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[Ilsanman]

How can one judge a program with only watching it 5 minutes?

For character build-up, it takes months, or perhaps years. You get to know each character and what he/she is capable of doing. You get to know their catch phrases. You choose a favourite or two and root them on to winning a title.

I don't like some parts of wrestling, like diva searches and bikini matches, but I like most of it.

[rawiri]

[quote="stevenisi"]I totally agree with an above post.

It's a way for grown men to get their soap opera fix without looking girly.
I mean pumped men in tights running around, with the flimsiest excuse to grab one another.

You slapped my tagteam partner! I'm gonna put your head between my legs and squeeze! [cheer]

Oh and by the way, IT'S FAKE!!! Do you get it??

If you really want to see fighting, watch mma or K1[/quote]




The story lines are fake, the wrestling isn't. You try taking multiple shots to the head with a metal chair and tell me it doesn't hurt. You try jumping from the top rope and landing on the concrete floor below with only thin padding as protection, Try being thrown from the top of a 20 foot steel cage, landing on a table, screwing your back and smashing your ankle in the process, and getting up and walking away unassisted (mankind V undertaker). If you get the chance, check out one of the guys in fashion now, i think his name is SABU...he is friggin insane and one hell of an athlete.

MMA is shite, you want to see some guys wrestling around on the ground for 5 minutes at a time BORING....K! was good till they started rigging for the audiences as well.

So pay your respects pencil neck!

[Zyzyfer]

[Merlyn]

I think the WWE just isn't as good as it used to be. For me, the whole idea that it was kind of real made it more entertaining. I also agree that today it isn't so much about 'good and evil', and I think that makes it more boring as well. Looking at the characters today, I don't know what there is to cheer about. I don't like their personalities. Most look like they've grown up in hicksville. This all started with Stonecold Steve Austin I guess. Even all the best modern characters seemed to have left, like the Rock, and even he didn't compare to guys like the Ultimate Warrior and Hulk Hogan in what I would say were the cool days of wrestling. Oh well. Hogan and the Warrior should never have faced each other either. That was the beginning of the end, perhaps.

[seoulsucker]

[cwemory]

How has cubanlord not found this thread?

[TheFonz]

[Zyzyfer]

Kurt Angle uses the Angle Slam (horrible move) and the Ankle Lock (slaps it on like 20 times a match). He's got a great gimmick now and it should lead to something fun between him and Taz in the near future.

I guess that's the real problem with wrasslin' now. There are just too many geeks behind their computers analyzing every single match and rednecks shouting "Stun 'em!" for anything to be properly cheesy. Everyone has to be a badass or suck the divine rod, or they have to be a technical guru and do some crazy Nipponspanic shit in the ring. Then there's the fact that WWE has neutered like 90% of the available moves because most of them do indeed cause injuries on a regular basis, not to mention the fact that fans aren't happy with simple finishers anymore, so they've got to write crazy matches with endless comebacks and some off-the-wall reason for winning to keep nernerd fans from going apeshit about the result.

[cubanlord]

[little mixed girl]

if you smeeellllllllllllll what the rock. is. cookin.

[princess]

[Tiberious aka Sparkles]

[TheFonz]