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Biggie Little Jr. wrote:
> Can we actually talk about wrestling?
>
> The main event for Smackdown! is a number one contendership for
> the World Heavyweight Championship at ONS fatal four way match
> between Kane, Batista, Mark Henry and Finlay. Unfortunately, I
> found out who won, but it was pretty obvious anyway.
>
> And who's betting on a Kennedy V Edge feud when Kennedy returns?
> That should be a gd'n!
Hahaha thats the main event for ONS? I predict low low buyrates.
> Can we actually talk about wrestling?
>
> The main event for Smackdown! is a number one contendership for
> the World Heavyweight Championship at ONS fatal four way match
> between Kane, Batista, Mark Henry and Finlay. Unfortunately, I
> found out who won, but it was pretty obvious anyway.
>
> And who's betting on a Kennedy V Edge feud when Kennedy returns?
> That should be a gd'n!
Hahaha thats the main event for ONS? I predict low low buyrates.
I'm a HBK mark :)
I'm a "mark" =)
Can we actually talk about wrestling?
The main event for Smackdown! is a number one contendership for the World Heavyweight Championship at ONS fatal four way match between Kane, Batista, Mark Henry and Finlay. Unfortunately, I found out who won, but it was pretty obvious anyway.
And who's betting on a Kennedy V Edge feud when Kennedy returns? That should be a gd'n!
The main event for Smackdown! is a number one contendership for the World Heavyweight Championship at ONS fatal four way match between Kane, Batista, Mark Henry and Finlay. Unfortunately, I found out who won, but it was pretty obvious anyway.
And who's betting on a Kennedy V Edge feud when Kennedy returns? That should be a gd'n!
To be honest, I prefer boxing. After a while, you just want the fights to get real.
I didn't mean to directly call him a retard I was just refering to the sort of things that can happen to boxers. I have the upmost respect for Muhammed Ali, and infact, he doesn't have Parkinsons Disease, he has something similar to it which isn't as harmful I think.
You called Muhammed Ali a retard because he has Parkinsons disease?
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Just leave it now please Biggie.
DoomBaboon1982 wrote:
> Biggie Little Jr. wrote:
> I don't dislike boxing, but if you really want to talk about
> retards, look at some of the famous boxers now;
>
> Frank Bruno - Mental
> Evander Holyfield - Lost His Ear
> Mike Tyson - Mental/Rapist/Psycho
> Muhammed Ali - Has some form of Parkinsons disease
> Chis Eubank - That Voice!
> George Foreman - Released his own range of lean mean grilling
> machines!
>
> And how is throwing a right hand more skillful than lets say, a
> moonsault, for example? Anyone can throw a punch (except maybe
> yourself) not everyone can perform a wrestling move though.
>
>
> A moonsault eh. Must be so hard to do a 270 degree summersault
> with springy ropes and a sprung floor. Its basic trampolining,
> which i did do as a child, and trust me even a full summersault
> is a piece of cake when you have springs doing half the work.
> Good point about the boxers though.... just proof there is alot
> at stake..... apart from Eubank who was a a**e before, during,
> and after his career.
Not all of us did do trampolining as a child. I used a moonsault as an example, not all of us can do a backwards somersault, but i'm sure most people have thrown a punch in their life.
And if you're talking about a lot at stake, you're opening point in the argument was about Gregory Helms, a guy who has just broken his neck.
> Biggie Little Jr. wrote:
> I don't dislike boxing, but if you really want to talk about
> retards, look at some of the famous boxers now;
>
> Frank Bruno - Mental
> Evander Holyfield - Lost His Ear
> Mike Tyson - Mental/Rapist/Psycho
> Muhammed Ali - Has some form of Parkinsons disease
> Chis Eubank - That Voice!
> George Foreman - Released his own range of lean mean grilling
> machines!
>
> And how is throwing a right hand more skillful than lets say, a
> moonsault, for example? Anyone can throw a punch (except maybe
> yourself) not everyone can perform a wrestling move though.
>
>
> A moonsault eh. Must be so hard to do a 270 degree summersault
> with springy ropes and a sprung floor. Its basic trampolining,
> which i did do as a child, and trust me even a full summersault
> is a piece of cake when you have springs doing half the work.
> Good point about the boxers though.... just proof there is alot
> at stake..... apart from Eubank who was a a**e before, during,
> and after his career.
Not all of us did do trampolining as a child. I used a moonsault as an example, not all of us can do a backwards somersault, but i'm sure most people have thrown a punch in their life.
And if you're talking about a lot at stake, you're opening point in the argument was about Gregory Helms, a guy who has just broken his neck.
DoomBaboon1982 wrote:
> hahahaha you should all just get jobs, move your 30 year old pale
> asses out of your mums house and maybe even find a girl!!!!!.
Nice assumption there young man. I'm married and my wife enjoys wrestling too.
> Then maybe the big men rolling around wont be such an attractive
> option. And to answer an earlier point "two people randomly
> smacking each other" or boxing as us non retards call it is
> far more skillful. You dont know whats coming next and each punch
> hurts rather than the odd "mistake".
An interesting point there. To summarise, you're suggesting that getting hurt takes more skill than not getting hurt?
Finally, any more 'anti-wrestling' comments and you will be the first user to ever be barred from this forum, as you've been warned but contiue to bore me. If you can't find anything nice to say, don't say anything at all.
> hahahaha you should all just get jobs, move your 30 year old pale
> asses out of your mums house and maybe even find a girl!!!!!.
Nice assumption there young man. I'm married and my wife enjoys wrestling too.
> Then maybe the big men rolling around wont be such an attractive
> option. And to answer an earlier point "two people randomly
> smacking each other" or boxing as us non retards call it is
> far more skillful. You dont know whats coming next and each punch
> hurts rather than the odd "mistake".
An interesting point there. To summarise, you're suggesting that getting hurt takes more skill than not getting hurt?
Finally, any more 'anti-wrestling' comments and you will be the first user to ever be barred from this forum, as you've been warned but contiue to bore me. If you can't find anything nice to say, don't say anything at all.
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