WWE re-sign D-Lo Brown?
 

That's what I hear.


His WWF career involved weightloss like a gastric band patient. And he had a bobble head. Oh, and he paralysed Darren Drozdoff with a sloppy as fuck powerbomb.

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This was still a much easier way to confirm this than going to another website or even searching the forums.

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I don't give a shit if D'Lo paralyzed Droz. You get in the ring, you take the chance. Every wrestler accepts the possibility that they might get dropped on their fucking head. Deal.

And it's not like Droz was a huge loss to the wrestling world in the first place.

You can't even prove that Droz wasn't paralyzed before he got in the ring for that matter since it happened before the Wellness Policy.

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Your logic is flawless, cup.

Yeah, shit happens in the ring. I don't think D'Lo Brown was held accountable, nor should he be.

Also, I once meant to ask, and this has reminded me: Was Droz good in the ring? Passable? How were his mic skills? Darth doesn't seem to think he was a big loss, but was he a loss? Someone describe his ring style to me, if they can.

Let's just say, you would want to give him a World Title push.

He was alright, Mic skills was lacking, He was average in the ring for a brawler, but did have some charima, and made wearing a Giant Hat look good.

I don't push brawlers. But thanks for the information.

So he was pretty average, but nothing too offensive?

I think he was held accountable, they punished him with some horrible storylines and gimmicks afterwards.

I could care less about Droz. I'm sure he's a nice guy or whatever, but I didn't care about the "loss to the industry". D'Lo was much cooler than Droz ever was.

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As far as everyone saying Droz was shit. Thats not the point, D-Lo was the one who lost control of the move.

I mean, it's not like he was trying to do something he did in every single match? :$

Actually, Droz took blame for the botch and didn't blame D'Lo for messing up the Running Liger Bomb, it was pretty much based upon the loose clothling that Droz was wearing and caused D'Lo to lose his grip while he was running to do the move.

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D'Lo slipped on water in the ring. WWE's own fault for not drying it out.

The words of an extremely humble and forgiving man, who was unwilling to allow fault of an accident to destroy another's career. Everything I've read indicates that he was never fully elevated before he was dropped, let alone any running. It wasn't as clear cut as the obvious protective nature of Droz's comments make out.

Yeah, thats what I hear. But thing is, since he was never fully elevated, and D'Lo never actually took any steps, he was stationary atthe time of slipping. So you gotta think he never wiped his feet to check his grip at all before he did the move.

You would always try to achieve better grip underfoot before lifting someone. And of course if he did, and went on with the move anyway.......

Was D'Lo meant to hit the move? If not, that would explain why he never lifted him up. Perhaps Droz was meant to hurricanrana out of it? OK, I can't imagine Droz doing a hurricanrana, but you know what I mean.

Droz seems like a really nice guy, and it's very humble of him to not be bitter about the incident. Especially when it's something that effects your livelihood and whole life like that. I'm sure D'Lo has felt enough guilt of it, and doesn't need the incident floating over his career.

But yeah, just throwing this out there: Couldn't Droz have aided in getting up in the move? I'm not a trained wrestler, so I don't know how powerbombs work, but I'm sure the onus isn't entirely on the wrestler performing the move. For example: Hardcore Holly made it difficult for Brock to powerbomb him. I always thought of it as a co-operative effort.

My advice: Don't play the blame game. Shit happens. There were a lot of factors in it happening. Picking out one of them as the sole cause is probably irresponsible.

Exactly.

I don't think the Hurricanrana was the reason. You would still end up in the on the shoulders position, even with that.

With a powerbomb, the guy recieving the move has to move with the force to aid getting up and down correctly, and obviously bump right, but most of the onus is on he guy performing the move.

I am not blaming anyone as such, I'm just saying, just because a decent guy like Droz said it wasn't D'Lo's fault. Doesn't exactly mean it wasn't.

I have always thought that with the beer/water in the ring excuse, if he had planted his feet, he would have been better aware of the slippiness.

And moreover, a wrestling mat is made of canvas, and wrestling boots are made of rubber. I don't get how he slipped on any liquid like that, TBH.

Theres a YT vid showing some of the pictures, and if you look about, theres bits talking about it, like how he was never elevated properly, before he slipped/was dropped/ whatever.