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I think I've already "kissed" you Jess, but what the hey!
*kiss*
*kiss*
*gets it on*
nah...
sorry Haystacks ha ha
sorry Haystacks ha ha
*gets it on with all the hot women*
ah yeah
You boys can watch, if you want.
ah yeah
You boys can watch, if you want.
HAH! BRET HART! EEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!
You should look up to a good wrestler like Kurt Angle, Ric Flair or Triple H.
Bretty is some Excellence of Execution! Watch almost any of his WWF matches. Heres how they end- Atomic Drop, Clothesline, Elbow Drop, Big Boot, Sharpshooter.
THATS REAL CREATIVE BRET! WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
You should look up to a good wrestler like Kurt Angle, Ric Flair or Triple H.
Bretty is some Excellence of Execution! Watch almost any of his WWF matches. Heres how they end- Atomic Drop, Clothesline, Elbow Drop, Big Boot, Sharpshooter.
THATS REAL CREATIVE BRET! WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Ummmmmmm Ric Flair?
Ric Flair is the biggest piece of garbage to step into the ring. He can't wrestle to save himself and loves to put others down. Triple H also has a set list that contains about 5 moves. And he's only at the top cause he refuses to put other wrestlers over.
Bret Hart is a highly skilled wrestler, he has an immense amatuer wrestling background and was doing some of the most amazing technical performances in the mid 80's, whilst other wrestlers at that time had the body slam as their special move. You hear sooooo many other wrestlers talk about how Bret was best to work with, he was safe and highly adaptable. I think he and Shawn Micheals are the two greatest to ever be in the WWE. Did you never see his matches with Shawn, Owen Hart, Curt Hennig etc. He even stated himself he did those chain of moves before the sharpshooter as it was a realistic way of wearing somebody down before putting on that hold, which is quite clever, so it was done on purpose and not because he couldn't think of anything else.
Sorry for this being off topic!
Ric Flair is the biggest piece of garbage to step into the ring. He can't wrestle to save himself and loves to put others down. Triple H also has a set list that contains about 5 moves. And he's only at the top cause he refuses to put other wrestlers over.
Bret Hart is a highly skilled wrestler, he has an immense amatuer wrestling background and was doing some of the most amazing technical performances in the mid 80's, whilst other wrestlers at that time had the body slam as their special move. You hear sooooo many other wrestlers talk about how Bret was best to work with, he was safe and highly adaptable. I think he and Shawn Micheals are the two greatest to ever be in the WWE. Did you never see his matches with Shawn, Owen Hart, Curt Hennig etc. He even stated himself he did those chain of moves before the sharpshooter as it was a realistic way of wearing somebody down before putting on that hold, which is quite clever, so it was done on purpose and not because he couldn't think of anything else.
Sorry for this being off topic!
Since I'm not really into wresteling, I just pretended to read what you wrote.
*kiss*
Muah!
*kiss*
Muah!
*Gives Yogi a long warm hug*
Kurt Angle, An Olympic medalist, Its True Its True.
Ric Flair is the Big Boss Man. Bret doesn't even compare.
Ric Flair is the Big Boss Man. Bret doesn't even compare.
Yeah Kurt Angle does rock!
But i seriously can't stand Flair, i did like him, but not anymore.
But enough wrestle talk.......*muah*
But i seriously can't stand Flair, i did like him, but not anymore.
But enough wrestle talk.......*muah*
But of course we all hate John Cena.
*meh*
*meh*
Here you are love
*long slow kiss*
*long slow kiss*
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=black>Andy<font color=red>38 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Ummmmmmm Ric Flair?
Ric Flair is the biggest piece of garbage to step into the ring. He can't wrestle to save himself and loves to put others down. Triple H also has a set list that contains about 5 moves. And he's only at the top cause he refuses to put other wrestlers over.
Bret Hart is a highly skilled wrestler, he has an immense amatuer wrestling background and was doing some of the most amazing technical performances in the mid 80's, whilst other wrestlers at that time had the body slam as their special move. You hear sooooo many other wrestlers talk about how Bret was best to work with, he was safe and highly adaptable. I think he and Shawn Micheals are the two greatest to ever be in the WWE. Did you never see his matches with Shawn, Owen Hart, Curt Hennig etc. He even stated himself he did those chain of moves before the sharpshooter as it was a realistic way of wearing somebody down before putting on that hold, which is quite clever, so it was done on purpose and not because he couldn't think of anything else.
Sorry for this being off topic![/QUOTE]
I agree with what Andy says about "The Hitman", but with regards to Ric Flair (yes, whooo...), at his peak he was one of the greatest. Unfortunately over the last few years he has become a bit of an embarrassment in terms of ring performances but no-one as a heel has or will be better at making face opponents look good in matches.
Going back to Bret, when he turned heel at WWF/E in early '97, it gave him a new lease of life and increased his repetoire. Ringpost figure-four, anyone?
Has it never occurred to anyone that wrestlers will only attempt moves/holds that they are permitted to do? For example, why does Flair STILL go to the top rope to attempt an attack? Because the opponent can then throw him off to the floor, he can "sell" the counter and thus make the guy like good.
I'll have a kiss btw (next girl here), keep on thread ha ha...
Ric Flair is the biggest piece of garbage to step into the ring. He can't wrestle to save himself and loves to put others down. Triple H also has a set list that contains about 5 moves. And he's only at the top cause he refuses to put other wrestlers over.
Bret Hart is a highly skilled wrestler, he has an immense amatuer wrestling background and was doing some of the most amazing technical performances in the mid 80's, whilst other wrestlers at that time had the body slam as their special move. You hear sooooo many other wrestlers talk about how Bret was best to work with, he was safe and highly adaptable. I think he and Shawn Micheals are the two greatest to ever be in the WWE. Did you never see his matches with Shawn, Owen Hart, Curt Hennig etc. He even stated himself he did those chain of moves before the sharpshooter as it was a realistic way of wearing somebody down before putting on that hold, which is quite clever, so it was done on purpose and not because he couldn't think of anything else.
Sorry for this being off topic![/QUOTE]
I agree with what Andy says about "The Hitman", but with regards to Ric Flair (yes, whooo...), at his peak he was one of the greatest. Unfortunately over the last few years he has become a bit of an embarrassment in terms of ring performances but no-one as a heel has or will be better at making face opponents look good in matches.
Going back to Bret, when he turned heel at WWF/E in early '97, it gave him a new lease of life and increased his repetoire. Ringpost figure-four, anyone?
Has it never occurred to anyone that wrestlers will only attempt moves/holds that they are permitted to do? For example, why does Flair STILL go to the top rope to attempt an attack? Because the opponent can then throw him off to the floor, he can "sell" the counter and thus make the guy like good.
I'll have a kiss btw (next girl here), keep on thread ha ha...
Yeah, I was never a Bret fan. Dont get me wrong, hes good but I dont like him.
But I activley hate John Cena.
And Triple H is still The Game
But I activley hate John Cena.
And Triple H is still The Game