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Old 10-22-2004, 05:11 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by Aussie_Skier
Intersting you mention that. i was reading jake the snake roberts web site and he is very critical of chris Jericho. in fact, i believe he called him hopeless!
could be because of that.

i mean, with jericho, its all about:
Running Enzuguri,
drop kick from the middle rope to someone on the apron,
the thing a bit like a 619
lionsault
walls of jericho
Really? That's fairly interesting, since a lot of people give Jake "the Snake" Roberts a lot of props when it coems ot ring psychology. Jericho does sort of rub off as the wreckless wrestler that hits moves form whichever direction he can. It gives him a psycholgical character, but it doesn't really do much for his ring style, which is basically a technically able cruiserweight. I'm not trying to take away form Jericho here, but maybe he is a bit overrated when it comes to some areas of the business?
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