 minutes. Now we're about halfway home. There's just nothing going on aside from stalling. Three of the four guys in the front row have apparently gone and will be back later with merch(!) Okay, so this match is just dragging now. They're doing the first 5 minutes of a long match in 30... well 40, because they're still not really going. Part of the issue is that they've got the clock of the match on and those zeros are looming large. Bret finally starts his 5 moves of doom sequence at around 42 minutes in, and frankly, they should have caused at least 2 falls. This match would have been so much better if they'd been 1-1 or 2-2 going into the final 15 minutes or so. Bret working his ass off to take HBK out, and then Shawn countering something out of nowhere with a superkick to even it up. What they're going for, I think, is two pitchers throwing dueling no hitters. But we are at the 50 minute mark now and there have again been *no near falls*. If you're really going to book zero-zero, you really need this to be something where the crowd is teetering at the edges of their seats because they think that all important first hit will come any second. That just has not happened. The guys in the first row are now visibly frustrated and/or bored. The crowd is extremely restless now. And 2 counts are being met with boos. It's about 55-56 minutes in when Michaels *FINALLY* hits Sweet Chin Music on Bret causing the crowd to wake up. Now both guys are down and stay down, so we miss our first true near fall chance. I can see the faces in the crowd are pissed now because just nothing has happened and this first legit chance at 1-0 is wasted. But Bret makes a comeback of his own and we're now at 59 minutes in... and there's the tease of a Sharpshooter that gets the crowd off their asses because HERE'S the first true chance of a fall, 59:45 in. But... HBK holds on and we have a 60 minute draw. Bret takes his belt and isn't really happy, but he's still champ so, you know whatever, he's leaving. So of course, Gorilla has to stick his big fat nose into it and orders Bret back and says sudden death OT to determine the winner. Bret is nonplussed. But he heads back to the ring dutifully as he rightly thinks he's basically got Michaels beat anyway. So away we go again as Bret is coming close to reapplying the Sharpshooter, HBK works out and finally nails a huge SCM. Now the crowd is really ready. HBK is up, and crushes Bret with the third and final Sweet Chin Music for his first WWF Championship. Of course, here's where it gets interesting. As HBK is kneeling and Bret is out, Hebner is basically ready to present him with the belt, and I'd forgotten about how Shawn *AUDIBLY* tells Hebner to "tell him to get the fuck out of this ring." Bret was clearly expecting a handshake spot or something, gets up and leaves, and is clearly pissed off at this. (I can tell because he angrily PULLS... HIS STRAPS... DOWN.) LOL Blade Hart is singing HBK's music. HBK orders Lothario OUT. And Hebner's about to leave but then Michaels ORDERS him to put the belt on him. Hebner can't quite get the snaps on, and *now* HBK is pissily telling him to GTFO too. Once he's out and all alone... THEN the celebration can begin. I'm sitting there, finishing my ride, mouth agape because I honestly had wiped all this from my mind. Shawn is being the Bridezilla and needs HIS MOMENT to be special, goddamnit. He's very lucky he was so good. --- Mania 12 is such a mixed bag. In some ways it was looking to the future, and many ways it is stuck in the past. Diesel-Taker was great and would provide such a template for future great Undertaker matches. But man, Warrior-HHH was a colossal mistake although an argument can be made that it indirectly gave us Austin 3:16 (HHH was supposed to win KotR, but he was till pissed about Mania, so he participated in the MSG Incident...) Also, I can safely say, history is not at all kind to the Iron Man match. Well, all in all this marked my longest ride to date, clocking in at 81 minutes. So, I took the weekend off and just walked around. Good times. End of Day 36.
    3 points
  10. @supremebve This is a match that, quite literally, changed my life. I was introduced to this match by the Violent Panda video review on 411Mania in 2004. I sought it out, got a copy of The Best of Ebessan from IVP videos. My eldest daughter is 8 years old. She has been doing ballet (her choice) for literally half her life. Yesterday, we were watching the DVD from her ballet company's big year-end extravaganza. They had some comedy ballet performers from Tokyo as special guests. Their comedy style mostly involves subverting the tropes of ballet, and as my daughter watched it and laughed I felt proud. At 8 years old she understands ballet well enough to get when the tropes are being subverted. What blew my mind about this match was that a lot of the comedy is about subverting the common, often subtle, tropes of Japanese pro wrestling. And there is a huge audience (in what I now recognize as Osaka Jo Hall) reacting to and playing along with it every step of the way. This crowd understands pro wrestling the way my daughter understands ballet! "These are my people!" I though. I desperately wanted to be a part of that. In 2005, I went to Japan with the woman who would eventually be my wife and the mother of our little ballerinas. I got to see Kikutaro (the original Ebessan) live at the AJPW World Tag League finals in Ota Ward Gymnasium. He had me laughing out loud. It was pretty great. In 2007 we went back to Japan to get married and on our honeymoon we went to Osaka. One of my wife's friends had given us directions to the Osaka Pro home arena in the entertainment district of Namba. As we wandered around the area trying to find it, we bumped into Kuishinbo Kamen and (the third version of) Ebessan, who were out on the streets drumming up business for the show. I tried to sneak close to them so that my wife could snap a picture, but they busted me... and then posed for pictures with both of us, and escorted us to the arena. We had an amazing time at the show. Afterward, we bought little plush dolls of Ebessan and Kuishinbo... and then, no fooling, Kuishinbo Kamen ran up to my wife, tore the dolls out of her hand, and ran away. He then came back with both dolls autographed in black magic marker. Two years later, the contract ran out on my job in Canada and we decided to move to Japan. The Namba area of Osaka was too busy for us to live in, but we wanted to be close enough to go to some Osaka Pro shows... now we've been living here, a train-ride away from Namba, for 11 years. I've been out eating and drinking with Kuishinbo and I am flat out drinking buddies with Ebessan III. I finally got to meet Kikutaro in 2012. They are all great guys. I've seen them do variations of their comedy match in various combinations literally dozens of times and it has never failed to entertain me. Osaka Pro was a huge part of my first few years living in Japan. I still have friends from those days. And it all started with this match:
    3 points
  11. If this means that the next time AEW runs a Tag Tournament, Soldier Ant and Fire Ant enter, that would be good.
    3 points
  12. I feel like this is more a criticism of the booking than Gulak? He got the goofy PowerPoint/No Fly Zone gimmick over. Then got himself over again as a serious grappler. Then got put back in the NFZ gimmick and made it work again. Then, improbably, got himself over as a babyface shooter. I see a guy who has done nothing but succeed in whatever has been given to him. But he doesn’t get to decide how it all pays off in the end (or not).
    3 points
  13. This is what I'm talking about. It's a ridiculous standard to apply to AEW. I know they're working with a skeleton roster right now because of the pandemic, but 50 year old Christopher Daniels main evented their last TV show. A few weeks ago it was 50 year old Dustin Rhodes. Jake Hager was recently in a world title match that I'm told went on for six days. This company doesn't have room for a 33 year old potential ace-level worker who's made versatile by his decent sense of cheeky/goofy humour? I don't think one needs to be "can't miss" to qualify for a spot on this team. The "natural ready-made feud" thing is weird too. That standard is never applied to anyone coming into a fed. They're creative. If they want him, they'll think of something. I'll spare you my own personal fantasy booking because who cares? And maybe Cody doesn't like Drew for whatever reason and that keeps him off their radar. Entirely possible. But the bar of entry you're setting for this company strikes me as being unreasonable.
    3 points
  14. I find your protectiveness of AEW's roster very strange. I can't imagine looking at that team and thinking you've got most of your top and middle tier nailed down for the foreseeable future. We're talking about a guy who's found amusing shtick to stand out in a lot of under-the-radar roles on WWE's bloated roster. I don't see him being lost in the shuffle wherever he ends up. That he's been out of the company a whole day and hasn't hit up any of the usual podcasts doesn't exactly sour me on his prospects.
    3 points
  15. People understand that Gulak has spent the past few months being paired with and getting constantly put over as a great talent by a guy the entire AEW audience views as a pro wrestling god right?
    3 points
  16. I think if they strike quickly they can bring him in as a huge babyface, Bryan has spent the last 3 months giving him the rub. Do an injury angle with Jungle Boy and then just have Gulak come out as a surprise replacement and have him kill MJF. All you need to do.
    3 points
  17. I've always believed that Brett-Shawn would've been better if they didn't announce that it was an Iron Man match, and just let it be a regular title match that went to a sixty-minute draw. I wonder if it would've been received better by its critics.
    2 points
  18. This was from when Hulk shot on Pikachu in front of 300,000 people at Budokan.
    2 points
  19. WWE finally has legit US competition and people DON'T wanna see released wrestlers try their hand there. Fucking wild.
    2 points
  20. Obligatory “i’m sure he will soldier on the best he can.” Joke ?
    2 points
  21. I cannot believe you just insulted the Destruction Crew like that. If Gulak ends up in AEW, pair him with the Revolt. Insult spot monkey wrestling, and boom. Very over heels.
    2 points
  22. Image capture for a video game (that Wrestlemania arcade game I think.)
    2 points
  23. The crowd doesn't like the Rob Justice, who is doin some crowd work and classic heel shit. Spider Baby is being very charitable and not just wackin him while he jaws with any and everyone Spider then turns the hair pullin calls on him early. Both men are bald. there is one person in the crowd who is super vocal big shoulder block and pose then a not smooth but effective arm drag and body slam sequence. Spider Baby finally wacks the dude while hes jawin on the floor then does some dodgin of moves while he is tryna roll back in before following it up with an atomic drop and a reverse atomic drop before getting caught with a boot and a headlock. Rob hits the elbow and leg drop he missed earlier and goes for some covers. Crowd dude is loud and hecklin like a mother fucker. Rob likes to jaw with the crowd Spider hits a reversal in the corner, a couple shoulder blocks and a monkey flip but gets caught with a jaw breaker Rob goes for the three punch eye poke combo but gets poked in the eyes to set up the double down clothesline 10 count thingy Someone asked spider to hit a 619, then he gets hit with the ugliest rock bottom ever. followed by the ugliest attempt at a peoples elbow that he misses. Spider hits a stunner but doesn't cover, then hits a weak jumpin knee and a flat liner that wouldn't look out of place in the old acclaim video games the crowd heckler wants Spider to cheat. Rob hits a low blow, pedigree...and spider rolls the shoulder up at 2 Rob tries international object hit, misses, and gets rolled up with the feet on the ropes, and the tights pulled. He complains, the crowd loves it this was a silly match with some folks who worked hard, but weren't the smoothest. much like watching minor league or pick up sports, this was entertaining, but not >good< ?
    2 points
  24. On a certain level, I was not expecting to hear her praise anything about wrestling. But it seems (justifiably) her enmity lies mostly with Vince and the Harts that didnt side with her in the lawsuits. She generally seemed to have positive memories of the Stampede and New Japan eras of Owen's life.
    2 points
  25. Jake the Snake is a heel. JR isn't.
    2 points
  26. Can't fault Gulak at all. He stepped up when needed and asked for a raise for a job well done. Was he supposed to blindly re-sign for the same amount? That's a bad idea in any industry, always ask for more money. I hope we see Gulak in the New Japan junior division. He would be a lot of fun and a nice counterpoint to Ospreay and Hiromu. He could be good for AEW too but for some reason he seems a little like a square peg for their style right now. Normally I'd say he could make a mint touring the indies again but who knows how many will still be viable when travel is up and running again.
    2 points
  27. Got my 170th Platinum trophy with LEGO Harry Potter Years 5-7 for PS3. I guess I get to do the PS4 versions at some point.
    2 points
  28. Gulak has been consistently fucking awesome since the CWC, constantly improved and altered character and gimmick, and stepped up big-time lately. Of all the recent WWE departures, I can't think of anybody besides The Revolt who I'd rather see in AEW.
    2 points
  29. A good wrestling name needs a combo of alliteration, hard consonant sounds and describing the character. Maybe not all 3 but you need at least one of those. Something like Ravishing Rick Rude is awesome. It sounds cool, rolls off the tongue and tells you exactly what you need to know about the guy. Ric Flair as well. It's his real name (spelling changed) but it's got the hard "c" and Flair is a word that means stylishness.
    2 points
  30. For the last time: ANYTHING you put on that promoter, Burgundy will read!
    2 points
  31. Best wrestler names of all time: 1. Randy “Macho Man” Savage 2. Gorilla Monsoon 3. Big John Studd Honorable Mention: Bam Bam Bigelow
    2 points
  32. I’m definitely here for @Elsalvajeloco reviewing Bull Nakano matches.
    2 points
  33. Great old school chain match with a ton of heat and psychology, but probably most notable here, Bull Nakano is a master "swordsman". 1. We were talking about when has someone blading another wrestler gone well not too long ago. It took me a couple rewatches to figure out how they did all this. At the 9:39 mark, Bull picks up something off the mat that one of the ring seconds dropped with her left hand. She quickly switches it to her right hand. She does a snapmare, wraps the chain around the Kandori's head, and the camera shot switches to the other side away from Bull's right hand. Zip. Blood magically starts gushing out just above the eyebrow and around the eye injury Kandori came into the match with. Bull still has the gig in her right hand as she stands up triumphantly and has it clenched with her index finger and thumb. At the 10:12 mark, she nonchalantly places it down on the mat and the LLPW referee steps on it and slides it out of the ring with her foot like nothing is going on. 2. Now, it's Bull turn but I guess she was on her independent woman kick. At the 16:45 mark, one of the ring seconds outside the ring is standing there nervous as all get out holding something in her hand trying to figure out how to hand this off without being seen. I am going to say your cover was blown. Said person relays it to another person from whom Bull snatches it away from at the 16:57 mark. I guess they handed it to her the wrong way because she has to roll it around in her hand. It turns out to be no problem cause at the 17:03 mark when Kandori is going over the bottom rope, she bends her head down, places her right hand underneath her hair, and fucking drags that shit from one side of her head to the other as hard as she possibly can. At the 17:05 mark, the LLPW ref retrieves their second gig of the match. I dunno if she planned on cutting herself too deep, but if the desired outcome was for half her face (and then her whole face) to turn red in a matter of seconds, she couldn't have done it any better.
    2 points
  34. @AxB offered me this: Orange Cassidy vs. Effy I might have seen this or part of this before, maybe? It seems faintly familiar. Maybe not, though. Effy's working a genderqueer gimmick, I surmise. I'm just glad that the person working a genderqueer gimmick is greeted as a face by the crowd. That's refreshing. And in Tennessee! Well, Nashville, so a city and not the boonies where the SMW audience lives, but still! Anyway, the match is basically schtick from both wrestlers. I do think that I might have seen this before. It's whatever. if you like the schtick, you'll like the match. Both wrestlers are likable, but I don't know if there was enough athletic contest in there for me. I'm glad that this exists, I love that it works for people, and hell, I enjoy this sort of thing sometimes - I used to enjoy The Colony in CHIKARA, for example - but yeah, I do need more of a semblance of an actual athletic contest, maybe. OC's schtick works way better for me as part of the Best Friends where they do the work of wrestling a match that is conventionally competitive. But I think it's a cool alternative concept of "working" in a post-structuralist era where kayfabe is dead and everyone is very aware of the common tropes and conventions of a wrestling match. Not my thing, but people need to be out here challenging what wrestling is and how characters and matches are constructed in 2020 because it's at least interesting whether or not it captivates me personally.
    2 points
  35. Jimmy Snuka vs Metal Maniac
    2 points
  36. One of the best yet on one of the best accounts ever
    2 points
  37. I've been a D'Lo fan for decades. He always came off to me as someone being themselves. I was at the RAW where CM Punk cashed in Money in the Bank on Edge. The last time I went to a WWE show I had a "Push D'Lo" sign like the nerd that I am, and I joked about that. Then the dark match started. And his music played. And I lost my shit. The crowd gave him a great reaction too.
    2 points
  38. I am a Free I AM NOT MAN A number
    2 points
  39. I bet Sabu was pissed off, Al Snow stole his spot.
    1 point
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