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Atticus Finch posted:I don't have a lot of time for wrestling (I still haven't watched DBDIV and I've had it for months ) but I want to get into the indies a bit. It looks like PWG has a lot of great wrestlers from different promotions so I want to try to get into/follow that. Any advice on what to start with? PWG Seven from last year was an amazing show top-to-bottom. Arguably the single best non-PPV wrestling show of the year.
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Hahaha, as if Vince wouldn't use a record of psychological sessions as a means of determining who and who not to push.
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Sugar Blaster posted:Hahaha, as if Vince wouldn't use a record of psychological sessions as a means of determining who and who not to push. Well I'm sure with doctor/patient confidentiality he- wait who am I kidding.
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Burrito posted:Edit: Just realized... PWG Sells Out... IS SOLD OUT! Bald-n-Nekkid posted:PWG Seven from last year was an amazing show top-to-bottom. Arguably the single best non-PPV wrestling show of the year.
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Jerusalem posted:Which did lead to this rather tremendous exchange between him and Angle one day: Mark Henry is a god amongst men.
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Sugar Blaster posted:Hahaha, as if Vince wouldn't use a record of psychological sessions as a means of determining who and who not to push. I'd be more concerned about him making fun of them on TV for it. "Aw poor Benoit is depressed because his friends died, what a big baby!" Every major league sports team has a staff neuropsychologist, at least, and I think taking a hard look at wrestlers after their concussions instead of just giving them meds and time off (if that) would be a good way of preventing unfortunate career and life consequences. If it was mandatory no one could be ashamed! Then again, this kind of program would be based on the assumption that WWE is a semi-moral business, which is clearly quite flawed.
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This is another area where treating the wrestlers as employees with benefits would be a great help, I imagine. But the short term expense and lack of obvious commercial benefit means it'll probably never happen unless promoters are forced to.
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# ? Mar 10, 2011 19:53 |
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Trast posted:Mark Henry is a god amongst men. Mark Henry is fantastic.
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# ? Mar 10, 2011 20:03 |
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CM Funk posted:"London & Kendrick". Nothing iconic or memorable. Probably anticipating their inevitable return to singles wrestling despite (I think) having the longest tag title reign in the company's history. related question to this: do London and Kendrick still tag ever? I know Kendrick is doing whatever the gently caress he's doing in TNA and London isn't ever going to set foot there, but do they still do stuff elsewhere?
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Lamuella posted:related question to this: do London and Kendrick still tag ever? I know Kendrick is doing whatever the gently caress he's doing in TNA and London isn't ever going to set foot there, but do they still do stuff elsewhere? I believe they teamed up in PWG shortly after Kendrick left WWE, but I don't know if they have since then. They'll probably team again at some point, but London is busy with Peligro Abejas last I checked.
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Atticus Finch posted:I don't have a lot of time for wrestling (I still haven't watched DBDIV and I've had it for months ) but I want to get into the indies a bit. It looks like PWG has a lot of great wrestlers from different promotions so I want to try to get into/follow that. Any advice on what to start with? guerre sans frontieres seven as the worm turns threemendous 2
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Jerusalem posted:Which did lead to this rather tremendous exchange between him and Angle one day: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hpUQqxm7gg
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Sue Denim posted:Can someone explain this to me: That was a parody thread where people posted as if WCW had won the Monday Night War instead of WWE. I've only been doing the Nitro threads since June last year
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Sue Denim posted:Can someone explain this to me: I love this. That was a week when HulkaMatt didn't have time to do the discussion thread, so he asked for someone else to do it. I thought it'd be funny to do a fake WCW discussion thread (I think KungFu Grip did the real one). It unexpectedly took off.
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# ? Mar 11, 2011 00:26 |
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tzirean posted:I love this. It's funny how alive the memory of WCW is even though it hasn't been on TV in ten years. I guess we partially have TNA to thank for that.
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# ? Mar 11, 2011 00:52 |
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Can anyone tell me which Botchamania is the one where Maffew has the Victory Road 2009 clips?
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SamuraiFoochs posted:Can anyone tell me which Botchamania is the one where Maffew has the Victory Road 2009 clips? 92
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Hammond Edgar posted:92 You rule, thanks buddy.
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tzirean posted:I love this. I just got excited because my entire reason for buying the archives add on was so I could read old PPV threads before/after watching them to get a better idea of context. Much to my disappointment when the archives showed me the forum has only been around since 2006 or 2007, then I saw this thread and thought it may have been moved over from an older forum which used to incorporate wrestling. The Punch Pagoda 1 Sue Denim 0
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# ? Mar 11, 2011 11:47 |
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There's still discussion threads in SAS proper, but the community didn't really start growing until 2004/05.
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Perry Normal posted:I believe they teamed up in PWG shortly after Kendrick left WWE, but I don't know if they have since then. They'll probably team again at some point, but London is busy with Peligro Abejas last I checked. I've seen them team at a local fed around Fremont, CA recentishly.
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Captain Charisma posted:There's still discussion threads in SAS proper, but the community didn't really start growing until 2004/05. Much appreciated, Captain.
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What was Oliver Humperdink's gimmick when he managed Bam Bam Bigelow in the WWF? I think I remember seeing him on the first Survivor Series, and it really seemed to just basically be "I wear gaudy clothing but here I am with a pretty awesome fatty who does cartwheels!"
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Rodney the Piper posted:What was Oliver Humperdink's gimmick when he managed Bam Bam Bigelow in the WWF? I think I remember seeing him on the first Survivor Series, and it really seemed to just basically be "I wear gaudy clothing but here I am with a pretty awesome fatty who does cartwheels!" Ginger midget who stole his suits from Craig Sager.
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Sue Denim posted:I didn't even read the thread. It's also very interesting to read old threads like Edge cashing in MITB the very first time, the Eddie Guerrero tribute on RAW, Cena returning to RR, etc. just to see everyone mark out. Archives is definitely worth the money.
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# ? Mar 11, 2011 17:44 |
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Sable married Brock Lesnar? Seriously? Dang.
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Gatts posted:Sable married Brock Lesnar? Seriously? Dang. After one of his successful title defenses (or maybe when he won it) he declared he was going to go home and drink a different brand of beer to the one promoting the show and then "get on top of my wife and go a few rounds with her!" Stay classy, Brock.
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It was awesome.
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Jerusalem posted:After one of his successful title defenses (or maybe when he won it) he declared he was going to go home and drink a different brand of beer to the one promoting the show and then "get on top of my wife and go a few rounds with her!" It was after he beat Frank Mir. I'm kind of shocked he didn't say something worse.
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Rodney the Piper posted:What was Oliver Humperdink's gimmick when he managed Bam Bam Bigelow in the WWF? I think I remember seeing him on the first Survivor Series, and it really seemed to just basically be "I wear gaudy clothing but here I am with a pretty awesome fatty who does cartwheels! and "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff" That was the entirety of his gimmick. Davros1 fucked around with this message at 23:28 on Mar 11, 2011 |
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Role Play McMurphy posted:It was awesome. Agreed.
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Jerusalem posted:After one of his successful title defenses (or maybe when he won it) he declared he was going to go home and drink a different brand of beer to the one promoting the show and then "get on top of my wife and go a few rounds with her!"
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Lone Goat posted:The camera then cut to Sable laughing and clapping in the background. As long as they're happy.
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# ? Mar 12, 2011 01:05 |
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Who was The Guardian Angel in WCW?
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MrMondayNight posted:Who was The Guardian Angel in WCW? Big Bossman. This was after he was "The Boss" until the WWF threatened to sue. So they had the douchebag Guardian Angels threaten to sue them instead!
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MassRayPer posted:Big Bossman. This was after he was "The Boss" until the WWF threatened to sue. So they had the douchebag Guardian Angels threaten to sue them instead! A man of many gimmicks. Thanks.
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MassRayPer posted:Big Bossman. This was after he was "The Boss" until the WWF threatened to sue. So they had the douchebag Guardian Angels threaten to sue them instead! Oh, no, no, no. Did you never see the vignettes where he trained with the Guardian Angels, and had him out there "patrolling" with them?
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Davros1 posted:Oh, no, no, no. Did you never see the vignettes where he trained with the Guardian Angels, and had him out there "patrolling" with them? I remember as a kid thinking the Big Boss Man started the Guardian Angels. However, I do think Curtis Sliwa would make a tremendous heel.
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Jerusalem posted:After one of his successful title defenses (or maybe when he won it) he declared he was going to go home and drink a different brand of beer to the one promoting the show and then "get on top of my wife and go a few rounds with her!" It was a really great promo if you think of it as a promo instead of just an athlete talking.
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I know there is a lot of talk for "best wrestler/move/theme/whatever of all time" but are there any individual cards that are commonly considered best of all time?
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