LEAFANFORLIFE23
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It's very obnoxious
signs are part of wrestling
Honestly when I hear him speak it reminds me of Bettmans voice.
Gary Bettman would be the best heel in the business
It's very obnoxious
Honestly when I hear him speak it reminds me of Bettmans voice.
signs are part of wrestling
Gary Bettman would be the best heel in the business
And they're still obnoxious. It's obnoxious to bring a sign to any sporting event unless you're sitting front row.signs are part of wrestling
Gary Bettman would be the best heel in the business
Wrestling is full of obnoxious things.signs are part of wrestling
the brand split sucks, hasn't meant a thing since about 2005 and needs to die
Austin is overrated. Right man. Right place. Right time. McMahon and WWF needed a bulletproof champion and had him drinking beer, blowing shit up and driving monster trucks and basically gave people the carnage and mayhem they so desperately wanted. It'll forever be a generational impact but it's because he was given liberties no one ever had before or since and it will never happen again because it'll never be purposely done like that again.
Oh yeah and screaming "wHaT?!?!!" into the mic 11,986 times a night like a 6 year old purposely pissing off his parents asking "why" to everything is downright the laziest and shittiest heel work I've ever seen. I know the man had to do something because he might've been cheered anyway but when I get to the point of fast forwarding through his crap like I do with HHH because I know exactly what he's gonna say like it's copy and paste, then it's both man and company reaching a creative nadir.
The best Austin was definitely 1996-1997 Austin.I think he was really good in 1996 and 1997 (and considerably better in the ring before the neck injury).
After that he did lose some of the abrasive edge that really made him stand out when he was first pushed and he became much more of a corporate product (as ironic as that may be).
Is this kinda a way of saying the best austin was bret hart?The best Austin was definitely 1996-1997 Austin.
Is this kinda a way of saying the best austin was bret hart?
I don't think so, but Bret definitely gave Austin that push he needed.Is this kinda a way of saying the best austin was bret hart?
I think I agree with the last part because when anyone else tries to do it they look like a f***ing idiot.I don't think so, but Bret definitely gave Austin that push he needed.
96-97 Austin is a different animal to me as he was often not at all trying to be a cool babyface. He comes off way more unhinged and rage-filled. He was a unique character.
Rey is whatever. Charlotte is painful to look at/listen to/know she’s stealing your air, and Domenik is about as believable as Brandon Cutler.WWE needs to future endeavour Charlotte and the Mysterios. The former has had go away heat for years, and the latter just suck.
He would be like Mr McMahon with 0 charisma / personality.
I know people won't like to admit it for obvious reasons
but Benoit VS HHH VS HBK at WM 20 was a fantastic main event.
Lesnar VS reigns was a great feud, most of the matches were great people just shit on it because it was the cool thing to do
doesn't need it, people just boo him naturally
Jerry Lawler is slimy, gross, perverted, and creepy as f*ck and needs to never appear anywhere ever again.
I think it's fine for a guy like Woods who has never been at the main event level. The intercontinental title functions fine as a stepping stone to the main event. But when, as is far too common, you have former world champions competing for the secondary titles, that's just nonsense.nobody on the shows should care about anything but the world title.
I saw Woods post about how it's been 14 weeks since his rivaliry with the brawling brutes started and he said once this is over he wants to focus on the IC title.
That's odd to me because the IC title is not the top title.
You never see UFC fighters say they want to be #2 in the division no, they all want the world title.
It's odd to me that the characters on the show don't have the goal of being the champion they are happy with being #2
If it were real nobody would care about the IC title or US title
MAYBE they would care about the tag titles
but the goal would be the world title
hearing guys say they want to be US champion or IC champion has always been odd to me
Is this kinda a way of saying the best austin was bret hart?