erisi236
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Post by erisi236 on Mar 8, 2007 23:31:42 GMT -5
That is to to say, is there a difference? I wonder this after talking and reading about Destination X and the number of "Gimmick Matches" it will have. If you have to win with a certain move, a match is a best 2 out of 3 or is an Iron Man Match is that a "Gimmick" or just a "Stipulation" and is there a difference? Just a weird question I guess.  |
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Joekishi
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Post by Joekishi on Mar 8, 2007 23:34:41 GMT -5
stipulations is kayfabe for gimmick match...
Stipulations usually are:
Loser Leaves Town
Kiss My foot
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Space Ace
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Post by Space Ace on Mar 8, 2007 23:47:26 GMT -5
This is how i view it...
A gimmick match uses a "gimmick" in the course of the match itself or within the rules of said match. Such as ladder match, steel cage, ultimate x, or falls count anywhere. A stipulation match has a "stipulation" attached to the outcome of the match. Such as loser leaves town, loser has head shaved, winner gets a title shot.
Hence, money in the bank is both a gimmick match and a stipulation match.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 9, 2007 0:18:44 GMT -5
This is how i view it... A gimmick match uses a "gimmick" in the course of the match itself or within the rules of said match. Such as ladder match, steel cage, ultimate x, or falls count anywhere. A stipulation match has a "stipulation" attached to the outcome of the match. Such as loser leaves town, loser has head shaved, winner gets a title shot. Hence, money in the bank is both a gimmick match and a stipulation match. Yeah that's pretty much what I was going to post. Stipulation matches have something special occur once the outcome is decided, beyond a title change/suffering of a loss. |
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Post by Vice Squad: Strong Style on Mar 9, 2007 0:21:18 GMT -5
It's all considered "gimmick".... but for the sake of argument, "Stipulation" means a change to the match involving no foreign objects, just rule modifications/incentives.
A "Gimmick" is the introduction of a new entity into the match... a cage, weapons, crapola on a pole, etc...
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Post by The Lach is very tired on Mar 9, 2007 3:08:59 GMT -5
This is how i view it... A gimmick match uses a "gimmick" in the course of the match itself or within the rules of said match. Such as ladder match, steel cage, ultimate x, or falls count anywhere. A stipulation match has a "stipulation" attached to the outcome of the match. Such as loser leaves town, loser has head shaved, winner gets a title shot. Hence, money in the bank is both a gimmick match and a stipulation match. Yep, that is pretty much what I was going to say word for word. |
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