nickythemackx
Steel Johnson
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Post by nickythemackx on Aug 18, 2019 3:44:25 GMT
Sickest wrestling move ever
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Post by BakFu on Aug 18, 2019 16:18:42 GMT
Jesus. These guys are going to have to start flipping into active volcanoes, flipped over running lawn mowers, or off the top of sky scrapers to garner a fan reaction soon. I liked the Tribe Called Quest music at the start, and PCO is taking a lot of pretty ridiculous bumps for a ninety year old. Who was that very full figured luchadora that caused multiple hernias and bulging disks with her graceful dive to the outside? Never seen her before, that was crazy, I doubt even Jeff Cobb could have caught her without hurting himself, kudos to that group of Luchadoras that did! Crazy stuff, thanks!
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nickythemackx
Steel Johnson
Edit wrestlers only......yeah
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Post by nickythemackx on Aug 18, 2019 16:53:31 GMT
Teddy Hart the man with sick move
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Post by DM_PSX on Aug 19, 2019 12:12:34 GMT
In the last year or two, it's mostly been Cody Rhodes. I love his whole approach. He focuses a lot on the storytelling and the actual rules of the match, and they factor heavily into how the match ends up playing out. He's stolen the show for me one almost every show I've watched in recent times.
For instance, watching Darby Allen go up top and miss his big top rope move (they don't call it high risk for nothing!) so badly that he basically critical'd himself, only to just barely survive to a draw (the clock ran out during Cody's pin at like 2.7) was really exciting, and more fun than if he had just hit the move. Cody exposed a weakness not long after, and Darby had to attack it with desperation while the clock was counting down and the pressure kept mounting.
I can't remember the last time I saw a match where someone basically KO'd themselves, knew they lost, and their only hope was to try and salvage a draw by outlasting the clock.
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nickythemackx
Steel Johnson
Edit wrestlers only......yeah
Posts: 120
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Post by nickythemackx on Aug 19, 2019 16:19:32 GMT
Jesus. These guys are going to have to start flipping into active volcanoes, flipped over running lawn mowers, or off the top of sky scrapers to garner a fan reaction soon. I liked the Tribe Called Quest music at the start, and PCO is taking a lot of pretty ridiculous bumps for a ninety year old. Who was that very full figured luchadora that caused multiple hernias and bulging disks with her graceful dive to the outside? Never seen her before, that was crazy, I doubt even Jeff Cobb could have caught her without hurting himself, kudos to that group of Luchadoras that did! Crazy stuff, thanks! Hold up Black Dynamite, PCO is still 50 or 52... |
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Post by BakFu on Aug 22, 2019 2:06:57 GMT
Where is PCO and what has he had?!
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I know he’s not 90, but he’s not 20 either, and after so many years in the ring, it’s crazy seeing him taking flat back bumps from apron to floor and such. God for him having a second go, I just think he’s nuts is all!
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nickythemackx
Steel Johnson
Edit wrestlers only......yeah
Posts: 120
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Post by nickythemackx on Aug 22, 2019 3:35:52 GMT
Where is PCO and what has he had?! 😊 I know he’s not 90, but he’s not 20 either, and after so many years in the ring, it’s crazy seeing him taking flat back bumps from apron to floor and such. God for him having a second go, I just think he’s nuts is all! That's because hes no human nomore |
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nickythemackx
Steel Johnson
Edit wrestlers only......yeah
Posts: 120
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Post by nickythemackx on Aug 22, 2019 19:33:11 GMT
The One And Only Ricochet
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Post by DM_PSX on Aug 22, 2019 19:58:03 GMT
Old WWE creative match finishes.
When Big Show made his debut at the St Valentine's Day Massacre steel cage match. He looked like a monster, but Austin needed to beat Vince. So Big Show threw Austin into the cage wall so hard that it swung open, and Austin only needed to hold on and and hop off at the end. Austin just barely escaped a major ass whipping. Big Show looked like a monster. The ending was a sudden surprised right at the climax. It was a satisfying ending to the match, but left you wondering what would come of this new situation.
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Post by BakFu on Aug 23, 2019 3:30:07 GMT
Old WWE creative match finishes. When Big Show made his debut at the St Valentine's Day Massacre steel cage match. He looked like a monster, but Austin needed to beat Vince. So Big Show threw Austin into the cage wall so hard that it swung open, and Austin only needed to hold on and and hop off at the end. Austin just barely escaped a major ass whipping. Big Show looked like a monster. The ending was a sudden surprised right at the climax. It was a satisfying ending to the match, but left you wondering what would come of this new situation. Yeah, it was cool back in the pre/early smart mark era when things were still a bit kayfabe and internet spoilers were still a bit limited, and fans could wonder what would happen next as promotions built up a surprise angle. I miss that shit and I think it’s part of the reason I find it hard to care about pro wrestling as much anymore. Wrestlers are doing more athletic shit than ever now, but it’s almost impossible to suspend disbelief, and part of me misses that aspect more than any interest I have in people pulling off crazy highlight reel moves. I should put this in the “I’m getting old” thread... 🙂 |
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nickythemackx
Steel Johnson
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Post by nickythemackx on Aug 27, 2019 1:46:59 GMT
Why can't WWE be like this?
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nickythemackx
Steel Johnson
Edit wrestlers only......yeah
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Post by nickythemackx on Sept 22, 2019 1:02:33 GMT
Feeling hurt yet?
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Post by Nth on Sept 22, 2019 3:47:21 GMT
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Post by Dawnbr3ak3r on Sept 23, 2019 20:02:25 GMT
Do you like Urakens, because you're getting Urakens:
Basically everything that Manami Toyota ever did:
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Post by DM_PSX on Sept 23, 2019 21:08:29 GMT
OMG those urakens.
I often want to set up some late match logic like this, but worry people would say my 'logic is broken'. This can be my vindication.
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