WWE (yes wrestling)

[Immaculate]

Originally Posted by bleak

WOW

CM Punk, best heel ever, really?

How bout Hogan in nWo.

Or more recent, Edge as the R Rated Superstar?

Which, CM Punk is an Edge knockoff, he was brought in to replace him.

fuckin hell you guys just got under my skin.

THE KING JERRY LAWLER, PAUL HEYMAN, ERIC BISCHOFF, FUCKING BROCK LESNAR WAS A BETTER BAD GUY.

I never said anything about CM Punk being "the best", no I said I love his whole attitude persona he's got going.

The best of the best, are the Legends, which probably 80% of the wrestlers now days aren't, and I'm talking about wrestlers like Brett Hart, Undertaker, Stone Cold, Shawn Michaels, Hulk Hogan, etc.

The Edge, however, was another great and lovable wrestler, as much as he tried to "Act bad", he was still a sweetheart (in my eyes). That Lita romance was funny as fuck though lmao.

[Immaculate]

Originally Posted by King Keith

Goldberg was my nigga. I first watched WCW back in the days when Sting, NWO, Harlem Heat, Lex Luger, DDP.... damn, all them niggas were doing the thing. Classic shit. Caught up with WWF in it's golden age. Kane vs Undertaker, Austins dominance, The Rock when he was with The Nation of Domination, DX... those were the days. Fuck that shit now.

OH EM GEE! you read my mind, lol @ Nation of Domination haha, they had everyone doing the whole "black power" movement during their song, I must admit, it was catchy, FAROOQ and his crew.

Few of my oldschool tag team champs were:

The Rockers (Shawn Michaels and Marty Jennedy)
Legion of Doom
The Hardy Boys (they imo brought in the extreme high flying manouvres for a tag team)
Hulk Hogan and Macho Man - while it lasted lol

[Dope girl]

I'd Remembered Paul I felt sad when hear Paul died.

[bleak]

Originally Posted by Immaculate

Few of my oldschool tag team champs were:

The Hardy Boys

You have redeemed yourself.

[Immaculate]

Originally Posted by He whose name shall not be spoken

see it had to change, back in the day only certain wrestlers could make it, nowadays there is a wide range of wrestlers than can succeed, and they can make more money now to. there wasn't to many people that could hang with the rock or stone cold, so it had to evolve. the same people that complain about the attitude era being gone, are the same ones that complain when a storyline lasts to long, it was great the attitude era ended with stone cold and the rock tbh. wrestlers are pose to be replaceable for a promotion, but back in those days, the good attitude era wrestlers where irreplaceable, there isn't a wrestler that can't be replaced now, and that's good for business.

Have you watched Brett Hart's documentary?

And speaking of The Rock and Stone Cold, I remember the match that they had, and The Rock won, and I remember this interview they had with Stone Cold Steve Austin, he said that right after The Rock had pinned him down, The Rock whispered in his ear "it was a honour fighting you man, I love you" (they even showed that part where he said it).......and that's when Stone Cold's respect for The Rock grew much more then just a "wrestling friend", that's when he (Steve) knew that The Rock was real genuine.

I don't know if this is even relevant to your quoted post lmao.

[bleak]

sounds like gay love tbh

[Immaculate]

Not really, sometimes men can say that shit without having to be homo.

Take notes.

[bleak]

Take notes? I don't think that is relevant to what you told me.

Considering that I have traversed the internet, and know what is gay and what isn't.

Dwayne Johnson is homo.

[Immaculate]

Now your just being a douche.

[King Ra.]

Word.

[~RustyGunZ~]

It was my understanding that only poor people watch the wwe

[Scott Akers]

Originally Posted by Immaculate

Have you watched Brett Hart's documentary?

And speaking of The Rock and Stone Cold, I remember the match that they had, and The Rock won, and I remember this interview they had with Stone Cold Steve Austin, he said that right after The Rock had pinned him down, The Rock whispered in his ear "it was a honour fighting you man, I love you" (they even showed that part where he said it).......and that's when Stone Cold's respect for The Rock grew much more then just a "wrestling friend", that's when he (Steve) knew that The Rock was real genuine.

I don't know if this is even relevant to your quoted post lmao.

i have it downloaded haven't got around to watching it yet.

[Immaculate]

@He whose name shall not be spoken, you just might change your mind of how you see McMahon when you watch that doco.

[Anonymous]

Y'all are acting like this is boxing or some real sport.
It's an entertainment show, not a competitive sport.

That said
Jeff Hardy > everyone

[Zen]

Honestly haven't watched wrestling in a very long time. Just doesn't feel the same to me anymore. But I do remember waiting all week when I was in school for Raw and Smackdown and even the shitty Heat show that came on Sunday. Ah...I just got nostalgic for a second.

[bleak]

Originally Posted by Anonymous

That said
Jeff Hardy > everyone

fuckin cosign

Who was that guy he used to be tag team partners wit? Dude's irrelevant.

[Scott Akers]

Originally Posted by Anonymous

Y'all are acting like this is boxing or some real sport.
It's an entertainment show, not a competitive sport.

That said
Jeff Hardy > everyone

who said it was a real sport? that's not the reason I watch.

meth hardy is a faggot.

[Immaculate]

Originally Posted by Anonymous

Y'all are acting like this is boxing or some real sport.
It's an entertainment show, not a competitive sport.

That said
Jeff Hardy > everyone

This is a competitive sport to them dude, its their profession, that being said, you should try watching their personal doco's just to get a little jist of what wrestling means to them. At first I was small minded and thought, "oh yeah a bunch of guys just jumping into a ring pounding the fuck outta eachother for entertainment", but as soon as I got hooked, I learned that its waaay much more to them, alot of time, commitment and passion goes into this, alot of training & pereseverance goes in too, so in saying that this isn't a competitive sport? It really is. They are pretty much fighting for their careers aswell as their lives.

[Immaculate]

Originally Posted by bleak

fuckin cosign

Who was that guy he used to be tag team partners wit? Dude's irrelevant.

Matt Hardy.

When The Hardy Boys were happening, it was FTW.

[Split]

Originally Posted by Immaculate

Have you watched Brett Hart's documentary?

And speaking of The Rock and Stone Cold, I remember the match that they had, and The Rock won, and I remember this interview they had with Stone Cold Steve Austin, he said that right after The Rock had pinned him down, The Rock whispered in his ear "it was a honour fighting you man, I love you" (they even showed that part where he said it).......and that's when Stone Cold's respect for The Rock grew much more then just a "wrestling friend", that's when he (Steve) knew that The Rock was real genuine.

I don't know if this is even relevant to your quoted post lmao.