Sylar
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The four pillars match was excellent. Fantastic and creative. It actually got the crowd into it
Anarchy was fantastic for what it was.
The last two matches made the show
Tbh the build for the pillars match wasnt great.For me Pillars lacked a story other than everyone hating MJF. Everyone just did every move they knew and none of them meant anything. Again I liked the finish. But other than MJF all these guys looked 2 classes below the guys in the Anarchy match and none of them would have looked out of place on 205 live.
Four Pillars was indie move spam, didnt like it other than the finish
Anarchy in the Arena was a true, unmissable spectacle. Those nutters
Other way round for me. Thought the pillars match was great but the main event looked like it was edited by 5 teenagers high on monster energy drinks. Spots were getting missed left, right and centre.
Both MJF and Bryan Danielson in the scrum talking about how character/story and the basics are more important than "spots" or more importantly cardio matches where you just go from move to move, taking turns spotfests like 3 of the pillars brought to the match. There are people who just want to watch lots of acrobatics and they might even be the vocal majority on the internet, but it doesnt translate to tv ratings and doesnt work with all crowds/locations.
This is why they're stars and the other 3 pillars in the MJF match could be swapped for tens of mexican wrestlers who do the same thing as high flyers just flying about. Its funny because The Young Bucks used to get slated for just doing moves but in NJPW at least, they did far more of the basics and character work as well as the spots, than Jungle Boy, Sammy and Darby
Yep, and given how crappy the crowd seemed, that four way was what it needed to be. You can't really tell much of a wrestling story in a fourway or triple threat or matches like that without it being repetitive.Not sure what any of that has got to do with my comment. I was specifically saying that the camera's couldn't keep up with all the action in the last match and kept missing stuff. It wasn't an observation about the make up of a wrestling match.
I didn't think that the pillars match was excessively 'spotty' for AEW which is in itself excessively spotty anyway.
Yep, and given how crappy the crowd seemed, that four way was what it needed to be. You can't really tell much of a wrestling story in a fourway or triple threat or matches like that without it being repetitive.
The final match was good for its purpose (which probably have meant more if they weren't so excessive with blood and violence on random dynamites and rampages in random matches)
Yeah I'm confused by the argument, as to me the 4 way was more storied than the anarchy match - the former had the Darby/MJF headlock takeover stuff, Jack Perry unable to do what it takes, and the high spots somewhat made sense for the 3 pretenders trying to show they belonged more than the others.
Ekeke is right that none of them are near MJFs level, but that's more because they lack character and promo ability.
Yeah I'm confused by the argument, as to me the 4 way was more storied than the anarchy match - the former had the Darby/MJF headlock takeover stuff, Jack Perry unable to do what it takes, and the high spots somewhat made sense for the 3 pretenders trying to show they belonged more than the others.
Ekeke is right that none of them are near MJFs level, but that's more because they lack character and promo ability.
Yeah id say Darby has been really good especially his promos. It's got a unique element to it which feels realI think Darby is more so than the other two. Despite weighing about as much as my left leg he oozes charisma and is always a great foil to a monster heel. Never seen the fuss about Jungle Boy.
I think Darby is more so than the other two. Despite weighing about as much as my left leg he oozes charisma and is always a great foil to a monster heel. Never seen the fuss about Jungle Boy.
Yeah id say Darby has been really good especially his promos. It's got a unique element to it which feels real
Obviously mjf is ahead of most.
I'd then say Darby then Sammy then jungle boy at the bottom.
Also liked them all going giving their mentors move especially playing into the promo between mjf and Darby and sting
I was thinking of going but balcony back row is still 60ish for the London show ...https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/whats-on/glasgow-welcome-undertaker-wwe-star-26997912
undertaker coming to Glasgow
I think juice is more entertaining than jay white
He does make me laugh. He's got an odd face, kind of like a cabbage patch doll.
Anyway Omega v Osprey 2 & Danielson v Okada look likely to headline Forbidden Door 2.
Please please please don't get injured anyone.
He does make me laugh. He's got an odd face, kind of like a cabbage patch doll.
Anyway Omega v Osprey 2 & Danielson v Okada look likely to headline Forbidden Door 2.
Please please please don't get injured anyone.
Facking boolsheet.The Iron Shiek has passed away aged 81
Some brutal stuff in this promo here:
I agree with you. I've said this about mjf before , and was told by somebody on here that I don't understand heels because I haven't been in the ring or somethingIsn't calling someone a "virgin golum" slightly redundant!?
I actually thought Adam Cole did a better job then MJF... probably just me but, whilst you can never question MJF's delivery, his material sometimes just makes it sound like he went on twitter and did some troll research... the most interesting part of his promo was the beginning when he talked about how he looked up to Adam Cole, 'cos it was personal to him.
Plus that and the WWE references, which I'm never a fan of, and yeah, not really my cup of tea - though the crowd loved it so hey-ho, but yeah, give me last weeks Don Callis promo anyday
That’s a few times he’s tried to make it personal with the “I looked up to you”nonsense to try and level out the Reddit on the mic routine.Isn't calling someone a "virgin golum" slightly redundant!?
I actually thought Adam Cole did a better job then MJF... probably just me but, whilst you can never question MJF's delivery, his material sometimes just makes it sound like he went on twitter and did some troll research... the most interesting part of his promo was the beginning when he talked about how he looked up to Adam Cole, 'cos it was personal to him.
Plus that and the WWE references, which I'm never a fan of, and yeah, not really my cup of tea - though the crowd loved it so hey-ho, but yeah, give me last weeks Don Callis promo anyday
That’s because it’s the only way to see him on tv.Tbf the talking stuff is normally the best viewed segments, and most intriguing
Isn't calling someone a "virgin golum" slightly redundant!?
I actually thought Adam Cole did a better job then MJF... probably just me but, whilst you can never question MJF's delivery, his material sometimes just makes it sound like he went on twitter and did some troll research... the most interesting part of his promo was the beginning when he talked about how he looked up to Adam Cole, 'cos it was personal to him.
Plus that and the WWE references, which I'm never a fan of, and yeah, not really my cup of tea - though the crowd loved it so hey-ho, but yeah, give me last weeks Don Callis promo anyday
That’s because it’s the only way to see him on tv.
Plus I’ve been keeping track of the quarters and they aren’t that highly viewed. Most times they’re losing viewers or not bringing big numbers back from a losing segment prior.
Hopefully he’s off to Collision, I get the feeling that will be more wrestling focused and we get to see the all round MJF on display
You ok? What have I said that’s wrong there? Nice to pick me out amongst the 4/5 posts broadly agreeing with each other.Was wondering when you'd show up in here again. You keep on tracking those quarters bud. Stellar work.
You ok? What have I said that’s wrong there? Nice to pick me out amongst the 4/5 posts broadly agreeing with each other.
Bud.
You keep wondering about me and keeping track of my posts there. Stellar work