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6 minutes ago, air_raid said:

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On a serious level its quite a commonly held belief that Alexander Spilling has always caused more damage to the wrestling industry than any long term gain in ANY aspect of his involvements

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The man they call Sid Vicious/Sid Justice/Psycho Sid/Sycho Sid has been one of the greatest workers in the business over the last 30 years whose main event career was cruelly cut short.

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3 hours ago, PJ Power said:

The man they call Sid Vicious/Sid Justice/Psycho Sid/Sycho Sid has been one of the greatest workers in the business over the last 30 years whose main event career was cruelly cut short.

This really needs a 'and he gave perfectly good clear understandable promos that everyone understood'

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15 hours ago, NotAlexShane said:

This really needs a 'and he gave perfectly good clear understandable promos that everyone understood'

And if he didn't, he just went again.

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That Heyman segment on Raw wasn't that good.  The way people are going on you'd think it was Daniel Day-Lewis coming out of retirement, not some fat smelly bloke lowering his voice by a few decibels and having water sprayed in his eyes.

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49 minutes ago, Keith Houchen said:

 some fat smelly bloke lowering his voice by a few decibels 

That's how I felt about 'Anton Chigurh'  Jericho in 2008 when an awful lot of people were hailing him as the best heel in decades. 

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Bret and Mr Perfect had a better match at KOTR than at Summerslam 91. 

 

Seth Rollins is a terrible baby face and should stick to being a snivelling heel. 

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22 hours ago, kidzero said:

dave butista is the man I love me some big dave I loved his smackdown run

Definitely not an unpopular opinion. Everyone loves Big Dave.

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21 hours ago, MrK said:

Bret and Mr Perfect had a better match at KOTR than at Summerslam 91.

Bell to bell this is possibly true. Context is everything though, the first was in MSG on a bigger show for a title, was a breakthrough moment for Bret and had the better finish.

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2 hours ago, MPDTT said:

I really wish WCW had won the Monday night wars.

Don't see any scenario in which that's a possibility. The WWF could have lost for another 83 weeks and they'd still have been a profitable company taking in money during the boom waiting for WCW to combust which they would have done because they didn't have the leadership or organisation to manage a company of that size despite being a sub of a mega TV empire.

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3 hours ago, MPDTT said:

I really wish WCW had won the Monday night wars.

I am Jack's complete lack of surprise.

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