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RBX posted:Orton's twitter is pretty good. I like that he only responds to people with Orton-themed handles.
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Onmi posted:The dixie train is endless "I choppy-choppy your pee-pee."
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https://twitter.com/ZackRyder/status/521137959090016256quote:.@BradMaddoxIsWWE finally got out of that cave.......but got ZACK ATTACKED tonight in #WWEMacon.
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 Two totally real guys.
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Cass made me think Enzo was Hornswoggle
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MrBling posted:
Realest guys in the room you mean.
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KFC got the scoopz, dude.
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dude, keep that in the spoiler thread EDIT: I also don't get how that proves anything. They're only half-brothers after all and have different fathers, why would they have the same last name? All this shows is that Paul Bearer's real last name was Jacobs. Thauros fucked around with this message at 23:37 on Oct 12, 2014 |
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Glen Jacobshttp:ow.ly/i/4jFAS
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Pfft, lies and foul slander. Next you'll be telling me that the Undertaker isn't really a dead man.
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quote:Bad News Barrett @WadeBarrett 2m2 minutes ago I miss you Barrett 
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Wow, Wade looks in fantastic shape. Why did they ever sour on him? He's a good worker, good promo, and has the height and build they look for. Was it just the "must feed Cena" mentality surrounding the Nexus angle?
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sticklefifer posted:Wow, Wade looks in fantastic shape. Until his injury it had looked like Triple H was moving him into at least a satellite role with The Authority, so sadly it was just a matter of poor timing injury wise.
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sticklefifer posted:Wow, Wade looks in fantastic shape. I think its more that he's had a few very badly timed injuries.
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He's had a couple of badly timed injuries, but he also had the legs taken out of what should have been a starmaking angle basically from square one. He was never more over than he was right after he and the rest of the Nexus took out Cena, but rather than capitalize on that they started making the Nexus look like geeks immediately.
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To be fair, Nexus was a bunch of guys with about 2 good promos and 2 good wrestlers between all of them, and Bryan's situation basically took away the guy who could have been the workhorse of the stable from a wrestling perspective - but still, it's a staple that just came out and completely dismantled the set and declared their intentions to flip the company upside down. They shouldn't have been wrestling tag matches against the Usos within a month.
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Jerusalem posted:Until his injury it had looked like Triple H was moving him into at least a satellite role with The Authority, so sadly it was just a matter of poor timing injury wise. I think Meltzer said the plan was to make him their enforcer which got scrapped when he got injured. That's how we ended up with Cesaro in that slot and 50,000 Kane matches.
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The main problem with the Nexus storyline is that Cena refused to wear the shirt. Just wear the loving shirt, John.
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Seams posted:The main problem with the Nexus storyline is that Cena refused to wear the shirt. Just wear the loving shirt, John. P...please.... please just wearing the loving shirt, John 
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I am pretty sure Cena knows he's the worst.
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Endorph posted:To be fair, Nexus was a bunch of guys with about 2 good promos and 2 good wrestlers between all of them, and Bryan's situation basically took away the guy who could have been the workhorse of the stable from a wrestling perspective - but still, it's a staple that just came out and completely dismantled the set and declared their intentions to flip the company upside down. They shouldn't have been wrestling tag matches against the Usos within a month. I feel like the Nexus angle was really just a test for the Shield. they learned all their mistakes for the Nexus and then just applied lessons learned to them.
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BigT posted:I feel like the Nexus angle was really just a test for the Shield. they learned all their mistakes for the Nexus and then just applied lessons learned to them. The entirety of the Shield's run was basically a reversing all the mistakes of modern day booking. They won to the point that losing mattered, they had a natural progression through sensible storylines that grew the characters, they transitioned from heel to face for actual reasons, and when they finally broke up, it elevated everyone involved. In sum, the Shield owned.
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Charles Gnarwin posted:The entirety of the Shield's run was basically a reversing all the mistakes of modern day booking. They won to the point that losing mattered, they had a natural progression through sensible storylines that grew the characters, they transitioned from heel to face for actual reasons, and when they finally broke up, it elevated everyone involved. And they were doing the same thing with the Wyatts until they ran into the John "The Shovel" Cena and they're only just now starting to recover. The fact that WWE knows exactly how to create new stars but absolutely refuses to is the greatest frustration.
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Dimebags Brain posted:And they were doing the same thing with the Wyatts until they ran into the John "The Shovel" Cena and they're only just now starting to recover. I'd argue against the Wyatts and I'm a massive fan, they where never really on the same level as the Shield until I'd say Survivor Series. I mean their run after their debut was some squash matches, Bray having some awful PPV singles matches against Kane/Kofi, being sent packing by The Miz on TV, being sent packing by Kane on PPV, and losing to Punk/Bryan at Survivor Series. Even after Survivor Series they lost to the Usos for three weeks straight. That's pretty bleh booking honestly and turned me off them at the time. I mean after Bray/Bryan at the Rumble they looked amazing and even after the Cena/Bray match at WM they still looked really good, they only really fell off a cliff when "he's got the whole world in his hands" became the main focus of the group.
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The Wyatts lost to everyone that mattered, so therefore they don't matter.
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Bray Wyatt beat Daniel Bryan clean. There was a short period of time where it looked like they might be pushing them, then Bray got fed to Cena and Harper/Rowan got fed to Samoan Cenas.
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He did beat Daniel Bryan... and what some tend to forget, he also beat Roman Reigns the next month. And for what?
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i think his problem was that he was supposed to be a heel and he was getting more and more over as a face, which as jake the snake has pointed out, vince doesn't like
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TheJoker138 posted:Bray Wyatt beat Daniel Bryan clean. There was a short period of time where it looked like they might be pushing them, then Bray got fed to Cena and Harper/Rowan got fed to Samoan Cenas. I'm pretty sure Bray was built up in the early part of the year so could get fed to Cena. I don't think there's ever been a long term plan to the Wyatts before or since.
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TheJoker138 posted:Bray Wyatt beat Daniel Bryan clean. There was a short period of time where it looked like they might be pushing them, then Bray got fed to Cena and Harper/Rowan got fed to Samoan Cenas. Having Rowan and Harper not pick up the belts from the Usos is the most baffling decision. Instead, they flip the Dusts?
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Johanns Molemann posted:i think his problem was that he was supposed to be a heel and he was getting more and more over as a face, which as jake the snake has pointed out, vince doesn't like Specifically, people liked him as a face more than The Polarizing, Controversial John Cena.
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I still can't get over that loving cage match. Who was the agent for that match? Like, really. Who the hell was responsible for that. Every moment of it was one of the worst things I've ever seen. Cena essentially wins the match seventeen times but is repeatedly blocked by a Keystone Kops routine and then a magic child steals the win and disappears forever.
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Charles Gnarwin posted:The entirety of the Shield's run was basically a reversing all the mistakes of modern day booking. They won to the point that losing mattered, they had a natural progression through sensible storylines that grew the characters, they transitioned from heel to face for actual reasons, and when they finally broke up, it elevated everyone involved. And as a result their eventual Best Of compilation will probably be the only WWE disc I'll ever buy, assuming it has all the right matches.
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Speaking of Jake, apparently he was at or somewhere near Raw, because Nattie got a picture with him. http://instagram.com/p/uHXqBay1Ie/
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Shima Honnou posted:Speaking of Jake, apparently he was at or somewhere near Raw, because Nattie got a picture with him. DDP's house where he stays is in Atlanta. Flair was backstage too.
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