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Which big man had the best move sets?
If you had a 6'10" prodigy and he could study only one wrestler of his size's in ring work, whose tape would you show him? This is purely in ring stuff and not promo, charisma, gimmick, etc...
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There aren't many >6'10" wrestlers to choose from. I will go with Undertaker.
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lol move-set.
This isn't a video game. |
I do enjoy Kane's "work rate" though.
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show him kane's for the reason his moves i feel has changed most as he's gotten older
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Undertaker's, mainly for the evolution of his in-ring style over the years.
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Had = Bam Bam
Has = Matt Morgan |
Matt Morgan...really?
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Taker has evolved good... Was Bam Bam over 6' 10" S Champ??
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Scott Hall isn't 6'10, but he is a big man, and as Razor Ramon, he had some pretty good move sets.
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Undertaker...for his work in the ring, but even more so, for match planning/flow/psychology etc. He's probably the greatest all around big man ever, so why not start with the best.
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A-Train.
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Taker has been the most consistent big man on the roster. Without fail, each time he returns he has new moves to go with his new attitude. I love it because we have seen the Undertaker use about 5 or 6 different finishing holds now. The added variety of old moves with the newer moves he uses (as well as his MMA style grappling) proves he is the man.
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I do like Kane's moves, and over the years he has changed up many of them, but I can't disagree with The Undertaker as an ultimate answer. He has gone from being a big guy who doesn't do much at all, to incorporating various submissions and more technical moves. |
Take a look at A-Train/Giant Bernard's work in Japan. He has some pretty sweet power moves.
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Mike Awesome.
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hernandez |
Rob Terry
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Bull Buchanan
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I'm a sucker for Kane, but I'd rather look at a guy like Vader. Not sure if he hits the height, but anyone to not call him a big man is an idiot. Dude threw a damn good powerbomb, the Vader-Bomb was great, and his moonsault was great <strike>for a big man</strike>.
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Undertaker nuff said.
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Yeah, Taker - easy as you damn well like.
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Nash
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Vader.
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Hornswoggle :shifty:
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I heard Giant Gonzalez pulls off a mean 450!
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Mike Awesome has always been a favorite of mine, and if either WCW or WWE had used him correctly, I think he could have been a big star.
The guy was quick, crisp, could fly off the top rope and had the best innovations of powerbombs of anyone I've ever seen. |
Are you sure you didn't accidently add a 0? I'd be impressed if Nash could turn 72 degrees on those legs without tearing a hamstring, quad, calves, something....
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Big Daddy V
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knox
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Undertaker, Kane, Lesnar, Big Show, Test, Vader, Bam Bam, Sid... I enjoyed a lot of the giants of wrestling. Even El Giante was a spectacle to watch... Khali is horrible please get rid of him. Ernie Ladd was really good too.
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Taker & Kane, Well And Big Show in WCW and early WWF Times
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Giant Gozales easily:
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