Does anyone remember what timeperiod AR Fox was in TNA?
Don West is the best TNA commentator in the company's history especially when he turned heel near the end of it's run. He was only getting better and then they cut it short to bring in Taz of all people and the commentary was never the same.
But the way Don West used to mark out and put over the action especially the X-division really helped put over the product. TNA has never had that energy on the announce booth ever since they removed Don West from his position.
I don't get why the ads on this site just cover a large portion of the article with no way to X it out. It's one of the reasons why I can't even come here anymore and I'm sure it's why others have stop coming here. Like please fix the stupid ads and their placement.
Once a guy that's involved in major storylines decided to go back to WWE as a novelty act to get like 5 minutes of screentime, it's time for TNA to part with them for good and not use them in any major way again. Goodbye to your TNA days. All this guy wants is spotlight. I think TNA should leave this guy alone and stop any negotiations with him if they are doing any negotiations.
WWE own his entire WCW legacy. At some point, he would have to be part of the actual company because WWE has wanted him forever. He had no choice
He is still the only wrestling superstar to never step foot in his prime in WWE. The only reason he's doing this is to have access to his video footage and because WWE has been begging Sting forever to sign with them. He really had no choice. He would have to give in somehow to be in WWE's HOF.
It's easy to say that New Japan is the best. It's because the majority of people you interact with on the IWC or wrestling fans in general can't watch or don't watch NJPW to judge for themselves. It's kind of like the same with ROH. Before ROH was on TV, everyone was saying it was the best and then when most people gave it a shot, they saw it sucked. I bet you if NJPW was to be shown on American television for wrestling fans to watch, it wouldn't be that impressive and would be criticized. NJPW is celebrated by the IWC because they know the majority isn't watching it and they want to be the cool ones or the standout ones to say that they watch something different.
Okay the Hogan disrespect is getting out of hand. Are you really going to take away from Hulk? Lucked out how? Hogan was a star before coming to WWF. If anything Vince McMahon lucked out for having Hogan there at the right place at the right time to carry on his new vision of wrestling. It was Hogan's character and charisma that captured the heart of the world and carried WWE to the mainstream.
WTF? Is Sharkboy mainstream or something? How in the blue hell did he get an interview from MTV?
Well he's the only one in the business doing the high risk power moves that he does so of course naturally, he's going to get heat from internet fans that no one else gets. Hernandez gets a bad rep. He's the only big man pulling off power moves and pulling off high risk moves. When you have a special as the border toss as your finisher, many things can go wrong. It's not only up to Hernandez. It's up to the person taking the move to know where they're landing and to make sure they're landing correctly. It's a shame that people most of their time on the negatives to bring another man down. You harp onto this thing that he almost ended careers, well he didn't. The point is that you have to get over it. You can't keep harping onto things as fans. And of course, you wouldn't want to wrestle him. That's why you're not in that line of business and are only a commentator. Accidents happen in the ring. Mistakes happen. People sign up to become a prowrestlers knowing that risk is involved.
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