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[Pasha K]

If batista lose this he can fight Bob Sapp, that is guaranteed win for anyone.

[Thamob]

I know this may sound stupid but man I can't stand when they say former WWE Champion. I'm sorry we all know it's fake. Why not leave it at former WWE actor, maybe athlete. I respect what they do but when their championship is predertemined by suits sitting at a desk and choreographed moves, I don't think it's a championship that you really earn.

[Pasha K]

Originally Posted by Thamob

I know this may sound stupid but man I can't stand when they say former WWE Champion. I'm sorry we all know it's fake. Why not leave it at former WWE actor, maybe athlete. I respect what they do but when their championship is predertemined by suits sitting at a desk and choreographed moves, I don't think it's a championship that you really earn.

It is a different thing.
Actually they "earn" their championships by doing the right things.
Obviously it is all fake and predetermined, but some of them do a very good job using the mic so they gain popularity and eventually people want to see them become champions and WWE give them that championship.

To have a WWE championship you do not need to be a good wrestler, and John Cena and Batista are extraordinary proofs of that. But you have to be a good actor, you have to make people be interested in your character. No matter if they cheer you or they boo you, if you make your character interesting for people, then eventually you will get a championship.

Or another way is to be a freak of nature or a mountain of roids so your simple aspect will make people interested.

[Sakara=Excitement]

Originally Posted by Pasha K

To have a WWE championship you do not need to be a good wrestler, and John Cena and Batista are extraordinary proofs of that.

[Thamob]

Originally Posted by Pasha K

It is a different thing.
Actually they "earn" their championships by doing the right things.
Obviously it is all fake and predetermined, but some of them do a very good job using the mic so they gain popularity and eventually people want to see them become champions and WWE give them that championship.

To have a WWE championship you do not need to be a good wrestler, and John Cena and Batista are extraordinary proofs of that. But you have to be a good actor, you have to make people be interested in your character. No matter if they cheer you or they boo you, if you make your character interesting for people, then eventually you will get a championship.

Or another way is to be a freak of nature or a mountain of roids so your simple aspect will make people interested.

I agree it takes something to be a "champ" (notice how I put it in quotes because I don't think it's real) but really I think I said this before but I'll say it again. They're decently paid stuntmen.

To me a champ is somebody who physically beat people to get to the top. Not be a good actor. So my thing is when it's mentioned in an article that he was a former champ it sounds like (IM0) that he's a former champ like Tyson, Ali, Hughes etc. As we all know that's not true.

I'm just griping today, I'm in old man mode

[MetalHead75]

Maybe he'll get a few fights under his belt and then eventually go back to the WWE and feud with Brock in some sort of MMA angle.

[Pasha K]

Originally Posted by Sakara=Excitement

Ok you really think that as wrestlers they are good?
John Cena with his 4 or 5 moves and Batista that only had a Batista bomb and a spear?

Some examples of good wrestlers in WWE/WWF:

Chris Benoit
Bret Hart
Y2J
Undertaker
CM Punk
Sin Cara
Daniel Bryan


Those are very few examples of good wrestlers of WWE.
But if you want to see a really high level of prowrestling (in terms of technique), watch Japanese wrestling.

[Sakara=Excitement]

Originally Posted by Pasha K

Ok you really think that as wrestlers they are good?
John Cena with his 4 or 5 moves and Batista that only had a Batista bomb and a spear?

Some examples of good wrestlers in WWE/WWF:

Chris Benoit
Bret Hart
Y2J
Undertaker
CM Punk
Sin Cara
Daniel Bryan


Those are very few examples of good wrestlers of WWE.
But if you want to see a really high level of prowrestling (in terms of technique), watch Japanese wrestling.

I've been a wrestling mark from long ago so I don't need any history lessons my friend.

[RonPaulForPeace]

Smash Evans is like 4-2 as a amateur, weird thing is i was suppose to fight him in April at a local event in vermont but he ran into some issues and couldnt make the fight, was offered the fight again for last month but had surgery done on my wrist so i couldnt, wish i would of been able to get in there with him and beat his ass just in case he beats Dave lol He might not have any mma fights but his Name value is huge. Could of been me fighting him, that sux

[Sniggles]

Originally Posted by RonPaulForPeace

Smash Evans is like 4-2 as a amateur, weird thing is i was suppose to fight him in April at a local event in vermont but he ran into some issues and couldnt make the fight, was offered the fight again for last month but had surgery done on my wrist so i couldnt, wish i would of been able to get in there with him and beat his ass just in case he beats Dave lol He might not have any mma fights but his Name value is huge. Could of been me fighting him, that sux

He's ducking you!

What's your record, breh?