Thread: In-ring, Antonio Cesaro is the best wrestler in WWE.
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Old 12-13-2012, 01:44 PM   #80
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You're off on a tangent now, Jabba.
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Are you gonna knock everyone else's in-ring storytelling because of unrealistic moves?
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I'm just talking about storytelling based on a signature move. You can't knock Orton's psychology because of one move you find unrealistic without knocking a shitload of guys who you'd probably agree are great.
I gave you several moves that are either poorly executed, or make no logical sense, which make up roughly 75% of Randy's moveset. It's not just one move.

If "telling a story" is accomplished by cracking open the skulls of the audience and spooning out their suspension of disbelief, then I guess I'm just plain wrong.
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