Thread: Goldberg wreckless with the jackhammer?
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Old 05-03-2004, 03:54 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by PureHatred
As far as I'm concerned, whatever it took to get that slobbering mound of no-sells off my TV is f*cking gravy.
Choclate-Caramel Fudge for me. I personally don't like it when wrestlers that use Goldberg's style get upset aout thigs. Every man and his dog could be pushed as monsters that no sell and squash other guys. It's real acting in the gimmick that I like. See Kane and The Big Show. There are two monsters that are believeable. Big Show is a 500lbs man that could probably kill anyone in that ring, yet he's got that certain tick of humanity in him. And Kane just looks psychotic. I'd believe him if he was in horror flick.
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