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Barbwire Massacre!!!!!!!
From TNAWrestling.com:
UPDATE ON TNA’S FIRST-EVER “BARBED WIRE MASSACRE" TNAwrestling.com has learned that this Monday afternoon in Orlando, Florida, prior to the Tuesday “iMPACT!” tapings, the TNA production crew will be fitting the six-sided ring with razor wire in preparation for the upcoming “Barbed Wire Massacre” between Abyss and Sabu at “Turning Point”. The TNA production crew will be charged with setting up the dangerous structure at the Pay-Per-View and is conducting a test-run on Monday. Each member of the ring crew will wear special gloves throughout to avoid any injury. TNA cameras will be on hand to capture the footage, which will air on ‘IMPACT!” prior to the Pay-Per-View. TNAwrestling.com has also learned that both Sabu and Abyss will be allowed to use barbed wire weapons as well during the bloody and barbaric massacre. The bout will make wrestling history, as it marks the first time a match where the entire ring is wrapped in barbed wire will air live on Pay-Per-View in the United States. _________________________________________________________________ All in all it should be good...:naughty: |
Sadistic just came all over himself
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This won't be too barbaric. I'ts TNA remember. I'm sure there's only so much they're allowed to do.
I can't picture Sabu getting 100 stitches after this one. But props to TNA for trying this. |
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meh...
I Don't get TNA. Wouldn't watch it if I did. |
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They should wrap everything in barbed wire......EVERYTHING.
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TNA sucks. I seriously can't see the appeal.
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Does anybody really think after years and years of doing stuff like this, that Sabu will put on a classic match? Sure he'll bleed but it won't be too bad. The match will suck. Trust me on that.
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I have a question.
Throughout the Abyss/Hardy/Sabu segment last night, Tenay kept talking about how unlike other promotions, when they promise a barbed-wire match, they deliver. Who advertised a barbed-wire match and didn't? |
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the barb wire is dulled. its not the real thing...
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well then they will need the ASS CREAM after the match
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massacara
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Just because you have never watched it :)
but then again i have onl watched it once or twice... |
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Kane Knight did!
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I have watched it, more than enough times, it's shit.
No offence to fans of it, I'm sure you have your reasons for liking it. |
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The Barbed Wire in the Cage Match was fake and every time Mick Foley used the barbed wire 2x4 it was fake. |
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I wouldn't know, that was before my time and I never watched WCW. But if so, then there's another reason. :y:
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Mick Foley's first book only covered his career until 1998.
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How can you get fake barb wire, if its sharp it cuts... If it's pointy it hurts :?:
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he's probs talking about foley is good...
i got have anice day but... |
Fake barbed wire can be made by covering the tips of the barbs in rubber. WCW did it when they brought in Sandman.
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Ah. I've only got the hardback version.
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same i got hardback
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lol as they say you learn a new thing everyday.
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lol ooooooooooooooooooh dangerous stuff.
I really don't give two shits. |
Interesting move by TNA. Don't really care for this feud.
They have 5 solid matches for this ppv. Joe vs.Styles will kick ass again. |
Somebody gets irish whipped into the barbwire and the wire snaps...
how would wwe look then. :lol: |
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Hell yeah they would!
WWE can pull round about anything off these days.... |
dulling is a method used by magicians to make razor blades safe.
as far as TNA Go - I think they should go ECW style - fuck some shit up. it seems they are accepting their place as second to WWE. To the real owner of TNA : Flip the script and take a fucking chance instead of playing with your prick all the time Barb-wire- steel cages - street fights - whores running around. why the fuck not? |
Why do people think that fake barbed wire will be used? The ring will be surrounded with it, it will be everywhere, everyone will be able to tell if it is fake. Sabu will have cuts all over his body and if he doesn't then you will know it is fake.
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Why do YOU think it'll be REAL? |
So according to you (Shawn Mega) Real barbed wire has never been used and isn't used in American pro wrestling?
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You know how this guy got into the American Wrestling scene? From BARBED WIRE matches in Japan. Barbed wire matches made this guy's career. |
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isit true that Sabu Got implaed by a pole or something?
i think Joey Styles said it at ECW: One Night Stand... |
If you think he has no talent then fuck off out of the thread. Jesus you came her to be negative? Typical bullshit.
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Yes. I have never seen a Sabu match without unnecessary spots. Can you show me one where he wrestles without botching, going outside of the ring, or using any type of weapon including chairs and tables? |
LOL "you came here to be negative"
Mr. Pot: Hey you're Mr. Kettle! Mr Kettle: Why yes, yes I am. |
Cactus and HHH DID use real Barbed Wire at No Way Out 2000 by request, and there were two barbed wire bats at the Rumble, the real one, which only Mick took, and a fake one which was used on Triple H. It's in Foley is Good.
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So let me get this straight: You're in the mood to watch fine wrestling match so you pop in a sabu tape so you can watch it and complain about the lack of wrestling. I don't get it. If you want wrestling watch wrestling, don't watch Sabu's hardcore, high flying, exciting, spotfest style of matches. If every match was the way you wanted it to be then wrestling would be very boring. Everything needs a bit of variety. Sabu's matches are different from the usual wrestling match you are used to. Of you don't like it, don't watch it and don't come on the internet complaining like a little shit. |
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However, this argument can go right back to YOU. Not every match should be a spotfest (high flying) or death/hardcore match, either. |
SADISTIC is a MARK.
of course the Barb wire will be Fake . You think TNA can risk it? wake the fuck up and smell the maplenut crunch. |
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I thought there was some law or something that prevented WWE from using real barbed wire last year in the cage? Maybe it was just the state the event was in, but I could swear there were outside reasons for not bringing the wire into play.
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The funny part is that the more I watch TNA the more I see it becoming ECW.
Yeah yeah I know ECW was great and TNA sucks, whatever. |
They are a third rate ECW, and a second rate WCW. Neither of those is meant to be a complement.^^^
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Ouch.
Let it be said I am a fan of TNA, just not a blind and all admiring fan like many. But then again I was an avid WCW fan so there is no accounting for taste. |
Hold up a minute.
How can you people sit there and call everything TNA does shitty because some of their matches feature a lot of spots? Sure, if you watch an AJ Styles match or a Christopher Daniels match or a Sabu match you're going to see spot after spot after spot. But that's their style, and some people, myself included, have taken it as a breath of fresh air from the WWE's boring, pedantic style of scripted matches. How is watching Sabu hit his usual spots every match any different from a fucking Undertaker match? Taker dominates to start - opponent cheats to get the heads up - opponent has the advantage - Taker comes back with a flying clothesline - Taker does his tight rope walk thing - Taker hits the Chokeslam or Tombstone and wins. Or a WWE tag team match: Evenly matched to start - faces get some offense in - heels divide the ring and work over one of the faces - face gets the hot tag - hot tag leads to a face victory, or the heels win by cheating. Every time like fucking clockwork. My point being: if you're going to bash on TNA, use specific examples of why they suck. "Every match is a spotfest" just isn't comprehensive enough, considering only part of their roster are X-Division wrestlers, and a lot of those spot-move wrestlers are actually really good, AND their competition and the #1 wrestling promotion in the US today has a lot of spotfests too - the only difference is TNA's spotfest are actually exciting. |
You're comparing spots to Undertaker, who nobody gives a shit about?
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I went to an indy show this summer that Sabu was headlining with Abyss. It was promoted as "Chaos in the Capital" (I live in Ottawa, Canada's capital). The match was a falls count anywhere no dq. Anyway the match was five minutes long, no attempts at a pinfall outside the ring, one thrown chair shot (to Abyss), and one crappy attempt at breaking a table. It was crappy and every single person there was disappointed. Thus leading me to this:
I just don't see it being real barbed wire. Sabu can't do that stuff anymore. And there is such thing as fake barbed wire. How about you look things up on the internet before you shit on everyone. |
Same stuff that makes hardcore wrestling garbage makes spotfest wrestling garbage. THE LACK OF PSYCHOLOGY. The lack of rhyme or reason behind their actions is why its shite. They can both be done right. Its just so rare from TNA or CZW. Yet I still watch their shows and buy their DVDs..... WHY?
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Also, in both instances, less is more. Spots highlight an important moment or turning point. Abuse of spots tend to ruin said spots and make the spots less interesting as a whole. |
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However Christopher Daniels > all
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My point is this: if your good enough you don't need spotfest, high-flying, or hardcore to carry you. And when a match is based on these gimmicks its garbage. There needs to be more substance, take Jake Roberts. Not very technically sound, could only pull double axe handle off the top, etc. Yet what he did would still get over any where. And its only because its not what you do, but how you do it. Threw his flawless psychology he made every move meaningful, and logical and the people believed in what he was doing. And when he used a gimmick (like a weapon) or one was used on him it meant something.
I'm ranting now ignore this post. But not this: TNA needs to remember its wrestling, and not gymnastics or a race; the WWE needs to remember its wrestling, and not a soap opera (just to be fair.) |
Both WWE and TNa have there downfalls. WWE is trying to cater to a wider audience with the soap action stuff stuff while keeping younger males with tits and ass. I think its fair to say they are alienating both groups at least a decent proportion of the time.
TNA seems like it is trying to attract that newer more ADD type fan who wants all action now, this aint gonna work either and as ratings are showing its not even holding AAD attention. Mainly because people are going to need bigger and bigger spots to keep that adrenaline going. The same old spots lower the payoff and as such become old hat. |
Sure, if you watch an AJ Styles match or a Christopher Daniels match or a Sabu match you're going to see spot after spot after spot. But that's their style, and some people, myself included, have taken it as a breath of fresh air from the WWE's boring, pedantic style of scripted matches.
Who are your top wrestlers in TNA (Styles and Daniels?)? Compare their matches to a HBK or Angle match. They don't overly use any sort of spot - it is good wrestling. How is watching Sabu hit his usual spots every match any different from a fucking Undertaker match? Taker dominates to start - opponent cheats to get the heads up - opponent has the advantage - Taker comes back with a flying clothesline - Taker does his tight rope walk thing - Taker hits the Chokeslam or Tombstone and wins. Yeah, usually Undertaker dominates at the start. Although it may seem like it, versus any decent opponents the rest is never in that order, and sometimes it all doesn't happen. To be honest, Sabu's usual spots don't bore me, it is just the style of wrestling TNA is as a whole. Or a WWE tag team match: Evenly matched to start - faces get some offense in - heels divide the ring and work over one of the faces - face gets the hot tag - hot tag leads to a face victory, or the heels win by cheating. Every time like fucking clockwork. WWE is beginning to pick up a little in its tag division so this isn't always the case, but yeah, that is usually the case. #1 wrestling promotion in the US today has a lot of spotfests too For example? You're comparing spots to Undertaker, who nobody gives a shit about? :roll: Anyway, basically... To conclude: It's not that good wrestling can't have spots, it's that you can't use spots instead of good wrestling. TNA tends to be spotfests, which are not conducive to a good match. CZC tends to rely on spots and "hardcore" shit to get it done. :y: |
Awwww...Poor Dave...You gonna pretend that Undertaker is a relavent and contemporay superstar? :lol:
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Who are your top wrestlers in TNA (Styles and Daniels?)? Compare their matches to a HBK or Angle match. They don't overly use any sort of spot - it is good wrestling.
Good wrestling is a subjective term; it means different things to different people. You compare the styles of Styles(no pun intended)/Daniels to HBK/Angle, and that's pretty easy to do since both pairs of men wrestled 30 minute iron matches against each other in the same month, with Styles/Daniels at Bound for Glory and HBK/Angle at the RAW Homecoming. In my opinion, the Styles/Daniels match was by far the better encounter. It was quick, the wrestling was sound, and the moves performed perfectly. The psychology was good too: the history of these two was hyped by Tenay, about how Daniels and Styles have always shadowed each other, which spilled into the 30 minute frantic battle to score a single pinfall. Both men were tired and bruised (Styles especially) after the encounter and with less than 10 seconds to go, Styles hit the Styles Clash to win. HBK/Angle was good, there's not doubt about that: but it was only good by WWE wrestling standards. The big-time indies like TNA and ROH feature fast paced, unscripted and highly entertaining matches, and Daniels/Styles was the peak of that style. The WWE wrestles slow paced, methodical and planned out matches: watch them from 1999-2001 and now and you will see a difference. The fact that cruiserweights have been told to tone it down is a perfect example of this. HBK/Angle was both more slowly paced and faster than Styles/Daniels: in the same 30 minutes it took AJ to score one pin, HBK and Angle scored four (five if you count HBK's running out of time). In this way, it was faster than Styles/Daniels. In every other way it was slower: more rest holds and submissions, and more brawling. Of course, all of this was done as well as it can be, as Angle and HBK are both masters of the mat. Still, it did not have the same explosive quality of the Styles/Daniels match. #1 wrestling promotion in the US today has a lot of spotfests too For example? I was referring to the way that they style their matches, as their "spots" are slower and less exciting, yet they are usually the same every match. Take any wrestler: Chris Jericho for example. He hits his few "spots" every match: the dropkick off the apron, the enziguri, the attempted Walls of Jericho, the winning move (Walls or Lionsault). The rest is usually just filler. The same goes for RVD: he's been limited to the split-legged moonsault, rolling thunder, and the spinning kick from the apron. The rest is usually filler. If you look closely, this can be applied to a lot of the wrestlers. Granted, they do have great matches every now and then, but they're less often than more. It's not that good wrestling can't have spots, it's that you can't use spots instead of good wrestling. TNA tends to be spotfests, which are not conducive to a good match. CZC tends to rely on spots and "hardcore" shit to get it done. The TNA wrestlers use all styles of wrestling: technical, brawling, high flying, lucha libre, martial arts, and they encompass them into one style. They do not leave out a storyline. Take this quote from an interview by Jason Levett of SLAM Wrestling with AJ Styles: "For many fans, it is talent like Styles, Daniels, Petey Williams, Chris Sabin and others that are the reason they order the pay per views. It is flattering for Styles to hear that. "It makes us feel important, I hope that TNA realizes that as well. We try to do something that you don't see anywhere else, its not just high spots its psychology and people forget that. It separates us from other wrestlers is we know how to put on a match with a bit of everything." And people love to see it. I've had friends who hate wrestling watch an AJ Styles match and want to see more of it. He and the rest of the X-Division wrestlers are innovative, fast paced, all encompassing athletes with great skill. They are exactly the types of wrestlers that the WWE isn't allowing to shine on their own shows, because they tell the cruiserweights to slow down. |
Fox you, unlike most of the board, are 100% right.
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WTF??? Have people forgot how to use the quote button???
And WWE is still better than TNA, which is still better than CZW. Sorry but its true. |
Do you TNA marks know what a spotfest is?
A spotfest isn't just someone's normal arsenal. It's pulling off spots for the sake of pulling off spots. Hitting five top rope moves just to say that you've hit five top rope moves in one match. Getting a chair and hitting someone over the head with it for the sake of hitting someone over the head. Throwing someone into barbed wire and then hitting them with a light bulb for the sake of violence. They (usually) don't tell a story, they're just nonstop flashy moves, sometimes a shit load of violence, and a finish. The X Division, except for a few, are all high flying risk takers who risk it all for what, to say that they can pull off a flipping piledriver or risk snapping someone's neck off with a Styles Clash? |
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Anyway Xero hits it right on the head. And I am going to take it to an extreme(no pun intended). Hulk Hogan > TNA X Division(save a few). Why?? Cause he could tell a story and relate to the fans what was happening in the ring. Its called "RING PSYCHOLOGY". It isn't about being able to do 1000 different moves from 1000 different positions, its about telling a story to the fans. |
I have a pretty far out idea:
If you don't like spotfests, don't watch them. |
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If you don't like the type of matches WWE put on, don't watch them. |
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WWE can put on a good match.
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So can TNA. Just not very often.
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If you hate the way WWE is going, DON'T WATCH IT, you fucking hypocrite. You talk about how wrestling should have a variety when all you do is praise spot fests, hardcore matches, and drop a few technical names. Wrestling should have a variety only if YOU like it, right? I don't care if spotfests are out there. But YOU'RE the one always arguing that the WWE is shit because of Hassan, Cena, and JBL, among others. Which is why WE go back and try to get it through your little brain that you're preaching something that you obviously don't believe in. |
Yeah about everyone ignores Sadastic because this isn't going anywhere nor will it ever.
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Jesus no one can accept that both feds cater to different ideals and fans.
How hard is it just to accept that because you dont like it doesnt mean its shit. Oh I know because no one here is ever wrong, my bad I will go back to my cave. |
shut the fuck up and clean up my shit in the corner
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lol
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Awwww...Poor Dave...You gonna pretend that Undertaker is a relavent and contemporay superstar?
Nah, I'm just being pedantic: You're comparing spots to Undertaker, who nobody gives a shit about? Quite obviously PEOPLE DO care about the Undertaker. Just not most of the smarks. WTF??? Have people forgot how to use the quote button??? Haha, no.:p It is just that copying and pasting parts and using italics is easier. I was referring to the way that they style their matches, as their "spots" are slower and less exciting, yet they are usually the same every match. So basically, just read what Xero Limit said. |
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