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Bryan Alvarez's mentions kick so much rear end. https://twitter.com/notnotcolby/status/1290746555079757825
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https://twitter.com/ryansatin/status/1290753016279101440?s=20 Satin with another hot take
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Aug 5, 2020 10:05
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Literally no one thinks it's loving "real"
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ICHIBAHN posted:Literally no one thinks it's loving "real" Oh yeah, smart guy?!?! https://twitter.com/ryansatin/status/1290751628916613120?s=20
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Davros1 posted:Oh yeah, smart guy?!?! drat, Satin blocked me so I can't explain the suspension of disbelief to the dork
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Aug 5, 2020 10:44
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Ryan Satin in youtube comments "i cant believe how mind opening this is - they really do believe that happy thoughts can make them fly... those loving smarks have no idea"
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Aug 5, 2020 11:14
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I always assumed those people knew the wrestling was fake, but somehow it's the wrestler's faults they're winning/losing somehow
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Aug 5, 2020 12:59
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davidbix posted:...they didn't realize that someone named Alexis Kaufman was at least half Jewish? You haven't realized by now that plenty of wrestling fans totally buy into gimmick names unless it's something like "Doink the Clown"? EDIT: And if they are aware of someone's real name, they act like it's top secret and they're the only one that's found out.
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nobody smarten him up
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Aug 5, 2020 15:10
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Easy E just racking 'em up on twitter today
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What was he quoting? Already gone.
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Aug 5, 2020 16:32
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Vince MechMahon posted:What was he quoting? Already gone.
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Aug 5, 2020 17:06
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WHAT DID I JUST SAY.
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the wrestling faek and real in the same time waouh
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Ha ha ha ha ha that's great.
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Back when I worked at a restaurant kitchen I met several adults who believed that pro wrestling is real. They thought the moves were fake but the characters and storylines were real. I have no clue how they reconciled that in their minds.
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CopywrightMMXI posted:Back when I worked at a restaurant kitchen I met several adults who believed that pro wrestling is real. They thought the moves were fake but the characters and storylines were real. I have no clue how they reconciled that in their minds. That's not just wrong, it's wrong in the exact opposite way from the one that would even make any kind of sense.
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Aug 5, 2020 19:39
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CopywrightMMXI posted:Back when I worked at a restaurant kitchen I met several adults who believed that pro wrestling is real. They thought the moves were fake but the characters and storylines were real. I have no clue how they reconciled that in their minds. This isn't that uncommon, it's how people bought into things like the Austin/Tyson angle. "Yeah wrestling is fake, but Steve Austin is actually really though and could beat up Mike Tyson if they actually let him." And then in interviews Austin has revealed he psyched himself up so much that he thought he could actually take Tyson.
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Aug 5, 2020 22:27
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One of the biggest playground debates of the 90s was whether Austin or Goldberg would win in a real fight
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I imagine Goldberg would leave the ring if someone stiffed him.
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Goldberg would win
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Dr. Baker posted:I imagine Goldberg would leave the ring if someone stiffed him. He would probably punch you really hard right back? This is a guy who continued matches with really bad concussions.
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Aug 6, 2020 15:48
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if vince russo can't fire goldberg he'll have scott steiner destroy him!
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Ringo Roadagain posted:Goldberg would win Yeah I don't think Austin had any shoot wrestling skills. Goldberg was bigger and had fewer injuries. So, Goldberg. But Austin was WAY BETTER as a professional wrestler.
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Hellblazer187 posted:Yeah I don't think Austin had any shoot wrestling skills. Goldberg was bigger and had fewer injuries. So, Goldberg. By the time Goldberg even got in, Austin's neck was already hosed. So yeah, Goldberg wins a shoot.
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Wasn't there a story about how goldberg got into a fight with a smaller wrestler(Jericho I think) off-air backstage and he got his rear end handed to him?
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Aug 6, 2020 18:55
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Macksy posted:Wasn't there a story about how goldberg got into a fight with a smaller wrestler(Jericho I think) off-air backstage and he got his rear end handed to him? I think Jericho told that story so I don’t know how legit it is.
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Eat My Fuc posted:I think Jericho told that story so I don’t know how legit it is. Yep, in his first book. Says it happened in the WWE locker rooms right after Goldberg went there.
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Chris lists too many specific people who could be asked for it to be totally bullshit. He states Nash saw the whole thing and that Booker, Helms, Arn, Terry Taylor, and Christian were there to break things up once things began to get out of hand.
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i think a bunch of people brought up jericho standing up to brock lesnar one time about something, ready to fight. the randy orton hardway cut or something. i can imagine him putting goldberg in a hold for dear life, easy
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Jericho’s a prairie alcoholic so he’ll fight anyone.
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other wrestlers have confirmed it too (booker being the biggest name that comes to mind) but when they retell it its more chris held goldberg in a front choke/facelock position and just held him down than any kind of outright rear end kicking
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Aug 6, 2020 20:25
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that is an rear end kicking imo
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Aug 6, 2020 22:27
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It makes sense though because didn't Jericho train with Stu Hart, who included shoot wrestling as part of the curriculum. I have no idea if Gentleman Chris Adams did the same, and if so what the quality of that instruction was compared to Stu's. I don't think most pro training included much real wrestling, Stu was an outlier in this, wasn't he? I was thinking about the Jericho story, which I do think is legit, when I mentioned that Austin didn't have any legitimate wrestling skills that I know of. And yeah, someone getting out of line and you control them, that counts as a "win" in my book if not an "rear end kicking."
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i think its less who he trained with and more the years of experience in mexico and japan that taught him the importance of defending himself in the ring
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Hellblazer187 posted:It makes sense though because didn't Jericho train with Stu Hart, who included shoot wrestling as part of the curriculum. I have no idea if Gentleman Chris Adams did the same, and if so what the quality of that instruction was compared to Stu's. I don't think most pro training included much real wrestling, Stu was an outlier in this, wasn't he? I was thinking about the Jericho story, which I do think is legit, when I mentioned that Austin didn't have any legitimate wrestling skills that I know of. Jericho did not train with Stu Hart, Stu did not train people at that point. Austin claims that early in his training they were taught legitimate holds as if wrestling wasn't a work.
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Hellblazer187 posted:I don't think most pro training included much real wrestling, Stu was an outlier in this, wasn't he? The Snake Pit taught catch wrestling. The Inoki Dojo taught a mix of catch wrestling, judo, and striking.
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The PC will shred Dominick's knees long before he realizes whatever potential he might have
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