[Wrestling] Discussão Geral

[Phil]

Essa não sabia. Mas dizer tambem que o Y2J como heel é top. Além de que para mim, ele é talvez o wrestler mais completo que passou pela WWE pelos menos nestes últimos anos.

 

o primeiro foi a meio dum heel turn :mrgreen: mas de resto todos foram.

 

Sim sem duvida, dos melhores de sempre, tou a acabar de ler o primeiro livro dele e apenas :prayer:

Editado 1 Outubro 2014 por Phil Dunphy

[JC3]

 

o primeiro foi a meio dum heel turn :mrgreen: mas de resto todos foram.

 

Sim sem duvido, dos melhores de sempre, tou a acabar de ler o primeiro livro dele e apenas :prayer:

 

Eu já vi o DVD dele do "Behind the walls of Jericho" e gostei muito. O gajo antes de ir parar á WWE percorreu meio mundo.

Qual é/como se chama o livro dele que estás a ler? :compinchas:

[Mister Master]

Estavam ai a perguntar por combates bons do Orton recentes? Orton Vs. Christian.

 

Eww meteram-me a atuar a favor do Orton...

[Phil]

Eu já vi o DVD dele do "Behind the walls of Jericho" e gostei muito. O gajo antes de ir parar á WWE percorreu meio mundo.Qual é/como se chama o livro dele que estás a ler? :compinchas:

A Lion's Tale: Around the World in Spandex :biggrin:

 

Estavam ai a perguntar por combates bons do Orton recentes? Orton Vs. Christian.Eww meteram-me a atuar a favor do Orton...

 

Quem é que consegue ter maus combates com o Capitão Carisma? :heart:

[Mister Master]

A Lion's Tale: Around the World in Spandex

 

 

 

Quem é que consegue ter maus combates com o Capitão Carisma?

Ezekiel Jackson.

[Phil]

Ezekiel Jackson.

 

Quem é que consegue ter bons combates com o Big Zeke?

[El Colosso]

Captain Charisma

 

Estavam ai a perguntar por combates bons do Orton recentes? Orton Vs. Christian.

 

Eww meteram-me a atuar a favor do Orton...

E esses são uma m*rda à beira de certos combates do Cena desde essa altura :lol:

[Pistolas]

Agora apeteceu-me ir ver um Malenko vs Eddie.

[Maffu]

O Orton é mau, mas não fosse ele, e o Reigns vs. Orton no SS tinha sido horrível.

[Phil]

O Reigns é fraco no ringue. O Orton é bem melhor que ele.

[What]

Fiquei bué triste quando o Jericho perdeu com o Cena no Summerslam e depois foi despedido no RAW do dia seguinte. :(

Primeiro show que vi na Radical do inicio ao fim. :mrgreen:

[JC3]

Primeiro show que vi na Radical do inicio ao fim. :mrgreen:

 

WWE na Sic Radical :prayer: Que saudades. Pelos menos não ouvíamos estes comentadores :facepalm:

[Rōnin]

Velocity <3

[El Shafto]

WWE/NXT Win-Loss records for the month of September

-Win-Loss Records for September.

-This includes Raw, Main Event, NXT, Superstars, and Smackdown.

-For Superstars and Smackdown, I'm counting the dates for those as the day of the TAPINGS, not the AIRINGS, so in this case, the Superstars that aired tonight (10/2) technically counts as having taken place on Monday (9/29) and Smackdown airs on 10/3, but technically counts as having taken place on Tuesday, 9/30.

-Tag team matches count as a win/loss for everybody on the team.

-Multi-man matches count as a loss for everybody that didn't win.

-Battle royals don't count.

-Sorted by winning PCT first, then # of matches

 

WIN-LOSS RECORD

8-0 John Cena

4-0 Dean Ambrose

3-0 Charlotte

3-0 Kalisto

2-0 Baron Corbin

2-0 Enzo Amore

2-0 Bull Dempsey

1-0 Fandango

1-0 The Bunny

1-0 Hideo Itami

8-1 Paige

8-1 Roman Reigns

7-1 Adam Rose

7-1 Big Show

6-1 Rusev

7-2 Goldust

10-3 Dolph Ziggler

6-2 Sin Cara

6-2 Sheamus

6-2 Jey Uso

3-1 Alicia Fox

3-1 Adrian Neville

8-3 Jimmy Uso

5-2 Chris Jericho

6-3 Bo Dallas

7-4 Stardust

3-2 Kofi Kingston

3-2 Brie Bella

3-2 Layla El

3-2 Tyson Kidd

3-2 AJ Lee

5-4 Mark Henry

7-6 Cesaro

3-3 Naomi

2-2 Nikki Bella

2-2 Tyler Breeze

2-2 Sami Zayn

1-1 Eva Marie

1-1 Bayley

2-3 R-Truth

3-5 Jack Swagger

3-6 Diego

3-6 Fernando

2-4 Summer Rae

1-2 RVD

1-2 Konnor

1-2 Viktor

3-7 The Miz

2-5 Erick Rowan

2-5 Luke Harper

3-8 Seth Rollins

1-3 Cameron

2-7 Titus O'Neil

2-7 Bray Wyatt

1-4 Natalya

1-4 Rosa Mendes

1-5 Heath Slater

1-6 Randy Orton

1-6 Damien Mizdow

1-7 Justin Gabriel

0-1 Big E

0-1 Brock Lesnar

0-1 Tye Dillinger

0-1 Aiden English

0-1 Simon Gotch

0-1 Sylvester Lefort

0-2 Alexa Bliss

0-2 Marcus Louis

0-2 Mojo Rawley

0-3 Curtis Axel

0-3 CJ Parker

0-3 Zack Ryder

0-4 Emma

0-7 Kane

[Bumblefoot]

Isto merece ser recordado ... ou talvez não. :lol:

 

[Almeno]

:lol:

[Phil]

o boogeyman era importante qd comecei a ver wwe em meados de 2006 :lol: sdds

[Pablo Honey]

 

Borrei-me todo na altura :lol: :(

 

BTW, qual é a vossa opinião quanto à suposta separação da Wyatt Family?

[wrathchild]

O que eu adoro no Randy Orton (e aqui bate o Cena claramente) é aquela capacidade de fazer RKO's no ar vindo do nada. :prayer:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rw-JgJdH70

Muito bonito, mas em ataques vindos do nada este reina supremo:

 

HBK que saudades, ele sozinho aumentaria a qualidade do roster em metade.

Editado 4 Outubro 2014 por wrathchild

[Bumblefoot]

O roster tem qualidade.

[wrathchild]

O roster tem qualidade.

Isso só eleva o que disse sobre o Shawn.

Editado 4 Outubro 2014 por wrathchild

[Bumblefoot]

Isso só eleva o que disse sobre o Shawn.

hum....

[Reigns]

Muito bonito, mas em ataques vindos do nada este reina supremo:

HBK que saudades, ele sozinho aumentaria a qualidade do roster em metade.

:lol: mal mandou o Shelton para as cortas e se ajoelhou, era mais que previsivel que ele ia mandar SCM

[What]

TNA finalized the Bound for Glory card on 9/29 after several weeks of back-and-forth negotiations between TNA and Wrestle-1.

 

The card was a letdown, but it had to be, given the issues with the championships and the difference in philosophies. But even that wound up strange. Bobby Lashley and Bobby Roode couldn’t be booked because the show was airing in the U.S. before Roode’s winning of the title from Lashley airs. And in Japan, they can’t pretend the title hasn’t changed because the fans and media take wrestling more seriously there and presenting Lashley as world champion since it would be airing in the U.S. would be akin to false advertising, deception and fraud in Japan. That’s also why The Wolves were pulled from the show, although announcing it was due to Davey Richards’ leg injury (when Richards was already back working) sort of falls into those same parameters. While James Storm & Abyss are tag champions, they are not teaming with each other so they don’t have to bring the belts with them. Now that doesn’t explain why both Samoa Joe and Low Ki are on the show, although there is a way to make that work, and at the last minute, Havok, who wins the Knockouts title but lost it to Taryn Terrell, is on the show.

 

The Joe vs. Low Ki vs. Kaz Hayashi match is being billed in the U.S. on the TNA web site as a title match, but in Japan, it isn’t. The match was originally Joe vs. Low Ki, but the decision was made to add Hayashi at the suggestion of TNA because Joe has an injury and may not be 100%, so they have a great Japanese worker to pick up any slack if Joe is limited.

 

Joe’s last title defense airs on the 10/1 episode of Impact. So they could have neither guy come to the ring with the belt, simply announce that it’s a title match, have Mike Tenay & Taz say that Joe is defending and in Japan they can say Low Ki is defending. Low Ki can win the match and on Bound for Glory, it can be the title change, which is a lot better than how TNA did the title change. The TNA version, which has already been taped, is that on the show that airs on 11/12, Joe announces that due to injury, he’s vacating the title, and it is decided on the show that airs 11/19 in a multiple person match that Low Ki wins. With the some editing, removing the Joe promo, they can just announce the multiple person match is Low Ki defending instead of winning a vacant title since the voice overs for the show in question would likely not be done until around 11/10. Now while that all makes sense, and it is even possible it could happen, the reason it probably won’t is because, unfortunately, I explained it in detail on a radio show before anyone on either side had thought about it, so it’s going to be difficult politically to do it.

 

As noted here for months, the main event will be Great Muta & Tajiri vs. James Storm & Great Sanada, which will go on last. Joe vs. Low Ki vs. Hayashi will go on second to last. Third from the top will be Team 3-D vs. Tommy Dreamer & Abyss.

 

This was a tough deal. Team 3-D was booked for the show to do the Hall of Fame ceremony, so it made sense for them to wrestle on the show. There was talk at one point of them facing Nosawa & Mazada, but Wrestle-1, which is positioning the show with the idea TNA’s Bound for Glory is coming, felt there were already too many TNA vs. Zero-One matches and needed a pure TNA match for 3-D. The funny part is Team 3-D vs. The Wolves was originally scheduled, but with the tag title problems, that was taken off because TNA didn’t want the Wolves without the belts on the show when they were pushing them as champions coming off the three-way Full Metal Mayhem match that airs on Impact on 10/8. Somehow, Dreamer & Abyss wound up being picked by TNA and approved by Zero-One. Abyss vs. Bram had previously been agreed to, but it was felt Team 3-D had to go, and Bram didn’t have to. Abyss and Bram were both booked but they couldn’t have Abyss & Bram team up, given they were feuding on TNA television. So Bram ended up pulled from the show.

 

The remainder of the card will be Ethan Carter III vs. Ryota Hama, a 5-foot-7, 450 pound former sumo; MVP vs. Sakamoto (who was Tensai’s second in WWE); Manik vs. Minoru Tanaka, Havok vs. Velvet Sky and Andy Woo & El Hijo del Pantera vs. Jiro Kuroshio & Yusuke Kodama.

 

MVP was originally to face Hama, and Carter III was going to face a different Japanese wrestler. Manik vs. Tanaka was the working idea. Havok vs. Sky was a late addition. Wrestle-1 had gotten feedback from its fans when no women were announced on the show, with the idea that the TNA package includes X Division, guys and Knockouts. Havok vs. Velvet Sky hardly seems like a good idea for a match.

 

Wrestle-1 opted not to have its top stars besides Muta, Tajiri and Sanada, all of which worked TNA television, on the show. Hayashi was a late add. The decision was made to not use Shuji Kondo, Kai, Manabu Soya, Masakatsu Funaki or Masayuki Kono because they didn’t want it to feel like a Wrestle-1 show.

 

We were told that based on the advance, the show will either sell out or come close to it.

[Mister Master]

mal mandou o Shelton para as cortas e se ajoelhou, era mais que previsivel que ele ia mandar SCM

Dizes isso agora porque estás acostumado a ver o Orton a mandar dessas, mas naquela altura quando wrestling estava há poucos meses em Portugal (não contando com os anos 90), era algo de fenomenal.