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Also smashed his head through a popcorn machine that almost certainly wasn't gimmicked But you know, WWE has always cared about worker safety
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yea ok posted:he gave him the hardest chair shot of all time Harder than his hit on Kanyon? gently caress.
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@ 1:20, it's even worse than I remember it being https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8diwh
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Benne posted:@ 1:20, it's even worse than I remember it being https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8diwh
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Motherfucker that’s a stiff chair shot
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i don't think bradshaw hit either of the public enemy guys with a chairshot that stiff, good god
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whats the theme jcp-early wcw used to make transitions? its an famous instrumental piece for the life of me i cant remember the name
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Balls Mahoney being like man lay off a bit Taker.
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For me the worst is that segment where Shamrock dared Rock to hit him, and Rock loving swung for the fences. Directly in the face. It was like a Three Stooges bit, except I didn't laugh El Gallinero Gros fucked around with this message at 00:07 on Jul 29, 2019 |
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actually you're thinking of ryan shamrock, not The Rock.
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Benne posted:@ 1:20, it's even worse than I remember it being https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8diwh I usually just lurk on this thread but I recall watching in the moment with a couple of friends and wondering aloud if there would be work/shoot retaliation for Undertaker accidentally overselling an elimination. *crash* Yeah, that's it 
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balancedbias posted:I usually just lurk on this thread but I recall watching in the moment with a couple of friends and wondering aloud if there would be work/shoot retaliation for Undertaker accidentally overselling an elimination. Hello!
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Rare instance of a hosed up way-too-hard chairshot to the head being good: Stevie Richards hitting one on JBL as a receipt for the poo poo he pulled at ONS 05 Any chance to inflict pain on JBL is an opportunity worth taking imo.
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This is one of the nastiest I remember (Austin vs. Ref, Backlash 2000)
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Benne posted:@ 1:20, it's even worse than I remember it being https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8diwh My God, you can see the skull indentation in the steel.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWNprByHwrc&t=70s the song at the start of this clip. whats the name?
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Timby posted:My God, you can see the skull indentation in the steel. It also looks like the chair partially connects with the legs instead of the flat part, which makes it worse.
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I can't imagine there's been anything worse than Rock hitting a handcuffed Mankind 11 times at Royal Rumble 99.
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TriffTshngo posted:Rare instance of a hosed up way-too-hard chairshot to the head being good: Stevie Richards hitting one on JBL as a receipt for the poo poo he pulled at ONS 05 Stevie actually hits him with the backrest and not the seat 
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Admiral Joeslop posted:I can't imagine there's been anything worse than Rock hitting a handcuffed Mankind 11 times at Royal Rumble 99. Yeah, especially since Foley said he was already out cold after the first or second shot and held a legitimate grudge against The Rock for years for not coming to check on him after the match, despite there being video footage of Rock actually visiting with him to make sure that he was okay. Foley was just so completely discombobulated that, much like the Cell match with Undertaker, he has no actual memory of it. Foley should never have stepped into a ring to wrestle ever again after that bloodbath. And then he and Flair decide it's a great idea to spill a gallon of blood between each other in a throwaway match on a TNA Impact. Timby fucked around with this message at 02:49 on Jul 29, 2019 |
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as it turns out Taker throwing Maven into the popcorn machine was LESS horrible than we remembered since it had no glass on the side he threw him into. But Maven probably has no memory of the spot.
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Pope Corky the IX posted:Being that we're talking about this again, I had this question years ago and I don't think anyone was able to answer it: Regal is a pretty drat straight-up guy, and I don't want to make it sound like I'm impugning him. But there are plenty of reasons not to believe him. Taylor's story wasn't just that he was there as a standby, it was that he had flown himself to Texas for the weekend and said this was a common practice to collect a draw and/or get work as a replacement. IIRC, I asked someone on the roster and he said that it didn't sound right at all. There's also nothing about Taylor in Finlay's agent report for the Beaumont house show where Benoit called in advance about being unable to make it. Plus there doesn't appear to be any reason for the neighbor to make it up. It's likely just WWE being overly touchy: If the Taylors were bringing food etc. it's likely because they genuinely thought the Benoits were recovering from the illness that Chris had reported, even if the food in question didn't make sense for people they were fresh off vomiting blood. But it's definitely one of the weirder aspects of the whole thing and something that's gone unexplained. Also, BTW, as far as the Daivari thing discussed upthread: The posts about Daivari joining in the workout voluntary are correct. The confusion comes in because it was often conflated over the years with other Benoit/hack squat stories.
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The Cameo posted:Stevie actually hits him with the backrest and not the seat 
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I know I see it referenced every now and then, how adept a particular wrestler is at really selling the late 2 count, so...what are some of the best 2.99999 counts? I imagine the context of a given match/moment enhances this sort of thing a lot.
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FakePoet posted:I know I see it referenced every now and then, how adept a particular wrestler is at really selling the late 2 count, so...what are some of the best 2.99999 counts? I imagine the context of a given match/moment enhances this sort of thing a lot. I'd have to be at home to tell you which matches (or someone here can beat me to it) but Okada is some kind of timing genius when it comes to 2.9999999s. Someone help a brother out.
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FakePoet posted:I know I see it referenced every now and then, how adept a particular wrestler is at really selling the late 2 count, so...what are some of the best 2.99999 counts? I imagine the context of a given match/moment enhances this sort of thing a lot. Comedy option: Jeff Jarrett
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God speaking of Jarrett's poo poo kickouts, forums favorite Taichi did one that gave me flashbacks to him the other day.
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Puckish Rogue posted:I'd have to be at home to tell you which matches (or someone here can beat me to it) but Okada is some kind of timing genius when it comes to 2.9999999s. Not a kickout but him getting the ropes at 2.99999 against Kenny after taking the One Winged Angel was amazing
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I just searched on Youtube after the Jarrett mentions above, and I ended up watching the latter part of Jarrett vs Monty Brown. Jesus tapdancing Christ, you guys weren't kidding.
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anakha posted:I just searched on Youtube after the Jarrett mentions above, and I ended up watching the latter part of Jarrett vs Monty Brown. I skipped forward randomly to see him kick out of a powebomb by sticking both hands up straight into the air. His shoulders didnt even move.
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FakePoet posted:I know I see it referenced every now and then, how adept a particular wrestler is at really selling the late 2 count, so...what are some of the best 2.99999 counts? I imagine the context of a given match/moment enhances this sort of thing a lot. Morishima kicking out of Claudio/Cesaro's Ricola Bomb from ROH Death Before Dishonor V Night 1. People swore he kicked out after 3. Incredible match and that one spot, him getting the giant dude up for the power bomb and so many people thinking he won was an amazing moment.
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FakePoet posted:I know I see it referenced every now and then, how adept a particular wrestler is at really selling the late 2 count, so...what are some of the best 2.99999 counts? I imagine the context of a given match/moment enhances this sort of thing a lot. David Starr and Walter had an amazing match recently where there was a ref bump because Walter John Woo'd the gently caress out of him, so he's collapsed. Then Starr smashes Walter with the belt, and hops on top of Walter for the pin. The crowd chants ONE.... TWO.....TH- And Walter gets the shoulder up in the nick of time. Even when it would have been a phantom pin, Starr couldn't do it. It was the best thing in the world.
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MassRafTer posted:Morishima kicking out of Claudio/Cesaro's Ricola Bomb from ROH Death Before Dishonor V Night 1. People swore he kicked out after 3. Incredible match and that one spot, him getting the giant dude up for the power bomb and so many people thinking he won was an amazing moment. Of the people who never held the ROH title, Claudio really stands out as maybe someone who should have. Him, Hero and Alex Shelley, IMO.
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Alex Shelley might still, he's got a title shot in a couple weeks. On the other hand maybe they'll feed one of the best wrestlers in ROH's history to I'm Matt Taven.
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Alex Shelley should've beaten Austin Aries at Manhattan Mayhem II
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question: why are there matt taven fans
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he's all they got and they don't wanna be alone
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Lid posted:Alex Shelley should've beaten Austin Aries at Manhattan Mayhem II That would've been really stupid.
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Draxion posted:Alex Shelley might still, he's got a title shot in a couple weeks. MATT TAVEN will send back Alex Melvin to his Melvin Productions crap!
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