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| kkirbyyi_ | Jan 3 2014, 02:54:47 AM Post #461 |
~Jung Nicholas 정니콜라스
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Ladies and Gentlemen. . . Can I have some decorum, please? I'm afraid I have some BAD NEWS! #BadNewsKirby 7.22.14 | |
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| TruthTellers | Jan 3 2014, 02:57:56 AM Post #462 |
Barry Horowitz
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| JML | Jan 3 2014, 03:00:34 AM Post #463 |
 
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Sting/Taker would be a waste of a Taker match since realistically we only have so many left. Sting isn't even half the wrestler he used to be. Cena, Bryan, or even Lesnar would be MUCH better options |
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| Deleted User | Jan 3 2014, 10:06:11 AM Post #464 |
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I feel it would best serve Wrestlemania if Taker took on a new foe this year. Having Bryan try and defeat the Deadman sounds like a great idea, since he's a deserving opponent who's grown over the years and likely to bring a different style of match out of The Undertaker. Also, at this point in his career, Daniel Bryan deserves a high profile encounter on the grandest stage of them all. Much like last year with CM Punk, wrestlers like Bryan are perfectly capable of keeping these streak matches feeling fresh and new. Which brings me to Brock Lesnar. The reason I don't want to see Lesnar take on The Undertaker, is because I've seen it all before. Both these men have already had some great engagements in the past, more notably their No Mercy 2002 encounter (At a younger age no less). While it's true Taker has gotten a lot better in the ring as time has gone by, the same can't necessarily be said about Lesnar's wrestling ability (Unless he has been purposely holding back those skills in order to get across his 'UFC fighter' personality). I honestly doubt they'll live up to the standards of their HIAC classic, but at the same time I also just want to see something new and interesting. CM Punk was a great opponent, especially after just coming off his impressive title reign. Both Taker and Punk have had past encounters, all of which felt very rushed in order to get Taker to face higher ranking opponents (Batista, Rey Mysterio, The Big Show, ect). It just seemed like WWE were not interested in Punk vs Taker at the time. Which was why I favoured their 2013 feud, considering Punk was hot and finally gaining the attention he deserved. They also achieved in creating something that felt slightly different compared to Taker's previous Wrestlemania 26, Wrestlemania 27, and Wrestlemania 28 encounters. So if Bryan is indeed 'the one', then bring it on I say. I'm sure they'll have a cracking good match, one which can only benefit Daniel Bryan, whatever the outcome. |
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| ToTheBank | Jan 3 2014, 04:18:54 PM Post #465 |
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I got chills thinking of DB beating Taker... My head would explode... Hard to see it going over well with all the casual fans who would be watching WM... sounds like a great way to turn him heel though (= not this Wyatt stuff (and you all know im a huge Wyatt mark) As time passes i feel the streak is more vulnerable as it could really propel someone's career... WWE really shouldn't end the streak though DB v Taker would be amazing though |
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| JML | Jan 3 2014, 04:24:52 PM Post #466 |
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Honestly, Daniel Bryan would be the only guy on the roster who could beat Taker at Wrestlemania and still remain a huge face. The buildup can go back to the "solid B+" storyline. Daniel Bryan says he wants to face the Undertaker because if anyone could beat Undertaker at Wrestlemania it would prove once and for all that they aren't just a "B+". If Bryan wins the match I could see the crowd exploding. The problem with that is that in order for the buildup to work then that means they have to wrap up this Bryan/Wyatt storyline really quickly. |
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| ToTheBank | Jan 3 2014, 04:25:32 PM Post #467 |
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Watched WM 21 yesterday (WM Goes Hollywood) Sadly, my dvd went to crap on the Taker v RKO and Angle v HBK matches (cries) I did get to watch an outstanding Eddie v Rey match and the inaugural MitB match... my thoughts on the lil i saw -Steroids were so rampant at that time looking at the talent i saw -Rey could really go back in the day... i see why you guys say such great things about his ability from his past -Even if Shelton Benjamin couldn't talk, there still shouldve been a way to get him to main event level... what a performer -I miss JR commentating -RKO's legend killer gimmick was awesome |
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| TruthTellers | Jan 3 2014, 04:34:08 PM Post #468 |
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Also not gonna happen. Bryan's joined the Wyatt's and this will be an angle for the foreseeable future. Although, if Punk joins the Shield and Bryan is already allied with the Wyatt's then maybe we could get a Wyatt's and Bryan vs Shield and Punk encounter at EC or Mania... |
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| The_Dude | Jan 3 2014, 04:58:54 PM Post #469 |
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Setting Bryan up to face Taker would be one of the few justifiable reasons to put him with the Wyatts. Bray's offer to Bryan was to unleash the monster in Daniel Bryan. DB can't really work his kind of matches as a plucky underdog WWE has made him. Under the tutelage of Bray Wyatt, though, it makes much more sense to let Bryan torture his opponents with relentless submissions, exactly as he has done in his best WWE matches against Sheamus, Punk and Cena. Turning heel and being driven nuts by the Wyatts is also one of the few ways WWE might let Bryan look like a credible threat and get the casual fan view him as a threat to Taker, because WWE would do nothing to that effect with DB in a way that didn't have so clearly their stamp. |
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| The_Dude | Jan 3 2014, 05:12:48 PM Post #470 |
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Shelton Benjamin didn't become the main event performer he was capable of because of Shelton Benjamin, not WWE. WWE gave him some crap with the Mama's boy gimmick and heel turn. They've given Daniel Bryan and Punk the same kind of shit and both of them persevered. How many great matches did Shelton Benjamin have after 2005? Shelton Benjamin was around for YEARS after the HBK Gold Rush match and managed to do practically nothing worthy of note. That's not on WWE, that's on Shelton. WWE has never seen Christian as a main eventer, Christian came back to WWE in 2009 and within months had several terrific matches that elevated his stock. Christian took advantage of the opportunities he was presented. He was given an opponent and he went out and made the most of those opportunities. Shelton Benjamin didn't and that's why he fell by the wayside. Shelton, Kofi, John Morrison, Jack Swagger, Dolph Ziggler, all of these showed flashes at greatness. However, at some point, we've got to stop pointing fingers at WWE as these guys wallow in the midcard and start looking at them as the reason that they aren't living up to their potential. |
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| Deleted User | Jan 3 2014, 05:17:03 PM Post #471 |
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''WWE sent out a “Fan Council” survey on Thursday asking for feedback about several current and past Superstars. The talented listed includes: - Hulk Hogan - Ultimate Warrior - Steve Austin - The Rock - Ric Flair - John Cena - The Undertaker - CM Punk - Triple H Question 1 For each talent you select: Poor | Fair | Good | Very Good | One of my Favorites | Never Heard Question 2 For each talent you select (You can select more than one for each): Outdated | Cool | Athletic | Legendary | Heroic | Inappropriate | Over-Exposed | Entertaining Question 3 Now, we are going to randomly assign you 3 Superstars. Please tell us how you would like to see the below Superstars involved with WWE in the future (You can select more than one for each): Wrestling regularly on Raw/SmackDown As a regular commentator on Raw/SmackDown Starring on a WWE reality show Starring on a WWE highlights show Wrestling at WrestleMania or SummerSlam Involved in the Raw/SmackDown storylines Involved in the WrestleMania or SummerSlam storylines Do not want him involved with WWE in future? Question 4: In your household, how many kids ages 4 or older are fans of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)? Comment Below and tell us how you think the Legends & Superstars listed should be used – if at all.'' Source: http://www.sescoops.com/wwe-surveys-fans-legends-hogan-warrior-flair-rock-austin/ At least WWE have started to acknowledge how some fans are getting fed up with the whole 'Legends returning' thing. Never mind, something tells me it sounds to good to be true (Probably only doing this in order to sign the legend who will bring in the most money). |
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| TruthTellers | Jan 3 2014, 06:42:06 PM Post #472 |
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I feel that Ziggler shouldn't be placed in that list because he did get hurt, thanks to Swagger who absolutely belongs in that list and in TNA for that matter. Ziggler missed a month of his title run which could have been successful, but he got paired with Juan Beaner who is notoriously stale and lacks any ability to be a successful and entertaining protagonist or antagonist in a story. Juan Beaner, the Mexican John Cena, can wrestle, but nothing more. It's not so much that Ziggler hasn't lived up to his potential because all I've seen from him is hard work the past 7 years, he's just not been given the opportunities, opportunities that have been taken away in part because of WWE's absolute obsession with ADR. There was no reason to bury Ziggler by putting him into a feud with AJ and Big E. after that match he had with ADR at MitB, a match in which Ziggler was more over than Del Rio has ever been in his entire WWE career. That match at MitB was probably tied with the WHC MitB match as match of the night and shows that Ziggler can be a star. Ziggler has shined multiple times in his career, more so than any other guy in that list of names and has proven that he can be upper card talent, again, more so than any other guy in that list of names. Going back to his RR matches against Edge and CM Punk for their then WHC and WWE titles, he proved that he can be a worthy adversary to reigning champions as the plucky heel, or against mega faces like John Cena at TLC 2012, and he proved against ADR that he can be an over and possibly even a dynamic face. Say what you will about Ziggler and his selling, but keep in mind that he's the only member of the Spirit Squad that's still in WWE. He's proven that he's got staying power. If anything's been proven, it's Alberto Del Rio that's not lived up to his potential. Edited by TruthTellers, Jan 3 2014, 06:48:04 PM.
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| Oaty | Jan 3 2014, 09:07:23 PM Post #473 |
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Didn't know whether I should make a full thread for this (couldn't see one, anyway), but apparently Mae Young is really sick right now; she was taken into a hospice (basically end of life care) a few days ago and but got out and is now at home resting. I hope it's not true; she's stronger than death itself. |
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| skbrettbug | Jan 3 2014, 09:12:08 PM Post #474 |
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I saw that on WNS. What a shame 
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| Deleted User | Jan 3 2014, 09:27:37 PM Post #475 |
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Don't worry. I'm sure she's giving Death himself a run for his money. She'll be kicking a$$ forever. Hope she gets well soon (Even if it's highly unlikely). |
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| Deleted User | Jan 3 2014, 09:31:00 PM Post #476 |
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Watching TLC 2012 again. Good PPV. |
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| The_Dude | Jan 3 2014, 09:58:50 PM Post #477 |
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As I think about it, you're absolutely right about Ziggler. He does not belong on the list... yet. Ziggler is a guy that you hope will make a case for the opposite of my point. He's a guy that has taken advantage of the very few opportunities he's given. Recently got the Best of Raw and Smackdown 2012 and watched him go out there and bust his ass with Sheamus on a bunch of occasions to steal the show (and prove to be a much more interesting opponent than the very same ADR, who WWE just HAD to get in the ring with Sheamus, despite God clearly not wanting that match to happen). WWE does go through these periods where it seems like they want to test the staying power of a guy as well as his resolve. Outside of their "chosen ones", guys seem to go through periods where they're given nothing but shit to work with for WWE to see if the crowd sticks with them and to see how they respond. Even Sheamus went through one of these. Ziggler seems to be stuck in one now (and looking at it, WWE certainly doesn't seem to like how he's responded). |
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| TruthTellers | Jan 3 2014, 11:16:14 PM Post #478 |
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^ Thank you for agreeing with what is the truth. And I don't blame Ziggler for being a bit sour on WWE the last half of 2013. imo, a Ziggler-Cena match at HIAC would have been a much better choice than a ADR-Cena match. Even in defeat, in both the title loss to Cena and rematch the next ppv, Ziggler would have gone over even more so than before. But, WWE had to play the same fucking card of Del Rio heel vs Cena bad elbow face. If WWE could have two faces in Bryan and Cena go at it at SS, why not Ziggler and Cena at HIAC and again at SuSe? EDIT: That's a rhetorical question, we all know it was for the Pesos and U Can't C Me T-shirts. Edited by TruthTellers, Jan 3 2014, 11:17:00 PM.
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| JML | Jan 4 2014, 01:09:16 AM Post #479 |
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I actually do think Ziggler belongs in that group. I've become less and less impressed with him as time goes on. What does he do that actually makes you excited to see him? He's decent but not great at pretty much everything. The guy who I think shouldn't be in that list is Kofi simply because we've never seen him with a heel run. I know I harp on this a lot and chances are he wouldn't be a transcendent heel but WWE doesn't have anything to lose at this point. |
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| Pure | Jan 4 2014, 02:02:44 AM Post #480 |
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my new sig <3 |
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