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Originally Posted by Gorgeous Dale Newstead
What Shane said in his promo is kind of irritating. Like... he's not shooting, yet he's bring up how guys are getting "held down" and guys "without talent" are getting pushed. Fuck off. The babyface in a feud should not be mentioning this stuff. You're burying the product. Reeks of complete fucking desperation.
What if he wins? All of a sudden just because Shane won a storyline, the company is going to change their mantra? Give me a fucking break.
lol even still, Shane vs Undertaker is probably going to be crazy.
Other thoughts, I saw all over the internet people moaning about Shane's punches. Watched Ambrose vs Wyatt, and Ambrose's punches were just as bad if not worse. This was then later agreed with on the Whatculture podcast.
What the fuck is going on these days? Who the hell throws a decent punch?
Also, I've made this thread before years ago, but I'll just keep it in here because I don't think it's thread worthy anymore, but who has some of the best all time punches?
Foley's punches to me always looked awesome. Bret's were tight as fuck too, as well as his lifters. Austin threw nasty punches as well as Terry Funk. Also liked Shawn and Razor's.
Hate when guys "flurry" particularly Taker, looks so fucking fake. Good thing he is the man.
just wish "it was still real to them, dammit". Seems like a lot of these new guys are too smart for their own good and spend too much time caring about internet smarks. Daniel Bryan didn't care about internet smarks, he just cared about being a motherfucker. Same with guys like Cesaro. Really just wish guys could work each other and not worry so much about the "interactive" crowd.
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I brought this up during last weeks Smackdown: so Ambrose gets the shit kicked out of him by Lesnar on Raw, sells the injury during the opening promo on Smackdown and then flies around the ring like Rey Mysterio during the main event.
What the fuck. Ambrose is the shits. His punches suck, he never sells, his promo are WAY too over the top. This is why nobody watches anymore. No emotional investment at all. You can blame the writers, but the writers aren't no selling in the ring, or just doing moves to get their shit in. You can say I'm behind the times with that statement, but I've seen opening matches in 1985 with more crowd reactions than the main events of 90% of Raw.