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[Booster Gold]

Happy Birthday from Sir Nic!

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[Mordecay]

Originally Posted by rippitydoo

2] Ever since I started hearing about "Sister Abigail", I have wished they would finally introduce one into the already-unrelated-family. That said, it needs to be a brand-new introduction to the majority of the WWE audience, not someone we've all seen for weeks-or-more.

I know that won't happen, it is my inner fan getting the best of me. I just find that fact curious, and Paige looks different that any diva on the roster, but she'll never be Sister Abigail. Only I hope that if they introduce a Sister Abigail she will be a hot girl, not like the rest of the "family", btw what happen with that girl in CM Punk Straight Edge Society?

She has been floating about all over the place by the looks of it.

Serena Deeb vs Mia Yim - PWS Bombshells pro wrestling syndicate 2014 - YouTube

Serena Deeb vs Mia Yim - PWS Bombshells pro wrestling syndicate 2014 - YouTube

[Vile]

Happy birthday Alan! Here's a special video for you, just pretend like he is singing to you.

Oz Kenny Adebisi Happy Birthday! - YouTube

Oz Kenny Adebisi Happy Birthday! - YouTube

Originally Posted by Alan Kellerman

Wow, Randy Orton win loss record sucks. He would be classed as a journeyman in boxing.

Yeah, really. I'm glad I'm keeping these records, because some of them are funny when you look at them closely. For example, the intimidating monster, "THE DEMON" Kane, is one match result away from having the exact same record as perpetual jobber Xavier Woods.

Originally Posted by Mordecay

In some sort of way I compare this with the Miz case. I know he have been wrestling for years, but he never really convince me as a wrestler, I still look at him like a reality Tv "star" who found gold in the WWE and never went away. Now he return after making a movie (never knew there was a Marine 2 and 3) and gets a title over other full time wrestlers, that sucks. I think that is the only way to secure a title in WWE these days (somebody have to tell Dolph to do a crappy movie to get back to glory).

I think it's a little different with the Miz. He's a full time wrestler. Although he used to be a reality star long ago, he put in the work and training and has developed into an actual wrestler who knows what he's doing in the ring. I think he's good on the mic and actually does have some charisma, so although he's not my favorite I give credit where it's due. Flo Rida will never be a full time competitor, or probably even be athletic enough to wrestle one match. So no matter the level of wrestler, whether it's Roman Reigns, Kane, Heath Slater or Colin Delaney, should be able to dispatch him with ease.

Originally Posted by Ptenisnet

Not at all. I like Heath Slater. Just like Sandow, I think he is too good to be in meaningless backstage segments with Floridah is it? What the hell is that name supposed to mean anyway? I don't get it.

Anyway, make sure you watch Main Event...
Don't miss Slater Gator, the greatest tag team since Sonny King and Chief Jay Strongbow!

I agree, and they really took away the momentum from Heath after throwing Cesaro out of the Battle Royal. It didn't lead to anything between them. They could have at least had Heath interrupt that terrible Flo Rida concert and bash the guy in the head with a guitar, Jeff Jarrett style. Then Sandow could have interpretive danced all over his prone body.

I saw a clip from that episode of Main Event. Why do I get the feeling that this new incarnation of Nation of Domination is going to recruit Titus, and he's going to turn on Slater to do it?

Thanks for the Birthday wishes guys.

I loved Oz.

I listened to the post show later on with Lance Storm and Alvarez and they said Heath eliminating Cesaro was their way of getting to fans because Cesaro is an internet darling, or whatever. Slater eliminates Cesaro and is immediately thrown out himself. It doesn't exactly help anybody. So, it was only really fake momentum Slater had. I can see it like that. I'm not knocking Slater by the way. Just baffled by the booking, but then I shouldn't be . I'll continue to rant though.

I thought Titus was going to turn last night. I was thinking in the storyline, I bet Heath wishes he was Black.

Vile, what did you think about Floyd Mayweather beating Big Show at Wrestlemania 24? That was probably the only time I've really been into a celebrity match. I don't really enjoy his fights, now, but I was a big fan of Mayweather back then. I thought it was fine, even better than I was expecting.

[Vile]

Originally Posted by Alan Kellerman

Thanks for the Birthday wishes guys.

I loved Oz.

I listened to the post show later on with Lance Storm and Alvarez and they said Heath eliminating Cesaro was their way of getting to fans because Cesaro is an internet darling, or whatever. Slater eliminates Cesaro and is immediately thrown out himself. It doesn't exactly help anybody. So, it was only really fake momentum Slater had. I can see it like that. I'm not knocking Slater by the way. Just baffled by the booking, but then I shouldn't be . I'll continue to rant though.

I thought Titus was going to turn last night. I was thinking in the storyline, I bet Heath wishes he was Black.

Vile, what did you think about Floyd Mayweather beating Big Show at Wrestlemania 24? That was probably the only time I've really been into a celebrity match. I don't really enjoy his fights, now, but I was a big fan of Mayweather back then. I thought it was fine, even better than I was expecting.

I thought I was the only Oz fan here, but yeah, very underrated show and one of my favorites.

I wouldn't consider it fake momentum, because you listen to the crowd reaction and they loved it. So maybe it got to the internet fans, but the fans in the arena were into it bigtime. And it's not like Heath immediately got booted out by Sheamus afterwards. He hung on the apron and did a stunner on him, and it almost seemed like he was going to get back in and last even longer in the match. Either way, final 5 is pretty impressive, and they should have done something more with it.

Maybe Heath can play the Owen Hart role in this version of the Nation of Domination!

I agree Alan, I didn't think the Floyd/Big Show match was that bad. As far as celebrity encounters go, it was certainly one of the better ones. I was more upset at Floyd for actually punching the Big Show in the face and breaking his nose. He probably shouldn't have been in the ring if he was that unsafe. But from what I remember, the match wasn't bad, and Floyd sold Show's offense. I guess you can say it's kind of believable, too. For while Show would almost definitely win a real life encounter, Floyd is one of the best boxers in the world (especially back then) and as little as he is, he could probably at least do some good damage to the big guy if it was a real fight. And I think he needed brass knuckles to win, so that protected Big Show's image a bit as well.

I heard about it over the years, but only got round to watch it at the end of last year. It was very good. Schillinger ftw

Another way to look at the battle royal elimination, the less cynical way that I've come up with. WWE are not concerned about Cesaro right now anyway, he has been losing left and right. Lets give somebody at random a big moment in the ppv, or a bigger moment than they usually get with this big elimination. It might just be one big pop, but still better than nothing.

Heath needs to dress up as a road sign I'm thinking more about that guy that impersonated Owen ( Jason Sensation or something) That was great stuff.

''I look like a damn road sign''!

Yes, Money Mayweather used dirty tactics.

Happy Birthday, Alan! Here's a classic CM Punk moment:

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[Love Buzz]

Happy birthday my man.



I thought it was funny... now meh... but I did it anyway.

[Mordecay]

Originally Posted by Vile

Yeah, really. I'm glad I'm keeping these records, because some of them are funny when you look at them closely. For example, the intimidating monster, "THE DEMON" Kane, is one match result away from having the exact same record as perpetual jobber Xavier Woods.

Poor Kane, he had always been one of, if not, my favorite wrestler since the attitude era and now he has almost the same record that a Woods. At least it's use as a filler in the main events and not to get squash for any random guy.

Originally Posted by Vile

I think it's a little different with the Miz. He's a full time wrestler. Although he used to be a reality star long ago, he put in the work and training and has developed into an actual wrestler who knows what he's doing in the ring. I think he's good on the mic and actually does have some charisma, so although he's not my favorite I give credit where it's due.

Maybe I'm too hard with the guy, just that in that time there were more guys that deserve the push he had (him winning the main event of WM 27 was one of the worst moments of WWE history, at least for me. And I hate Cena a lot). I think he retains the title until The Marine 4 comes out and then I wanna see Sheamus brogue kick his "moneymaker" and unify the championships.


Allan, happy birthday man. I know I'm new, but you're one of the guys that keep this part of the forum going, so best wishes.