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lol 'stuck with Vickie Guerrero'. Yeah, cause she's not a heat magnet or anything.
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Are you seriously trying to talk about "real" wrestling? :rofl:
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I think what they did with Eric Escobar is useful in gaging a newcomer's talent and giving him a run. Escobar had his chance on the mic, in the ring, and even got paired with a heat machine heel, and, for whatever reason, he just didn't have it. But you can't say they didn't try and give him a legit shot. Same way with the Hart Dynasty, though I feel they've been a bit misused seeing as what they have to work with and the writing behind them is abysmal. |
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WWE and their writing staff isn't competent enough to have a cruiserweight division. It would basically be what the Divas/Women's title has been for years; an undercrad title that recieves few long term, well written storylines and real feuds with an actual payoff.
Guys like Evan Bourne shlould really be a staple of the midcard and an atleast believable contender for the US/IC title. And you're an idiot. You remember what got Rey hella over in WCW? It was when he was being a "Giant killer". Who the fuck cares about mismatches? The only thing that matters is whether or not the two guys paired together have chemistry and how them turn that chemistry into good/great matches. Eddie vs. Rey when Eddie turned heel, at that point, was a mismatch in size. Guess what? Great fucking matches per usual. Do you even know what you're talking about? |
Hey Damian Bitch..
I suggest you read my material more carefully. I was referring to wrestlers who can't wrestle or aren't flexible. I referred to Eddie and Rey as being solid Crusierweight division wrestlers so therefore they wouldn't be a mismatch. WHAT DO YOU CALL CHRISTIAN AND HIS SKINNY LEGS? Main Event Material? He hasn't been great since he left Edge, except for TNA but that's because TNA has nothing... Same with Matt Hardy, ever since they split the Hardy Boyz up, his career has gone downhill. Gather some cruiserweights, create a few stables, and let's get a war going like Nexus did, but with current established wrestlers. Sure WWE did well with Nexus and the invasion, but why not go further? Put together these underutilized wrestlers and give them a storyline, taking back the WWE and their careers persay. Invade Raw, invade everything. Invade Nexus even. Give Matt Hardy run it. Use his crazy antics and put it into a current storyline. Then have some oldschool wrestlers like Finlay and Arn Anderson and other legends form a faction. Have these guys come out and tell these guys to stop complaining and bitching... Then you can have nexus show up and talk about all these has beens in the ring and it's their time.. I'm talking about having some solid wrestling storylines... I can't be the only one tired of Mayo and Cena here.. Hate me but get real too. The Fan |
God, you're just awful.
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I know, but I'm entertaining too :-)
That's part of my GIMMICK Juan. You outta know me better by now. The Fan |
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Might utilize the Divas since they flushed their careers down the toilet. |
TAEF put me in my place.
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Hi I'm the AEFan. I create topics that are controversial and sometimes not worthy of some of these trolls time. Their reaction whether negative or positive, has no bearing on my reporting or questioning. They don't kayfabe on me and I don't kayfabe on them. If they don't give me actual answers to my topic, then maybe they outta be banned instead of being pricks who have an opinion of the person and not the TOPIC. The Fan |
Honesty works.
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2. I call Christian a guy who literally on the brink of main event/upper mid card in 2005 when he was out popping half the Raw roster, only to be shipped to SmackDown!, jobbed out, and eventually leaving for a better oppurtunity. 3. Matt Hardy actually made something of himself with his V.1 gimmick. Pretty sure Jeff was nowhere to be seen. Then he got released, gathered a massive following, had an entire arena chanting his name despite not being on the company's payroll, and returned as the hottest face only for the writing staff to screw things up. 4. Forming two more Nexus like groups, one with younger/underutilized guys and another headed by a guy who can't go anymore (Arn) and a guy who has seen very little TV time (Finlay) isn't going to go anywhere. The point of a stable, if you have yet to figure it out, is to elevate one or two guys whom is thought of as a future main eventer. DX had Hunter, The Nation had the Rock, The Corporation had both of those guys, Nexus has Barrett, so on an so forth. Banding a bunch of undercard wreslters together and having them ramble about wanting respect and taking what they want isn't going to work when you keep recycling the product to bring in new guys. |
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Who did WolfPac have? Who did Ravens Flock have? Who did the NWO have? Who were these factions looking to elevate? Please inform me!
I don't remember Konnans stable having the focus of pushing anyone except for showing attitude and mayhem. Nwo was full of has beens, currents and very few, if any, rookies. WolfPac was the same. Not all FACTIONS/STABLES need to be formed as that of Evolution or others. CM Punks stable is clearly to put him over, and so was Ortons, but it's not always the case. Cash in NUMBERS. Blame the writers all you want, but WWE is still #1 for a reason. TNA has a lot of great wrestlers right now, but I have yet to see any decent storylines that'd make me want to go to another IMPACT. |
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TITLE CHANGE AT TONIGHT'S TNA HOUSE SHOW IN NYC By Mike Johnson on 2010-09-23 19:37:27 Amazing Red defeated Jay Lethal to win the TNA X-Division Championship at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City during TNA's house show, which is still going on at this time. We will have a full report on the show on the site later. Title change on a house show in this age.. GJ, TNA :y: |
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CM Punk has the SES to gain more heat and get himself more over than he was? Astute observation. And Legacy was meant to build up DiBiase and Rhodes, not Orton, who was already over, and had already won the topt title and even retained at Mania. The reason it didn't work is becuase the writers didn't know exactly what to do with neither Rhodes nor DiBiase after the split, and they were relegated back to the mid card to be built back up. WWE is number oen because they showed up and gave it their best when it counted most. Not hard being number one when you've literally bought out your primary opposition and have no other company any where near your level to pose a threat. And TNA has really good writers? Really? Is that why they have the deepest, most talented roster, and can't figure out who's face, who's heel, nor have any consistently well booked storyline or feud? |
Blame the writers for Rhodes... But I blame Cody Rhodes. Unlike other "legacy" wrestlers, he lacks the mic skills, or the charisma to sell anything worthy to the crowd. He also isn't the greatest when it comes to his in ring ability. He's a mild C if best. He was decent when he first came to WWE as a face when he was turned heel, he became the back burner for Ted and Randy.
You're partially right about WCW's downfall. But it has more to do with Ted Turner and the power struggle that led to awful storylines by that douchebag in TNA. Not to mention that WCW relied on ex WWE stars.. Sounds like TNA too? I would say that their stables/factions, tag team, and their cruiserweight focus made them stronger and viable vs WWE in the Monday Night Wars. I was one who tuned into Nitro instead of Raw which was hard to do without DVR or TIVO. And I was saying TNA doesn't have good writers. First thing they need to do, is to remove the owner from ringside. Doesn't provide much room for reasonal storylines when you have the owner of the company at ringside like it's a NBA game. |
Not sure, but when he does, I'll give you the play by play as I'll be backstage.
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lol yeah, that'd go down well.
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tryouts, dark matches, being paired with superstars who are over...
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TNA has just sunk to a new level..
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Why the fuck are half the new threads started by people with IQ's that are lower than three year old children?
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2. WCW's downfall had nothing to do with Turner's power struggle and everything to do with the fact that they were losing big time in the ratings, had numerous ridiculously sized contracts, and a terrible direction for the product. Relying on the veterans is what killed them. People got fed up with the same old shit. 3. I apologize as I read "wreslters" as "writers". Either way, I understand and can, to a certain degree, appreciate what you'd like to see with smaller and underutilized guys on the roster. But giving them a title that's going to be booked to be meaningless isn't going to make anyone happy. No one gave two shits about the CW title when it was around after a few years. Why would they care now. What they should do is take guys like Bourne and give him a steady mud card and see if he can gather enough momentum to make an IC/US title run believeable. |
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Dude he is troll you are just going to hurt your head doing this. |
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they're just living the stereotype of a typical rasslin fan
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by being part of John Cena's wrestlemania entrances! how else?
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wonder what happened tonight on tna
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