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Absent Friend · 12th June 2012, 20:27

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Originally Posted by MIB04

I doubt it. Remember Jerry Brisco and Pat Patterson during the Attitude Era? Their gimmicks were works, but Ace is the real deal. Ace is nothing but a stooge for Vince. The majority of his hires do not look like Ace hires, the majority of meatheads hired over the years looks like guys that fit Vince's box. When Ace took over the booking the gaijins in AJPW he wanted to bring in Richard Slinger/Jackie Fulton, 2 Cold Scorpio, The Patriot, Mike Barton/Bart Gunn, and Firebreaker Chip. None of those guys really resemble guys he hired in the WWE. He also pushed for Morishima (picture a Japanese Terry Gordy) to be hired. Most everyone in power shit on that idea. They mocked his appearance (Vince allegedly said he looked like a fat girl). Michael Hayes also allegedly had heat with Morishima due to people comparing Morishima to Terry Gordy. With Triple H, you're pretty going to get the same guys that Ace is getting. Seamus' huge push is due to his friendship with Triple H.

Sheamus' huge push in 2009 was due to his friendship with HHH. Sheamus' burial in late 2010 to mid 2011 was reportedly Kevin Dunn not liking Sheamus for some unknown reason. Sheamus' rebirth comes at a time where I think he earned the push he has right now, more naturally. I'm not denying his chillness with HHH is a factor today, but I think he's worked harder than before to get where is now.

I do know Takeshi Morishima, though I never knew Ace wanted to sign him. Damn, that would've been awesome, as I saw his ROH work, and thought he was one of the awesome super heavyweights of the time. About Johnny Ace, I think HHH could do a better job, because he's not really a stooge for Vince. Didn't Johnny snag divas from modeling magazines? Kelly Kelly and Alicia Fox anyone? Also, can't forget that under Hunter's watch, Sin Cara got signed (ignoring the results, just on paper), and he pushed for vignettes and angles to explain debuting characters, such as Kharma (again, on paper, just strange coincidences). I'd like to think that a wrestler with tremendous success and a lot of experience and knowledge of the business, in Hunter, would do a better job than John Laurinaitis. However, it's wait and see now.

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TNA Entertainment Releases Statement Regarding Current Litigation

NASHVILLE, Tenn — TNA Entertainment, LLC President Dixie Carter releases a statement in regard to the recent TRO (Temporary Restraining Order) the company filed against WWE in the Davidson County Circuit Court in Nashville, Tennessee.

TNA President Dixie Carter states, “We were not surprised that the Court originally granted a swift temporary restraining order against WWE to prohibit interference with TNA’s contracts and business relationships. I’m pleased that the Court has now replaced that temporary measure with the most recent judicial Order. The Judge’s current Order sends a strong message about the importance of TNA protecting its trade secrets. Obviously, the accuracy of what WWE has represented remains important, so I look forward to the discovery process and what is revealed during litigation. As always, we will vigorously protect TNA and its brand from damage at the hands of any and all sources, no matter who is involved.”

So Alex Shelley and Ric Flair (him in particular) have to wait until this restraining order is done. So, no Flair on RAW 1000. Shame.

12th June 2012, 20:34

I think Sheamus burial was due to him holding out on a new contract. I heard that on some wrestling radio show.

That is true about Ace looking through modelling magazines to get some divas, almost every Jim Cornette rant about WWE includes a dig at Johnny and his modeling magazines. Funny stuff.

Absent Friend · 12th June 2012, 21:59

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- As noted before, Alberto Del Rio suffered a serious concussion at last week’s SmackDown tapings when Sheamus slammed his head against the metal WWE logo on the stage.

In the storylines, WWE is blaming the concussion on one of the overhand chops from The Great Khali that was delivered in their singles match on Friday’s SmackDown.

Damn, if only it was true, more incentive to hate Khali.

As of now, Jericho has 11 days left on his suspension. With Del Rio gone, and some doubt in WWE actually making a Ziggler vs. Sheamus feud, and hope that they don't rush Barrett back, they should rope Jericho in a feud with Sheamus for the world title. Honestly, a heel generally needs to step up, and it does speak of depth issues, when Del Rio practically was the only heel fit to challenge Sheamus before getting concussed.

13th June 2012, 05:02

The only thing I ever liked from Khali was/is his funky entrance theme. Of course this is not enough.

After reading the Smackdown spoilers, my guarantee on Big Show is not so iron clad anymore. The stakes have been upped (or lowered depending on how you look at it). I'm not going to say anything else because we don't all read spoilers.

FREAKZILLA · 13th June 2012, 07:10

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Originally Posted by Alan Kellerman

The only thing I ever liked from Khali was/is his funky entrance theme. Of course this is not enough.

After reading the Smackdown spoilers, my guarantee on Big Show is not so iron clad anymore. The stakes have been upped (or lowered depending on how you look at it). I'm not going to say anything else because we don't all read spoilers.

I like the fact that Khali is bigger than life--I wish they made him into an unstopable monster

Karmafan · 13th June 2012, 15:22

If only Kahli had the mobility of Big Show or Kane he would be a true monster in wrestling. He is just too stiff and once he knocked down he struggles to get back up. I like him but no matter what big main event match he is in I know he will never be the winner.

Like say a triple threat championship match or 5x5 elimination match with all the top tier guys.

13th June 2012, 16:11

I was going to say the same thing.

Khali got his push when he was still mobile back in 2006 and 2007. He beat The Undertaker and won the world title as well. Dark times. Now though, it would be impossible to push him as a monster, not when my dear old grand mother could beat him in a 50 yard dash.

Speaking of pushes. I know some of you have already mentioned it. This Ryback thing is ridiculous, are they trying to get him to 100-0 over random jobbers. Then what ? he hasn't said anything, he gets no real pop from the crowd, you can hardly call Goldberg chants a standing ovation. Ugh

Absent Friend · 13th June 2012, 16:49

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Originally Posted by Alan Kellerman

I was going to say the same thing.

Khali got his push when he was still mobile back in 2006 and 2007. He beat The Undertaker and won the world title as well. Dark times. Now though, it would be impossible to push him as a monster, not when my dear old grand mother could beat him in a 50 yard dash.

Speaking of pushes. I know some of you have already mentioned it. This Ryback thing is ridiculous, are they trying to get him to 100-0 over random jobbers. Then what ? he hasn't said anything, he gets no real pop from the crowd, you can hardly call Goldberg chants a standing ovation. Ugh

Khali's best matches were with Undertaker, and surprisingly, John Cena. Actually his best match was with Undertaker in a last man standing match on SD. I tolerated him the most. His first match with 'Taker was fun to watch, because of how he won with the chop, and seeing the fan reactions. They were all "what the fuck?"

As far as Ryback, he needs a feud. Plain and simple. I don't know who, all the champions are faces, and he's a face himself practically. Maybe Cody Rhodes. Maybe Tensai. Hell, he could have a memorable performance in the Money in the Bank ladder match for SD. That sure would be something different. He hasn't even cut a promo yet. He keeps saying "feed me more." No, he needs a laxative or some diet.

Since Big Show knocked Brodus Clay a couple pegs, why not do the same to Ryback?

13th June 2012, 22:36

' Feed me more ' he is craving his next hit of steroid fuel.

That would be fine if Big Show knocked him out, I would certainly enjoy it, what they are doing now is a waste of time.

I saw this earlier.

WWE Money in The Bank - Sunday, July 15, 2012 8e/5p - Official Promo Live on Pay-Per-View (HD) - YouTube

Absent Friend · 13th June 2012, 23:12

Speaking on Del Rio and his character, it's unbelievable that his gimmick as a Mexican Aristocrat is highlighted more through that commercial than what's on TV. Other than the cars and a personal ring announcer, Del Rio really doesn't flaunt his money around, yet he talks about it. It's one thing to talk about it, it's another to actually do it. I remember when he just won the Royal Rumble, and he had some kind of Mexican fiesta. Another segment would have him make fun of Rey Mysterio, using a chihuahua with a Mysterio mask. He should do more of those kind of segments, and stuff that prove he's a rich guy with abusive power.

12th June 2012, 20:34	#4942
Alan Kellerman Guest Posts: n/a	I think Sheamus burial was due to him holding out on a new contract. I heard that on some wrestling radio show. That is true about Ace looking through modelling magazines to get some divas, almost every Jim Cornette rant about WWE includes a dig at Johnny and his modeling magazines. Funny stuff.

13th June 2012, 05:02	#4944
Alan Kellerman Guest Posts: n/a	The only thing I ever liked from Khali was/is his funky entrance theme. Of course this is not enough. After reading the Smackdown spoilers, my guarantee on Big Show is not so iron clad anymore. The stakes have been upped (or lowered depending on how you look at it). I'm not going to say anything else because we don't all read spoilers.

13th June 2012, 15:22	#4946
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	If only Kahli had the mobility of Big Show or Kane he would be a true monster in wrestling. He is just too stiff and once he knocked down he struggles to get back up. I like him but no matter what big main event match he is in I know he will never be the winner. Like say a triple threat championship match or 5x5 elimination match with all the top tier guys.

13th June 2012, 16:11	#4947
Alan Kellerman Guest Posts: n/a	I was going to say the same thing. Khali got his push when he was still mobile back in 2006 and 2007. He beat The Undertaker and won the world title as well. Dark times. Now though, it would be impossible to push him as a monster, not when my dear old grand mother could beat him in a 50 yard dash. Speaking of pushes. I know some of you have already mentioned it. This Ryback thing is ridiculous, are they trying to get him to 100-0 over random jobbers. Then what ? he hasn't said anything, he gets no real pop from the crowd, you can hardly call Goldberg chants a standing ovation. Ugh

13th June 2012, 23:12	#4950
Absent Friend Virgin Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 2 Thanks: 131,850 Thanked 100,143 Times in 13,522 Posts	Speaking on Del Rio and his character, it's unbelievable that his gimmick as a Mexican Aristocrat is highlighted more through that commercial than what's on TV. Other than the cars and a personal ring announcer, Del Rio really doesn't flaunt his money around, yet he talks about it. It's one thing to talk about it, it's another to actually do it. I remember when he just won the Royal Rumble, and he had some kind of Mexican fiesta. Another segment would have him make fun of Rey Mysterio, using a chihuahua with a Mysterio mask. He should do more of those kind of segments, and stuff that prove he's a rich guy with abusive power.