Haha You've got to love Bo.
His victory lap is awesome
His victory lap is awesome
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Looks like we will be seeing Sting next week.
Nah, they're just announcing him for the game, at most a Damien Stingdow appearance.
Well, that's practically a guarantee to happen.
This is just fantastic
http://screamer.deadspin.com/here-is-j-r-jim-ross-calling-the-brazil-germany-firs-1601968953
http://screamer.deadspin.com/here-is-j-r-jim-ross-calling-the-brazil-germany-firs-1601968953
haha
Also is The Miz career based on copying others. Trying to copy Rock now with the Hollywood persona (well Hogan before that). Previously copied Jericho with the whole talking cold in a suit etc. Its quite funny tbh.
Also is The Miz career based on copying others. Trying to copy Rock now with the Hollywood persona (well Hogan before that). Previously copied Jericho with the whole talking cold in a suit etc. Its quite funny tbh.
You say that like like just about character in pro wrestling isn't based on someone who came before them.
This reminded me of this video, I guess it may have been posted previously. It is old.
http://youtu.be/UVOvZOWOqrg
God how I miss the man... still to this day I think the HITC match with Mankind v Taker as one of them moments I'll never forget... still one of the most amazing sporting moments I've ever seen.
I had that feeling in the weeks leading up to that match something huge was going to happen... we're left with those incredible moments and JR's play by play commentary!
Incredible!
I had that feeling in the weeks leading up to that match something huge was going to happen... we're left with those incredible moments and JR's play by play commentary!
Incredible!
Reigns reaction on Cena lifting his hand was adoloscent smugness. He needs more rawness to get better.
This is everything I ever wanted from a WWE tour of Japan.
Whos bald guy?
Machine Gun Karl Anderson!
Knew I recognised him, thought Bullet Club
The Bullet Club and the Wyatt Family chilling is my second favourite wrestling thing of the year, behind this ongoing feud
Incredible
Oh, late night news as ever. Daniel Bryan needs another two surgeries MINIMUM. His career is in serious jeopardy.
Blame WWE for that. They tried to make him look like a fool with all the beat downs. Was it necessary for Kane to tombstone him so many times.
Not sure if serious?
A tombstone from Kane is probably safer than a body slam from most other wrestlers. Especially for Bryan as he's so tiny.
Bryan's neck is fecked from all the missle dropkicks he did over the years....
The diving headbutts probably didn't help him much either....
3 wrestlers all with a very distinct style have all ended with an unhappy ending, Dynamite Kid, Benoit and now Bryan...
3 wrestlers all with a very distinct style have all ended with an unhappy ending, Dynamite Kid, Benoit and now Bryan...
It is serious. Tombstone is a dangerous move just look what it did to Stone Cold and his neck. So if Bryan did have neck issues before that it makes no sense letting him get tombstoned like three times.
That is why the piledriver is banned.
Its only dangerous if it gets botched. Kane didn't botch his, it didn't hurt Bryan. He was written off TV using the tombstone attack.
Ausin's neck is fecked because he took a botched, old fashioned piledriver from somone smaller than him.
A tombstone from Kane or the Undertaker is much safer, they are both giants so their knees take the hit. There's a reason they're allowed to do it whilst piledrivers are rarer than rocking horse shit nowadays.
So if someone has neck issues the perfect way to write them off is by putting them in a move that could potentially do more damage.
And the thing is Kane also rarely used the move in the past few years. His finisher for the past few years has been choke slam. He'd use a tombstone on the odd occasion.
A Tombstone from Kane is probably the safest move to take in the business. Until you're lying on the ground, your head doesn't get much closer than a foot away from it.
Stone Cold's neck break was a botch by crossed wires. Hart thought he was doing a standard piledriver, Stone Cold a Tombstone. What the ended up with was a massively fecked up belly to belly sit down piledriver. I can't remember clearly, but I'm sure it was Hart that got mixed up and called for a Tombstone.
The Diving headbutts and the suicide dives into the barriers, deadly, neither should be allowed.
As everyone else is saying really, the tombstone from Kane/Taker is up there with the very safest moves in wrestling. Hell I'd feel completely comfortable being asked to take it.
To compare a tombstone from Kane (who is one of the safest workers in the world) to the Austin/Owen incident is really unfair. A sit down piledriver has about half an inch of leeway before a guys neck takes the bump, whereas a tombstone is closer to half a foot.
Linda McMahon agreed to take a Tombstone from Kane. That's probably the ultimate show of faith in a wrestler being able to perform a move safely.
Tombstones aren't dangerous really, piledrivers are. The reason that Owen Hart injured Steve Austin was because when he reversed the original move, he drop to his bum instead of his knees, due to the position of the manouver because it was reversed, Austins head was further down and when Owen dropped to his ass instead of his kness where the move would have been done safely
The Tombstone is rubbish anyway. All about the Superkick Tombstone.
Thats such a shit move.
You're now banned from this thread for such disparaging remarks about the Young Bucks.
Thems the rules.
In fairness, it really is a shit move