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Originally Posted by Inferno.
Wasn't me!!!! Haven't done any Inferno tags this hangout.....yet :P
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Originally Posted by Inferno.
Wasn't me!!!! Haven't done any Inferno tags this hangout.....yet :P
Rey Mysterio a former WWE Champion and 2-time holder of the World Heavyweight championship, and of course, winner of the 2006 Royal Rumble.
Dolph Ziggler a former World Heavyweight Champion and current Money In The Bank briefcase holder.
So, JBL, who do you think Ziggler is likely to cash it in on?
Cole, I would like to think it would be someone other than the Big Show. The man himself is a mountain and cashing in the contract is not going to be any easier with John Cena on his tail...
Gotta love WWE. Fake case of Fake money to buy a chance at a Fake championship belt to a Fake sport :wacko:
I would have to agree, JBL. I've faced my own problems with Cena in the past and, believe me, it's not pretty.
Do you not think Ziggler could potentially have leverage with AJ Lee by his side?
Fake yet :awesome:Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaladane
Yeah, it's pretty cool, ain't it? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaladane
AJ Lee is as unpredicatable as they come, Cole!
With her by his side, Ziggler may well indeed be able to conquer mountains!
Anyway, the bell has sounded, and already Dolph Ziggler with a little showboating...
AHAHAHAHA! Cole, that's what I love about this guy! He's not cocky, he's confident! And he has plenty of reason to be...he's got the look of a World Class athlete with the ability to match! Top that with the money in the bank briefcase and AJ Lee, this guy is a force to be reckoned with.
Mysterio dodges the grapple attempt from Ziggler.
And a kick to the back of the leg!
Mysterio, as quick as they come!
Gotta watch out for AJ there, we all know what she's capable of.
Mysterio distracted momentarily,
AND ZIGGLER TAKES ADVANTAGE!
Ziggler with clubbing blows to the back of the head!
Ziggler with the Irish Whip...
Mysterio ducks the clothesline...
Mysterio with the headscissors!
I do sort of follow it, not a diehard fan or anything but can appreciate it on a physical/athleticism/gymnastics level. Some of the things they pull of is pretty good. Can't stand everything else like storylines/commentary. Sometimes I'll just watch the matches I want and mute it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lethe°
Wow! Dolph looks like he just got caught in a hurricane.
And I just wanna take this chance to remind the WWE Universe that there is a poll up on the official WWE Universe website, where the WWE Universe get to decide the shade of pink for Cena's next WWE Universe t-shirt. So please, WWE Universe, head on over there and have your say, and do a whole bunch of other stuff.
Like me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaladane
It used used to be a riot back in the day, though, with Rock, Austin, bad guy Triple H, Angle and those guys.
Yeah those were the days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lethe°
Exactly why I stopped watching. Just look at the difference in the crowds enthusiasm/involvement nowadays compared to the kind of crowds back then. Almost sad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lethe°
CAN I GET A HELL YEAH!?!
Awwww, HEEELLLLLL YEEEEEAAAHHH!Quote:
Originally Posted by _Gambit
:wacko:
The Attitude Era!!!:drool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lethe°
They watered down the shit because they target a child audience now.
They don't even allow chair shots to the head anymore. That was like one of the things you'd automatically associate with wrestling.
I would only see it again for Brock Lesnar!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by _Gambit
& Hell Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!
When you saw a chair, you wouldn't have thought to sit down on it - you'd want to pick it up, fold it somehow, and smack someone in the face with it. ^_^
Don't forget the tables,ladders & cages tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Lethe°
Damn straight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Varun Highwind
But that weren't even when the product started to decline for me. It was from the point when Batista won the World Heavyweight Championship.
I'm not ratting on Batista, it was just the scriptwriting got lousy afterwards, to a degree where it sometimes felt shameful to be watching it. The last good moment was Edge cashing MITB for the first time.
I had the most fun playing the WWF games in my friends houses.
You like Brock Lesnar?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lethe°
Are you watching it now then? He came back after retiring from UFC and apparently, he's going to be present for Wrestlemania. Lesnar was one of the best, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Varun Highwind
I had one for the Nes - WWF Wrestlemania Steel Cage ChallengeQuote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
I sucked whenever I played other people. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
Yeah,occasionally if i get some time. When i saw him last time he had a brawl with Cena & busted his lip.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lethe°
I haven't watched the actual show in a while, I get my info off dirt sheets. He should have beat Cena, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Varun Highwind
:booger:
Speaking of dirt sheets, I've just read that THQ, developers of the games, have filed for bankruptcy. Shame because I have WWE 13 and it's rather good.
I hope WWE draw the attention of a bigger company.