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Lloyd Boner posted:Still not sold on Okada but the match was ace.
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Apparently, Sekimoto managed to deliver a German suplex to Akebono. Awaiting visual evidence.
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Ditch posted:Apparently, Sekimoto managed to deliver a German suplex to Akebono.  Yes, evidence is needed.
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Ditch posted:Apparently, Sekimoto managed to deliver a German suplex to Akebono. I have no doubt,it was a deadlift and he did it with extreme ease. I wish he could have got Tursas up at King of Trios, but this was before he had been taken off his feet.
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Flameingblack posted:I have no doubt,it was a deadlift and he did it with extreme ease. The only obstacle remaining is for Sekimoto to German Big Daddy V to prove he literally can German Suplex anyone he wants.
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Strenuous Manflurry posted:The only obstacle remaining is for Sekimoto to German Big Daddy V to prove he literally can German Suplex anyone he wants. Are you aware of how huge Akibono is?
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Feb 14, 2012 17:09
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Match airs on the 18th, so we WILL see it. Eventually.
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Flameingblack posted:Are you aware of how huge Akibono is? Of course. He's a big giant fatman. I saw his match with Bid Daddy V, as well, and V looked even heavier, to me. Or maybe Akebono's singlet was more concealing.
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Strenuous Manflurry posted:Of course. He's a big giant fatman. I saw his match with Bid Daddy V, as well, and V looked even heavier, to me. Or maybe Akebono's singlet was more concealing.
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Flameingblack posted:Akebono is about 40 pounds heavier than Big Daddy V's billed weight. He wears it better than V then. Not much better, mind.
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Kobashi managed to injure both legs while doing a moonsault at All Together. STOP MOONSAULTING YOU CRAZY BASTARD.
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Ditch posted:Kobashi managed to injure both legs while doing a moonsault at All Together. (Kobashi is almost certainly retired and just doing really special one-time events. Except when those one time events happen twice)
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Ditch posted:Kobashi managed to injure both legs while doing a moonsault at All Together. Sooooo what's the extent of the injury?
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Strenuous Manflurry posted:Sooooo what's the extent of the injury? fractured tibia and tibia contusion & some other poo poo
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The Shaman of Cum posted:fractured tibia and tibia contusion & some other poo poo You have gotta be kidding me.
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I don't think Kobashi will stop until one of his bones literally gains sentience and tells him to stop. Then he will chop it, suplex it, moonsault on it, then retire.
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Christ, did Kobashi moonsault off a sky scraper or something?
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Cancer, bad knees, age, poor upkeep and being an idiot probably all factored equally.
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poo poo, isn't he almost John Cena's size? A guy that big (and worn down) shouldn't be doing a moonsault, period.
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a radii hike posted:poo poo, isn't he almost John Cena's size? A guy that big (and worn down) shouldn't be doing a moonsault, period. You tell him what to do. Enjoy your chops.
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Lone Rogue posted:You tell him what to do.
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I think the fact he can even perform a moonsault is astonishing.
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Tozawa renamed the big Dragon Gate stable from Blood Warriors to... MAD BLANKEY
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I love Tozawa. Shine on, you crazy bastard, shine on.
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The Shaman of Cum posted:some other potential DG news: That would be awesome if they streamed events or had them somewhere for On Demand viewing.
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The Shaman of Cum posted:Glorious.
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I have never been so immediately into a stable name before.
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The Shaman of Cum posted:Looks like something Tozawa stole from Jhonen Vasquez's house
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Mutoh shills porn. I don't know what kind of porn it is, and I don't want to. http://www.tenga-global.com/voice/mutoh.php And in sadder news, Doug Furnas, the 'strong guy' of the Can-Am Express, passed away at age 50. He'd been suffering from Parkinsons for years.
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Well, at least the observer will do a Bio on him, and at least then someone will explain to me why they turned up in the WWF for five minutes in 96.
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Ditch posted:Mutoh shills porn. I don't know what kind of porn it is, and I don't want to. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_i6kWbdTvjk But the best part is the quote on his picture.
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Flameingblack posted:Hahaha Tenga. They make eggs you can gently caress, and their commercials are pretty weird.
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LordPants posted:Well, at least the observer will do a Bio on him, and at least then someone will explain to me why they turned up in the WWF for five minutes in 96. They were a pretty well known tag team among the wrestling circles and when they went to ECW in '96, it was clear they were trying to get a job with one of the big two. They went to the WWF where if I recall there was talk that they were going to get a big push and be the centerpiece of the tag division until Vince and co. realized they were charisma deficient. Then Phil got in a car accident and when he was back the company had little interest in them. Wikipedia keeps saying that they were, "sent" to ECW in 97 which sounds weird to me. I guess the WWF loaned them back to ECW?
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Yeah Meltzer discussed it. He phrased it as "WWF decided they had no charisma and gave them the 'boring' gimmick" and that was that. I believe WWF would let you take outside bookings before they started making money regularly so it would make sense that they'd be allowed to 'do' ECW while under contract.
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LordPants posted:Yeah Meltzer discussed it. He phrased it as "WWF decided they had no charisma and gave them the 'boring' gimmick" and that was that. They used to use ECW as a dumping ground all of the time for the guys they didn't want to use anymore. Which is exactly why the ECW TV show in 2006 truly was in the spirit of ECW.
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Flameingblack posted:Hahaha Tenga. They make eggs you can gently caress, and their commercials are pretty weird. The quote however, is disturbing.
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