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"More brilliant creative decisions"

I'm wondering exactly which retarded twit monkey came up with the idea for how Batista's push is going?

In 2 weeks he's made two wrestlers look pathetic by powering out of one finisher after it had been clamped in and making Benoit look like nothing (what's wrong with using the ropes to break the hold and then let him fight back and unleash his finisher?) and kicking straight out of Rhyno's gore.

The best type of push is to make the wrestler look strong while not making the guys he's going over look pathetic, which has happened in both instances. I've always thought it an unwritten rule in wrestling that if you get hit with the guy's finisher and he pins you straight away you don't get back up out of it because for every person that gets pinned by that finisher from there on it makes them also look pathetic to the other guy.


And another example of more great creative decisions when you have a Cruiserweight title match going on yet the camera is on some guy outside the ring for half of the match. It devalues the belt (although we all know what Vince thinks of anyone under 6 foot 3) and makes those 2 wrestlers seem like nothing even though both Funaki and Akio have more talent in their little finger then Carlito has in his whole body and afro.

God how has the WWE not gone out of business yet?

Kawada wrote:
> In 2 weeks he's made two wrestlers look pathetic

Speaking of making people look pathetic...The Return of the Big Show! If i remember...he went through 20 people...how weak did he make all those Lumberjacks look!

Cong Man wrote:
> Ahh, I see. I thought Kabuki was much older, but then got confused by
> him being in the WWE and thought that WWE may have 'borrowed' the
> character..

this was my bad, i got my "blokes with daft names" mixed up. the green mist spewer i was thinking of was Kwang. i seem to recall he looked like Reptile from Mortal Kombat :)

all we need now is an expert on mexican wrestling and we'll be set :-D

Kawada wrote:
> Either way Kabuki is older than Muta seeing as they once had an angle
> where Muta was his 'son'
>
> (adopts zoidberg voice) ah japanese wrestling history, now the ball's
> in kawada's court whop whop whop whop

Well, my brain is stuffed to brimming with American and British Wrestling history, I couldn't find room for another country...

Either way Kabuki is older than Muta seeing as they once had an angle where Muta was his 'son'

(adopts zoidberg voice) ah japanese wrestling history, now the ball's in kawada's court whop whop whop whop

Ahh, I see. I thought Kabuki was much older, but then got confused by him being in the WWE and thought that WWE may have 'borrowed' the character..

ermmm Kabuki was around in the 70's and that's being kind. I'm sure he made his debut in the 60's sometime. He showed up at the Royal Rumble in 94 but had been wrestling ages before then

Very_Metal wrote:
> Kabuki was an early-mid 90's WWF character that sprayed green mist
> everywhere.

He definetly wasn't the first to use the Green Mist then, as I remember Muta using it in WCW back in the mid 80's.

So, therefore JR should have said Muta as Kabuki obviously copied the legend...

Very_Metal wrote:
> Kabuki was an early-mid 90's WWF character that sprayed green mist
> everywhere. i don't think "the great" was part of the name
> though, JR may have been giving him slightly too much credit in
> stead.


JR was right VM, he was called 'Great' i remember when he and the Great Muta formed their tag team called the Rising Suns

(hmmm standing up for JR, i feel dirty)

I'm sure during that night Rocky had to face like 5 opponents in a row he rock bottomed someone as soon as they came in and got the 3