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> Erm, well, he was billed as 'The Giant' in WCW and was a lot slimmer
> back then. His in-ring work benefited from he being more agile, even
> for a big man. His current weight problem has already affected him in
> the amount of injuries he's had to his lower extremities and needless
> to say his matches are somewhat plodding due to his reduced mobility.
I will just lower the tone.. He has very BIG hands and very big feet ;) *Giggles* Then realises shes surrounded by boys..
How can you get injured in your lower extremities for being too fat? Are your legs so wide that you smack your balls together or something?
> I thought it was part of his character as the Big Show that he
> was BIG
>
> Thats his image
Erm, well, he was billed as 'The Giant' in WCW and was a lot slimmer back then. His in-ring work benefited from he being more agile, even for a big man. His current weight problem has already affected him in the amount of injuries he's had to his lower extremities and needless to say his matches are somewhat plodding due to his reduced mobility.
Thats his image
> Wardy_MoD wrote:
> How else can you explain Big Show going there to lose weight and
> coming back fatter?
>
> HAHA That made me laugh lol
>
> Well myself i think he has lost weight. But you BOYS dont notice
> these kinda things.
He may have lost a little bit now, but I'm talking about when he was sent to OVW abbout 2 and a half years ago specifically to lose weight and did the opposite.
> How else can you explain Big Show going there to lose weight and
> coming back fatter?
>
> HAHA That made me laugh lol
Well myself i think he has lost weight. But you BOYS dont notice these kinda things.
coming back fatter?
HAHA That made me laugh lol
> for a guy who know how fixed pro wrestling is, that was a remarkably
> naieve post mate. i know most of the boards here are full of idiots
> but there's no need to bring this one down as well :P
>
> champions and talent don't have as much bearing on each other as they
> should, Big Show was already under a fat WWE contract so didn't
> really bother trying to lose weight as he was making money either
> way.
Ok, I think I didn't make my point clear enough there. Surely a large part of OVW's job is to prepare wrestlers for wrestling on the biggest stage? So therefore, it would be worthwhile if they used it to groom future world champions in the art of holding a belt. Therefore, it makes no sense to have a guy who is the lesser part of a nothing Tag Team as an OVW champion over guys who it was inevitable would be pushed to the moon. If they can't get a simple thing like synergies between the booking teams right, how can we expect the wrestlers there to learn anything.
Along the same lines, three of the guys mentioned there and almost every other talent recently promoted from OVW have spent years there perfecting their gimmick only to have a new gimmick enforced upon them when they are promoted to the full roster...
OVW is rubbish, but WWE really don't help by not using it in the right way.
champions and talent don't have as much bearing on each other as they should, Big Show was already under a fat WWE contract so didn't really bother trying to lose weight as he was making money either way.
i'd like to see all the people who moan about OVW go and get a job there, apparantly they'll take anyone....