There's a rumour EC3 is going to work with ROH. Do you see a partnership between the two?
Also the rumours of a partnership with NJPW for Impact as well. Is Impact coming back to a major upswing?
There's a rumour EC3 is going to work with ROH. Do you see a partnership between the two?
Also the rumours of a partnership with NJPW for Impact as well. Is Impact coming back to a major upswing?
It wouldn't be terrible but I'd bet on it being a one off.Originally Posted by Alex
Nah. It didn't do anything good for ROH so it doesn't absolutely mean anything.
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I don?t like the idea of Big E. They?re doing a good job building him up so far and shouldn?t kill his momentum. And Reigns definitely shouldn?t be losing so soon. I don?t care if he beats up on Riddle though. I have a hard tome taking his Schlick seriously.Either Big E. or Matt Riddle. Reigns/Usos vs. a healthy New Day could do wonders.
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I can certainly get that too. He has the main event potential but the Bro stuff is a little hard to take seriously.
I posted it in the random thoughts thread but it's been ten years since TNA did 10/10/10 which I thought was a great heel turn for Jeff Hardy. If Victory Road hadn't happened/had Jeff stayed clean where do you think the storyline would have realistically gone/what would have wanted it to go?
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Eventually back around to a face turn, but unless that meant him facing Hogan, it didn't matter. Ultimately, the story was about Hogan and that's all that was going to get the focus. Hardy could have had some good matches, but I never quite bought him as a heel.
Why did it take until '87 for Tully and Arn to become an actual team?
Rhea, Bianca, Mandy, Tiffany, and Raquel featuring Scarlett
I've just watched all of WWF 01 and I realised that after Rock and Austin, the 2 most over wrestlers were Tajiri and Spike Dudley.
You have reviewed the shows KB, would you agree?
No real need to put them together as they were doing just fine on their own.
I wouldn't, because you're confusing the difference between over and popular (which is a very, very common mistake).
Popular is fleeting. Otis is popular. Orange Cassidy is popular. They do something that gets a reaction from the fans and it could work for weeks or even months. That's just popularity though.
Over is permanent (or close to it). The fans have accepted you no matter what you are doing. Chris Jericho is over. Fans aren't going to be tired or bored of him no matter what he does. Rey Mysterio is over. Yeah he's old and banged up and he's in a horrible story, but the fans know that he's great (note that you can absolutely be talented and popular without being over, which is where a lot of wrestlers are).
Think of it like this. Mysterio is in a horrible story that won't go away, but you don't hear people saying Mysterio is worthless. They understand that it's not Rey, but the material that he's doing. People are tired of what he's doing, but not him. You don't quite get that with Otis, who while very charismatic, has yet to show he's more than a one trick pony.
So no, Tajiri and Spike weren't over. They were popular and could have been on their way to being over, but they weren't there yet.
Does that make sense (which I say as non-condescendingly as possible even though it sounds like it is)?
How much of the overall success of this Reigns/Uso feud (possible feud of the year in my opinion) is attributed to each key player (Jey, Roman, Heyman)?
Also, could you see Jey doing more solo work after this feud?
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