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They would seem to think so, anyway.
Hmm interesting.
They would seem to think so, anyway.
Hmm interesting.
Yea the Test reaction was hilarious, he bearly landed on his toe yet Test sold it like the Big Show had just splashed him from over the top rope
But if you want to see the single funniest (and painful) moment in wrestling, do a search for Justice Pain and see him completely miss the top rope when going for a springboard move and crash painfully to the floor. Thus living up to his name...
it was test at last years bad blood, one of the best things ive seen in a long time.
Very_Metal wrote:
> that was hilarious... not as hilarious as Test (was it Test or triple
> HHH?) selling it though *lol*
Has to be one or the other, as they seem to be the only two guys he went up against during his 'run'...
> that was hilarious... not as hilarious as Test (was it Test or triple
> HHH?) selling it though *lol*
Has to be one or the other, as they seem to be the only two guys he went up against during his 'run'...
that was hilarious... not as hilarious as Test (was it Test or triple HHH?) selling it though *lol*
and when he slipped off the apron didn't help either :-D
Grandprix wrote:
> When Steiner was injured, they were going to just let his contract run
> out, I think. I would have to say that they didn't really anything
> with Steiner and his run was pretty much determined by the boos he
> received when he was up against Triple H.
Yeah, what Grandprix said had been pretty much established anyway, so this doesn't come as a surprise. Why they tried to get Steiner over as a face when he weas one of WCW's best heels and had a physique/character/gimmick best suited to being a heel, only Vince would be able to tell us. His health pretty much determined that his run was always going to be a short one anyway.
> When Steiner was injured, they were going to just let his contract run
> out, I think. I would have to say that they didn't really anything
> with Steiner and his run was pretty much determined by the boos he
> received when he was up against Triple H.
Yeah, what Grandprix said had been pretty much established anyway, so this doesn't come as a surprise. Why they tried to get Steiner over as a face when he weas one of WCW's best heels and had a physique/character/gimmick best suited to being a heel, only Vince would be able to tell us. His health pretty much determined that his run was always going to be a short one anyway.
When Steiner was injured, they were going to just let his contract run out, I think. I would have to say that they didn't really anything with Steiner and his run was pretty much determined by the boos he received when he was up against Triple H.
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They would seem to think so, anyway.
Hmm interesting.
They would seem to think so, anyway.
Hmm interesting.