Thread: 'The Most Violent Match in North America'
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Old 09-05-2005, 10:48 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Chavo Classic
These guys could still learn a hell of a lot about dealing with pain from a man who won the 1996 Olympic freestyle wrestling gold with a broken neck.

Most of the guys wrestling in CZW probably couldnt even feel pain becaue of the rush of adrenaline through the match. Anyone can do that shit. I've played half an hour of semi-pro rugby with a shattered wrist and didn't even feel it until I was in the players' bar 2 hours later.
That's true, although you'd think that after the match they'd say 'hey, my bone is sticking out and my back is ripped open, I need to stop this shit before I permanently injure myself'. You're going to feel if you're missing a huge chunk of your muscle and and skin after the match.
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