]About the time when Fandango was spelled with two "o"s. Was a package deal.

I love these GIFs.

How many turns did he have in WCW? I'm thinking at least 4 or 5.

Dungeon of doom to face against now
Face against now to joining nwo
Turning face again and feuding with Nash

That's all I remember

<font color=goldenrod>Those are all right. Then he turned heel again to join nWo Black and White around Spring 1998 and he stayed with them until December or so when he disappeared.

I think he also turned semi-face in his final night with the company although I'd need to watch the episode to remember how it all went down. He showed up after the nWo factions had merged and they beat the shit out of him and spraypainted him.</font>

<font color=goldenrod>I've said this in the Raw thread, but Big Show has to be one of, if not the worst booked character in history. They turn him at an alarming rate, and each time he turns they fizzle out on him within a month or two. Then he's just sorta there until someone thinks they should try and make him relevant again, at which point they decide the quickest way to do it is to turn him again.

Not to mention the big strong powerful giant being reduced to a big crybaby almost every time he goes face. I could understand maybe having someone break him down emotionally once...but every single time he goes face?

It's a shame too, because I actually like the Big Show. Maybe it's because I grew up with WCW and he's one of the few WCW alumni still wrestling. I feel like he could have actually been someone would pay to see lose to the underdog hero after he had a run terrifying the rest of the roster with his size. But he's shifted around so much that there's very little reason to get emotionally invested in anything his character does. Imagine if they had booked Andre the Giant this way?</font>

Apparently AJ Styles broke Yoshi Tatsu's neck with his finisher at NJPW's recent PPV :(

Current poster for next month's TLC ppv.
http://i.imgur.com/Hf9RUXi.jpg

Some Lionheart guy made a big long post about how AJ should stop using it.

Was it AJ's fault or was it like the ROH incident where the other dude fucked up?

Similar to the ROH and recent incidents where Yoshi tucked his head during the move.

Think the ROH guy was his 2nd time getting injured by that move and both from tucking his head.

When did Yoshi get released? I fucking loved Yoshi Tatsu.

AJ should quit using it because it is a stupid looking finisher.

Original name...

seems like a pretty easy move to take.... just let Styles do all the work.....

Nature Boy Buddy Rogers and Joe Louis
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http://tbn0.google.com/hosted/images...3fbb56_landing

Louis briefly entered the world of pro wrestling in 1956. He had several matches against Cowboy Rocky Lee.

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I dunno, I feel like you could say that about a lot of moves though. Not specifically the head positioning thing but just taking them just right.

If anyone is interested, CM Punk was on the Art of Wrestling podcast this week and besides talking about his time in the WWE (both good and bad), also revealed stuff that eventually lead to him suddenly leaving.

The thing that broke the straw was him getting a concussion at the Rumble and the mess regarding how the WWE wanted to handle his medical tests.

http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/art-...ing/e/36106222

Samoa Joe Lewis

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seems like if me and my buddies never got hurt on trampolines doing that stuff years ago, professionals should know what to do, tired or not....

a little bit of Column A and a little bit of Column B

It's a shit looking move anyways to be honest.

Totally with CSL on this, it now seems like the mistake is one that could be made by anyone at any time, because it is now a regular thing. There is no excuse to keep using the move.

Actually think it is really irresponsible and selfish on his part that he hasn't stopped. It has already caused people a lot of suffering and it could kill someone someday.

It is a wresting move at the end of the day, and we are talking about peoples' lives and health and jobs...

I am surprised to see the "RAW" and "Smackdown" logos.

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I want a cretin crippler one

Dirtsheets:

So Brie really did turn heel and the whole feud leading to the butler stip was for nothing in the end.


Some other sheet news include TNA signing Josh Matthews as their lead announce and trying to get Mike Teenay to resign with them so he doesn't go to Jeff Jarrett's GFW.