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RGL I support you and your war against zoos
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Jun 4, 2016 03:15
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Someone needs to put Daniel Bryan in a Zoo.
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Jun 4, 2016 04:05
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Abroham Lincoln posted:Oh, like a hotdog. A sandwich, exactly.
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Jun 4, 2016 04:13
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Jun 4, 2016 06:01
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Oh poo poo Ali is dead? 
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Jerusalem posted:Oh poo poo Ali is dead? Yeah it really loving sucks a lot.
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I remember watching When We Were Kings, and even in spite of knowing that Ali won the fight, I carefully considered all the factors and came to the conclusion there was a 135% chance that Foreman would win (that dude was loving terrifying in his prime). Watching Ali knock him down, pull back his fist for another punch and then stop because he knew Foreman was done and he'd won is still one of the greatest boxing moments I've ever seen.
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https://twitter.com/CheeseburgerROH/status/738880699327905792 We need Mark Briscoe in these trying times.
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Jerusalem posted:I remember watching When We Were Kings, and even in spite of knowing that Ali won the fight, I carefully considered all the factors and came to the conclusion there was a 135% chance that Foreman would win (that dude was loving terrifying in his prime). Ali's strategy of "I'm going to let this guy that punches with the power of a vengeful god beat me up for half a dozen rounds until he gets tuckered out and not die in the process" was incredulously ballsy in its conception and perfect in execution. When Foreman beat Frazier, the latter was the greatest boxer of all times at the absolute highest level of his powers, and Foreman dismantled him. Foreman was scary as gently caress.
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https://twitter.com/SenorLARIATO/status/738950942188568577 https://twitter.com/SenorLARIATO/status/738951952386658305 https://twitter.com/SenorLARIATO/status/738952730295861248
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Memento posted:Ali's strategy of "I'm going to let this guy that punches with the power of a vengeful god beat me up for half a dozen rounds until he gets tuckered out and not die in the process" was incredulously ballsy in its conception and perfect in execution. When Foreman beat Frazier, the latter was the greatest boxer of all times at the absolute highest level of his powers, and Foreman dismantled him. Foreman was scary as gently caress. I've always felt a measure of pity for the likes of Frazier and Foreman because they were probably two of the best boxers the world has ever seen and yet had the great misfortune (and for us, fortune) of being around at the same time as Ali. Most people nowadays know Foreman as a big cuddly teddybear of a man, but the guy was a scary motherfucker in his prime. My favorite line from Foreman is when he was looking back at his prime years and the fight against Ali, and he talks about how the loss changed him for the better - "I look back and I don't recognize the guy I was..... but I sure do like spending his money!  "
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Jun 5, 2016 03:03
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George Foreman seemed the type of boxer that would eventually kill someone in the ring if he kept at it. I'm sort of happy Ali humbled him and he eventually had that near-death experience. Not that that should have happened to him, but more I'm sure it helped him become the better man he is today. Also, don't know if this counts for this thread, but other wrestlers are reacting to it, so: https://twitter.com/arielhelwani/status/739247915676368896 But just in case, here's Zandig: 
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Jun 5, 2016 03:24
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Ryback Rules
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Jun 5, 2016 07:06
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Just really dragging out this Kalisto feud.
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Jun 5, 2016 07:52
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I'd pay to see it https://twitter.com/RusevBUL/status/739321008792821761
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Jun 5, 2016 08:08
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Ryback's known for trolling so it's probably to make people think he'll be in LU but he'll show up in TNA or something. For a style that's primarily focused on juniors, LU already has its quota of hosses, all of whom are very good.
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Jun 5, 2016 10:22
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Ryback is just learning the language of his revolutionary brothers! Viva Zapata!
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Jun 5, 2016 10:53
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I like how Rusev types BROCK in all caps. He is truly the greatest American
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sticklefifer posted:Ryback's known for trolling so it's probably to make people think he'll be in LU but he'll show up in TNA or something. For a style that's primarily focused on juniors, LU already has its quota of hosses, all of whom are very good.
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Jun 5, 2016 13:40
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Jerusalem posted:I remember watching When We Were Kings, and even in spite of knowing that Ali won the fight, I carefully considered all the factors and came to the conclusion there was a 135% chance that Foreman would win (that dude was loving terrifying in his prime). Did your math take into account whether or not either of the competitors were genetic freaks, and thus, not normal?
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Jun 5, 2016 16:15
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ZDar Fan posted:Did your math take into account whether or not either of the competitors were genetic freaks, and thus, not normal? Man I'd pay a lot of money to see Foreman cut a Steiner promo
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Jun 5, 2016 20:05
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My uncle once told me Ali's health problems were from taking so many body blows
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Jun 5, 2016 20:09
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El Hombre Grande rules.
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Revenant Threshold posted:It's going to be good fun when TNA have to get rid of Matt and Jeff when they've got the company being talked about widely for the first time in whenever, just to pay for the latest WWE dropout. I find it hilarious that 10 years ago people were talking about TNA because guys like AJ Styles were having great matches, and now it's only being talked about because some ex-WWE guys made a couple backyard wrestling fed segments shot by the high school AV club.
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ZDar Fan posted:Did your math take into account whether or not either of the competitors were genetic freaks, and thus, not normal? No, but it did take into account that Ali won. Even with that factored in, it was still impossible for Ali to win! Everybody go rewatch the Rumble in the Jungle (and When We Were Kings too) because goddamn that may still be the greatest boxing match the world has ever seen. Maybe the Thriller in Manilla comes close.
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DICKMANIA RETURNS https://twitter.com/e_key_oide/status/739428659883184128
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dick togo's retirement tour was really incredible so while i'm sad he wasn't content with a retirement i'm really glad i get to see more dick togo
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Jun 6, 2016 04:23
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Maybe he'll bring back Kai En Tai. What's Men's Teioh been up to?
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DICK TO GO gently caress yes
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Someone with editing skills please make a Jojo meme out of the choppy-choppy segment, thanks.
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Cornette's gonna be furious. He hates Dick spots.
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The Bellas were always terrible. The main reason the revolution wasn't that effective starting off was because they were still employed and dragging down any decent match.
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AMReese posted:The Bellas were always terrible. The main reason the revolution wasn't that effective starting off was because they were still employed and dragging down any decent match. "It wasn't much of a revolution," said the prime representatives of the era that said revolution was directly trying to counteract. "It's actually really easy to get to the top of WWE," said Roman Reigns.
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AMReese posted:The Bellas were always terrible. The main reason the revolution wasn't that effective starting off was because they were still employed and dragging down any decent match. Nikki is fine and the PPV match quality for women's matches isn't that much better than when it was NXT girls vs Nikki before her injury.
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The womens' match at WrestleMania was one of the best on the card. You would never have that when The Bellas were around. Anyways: https://twitter.com/FightOwensFight/status/739820501149700097 https://twitter.com/WWEDillinger/status/739828928341258240  https://twitter.com/FightOwensFight/status/739833179456966657 https://twitter.com/FightOwensFight/status/739834877806141441 
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'the bellas were terrible and never tried to get better or do anything to advance womens wretsling' *nikki bella destroys her body carrying the entire division on her back because the nxt women were all smoke and mirrors*
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