Re: Topic: Wrestling?

by Link-mon Sat Dec 09, 2017 8:53 pm

So Triple H beat Jinder which I feel says a lot about Jinders going to be going forward. He might stick around he main event or midcard scene from here on out but I don't see the company putting any world titles on him anytime soon.

by **Old_Man_Tai** Sat Dec 09, 2017 9:06 pm

Keep in mind, it was also a near 30 minute match, and he kicked out of two pedigrees on the process.

Not the kind of match HHH gives to someone with no future in the company.

by Link-mon Sat Dec 09, 2017 9:13 pm

I didn't say he had no future in the company. I think the wwe realized there mistake in trying to push some dude as an Indian hero out of the blue and are now going for a more organic approach. They tried it this way and they actually lost viewers and subscriptions in India. Now hey should let Jinder have some time to to build a character and identity in the business. Hence staying in the midcard scene at least.

by M.J.Caboose14 Sat Dec 09, 2017 10:41 pm

Actually...now that tai said that...it sounds like they're building him as a hero of a nation who came up short but will continue to grow...god damn it wwe...

My only hope is that people cheered him losing and as a result, that plan failed.

*EDIT*
DAMNIT I WAS RIGHT >_< He "earned" Triple H's respect

https://twitter.com/WWE/status/939514662424637440

by Harrier Sun Dec 10, 2017 5:44 am

I already said it before regarding Jinder, people in general are not stupid. Even if you don´t understand what he is saying in english, you hear the voices and see the faces of the audience and anyone can conclude that he is the heel in a given situation. And when he is the heel in the USA, why should he be face in India and draw people in? Missing respect? That is just stupid after he defeated a number of superstars usually far above him. Not one of his opponents said that he can´t wrestle. and he can wrestle, he is just not such a prime example of a wrestler.

To pull a stunt like the disrespected foreigner who is face at home you need something like the Montreal screwjob and a performer of the caliber of Bret Hart.

by Link-mon Sun Dec 10, 2017 6:42 am

No you need to build a base. Bret Hart worked cause he was an Established Canadian. He was a top worker from there and had there support before he was pushed as a top star that by the time he was turned into the heel the fans in Canada weren't going to boo him.

by Harrier Mon Dec 18, 2017 8:52 am

Can someone explain to me if Natalya quit yesterday or turned from mad heel to disappointed heel or what? I am a little bit confused here as i only read an report and did not watch it...

by **killcarrion** Mon Dec 18, 2017 4:04 pm

Harrier wrote:Can someone explain to me if Natalya quit yesterday or turned from mad heel to disappointed heel or what? I am a little bit confused here as i only read an report and did not watch it...

Smackdown has too many heels, so this mini breakdown was just to write her off T.V. with a memorable promo..at least that's my theory.

by Harrier Tue Dec 19, 2017 5:43 am

AAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!
*Sinks down and clutches his head with both hands*

A woman´s royal rumble match was announced on RAW. If it follows the traditions of woman´s rumble matches, it is going to be a clusterfuck beyond repair where it is ok to be send out of the second instead of the top rope, clumsy woman cling to the bottom rope when they would have to be send out minutes ago or girls who should have been in the top 5 go out after 2 minutes because of a botch.

by M.J.Caboose14 Mon Dec 25, 2017 4:34 pm

SO! I decided to post my fave matches of the year!

And to keep it fair, only 1 fave per promotion.

ROH

Dalton Castle VS Cody Rhodes - Final Battle

I could be wrong, I don't watch ROH that much. But I loved this match. Jay Lethal VS Marty Scurll was also awesome. Since it was recent I won't say why I liked it so much.

NJPW

Kenny Omega VS Okada 2

...I don't need to explain myself for this one. Simply put, 60 straight minutes of intensity that never gets boring is the perfect match. And the fainting/whiff spot is still the most memorable thing I've ever seen.

WWE

Velveteen Dream VS Alister Black - NXT Wargames

This match was my fave match of WWE by far as of late. The reason being, it came out of nowhere. I thought when the build was starting that it was a dumb idea. and then, the promo during the PPV was awesome, and the match was breathtaking. The mind games made this so intense, and I just couldn't believe they pulled it off so well!

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