Wyld Samurai

Aa came across as a 1 trick pony in NXT and they haven't quite evolved from being so formulaic. Jordan is actually irritating... intriguing ability... but irritating.

And The Rock took a lot of liberties delivering chairs hits to the head.

Maybe Bill Watts was in the right for instituting the top rope rule.

Bret, Arn, Ric... any major headliner from the 80s and 90s not named Vader

Mickey and Hughie (seriously... why is Mickey not named Louie??) Are by far the best parts of the show.

the NWA in the mid to late 80s had more championships than you could shale a stick at. I digged that.

Goddamn, Miz has got it.

Like any older brother should.

Dynamite'so ills came more from the back bumps and steroids, I would think. I also don't really associate "working like Dynamite" to meaning that a diving headbutt is necessary. It's that extra snap in the offense, the ferociousame execution of the most basic maneuvers that makes me think of a Dynamite clone. On a side note - its hard to feel bad for Bryan'so head issues when you see him doing ramming headbutts against Tozawa in ROH for 5 minutes (I think it was Tozawa). Just completely unnecessary.

They're both pretend... not sure what you're meaning by "man card". I look at it as giant turkey legs, corsets and big boobs vs scantily clad men, neck beards and cargo shorts.

RVD and Sabu in AJPW just never made sense. Shinzaki was also a borderline AJ type guy to me. What I meant by flashy wasn't so much in moves but in style. Furnas & Kroffat had the personality of a boulder. Albright was also solid and a classic AJ heavy to me with his suplex and mat game, but he also was about as interesting as painting a fence.

That may be the case and I just can't remember... maybe Sweetser has some of our old #w logs as I know we probably caught WM13 together back in 97 on irc.

Kevin Dunn is going to give some poor kid a seizure one day.

I honestly wouldn't mind a Dynamite Kid III. I'm not too caught up on the indy scene... but the majority that I've seen don't seem to fight like Dynamite. I'd love to get some rec's on that.

I just remember it being a big deal at WM13 when Undertaker got the belt and saying it was his first.

Just who is under contract that's remaining? Gargagno... I think one of the luchadores signed. Is the plan to still proclaim the winner as the new WWE Cruiserweight Champion?

Is there anyone, anywhere in the world that has nuclear heat? I'm referring to The Rock or Austin level pop.. Or has the interpretation of nuclear heat changed with the evolution if the fans now preferring sing alongs? I feel like Bryan and Punk were the last two acts to get that nuclear pop. Perhaps Nakamura?

One major critique with the PC wrestlers is thst they're still so green they don't know how to improvise.

The Steiners were always more of an NJPW team than an AJPW team. When I think of All Japan gaijin I think of non flashy guys.

Yeah... though oaks is just as good a descriptor for Goldberg and Lesnar.

I knew it was one of those two big oaks

I would absolutely give Rusev a reach around.

Hasn't Jericho stood up to Brock before? I know he's not one to back away... he has been in backstage scraps before.

How much is this WWE Network?

They should do what ECW did and tape the house shows and cut them into a broadcast with backstage interviews