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Whats up with that new Arab guy with the tattoos and his manager with earrings on both ears which makes no sense because the Middle Eastern guys I know would get crusified by their parents if they got earrings and tattoos.
Then the Arab wrestler guy tells his manager Kosroll Kosweiri or whatever to speak to their "Arab brothers" in Arabic and the guy starts speaking Farsi aka Persian and my Arab and Persian friends start flipping out like WTF could'nt they find an Arabic guy who spoke Arabic???
That would be like having a Spanish guy who's manager started speaking in Portuguese LOL 
The Farsi section at the Perry-Castaneda Library @ the University of Texas is immense.
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is this a joke? 
hmm... you probably figured no one in this froum watches wwe.. i watch it from time to time (i admit it) .. but i think this storyline is not going to go through.. one the "pushers" and the writers see that the crowd is not going to react to it, then they are going to write something else for the guy .. the anti-american angles usually tend not to go fine with the audience .. has the writers ever learned their lesson yet ? i say they bring back vince russo ..
I just watch it for the gammon 
i stopped watching WWE when i hit puberty and realized how retarded it is...
i'd say "let the flaming begin" but it seems that only about 1/20,000 members here actually waste their time watching this sorry excuse for sport/show...
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| Originally posted by itsTrueSonic hmm... you probably figured no one in this froum watches wwe.. i watch it from time to time (i admit it) .. but i think this storyline is not going to go through.. one the "pushers" and the writers see that the crowd is not going to react to it, then they are going to write something else for the guy .. the anti-american angles usually tend not to go fine with the audience .. has the writers ever learned their lesson yet ? i say they bring back vince russo .. |
I stopped watching wrestling many years ago, when I found it it was all fake, When I was a kid, I used to believe it was real, But ever since I saw some stuff on TV that revealed it, I since then havent been watching.
Yo TigerClaw: Star Wars is fake also.
No-one actually watches that shit do they?
It just seems like televised masterbation.
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| Originally posted by Radagast Yo TigerClaw: Star Wars is fake also. |
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| Originally posted by Radagast Yo TigerClaw: Star Wars is fake also. |
i started watching WWE when i hit puberty and realized how retarded it is...
Anyway what happened to Goldberg? He made it interesting for a while.
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| Originally posted by benoitfan As for the topic itself, the WWE has hit a whole new standard of stupidy with that angle for sure, it will be just another anti-american angle but this time with some real bad taste humour mixed, that won't last for long though, I'm sure, it never does so... |
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| Originally posted by benoitfan Vince Russo is actually one of the worse things that ever happened to wrestling IMO, he began crash-tv with just so much goin' on at the same time, and giving more importance to nudity or stupid angles than wrestling etc. As for the topic itself, the WWE has hit a whole new standard of stupidy with that angle for sure, it will be just another anti-american angle but this time with some real bad taste humour mixed, that won't last for long though, I'm sure, it never does so... |
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| Originally posted by {b.s.e.} is this a joke? |
Ive made this post a few times, but I knew the WWE (WWF) was really going down hill, around early 2000. They had just built up this incredible story. The Undertaker and his "dark" cronies (The Brood, Viscera, etc) were taking over the WWF. Pay-Per-View after Pay-Per-View, The Undertaker would face someone from Vine McMahon's faction, and time after time, in different types of matches (with little interference, mind you) Undertaker would come out on top. After 2 or 3 of these, Undertaker started talking about how he was not the mastermind, but that there was a higher power he served who would eventually make himself known to the WWF. At this point, the speculation began...who was the higher power? Would they eventually take over the WWF? What was their goal? Then Undertaker himself then claimed he wanted to beat Stone Cold Steve Austin and drive him out of the WWF at the behest of this power. This really got everyone going? Steve Austin was out because of an "injury" (vacation), but everyone wanted to know who the man would be. Was the higher power Shawn Michaels, who notably despised Austin? Perhaps it was Jake the Snake Roberts whose career was ended by Austin a few years earlier? Maybe it was even Chris Jericho, whom WWF had signed, but had yet to make an apperance? Speculation was mad, and no one had a clue.
Finally, it had all built up to Austin's return, a week before one PPV, I think Wrestlemania. He fought one of the UT's cronies and thats when the entire ministry (UT's faction) came out. They held down Austin, and the Higher Power revealed himself to Austin on RAW, setting up a huge PPV battle between Austin and UT. After the mtach, which I think Austin won, but may also have ended because of interference, the Higher Power revealed himself to be Vince McMahon, in what may be the most underclimactic move of the century. I remember when this happened, being so dissapointed and pissed off. I watched WWF for a bit after that, but it was never the same...
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| Originally posted by {b.s.e.} i hope so, dude. |
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| Originally posted by tribu Ive made this post a few times, but I knew the WWE (WWF) was really going down hill, around early 2000. They had just built up this incredible story. The Undertaker and his "dark" cronies (The Brood, Viscera, etc) were taking over the WWF. Pay-Per-View after Pay-Per-View, The Undertaker would face someone from Vine McMahon's faction, and time after time, in different types of matches (with little interference, mind you) Undertaker would come out on top. After 2 or 3 of these, Undertaker started talking about how he was not the mastermind, but that there was a higher power he served who would eventually make himself known to the WWF. At this point, the speculation began...who was the higher power? Would they eventually take over the WWF? What was their goal? Then Undertaker himself then claimed he wanted to beat Stone Cold Steve Austin and rvie him out of the WWF at the behest of this power. This really got everyone going? Steve Austin was out because of an "injury" (vacation), but everyone wanted to know who the man would be. Was the higher power Shawn Michaels, who notably despised Austin? Perhaps it was Jake the Snake Roberts whose career was ended by Austin a few years earlier? Maybe it was even Chris Jericho, whom WWF had signed, but had yet to make an apperance? Speculation was mad, and no one had a clue. Finally, it had all built up to Austin's return, a week before one PPV, I think Wrestlemania. He fought one of the UT's cronies and thats when the entire ministry (UT's faction) came out. They held down Austin, and the Higher Power revealed himself to Austin on RAW, setting up a huge PPV battle between Austin and UT. After the mtach, which I think Austin won, but may also have ended because of interference, the Higher Power revealed himself to be Vince McMahon, in what may be the most underclimactic move of the century. I remember when this happened, being so dissapointed and pissed off. I watched WWF for a bit after that, but it was never the same... |
I used to watch WWF... then I turned 14.
I still watch, its funny for a bit, and yes I know its fake but it fills a slot on thursday nights (when we get raw), some of the new characters are funny too, eg
Edge
Randy Orton
Chris Jericho
Batista
John Cena
Kurt Angle
Rhyno
and others.
I also think Ric Flair & HBK deserve mentions, purely cos they've proved themselves, yet they still take huge bumps on already ill bodies, when u wrestle not cos u need the money but cos u want to do it, it earns my respect. You can say its fake, we all know it is, but it takes a lot of ability to do half the moves people do, and I don't know many here who could do them themselves
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| Originally posted by D-res i stopped watching WWE when i hit puberty and realized how retarded it is... |
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| Originally posted by Ian^ I still watch, its funny for a bit, and yes I know its fake but it fills a slot on thursday nights (when we get raw), some of the new characters are funny too, eg Edge Randy Orton Chris Jericho Batista John Cena Kurt Angle Rhyno and others. I also think Ric Flair & HBK deserve mentions, purely cos they've proved themselves, yet they still take huge bumps on already ill bodies, when u wrestle not cos u need the money but cos u want to do it, it earns my respect. You can say its fake, we all know it is, but it takes a lot of ability to do half the moves people do, and I don't know many here who could do them themselves |
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| Originally posted by itsTrueSonic i forgot .. what we see on monday, you see on thursday .. hahhaha .. so when do you get smackdown? or do you get smackdown? .. we get that on thursday .. |
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| Originally posted by itsTrueSonic i forgot .. what we see on monday, you see on thursday .. |
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