notevenjail

Callis is good, I just wish he'd cut back at times with the smarky "insider" terms a bit

On 3/15/2018 at 8:10 PM, TildeGuy~! said:

I’m a huge Scurll fan, he’s got a good gimmick and he’s never disappointed me when he’s performed. 

In regards to good matches but others have far better, I’d like to know who you’re comparing him too. 

I like Scurll. Decent talker, good look, good matches. The only thing that puts me off is when he shouts out in matches what move he's going to do. I feel like he's worse for it in Japan than when I've seen him live. Some people must like it

Hate seeing them waste Ishii in tag matches with Yano. Dude deserves way better than that

26 minutes ago, BomberPat said:

It's developmental, but it's still television, and surely TV should be the upper limit of developmental, not entry level? There are plenty of people training at the Performance Center or on NXT house shows that haven't made it to TV - to have a bloke who doesn't know where the camera is get a lauded debut on TV is a bit of a kick of the teeth to them.

It's a bit different though. He comes in as a bit of a star already. There is demand to see him immediately from some people. A kick in the teeth it may be but I'd rather watch him looking at the wrong camera than Tino Sabbatelli or Angelo Dawkins.

7 minutes ago, Lion_of_the_Midlands said:

 

Damn right his inexperience shows. Just catching up with this week's show and as he gets in the ring you can see the ref shouting "HARD CAM" at him twice to remind him where he is supposed to be looking. Also you'd have to say he looks very indyriffic and is going to need some work to even make it on to 205 Live. 

that's the whole point of NXT. Don't forget it's developmental. He's there to learn and he's only just gone there