Thread: Any reason why Vader was jobbed out so much at the end of his WWE run?
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Old 12-27-2011, 01:41 PM   #33
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Originally Posted by Hanso View Post
Have you read Mick FOleys book?

He cried after mick lost his ear.

He cried when he broke that jobbers back.

Its a fact. He is one of the stiffest and most bad ass workers of all time. But the dude is a genuinely nice and caring guy outside the ring.
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Originally Posted by Fox View Post
Omigod, I broke your spine by needlessly powerbombing you into the mat with as much force as my 500lb frame could muster! I'M SO SORRY!!!

Reckless bastard.
Yes, I've read Mick's book but just because you feel sorry about screwing up somebody for life doesnt make you a good person. What their teaching me is that the most importaint thing in pro wrestling is to protect yourself and the person your in the ring with first and foremost. I've read countless stories about Vader unnessisarily breaking guy's noses with full punches, hitting guys soo hard they get concussions, when he didnt have to be that stiff because it wasnt that style of pro wrestling. I might be mistaken, but didnt he break another guys neck by chokeslamming him? The guy jumped up like he was suppose to and Vader threw him down soo hard the guy landed on the back of his neck not his upper back and broke his neck (or was that just an angle they did?).
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