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Wrestling: Random babbling

Discussion in 'Colosseum' started by Disciple of The Watch, Dec 21, 2006.

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    Actually, I think it's a work, but damn if it wasn't one of the best moments in the early 2000s WWE. Heyman was a genius in entertainment; too bad his financial skills didn't match.

    Edit: actually, I disagree with one thing he has. Tazz is a pretty decent color commentator :)
     
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    ZOMG, the next CZW show will feature the H8 Club vs Vulgar Display of Power. Two of CZW's most violent tag teams ever colliding... someone is going to die. Utterly.

    And yes, The Mad Scientist's shoot does feel like a work... but that doesen't change it's true nontheless. As for Tazz... he wass nothing short of a living, breathing war machine. Now he's a ridiculous color commentator. Can't say I overtly enjoyed his choking Heyman out.
     
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    Oh, he was right on the money alright - that's why I liked it so much. WWE has been prostituting its stars' legacy for more than a short while. Then again, they do own the rights to the characters...

    As for Taz, I liked him as a wrestler in WWE; I'm not familiar enough with his ECW work. I'm ok with him as a commentator, though - there are worse in the 'E.
     
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    A picture is worth a thousand words.
     
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    If that's the clip I think it is, then I may have that match on a DVD!

    ION, I've caught some of the Hulk Hogan reality series where they teach Celebrities how to wrestle. The actual instruction is interesting, but I doubt any of them could be actual wrestlers...
     
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    Looking at the history of the CZW World Heavyweight, I realized that Justice Pain's combined five title reigns equal 886 days. That's almost 2.5 YEARS. The closest is The Messiah with 679 days. That chings about 1.8 years.

    That's still a huge gap. Justice Pain is THAT DAMN GOOD. I miss seeing him land a Painthriller on somebody through a table... :cry: :wail:
     
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    That was a good match. I haven't seen much of Bam Bam, but he looked like a very good big wrestler there. The part where they fell through the ramp was gold, although it would have been even better if one of them had suplexed the other from the hole through the ramp again :) .

    Anyway, looks like I may check out some more ECW old stuff soon. Cya for now :)
     
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    He deserves it. He was the face of the company at the time they needed him most.
     
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    How could he not be? He was one of the greatest stars, period. Not to mention that if he wasn't there for them in the late 90s, there might not be a WWE.
     
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    It's official, a video package aired during Blah last night. That gives weight to a WM25 match...

    And what the hell was that with Jericho being "fired"? I hope he moves to Crapdown - his heel persona seems a better fit for Crapdown than Blah.
     
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    Well, he might have requested a break or something. Either that or it's another plot we'll see come to fruition (normally I think WWE's ability to write a decent story is non-existent, but Jericho is doing ok) in the near future.

    In unrelated news, one of the few WWE women wrestlers I rooted for - Lisa Marie Varon, a.k.a. Victoria - has retired, and I'm unpleasantly not surprised at how it was handled. She is iirc the woman who's been with the WWE the longest (of those currently active, at least), gone through that crappy "ho" angle, pretty much every kind of match they have in the women's division, and unlike most of her female colleagues actually does know an armbar from an armdrag. Not to mention that she was one of the few wrestlers in the WWE that had some sort of personality and charisma. Yet how was she handled? They don't give her a win - at least not a clean win, and I think none at all - for months on end, and ditch her angle with Natalya before any of the two can do something so we can see more McMeh and Maria (oh joy of joys, I just got a bo... wait, that was the Spice TV on channel 60, they actually have some action there). And then she and pretty much every remotely capable and/or charismatic female acts as "talent enhancers" for the bloody Bellas - the most pathetic excuse for a face team (which iirc they are supposed to be) in recent memory - which of course works like a steam-powered space shuttle because those two have no talent to enhance! God forbid we watch some wrestling as well as the titassery we usually get from the "divas". To top it all, she loses in her last match (against McMeh, of all things), and her goodbye is not even shown on TV. As far as I can understand, she was unhappy with how her character was (not) being developed (among other things). As much as I miss her, I can't say I blame her in the least. I hope she fares better in whatever she decides to do next. Pity I'll never get the cell match with Nattie I was hoping for.

    Smurf you, WWE!

    Well, this one is for the memories now...
     
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    Wish We Were Entertaining screws up another retirement, does that even surprise you? My guess is that since this was Viccie's last match, they thought there was nothing wrong with using her as a stepping stone to push the newly-heel McBlah. As for Nattie... don't get your hopes up too high, it's the pathetic face "divas" who bring in all the ratings. Did you also noticed it's been aeons since we last saw her, BTW?

    Back in the Ultraviolence field, the Psycho Shooter Drake Younger will defend the CZW World Heavyweight Championship against a returning former World Champion -- Eddie Kingston. Interesting to note that it wasn't Kingston who challenged Younger but the other way around.

    This should be a downright brutal fight. I was skeptic about the Psycho Shooter, but from what I've seen of him, he holds the legacy of the World Championship and makes it proud. CZ-F'N-W!

    *EDIT* How moronic of me... how in the nine hells could I forget the H8 Club vs Cult Fiction, Fans Bring The Weapons? This is going to be a bloodfest.
     
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    LMAO!

    Cena = low buys. Getting the message yet, Wish we were entertaining?

    Damn, I miss the APA. I miss the beer-drinking, cigar-smoking and ass whippin' Bradshaw... and Gnarff, BTW... who the hell are the Right To Censor? One thing's for sure, they got their asses whooped at WM17 by the APA...

    *EDIT* SWEET, WM17 has a Hardcore title match featuring RAVEN AS HARDCORE CHAMPION!!!
     
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    Once upon a time, at the height of the Monday Night Wars, a group called the Parents Television Council launched a campaign to interfere with the WWF's corporate sponsorship. Thought the campaign met with mixed results (the sponsors like Burger King, M&M Mars, or a few other companies did withdraw their advertising dollars, other companies that had no interest in the PTC eagerly snapped up these spots at a higher price) this led to a very public lawsuit. But this did make the WWE a little Gunshy about certain storylines and characters. Notably, the Godfather and Val Venis had to change gimmicks. So they stuck them in white dress shirts and black pants, got Stevie Richards as a spokesperson, then tacked on Ivory and Bull Buchanon to make the group Right to Censor as a slap at L. Brent Bozell III and his group, the Parents Television Council. Richards really drew heat in that roll too!
     
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    Gave me a chuckle. Count the number of times he says [censored] you to the crowd... LMAO. This guy is hilarious.
     
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    YESSS!! RANDY ORTON IS GOING TO MAIN EVENT WRESTLEMANIA XV! You're DEAD, You-can't-see-me!
     
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    He's been pretty awesome lately. The rest of Worthless have been so-so to mediocre, but he has come out of this angle better than ever. The punt on McMahon seems to have born fruit as well - he might be Raw's top heel this year.
     
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    I said Randy Orton would be catapulted back to the top before the year is over. He will leave WM25 as WHC. Whoever it is that holds the belt (*cough*You can't see me*cough*) will get their ass handed to them. Big time.
     
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    Actually, I wonder if Ornton will be derailed for that punt on Vince? Purely from a storyline angle, you know what the "Mr. McMahon" character is like. Would he really take kindly to Ornton punting him in the head? I don't think so. They'll have some way to screw Ornton out of the WM25 main event, send someone in to job to Seen It, and have a McMahon-Ornton fight on the card...
     
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