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triplexpac posted:If you had to wear a John Cena Tshirt, which shirt would you choose? The one that says Hustle, Loyalty, Respect
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triplexpac posted:If you had to wear a John Cena Tshirt, which shirt would you choose? That 8-bit Nintendo one
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triplexpac posted:If you had to wear a John Cena Tshirt, which shirt would you choose? "IF CENA WINS, WE COMPLAIN ONLINE"
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triplexpac posted:If you had to wear a John Cena Tshirt, which shirt would you choose? The one no one can see.
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triplexpac posted:If you had to wear a John Cena Tshirt, which shirt would you choose? His AWA one. In fact if they still sold it I would buy it.
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Nov 10, 2015 15:38
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I'd wear all of them on top of each other like on that youtube video.
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triplexpac posted:If you had to wear a John Cena Tshirt, which shirt would you choose? The one with the garish colour scheme.
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Nov 10, 2015 15:56
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I'd stitch together a bunch of "Never Give Up" washcloths.
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triplexpac posted:If you had to wear a John Cena Tshirt, which shirt would you choose? This one because you can't tell it has anything to do with Cena or wrestling: http://shop.wwe.com/CENA-Training-Logo-Black-T-Shirt/07401,default,pd.html Also, it's only $6.99.
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Great thanks for the responses everyone. I have to remember all of these for PSP Secret Santa time
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triplexpac posted:If you had to wear a John Cena Tshirt, which shirt would you choose? One of the yellow ones. I like cute in yellow.
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RacistGuidingLight posted:One of the yellow ones. I like cute in yellow. Liking cute is the closest you'll get.
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Gonzo McFee posted:Liking cute is the closest you'll get. I look good don't you dare try to own me.
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What exactly is a leg lariat? Is it different from a spinning heel kick?
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ZDar Fan posted:What exactly is a leg lariat? Is it different from a spinning heel kick? Same difference as a palm strike and a clothesline.
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You jump up and lariat a guy with the crook of your leg, instead of the crook of your arm, and you fall on your butt. Sort of like you're doing a leg drop on a guy who's standing up, actually. There's no spinning required. Edit: You shouldn't be hitting someone with the back of your knee when you do a spinning kick, unless you're Goldberg.
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triplexpac posted:If you had to wear a John Cena Tshirt, which shirt would you choose? The Nexus shirt he refused to put on.
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Around when was HHH at his absolute worst in regards to all the poo poo people bring up about him? I'm talking burials, poo poo matches, long promos etc. I'm going through 2002 now on the Network and the whole Jericho angle seemed really lovely, but that seems more like an issue of booking a divorce angle in the middle of Y2J's reign which ended up making it play second fiddle to HHH.
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it probably started earlier but him getting awarded the whc in 02 is a particularly memorable starting point
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Beef Jerky Robot posted:it probably started earlier but him getting awarded the whc in 02 is a particularly memorable starting point His Run o' Doom certainly starts there, but his feud with Jericho for WM18 is like Chapter 0.
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OldTennisCourt posted:Around when was HHH at his absolute worst in regards to all the poo poo people bring up about him? I'm talking burials, poo poo matches, long promos etc. I'm going through 2002 now on the Network and the whole Jericho angle seemed really lovely, but that seems more like an issue of booking a divorce angle in the middle of Y2J's reign which ended up making it play second fiddle to HHH. The peak is late 03. WM 20 is still very close to the peak as people swore up and down HBK was added to the match with Benoit so HHH could get out of doing the job.
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Summerslam 2003 is the absolute peak, without question.
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Hhh embarrasses Jericho throughout their feud and then has a great match with hbk at summer slam and gets given the whc because he's HHH basically. I remember bischoff saying he worked a deal where he had to trade like 4 wrestlers to smack down to get HH on Raw but it was worth it because he's HHH. Then the 20 minute interviews and poo poo tastic ppvs because HHH was bloated as gently caress and earl Hebner got bumped in 150% of the matches. Rapes a corpse, rr 03 with Steiner and the infamous long clean pin on booker t at wrestle mania. Beats Nash in their feud, gives Goldberg one of his few losses where he only worked 45 seconds at summer slam 03 because he's injured again from being juiced, jobs to Goldberg and pins him 2 months later to become champ again. goldberg had like 3 losses in wwe and 2 of them were to HHH. 03 was HHH burying wcw as best he could.
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When did he bury RVD and unmask Kane? Around Late Summer/Early Fall 2002 right?
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I feel like HHH has been a part of more burials than anyone else in post 2000 wwf/e. Like I know that's his stereotype what with the shovel caw entrance and all but surely no other wrestler comes close in modern wwe history, right? This is mostly directed towards MassRafTer because of his earlier defense of him, cause I don't see much of a way to defend that and I'd consider it a huge stain on his legacy
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wasnt there a thread for the hhh burial topic with comprehensive write-ups
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I think MRT's defense was more about people (like, admittedly, me) dismissing Trips as a bad worker when he was a very good worker in 2000. and though that's definitely true, and HHH probably deserved WOTY that year, I feel like being an rear end in a top hat and pointing out that wrestling outside of the WWF was kind of a garbage fire in 2000
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Regarding WWE being so afraid of what the British fans might say that they turned down the crowd mics and piped in obvious fake cheers for Reigns, etc...has an audience reaction ever changed your mind on something? Do Vince or Dunn really think that the people that don't like Roman Reigns will suddenly love him if they hear (fake) cheers often enough?
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It lets casual fans know "this is a good guy".
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Aesop Poprock posted:Like I know that's his stereotype what with the shovel caw entrance and all but surely no other wrestler comes close in modern wwe history, right?
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Alain Post posted:I think MRT's defense was more about people (like, admittedly, me) dismissing Trips as a bad worker when he was a very good worker in 2000.
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It was weird listening to the Bryan and Vinny segment on that because it was clear they thought it was a work though,
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Nah, they knew it was a shoot. I don't remember whether it was on B&V or a Wrestling Observer from the time but I specifically remember hearing Bryan say that the complete fuckfest of a main event "was not Sting's fault, at least he shows up ready to perform unlike some people" e: There was an episode where they talk about a TNA house show, I think, where they talked about how they thought Jeff was working a "drug addict" gimmick.
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Electric Lady posted:Nah, they knew it was a shoot. I don't remember whether it was on B&V or a Wrestling Observer from the time but I specifically remember hearing Bryan say that the complete fuckfest of a main event "was not Sting's fault, at least he shows up ready to perform unlike some people" Really? I listened to their review of that show and it seemed like they thought the whole thing was a work, maybe the changed their thoughts later.
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OldTennisCourt posted:Really? I listened to their review of that show and it seemed like they thought the whole thing was a work, maybe the changed their thoughts later.
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Smoking Crow posted:Did Jeff Hardy actually show up unable to perform at Victory Road 2011 or was it a work? Drugged to the gills and apparently it wasn't even that uncommon an occurrence at the time.
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The HHH burial chat makes me wonder what kinda examples there are of burials by guys who are generally well-liked, or burials of people who maybe deserved it. Stuff like The Rock burying Billy Gunn basically to the center of the earth after Gunn won King of the Ring. Did Austin have any big burials during his run? I know he wasn't a fan of Jeff Jarrett.
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