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Grand Master

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Did a page just get erased? :huh:

 

BTW, I thought of a stupid angle today :laugh:

 

HHH Batista Orton vs Shield at Extreme Rules (we know thats gonna happen)

Flair makes his (non wrestling) return to help his buddies and guess who debuts to rekindle their old rivalry from WCW in a non wreslting role...

 

TNA should hire me :laugh:

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I just finished watching the "Warrior's Greatest Matches" from WWE Network, since I never watched any of his matches in my younger days. No disrespect to the fans and, obviously, to the man himself (RIP), but this character was a wacko. I mean, yeah, there's madness, I get that, but this is beyond that. There's Macho Man madness and then theres Warrior insanity. I loved Savage, but watching Warrior I'm like "what?! :s ". And they say he had "energy". Well, so did London and Kendrick...

 

 

Flair makes his (non wrestling) return to help his buddies and guess who debuts to rekindle their old rivalry from WCW in a non wreslting role...

 

Who?

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TDT

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Because that's how WCW booked him. He wasn't very good in the ring.

Really? How about the "superstars" in the present? Batista, Lesnar, Cena? Or Warrior, if you want someone from the past. Or even Hogan. For me, Goldberg was entertaining, I agree that he had no talent on the mic, but I really liked his matches. He was a powerhouse, he was there to dominate, not to be a cruiserweight with 100+ moves. And even so, he had a bigger "arsenal" than those above. Atomic leg drop? Please...

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Really? How about the "superstars" in the present? Batista, Lesnar, Cena? Or Warrior, if you want someone from the past. Or even Hogan. For me, Goldberg was entertaining, I agree that he had no talent on the mic, but I really liked his matches. He was a powerhouse, he was there to dominate, not to be a cruiserweight with 100+ moves. And even so, he had a bigger "arsenal" than those above. Atomic leg drop? Please...

 

Lesnar defines a dominating powerhouse in wrestling today. If you think Goldberg wasn't a train wreck in the ring, just ask Bret Hart.

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Lesnar defines a dominating powerhouse in wrestling today. If you think Goldberg wasn't a train wreck in the ring, just ask Bret Hart.

 

Right, because Goldberg wanted to injure Hart. How about when Lesnar broke Hardcore Holly's neck? Or when Sting ended Rick Rude's career? Or when Austin put HBK out for 4 years? Or Sheamus, that ended Noble's career? Let's forget about these guys and bash Goldberg for 500 ages because of the Hart incident. 

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Right, because Goldberg wanted to injure Hart. How about when Lesnar broke Hardcore Holly's neck? Or when Sting ended Rick Rude's career? Or when Austin put HBK out for 4 years? Or Sheamus, that ended Noble's career? Let's forget about these guys and bash Goldberg for 500 ages because of the Hart incident.

I think i saw in an interview that goldberg stil feel bad About it and sometimes stil apoligiges to Bret

Grand Master

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That was the first thing I noticed at WM. I don't know how he finished the match.

 

And the monitor was literally crushed afterward.

 

 

yup looked extremely sore, even Batista looked concerned

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