Thread: God, is Rey Mysterio really only 32?
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Old 07-27-2007, 12:16 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
Well, except he's sustained several injuries working a significantly safer style, while other people who are using a much higher impact style are currently unharmed. You're the one with the hardon for TNA, you should be able to see that.
Haven't seen TNA in months, to be honest. Kind of lost interest. I blame Vince Russo's booking and the Benoit tragedy, as I've stopped watching most of WWE as well.


Mysterio first injured his knee in WCW around early 1999. From 97-99, Mysterio, as fans of Nitro and Thunder would recall, an extremely fast-paced and high risk style, the likes of which had never really been seen before. It was this style, which he used for years prior in ECW and Mexico, that led to his ultimate knee injury in WCW. He returned, and it was at that time forth that he's utilized a much, much safer, toned down style (much to my chagrin).
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