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I spoke about making this thread a while ago, so i thought i would give it a try. If it dies it dies!
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Who wouldn't enjoy violence courtesy of an Amish chicken plucker? :-D
Doring's looking in quite good shape and they put on a good showing
Doring's looking in quite good shape and they put on a good showing
hehe, thought you'd enjoy that :D
i wasn't paying a huge amount of attention on account of being knackered, but it looked like they did ok :)
i wasn't paying a huge amount of attention on account of being knackered, but it looked like they did ok :)
Danny Doring and Roadkill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*MARKS OUT*
*MARKS OUT*
Heh got to love the bWo and especially Nova. He's got Hogan's moveset down to a fine art even including the slowed down wrestling action and the holding of the hip after the leg drop :-D
Kawada wrote:
> I just think it'd have been better had the move actually been applied
> before tapping unless we're going with the idea that indeed after the
> shoulder breaker Regal knew the crossface was coming and so tapped
> before any more damage could be inflicted
i think they may have had to rush to the finish a little sooner than they'd planned (but hey, time gets away from you in the ring sometimes, that's what the timekeepers/refs are for), it felt like benoit was perhaps going to work the shoulder with a few more moves for a minute/minute-and-a-half before the crossface. the big shoulderbreaker worked as a set up, but a few more moves would've topped it nicely and explained the fast tap.
> I just think it'd have been better had the move actually been applied
> before tapping unless we're going with the idea that indeed after the
> shoulder breaker Regal knew the crossface was coming and so tapped
> before any more damage could be inflicted
i think they may have had to rush to the finish a little sooner than they'd planned (but hey, time gets away from you in the ring sometimes, that's what the timekeepers/refs are for), it felt like benoit was perhaps going to work the shoulder with a few more moves for a minute/minute-and-a-half before the crossface. the big shoulderbreaker worked as a set up, but a few more moves would've topped it nicely and explained the fast tap.
I'm there
Very much so
(are you on for a while? If so mind popping into that chat thingy to discuss our deal a bit more?)
(are you on for a while? If so mind popping into that chat thingy to discuss our deal a bit more?)
Whatever happened, it's still the best match I've seen from WWE since Eddie's match against Rey from a few weeks ago.
Proof that awesome wrestling can get over on its own, even with the usually blind WWE marks.
Proof that awesome wrestling can get over on its own, even with the usually blind WWE marks.
I didn't notice that Benoit had locked it in properly, from what i saw he was still trying to get his hands locked together before pulling back
Kawada wrote:
> I just think it'd have been better had the move actually been applied
> before tapping unless we're going with the idea that indeed after the
> shoulder breaker Regal knew the crossface was coming and so tapped
> before any more damage could be inflicted
Regal tapped at the point of Benoit pulling his head back, the point of most intense pain in the Crossface, so it makes sense that he tapped then considering the pain in both neck and shoulder.
> I just think it'd have been better had the move actually been applied
> before tapping unless we're going with the idea that indeed after the
> shoulder breaker Regal knew the crossface was coming and so tapped
> before any more damage could be inflicted
Regal tapped at the point of Benoit pulling his head back, the point of most intense pain in the Crossface, so it makes sense that he tapped then considering the pain in both neck and shoulder.
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