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07-07-2004, 12:38 PM
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He's Here
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I think the match was good for 3 minuites... When it started I was thinking it was going to be another Brock/Goldberg, but it was way better than that... If Brock and Goldberg ever had another match, WWE (Or whoever is hosting it) better not fuck it up like at WrestleMania... That was one of the "Dream Matches" and it was built up well, but excuted EXTREMELY bad... I thought Brock/Goldberg had potential...
Anyway, what Im getting at, is Kane/Batista could be a good match if done correctly... (I never saw the Armageddon one, so I dunno how a real match would go with them) |
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07-07-2004, 01:16 PM
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Make the IWC Great Again
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Some people like the big dudes wrestling each other. I prefer guys the size of Benoit, Angle and Eddie, but from a visual stadpoint seeing two huge dudes slug it out can be pretty cool. But if a match is bad, its bad, so you can only go so far with pushing big dudes.
Batista-Kane was what it was, there's no point of jobbing either guy at this point. Now the fans got a little taste, and I'm sure somewhere down the road they'll be able to get a PPV match out of the two of them. |
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07-07-2004, 08:51 PM
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1-0 TPWW Chess Master
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Brock/Goldberg did have potential, but let's put it to you this way. Goldberg didn't give his all because he was leaving and soon after we found out it was the same way with Lesnar. I knew Goldy wasn't going to do jack shit but Lesnar suprised me with how crappy he executed the match and then I was shocked about the NFL announcement. His loss though because I don't really see him being picked up by any team in the NFL. |
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