WWE Thread

[rustoffa]

Originally posted by Vinnie Velvet
When Hall was straight, he put on some great matches.

One thing's for sure, that dude could wrestle when he WANTED to. Classically trained, cuntplete with total disregard for the classic. HBK is on record: "He could have been the best EVER."

IMO, Nash relied on Hall....and it wasn't just setting up the Powerbomb. There was legitimate heat between Goldturd and Hall....he put the dipshit over through all of it. LMFAO...when Hogan dropped the belt to Goldturd...Hall set the table, fresh out of a supposed "rehab." I was there...like 30 rows back....from that far away, it was textbook lampooning. Slaps, schoolboy rollups, and a ridiculous Jackhammer.

A few months later, Hall almost knocked that dipshit's head off with a ladder.

This is going nowhere, not unlike Hall putting Luger in the abdominal stretch a few months later....that particular time, he reached for the bottle in favor of the ropes.

LMFAO.

[1984dlrvh12]

whats happening on smackdown.or better yet is it even on because ive not heard anything about it in a while.

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Just for Redballjets88.....

One of pro wrestling's top behemoths is involved in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling's version of David and Goliath.

Kevin Nash recently returned to TNA for a feud with cruiserweight members of the promotion's X Division. Nash's first rival is promising youngster Chris Sabin, who he defeated on last Sunday's Slammivesary pay-per-view show thanks to the interference of fellow X-division wrestler Alex Shelley.

Nash's role has drawn criticism from hardcore fans that believe matching a 6-10, 320-pound superstar against considerably smaller grapplers hurts the standing of the high-flying X division, which is one of the few elements that separates TNA from World Wrestling Entertainment. Nash's squashing of cruiserweights as a performer and matchmaker at World Championship Wrestling in the 1990s, combined with his disparaging on-air comments about the X division on TNA Impact (11 p.m. Eastern, Thursdays and Saturdays, Spike TV), have added to that perception.

But in a recent interview, Nash listed some of the positive points about his desire to work with the X division.

"I'm limited with what I can do now," said Nash, referring to a litany of leg injuries dating back to his days as a college basketball player at Tennessee in the early 1980s. "I've always been limited, but I know the formula to having a good match with small guys. I can dance, but I need a good dance partner. If I'm going go out and doing this, I want to do it with the best."

Nash worried that his career was over after being forced to withdraw from last October's Bound For Glory pay-per-view show because of a legitimate heart scare. Nash said he has received a clean bill of health to continue performing.

"My father died having some issue that I thought I might have had," said Nash, 46. "I'm fine now."

While a feud against a larger TNA performer like Abyss would create an attractive in-ring visual effect, Nash said he also knows there are drawbacks in that kind of encounter.

"My only good big-man match I liked was with Undertaker (at Wrestlemania 12) because he's very mobile," Nash said. "But I think big man versus big man matches are like watching paint dry."

Although years removed from being a regular tandem, Nash is still frequently asked about the status of Scott Hall, who joined him as a charter member of WCW's highly successful New World Order in the mid-1990s. Nash doesn't seem keen on a reunion with the troubled Hall, who has faded from wrestling because of substance-abuse problems.

Nash seemed more enthused about the possibility of eventually serving as Shelley's bodyguard a la the role he played that helped elevate himself and Shawn Michaels to WWE main event status in the early 1990s.

"I'm real happy with my partnership (with Shelley) and I don't want to bring anyone else into that," Nash said. "I want to see how far we can go with this. I'm like Dracula. I need young blood around me to keep me going."

Nash has tried planning for his post-wrestling career through acting, with his latest appearance coming in the movie "DOA: Dead or Alive'' set for release in late August. Nash, though, said he is enthused about re-entering the grappling game.

"I'm excited again," Nash said. "I've been watching wrestling and tapes again. My mind is back into it. I'm having a good time and a lot of fun being around young guys who are so passionate. I remember when I was like that. This (TNA) is a good place to be."

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Even wonder why Kevin Nash doesnt wear tights? I wouldnt either with those skinny chicken legs....:D

[bueno bob]

I always found Nash relatively amusing...he didn't particularly act well on the mic, but he came across as kinda down to earth and "real" about things, regardless of what side of the popularity fence he was on...

I always kinda appreciated that out of him.

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Hulk Hogan wrongly accuses man of theft, ruins his life, and doesn't even say he's sorry.

http://www.weeklyplanet.com/gyrobase/Content?oid=oid:63985

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Anorher thing to add to my list of reasons of why I hate Hogan.....

[rustoffa]

Originally posted by Full Bug
Even wonder why Kevin Nash doesnt wear tights? I wouldnt either with those skinny chicken legs....:D

He blew one of his knees' out @ good 'ol Rocky Top....Rocky Top Tennessee.
:D

[1984dlrvh12]

i know this is a bit late but can someone that watched ecw last week fill me in on it.

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Originally posted by 1984dlrvh12
i know this is a bit late but can someone that watched ecw last week fill me in on it.

I dont get it here, but you can get the rundown at this site.....

http://www.wrestlingobserver.com/wo/news/features/default.asp?aID=16621

[1984dlrvh12]

somebody is getting fired next week on TNA.

[monkeythe]

Originally posted by Full Bug
Hulk Hogan wrongly accuses man of theft, ruins his life, and doesn't even say he's sorry.
http://www.weeklyplanet.com/gyrobase...?oid=oid:63985

From that article:
"The Guevaras' lawsuit expresses the damage to Guevara in terms of a lost ability to work as a caregiver and loss of consortium with his wife."

If a judge signed an arrest warrant, how is this Hulk's fault. In addition, why is this man suing for losing the abiltity to work as a care giver since he still can and don't even get me started about the consortium with his wife charges. Does his wife picture The Hulkster when he tries to make love to her? Does he picture the Hulkster when he tries to make love to his wife. Hulk has been accused of many things, but this is the first time he has been accused of making a guy unable to fuck his wife

[Mr Badguy]

Hey, I just bought the "Wrestlemania anthology".

32 discs, just over three days of viewing time.

Wonder when I`ll get to watch it all?

Worth it to see Brock fuck up that Moonsault at XIX.

It`s hard to believe that the mulleted Scott Steiner from 1993 and "Big Poppa Pump" are the same guy, in looks and in wrestling ability.

[Big Troubles]

Originally posted by 1984dlrvh12
somebody is getting fired next week on TNA.

my guess would Larry ZAbYsCo!? Everything else TNA does (storyline wise) seems to be cut and dry, easy to plan out wrestling. I like Cornette, but I dont think TNA is going to be a passion. It'll be just another job. Cornette at his best was running SMW and managing "Camp Cornette" in 95/96.

[Big Troubles]

Originally posted by Mr Badguy
Hey, I just bought the "Wrestlemania anthology".

32 discs, just over three days of viewing time.

Wonder when I`ll get to watch it all?

Worth it to see Brock fuck up that Moonsault at XIX.

It`s hard to believe that the mulleted Scott Steiner from 1993 and "Big Poppa Pump" are the same guy, in looks and in wrestling ability.

I have the Anthology as well. Its good for a collection sake.

Steiner vs Samoa Joe was surprisngly a pretty decent match. And in contrast Steiner vs HHH was a very horrible match.