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SavageWolf · 18th April 2012, 19:30

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Originally Posted by FREAKZILLA

I know most of you dont like Khali but I have always sais it would b cool to see him and Show team up. It would be cool if the wwe just made them into wrecking machines

Didn't the WWE do this with Show and Kane, UT and Kane, and a few other big-men teams? If they make this a team, then I hope this team will not fight each other.

18th April 2012, 20:15

Day 21 - Your favorite promo?

WWE King of the Ring 1996 \| "Stone Cold" Steve Austin 3:16 Quote Debut - YouTube

16 years later and it is still the best. I think it is safe to say that this will never be beat.

The only downside is that he was still rockin that crappy Ringmaster music.

Absent Friend · 18th April 2012, 20:45

The first promo that got me into promos. Jeff Hardy had just won the WWE Championship in a triple threat match with HHH and Edge. After Jeff was celebrating, Edge interrupted, all pissed and upset. The words he spoke, how he spoke them, was very gripping. One thing I always liked hearing was "One good day out of 365, does not make a champion. It takes a LIFETIME of dedication." Just how he said it made me think his frustrations were so real. The power he delivered on the mic would ultimately make me change my whole tune on Jeff Hardy. How hot Edge was, and how lackluster a reaction Jeff was, it became apparent that Edge was the Man.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=inYxouujH7Y

To think that was it, Edge would then finish his feud with John Cena in the spring. It was probably the first time someone said they "hated" John Cena in a promo. That's a really good second, he was having the Cutting Edge, after losing the world title at Wrestlemania. So calm and very distraught, but then he laid down what sounded like truth, towards Cena. Cena at least had a great comeback, and it would lead to a classic Last Man Standing match at Backlash.

Then I got to loving Chris Jericho's promos, and then CM Punk during his Straight Edge Messiah days. God, I miss that CM Punk, even though the current one is doing fine.

18th April 2012, 21:21

I agree

Edge > Jeff Hardy in every way you can imagine.

I miss that CM Punk as well, once you become a babyface you lose part of what made you so good. Ask Randy Orton. I'm not saying Punk is bad, I like him, I just liked him better when he was owning Jeff Hardy. Serena was a bonus too.

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Originally Posted by OutOfMind

Didn't the WWE do this with Show and Kane, UT and Kane, and a few other big-men teams? If they make this a team, then I hope this team will not fight each other.

They just do it at random times. Put the two big men together.

I'm more scared of Cody losing to Big Show again at Extreme Rules. please prove me wrong WWE.

Absent Friend · 18th April 2012, 21:43

Serena is the first lady that went bald and still looked hot. It just showed how dedicated she was. Apparently, they were looking for a woman in FCW that was willing to shave their head. Serena was the only one willing to do that. She didn't wrestle much, which was a shame, because she's actually a great wrestler. I think she got fired for her alcoholic behavior, maybe breaking kayfabe, but her alcoholicism was pretty bad. She admit so herself, and she's been sober for over a year. I'm sure Punk was disappointed.

I agree about the heel to face transition. It just goes to show that smarter fans love heels more. Always cheering the bad guy. It's hard to be a face in WWE, especially today in the small box of PG. Heels are just more free. Everyone who's a bad guy now will say they prefer being a heel. Some guys are better as faces, like Sheamus, but how many of them? Not a lot. Austin's another guy better as a face.

Orton's character doesn't bother me, because he's too good of a wrestler to think less of him. However, when he was a heel in 2009, dominating Cena, that was awesome. His promos there were with the same tone as now, but something about the content, was better. One promo, Orton said he was going to "bludgeon" John Cena. That didn't sound like PG. He turned face because he was cheered too much, Cena being the polarizing guy he is. CM Punk got the same treatment.

Is there a worst promo question? Either way, this is pretty bad.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=iGhYg0lpyGg

>ThreeG< · 19th April 2012, 00:23

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Originally Posted by Seven Churches

Serena is the first lady that went bald and still looked hot. It just showed how dedicated she was. Apparently, they were looking for a woman in FCW that was willing to shave their head. Serena was the only one willing to do that. She didn't wrestle much, which was a shame, because she's actually a great wrestler. I think she got fired for her alcoholic behavior, maybe breaking kayfabe, but her alcoholicism was pretty bad. She admit so herself, and she's been sober for over a year. I'm sure Punk was disappointed.

I agree about the heel to face transition. It just goes to show that smarter fans love heels more. Always cheering the bad guy. It's hard to be a face in WWE, especially today in the small box of PG. Heels are just more free. Everyone who's a bad guy now will say they prefer being a heel. Some guys are better as faces, like Sheamus, but how many of them? Not a lot. Austin's another guy better as a face.

Orton's character doesn't bother me, because he's too good of a wrestler to think less of him. However, when he was a heel in 2009, dominating Cena, that was awesome. His promos there were with the same tone as now, but something about the content, was better. One promo, Orton said he was going to "bludgeon" John Cena. That didn't sound like PG. He turned face because he was cheered too much, Cena being the polarizing guy he is. CM Punk got the same treatment.

Is there a worst promo question? Either way, this is pretty bad.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=iGhYg0lpyGg

Nash is so boring.

FREAKZILLA · 19th April 2012, 00:35

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Originally Posted by OutOfMind

Didn't the WWE do this with Show and Kane, UT and Kane, and a few other big-men teams? If they make this a team, then I hope this team will not fight each other.

yes they did do that

in Japan they put Khali and Giant Silva as a Tag team. They were monsters
with both being well over 7 feet and 3oo pounds. It would be cool for them to do this in the wwe by putting their 2 biggest guys as a Tag and just destroying everyone only later to tun on eachother.

Giant Silva vs Giant Singh (The Great Khali) - YouTube

FREAKZILLA · 19th April 2012, 00:41

I thought Bob Sapp was thinking about going into the wwe

Bob Sapp vs Hong-Man Choi - K-1 (9-23-2005) - YouTube

SavageWolf · 19th April 2012, 01:17

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Originally Posted by FREAKZILLA

yes they did do that

in Japan they put Khali and Giant Silva as a Tag team. They were monsters
with both being well over 7 feet and 3oo pounds. It would be cool for them to do this in the wwe by putting their 2 biggest guys as a Tag and just destroying everyone only later to tun on eachother.

Giant Silva vs Giant Singh (The Great Khali) - YouTube

I would like to see this tag team continue, but instead of having show and Khali "turn on each other," bring in a new big team to demolish Show & Khali. I just could not see a "mini-team" like The Motor City Machine Guns doing much damage to these 2 giants.

Karmafan · 19th April 2012, 01:44

It was ridiculous that Cody beat Show to begin with. I would hate like hell for him to beat Show and get back the belt.

Its just not a believable situation like Sheamus being fined $500k. Of course thats all a work and he never paid a penny.

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Karmafan Who Cut The Cheese? Beyond Redemption Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 11,387 Thanks: 39,606 Thanked 38,110 Times in 9,853 Posts	It was ridiculous that Cody beat Show to begin with. I would hate like hell for him to beat Show and get back the belt. Its just not a believable situation like Sheamus being fined $500k. Of course thats all a work and he never paid a penny.