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MIB04 · 8th April 2012, 06:35

Ryback reminds me of a less talented, solo version of the Shane Twins (Gymini). Knowing how Vince likes big, beefy guys I'm surprised Gymini were released years ago.

>ThreeG< · 8th April 2012, 13:57

Ryback reminds me of Ryder.. Zack Ryder, another no good talent less sob that needs to be fired asap. Woo woo woo... you know it xD

9th April 2012, 00:04

I guess it really is true about some of us having a crappy memory. I'm not even sure what day I stopped on. Pretty sure it was 16 or 17.

so I'll start again on 18.

Day 18 - Your favorite feud of all time

There have been some great feuds since 1996/7 (and before), but none have topped this in my opinion. Their double turn following their epic encounter at Wrestlemania 13 breathed life back in to the WWF . The rest as they say is history. I loved this feud.

Bret 'The Hitman' Hart vs 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin

WWE Wrestlemania 13 Bret Hart vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin Rivalry - YouTube

WWF Wrestlemania 13 - Bret Hart vs Stone Cold (I Quit Match) - YouTube

Absent Friend · 9th April 2012, 01:14

Ehhh. Being a fan for only 6 years, and not really knowing about feuds until 2008, I didn't get fed classic rivalries people talk about years after they happen. Edge/'Taker, HBK/Undertaker, Jericho/HBK, Punk/Jeff Hardy, Cena/Orton, Christian/Orton, Punk/Cena. From 2008 onwards, on my own time, I looked at old footage and feuds, and there were some awesome ones. Outside of WWE, very few classic feuds pop in head. Just for mention's sake for ROH: Bryan Danielson (Daniel Bryan) vs. Nigel McGuinness (2006, on and off from 2007-2009), and Kevin Steen vs. El Generico (2010).

Anyways, I'll go with Shawn Michaels and HHH. It wasn't a feud that went for a span of months and that's it. It was something that took WWE by storm in many periods between 2002-2004, but it had 7 years of a latent backstory. Their best match?

http://youtube.com/watch?v=qxVdZcXF8ek

Even though I didn't watch WWE in 2002, I could feel the emotion of that SummerSlam match. JR revealed that he cried after that match. Certainly makes sense. Best friends turned bitter enemies. Simple, but with two fantastic storytellers making it so much more. This is a feud I felt where the wrestlers planned it out. I think those tend to be some of the best. Shawn and Jericho had most of the input in their feud, Cena and Punk got their words in, obviously. Creative though can bolt at a classic feud, but it's best when wrestlers sit down and piece the story together. I got the feeling of that with Christian and Orton with wrestling alone, rather than promos. Punk/Cena was the opposite.

Anyways, Hornswoggle vs. Chavo Guerrero is a good second place

.

9th April 2012, 02:07

Amazing comeback

Absent Friend · 9th April 2012, 03:09

I had just watched an ROH iPPV from March 4. It took place in Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City. There were "Yes!" chants. It started after Nigel McGuinness talked about the matches he and Bryan had, but it was on commentary. Maybe a front row fan heard him and got the chant growing. It happened in many instances of the show. So Miami didn't start it. In fact, their two iPPVs during Wrestlemania weekend, before Wrestlemania, had many "Yes" chants. I thought that was worth showing. It wasn't the state of Florida loving Bryan. He's not loved by Florida. He's just loved by different groups of wrestling fans. Whereas in regular WWE TV, there are fewer groups.

I searched for Daniel Bryan and "yes" chants, and this is what I found.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=FjIdSkDX4wo

Not as big, but remembering the "Yes" phenomenon of last week, it's unbelievable that it continued after the show.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=vinR0n0xqsk

9th April 2012, 03:52

Daniel Bryan is not over in the slightest.

Colin_Work · 9th April 2012, 14:17

@SixG...Comparing Ryback and Ryder is unfair. It's like apples and oranges. Ryback is just another jacked up freak who does power move after power move. And while probably 75% of the fans here might like that, I know I don't. As far as Ryder goes, he was nothing but a curtain jerker who with the help of his youtube show and some influential friends has actuallt elevated himself to be one of the biggest fan favorites right now. And having seen him wrestle live, he's actually pretty good. He sells like a champ...maybe not Ziggler good, but good none the less.

Absent Friend · 9th April 2012, 16:04

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Originally Posted by Colin_Work

@SixG...Comparing Ryback and Ryder is unfair. It's like apples and oranges. Ryback is just another jacked up freak who does power move after power move. And while probably 75% of the fans here might like that, I know I don't. As far as Ryder goes, he was nothing but a curtain jerker who with the help of his youtube show and some influential friends has actuallt elevated himself to be one of the biggest fan favorites right now. And having seen him wrestle live, he's actually pretty good. He sells like a champ...maybe not Ziggler good, but good none the less.

Ziggler good? Ziggler sells like Mr. Perfect. Actually, he probably sells more than Curt Hennig. I think that's Ziggler's biggest strength. While he's an amazing wrestler, I think his selling is second to none. So much so, he makes it a requirement for every other wrestler, just to catch up with him. He makes every move that much more devastating. Further speaking of Ziggler, it seems Ryder is best with Ziggler. It doesn't need to be for a title, but since WMXXIX is coming to New Jersey (MetLife Stadium is in NJ, why mention NY? Is MetLife close to NY?), Ryder and Ziggler would be a great match to have in the card.

Nowadays, the most important part of Z True Long Island Story is who makes cameos. Since it's now hosted under the WWE Youtube channel, it's interesting how a few guys make it there and WWE keeps it up. Speculation comes. For one, John Morrison's presence was felt for a couple weeks, including a part where his ghost talks to Ryder (the show tends to get very animated). Then, just last week, there's a close up, rising shot of Colt Cabana aka Scotty Goldman. Plus the final image of a recent episode was Ryder and Cabana smiling for the camera.

If Cabana was ever signed, to distract Punk from the WWE title, as he's having the longest WWE title reign since HHH in 2008, pair those guys up in a tag team. That'd be fun, as both guys are real life best friends. If Jericho were to keep feuding with Punk, he should enlist the help of Christian (remember Punk beat on Christian mercilessly).

9th April 2012, 18:28

Sometimes I think Dolph should remember who he is getting compared to, and how it ended up for him. Curt was pretty much done as a top level performer in 1991 because he threw himself about like a pinball and his back was done in . I'm not saying Dolph should stop bumping, but maybe water it down a little. Some of the bumps he takes are unnecessary.

speaking of bumpers and sellers. Tensai should have been put in there with a Tyson Kidd (remember him? ) or a similar opponent on his Raw 'Debut'. With Tensai doing these big power moves, Alex Riley didn't make them look as good as they should have looked because his selling powers are shit.

I don't watch The Zack show,but I did see that episode that Morrison was in. It was pretty funny. I always liked Morrison, this time away could be good for him in the long run. He isn't going to show up on TNA, it looks like he does have a brain. I think he can be valuable to WWE again.

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>ThreeG< Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 1,246 Thanks: 2,978 Thanked 5,248 Times in 994 Posts	Ryback reminds me of Ryder.. Zack Ryder, another no good talent less sob that needs to be fired asap. Woo woo woo... you know it xD __________________ Whore: 1. To accept payment in exchange for sexual relations. By definition she most definitely is a whore.

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MIB04 Registered User Addicted Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 228 Thanks: 866 Thanked 603 Times in 196 Posts	Ryback reminds me of a less talented, solo version of the Shane Twins (Gymini). Knowing how Vince likes big, beefy guys I'm surprised Gymini were released years ago.

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Alan Kellerman Guest Posts: n/a	Amazing comeback

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Alan Kellerman Guest Posts: n/a	Daniel Bryan is not over in the slightest.

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Colin_Work Registered User Addicted Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 284 Thanks: 106 Thanked 563 Times in 261 Posts	@SixG...Comparing Ryback and Ryder is unfair. It's like apples and oranges. Ryback is just another jacked up freak who does power move after power move. And while probably 75% of the fans here might like that, I know I don't. As far as Ryder goes, he was nothing but a curtain jerker who with the help of his youtube show and some influential friends has actuallt elevated himself to be one of the biggest fan favorites right now. And having seen him wrestle live, he's actually pretty good. He sells like a champ...maybe not Ziggler good, but good none the less.

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Alan Kellerman Guest Posts: n/a	Sometimes I think Dolph should remember who he is getting compared to, and how it ended up for him. Curt was pretty much done as a top level performer in 1991 because he threw himself about like a pinball and his back was done in . I'm not saying Dolph should stop bumping, but maybe water it down a little. Some of the bumps he takes are unnecessary. speaking of bumpers and sellers. Tensai should have been put in there with a Tyson Kidd (remember him? ) or a similar opponent on his Raw 'Debut'. With Tensai doing these big power moves, Alex Riley didn't make them look as good as they should have looked because his selling powers are shit. I don't watch The Zack show,but I did see that episode that Morrison was in. It was pretty funny. I always liked Morrison, this time away could be good for him in the long run. He isn't going to show up on TNA, it looks like he does have a brain. I think he can be valuable to WWE again.