Sad performances from your favorite wrestlers

[krzykraka]

I have to go with Flair. It is unbrearable to watch him. Even to hear him talk now after the years of great promos is just sad.

[Chuckie Finster]

jmontoya9189 said:

jmfabianorpl said:

Dynamite Kid at that one Michinoku Pro show, it was a legends 6-man.

yeah I have the dvd, it the These Days event. I was so sad watching it, but everyone else did pretty good in that match

It was the oddest 6-man match ever. Dynamite looked like a near-death cancer patient (it was his last match) and one of his opponents was the original Tiger Mask. Of course during the match, Dos Caras and Mil Masceras were flying around like was 1975 which was amazing and of course Sasuke was also in the match along with Kobayashi made it a really good match.

And if Hayabusa ever came back for his farewell match, I'd be happy as hell, but it would be sad to see what could have been.

[Austin's Middle Finger]

Good topic.

I think I've gotta go with the Snake. His appearances for TNA on the build-up to BFG were real hard to watch.

[normcoleman]

Whenever I see John Cena kissing the fan's ass.

[Aceorton]

godz said:

aceorton said:

I can go no further in this thread.

Are you referring to a different Curt Hennig? Because the one I watched in WWE in 2002 blew a spot in just about every match I saw him in.

Must've been watching a different Curt Hennig then.

But since you "cant go any further in the thread" you won't see that anyway. What a pity.

Not chronologically, just emotionally.

[nisi]

To be fair to Flair, I almost think of him as a completely different character now. I don't expect him to be the dozens-of-times NWA champ anymore, but as a character he still entertains me.

["Playboy" Don Douglas]

And it's only right to be fair to Flair. Like you gotta admit that's a heck of a robe...

[Garee]

Not really my favorite wrestlers but a couple of years ago I went to a 3PW show in Philly, the main event was Dusty Rhodes v.s Abdullah the Butcher v.s Terry Funk, in a ''Legends Triple Threat'' match. Now these are three guys who have done so much in wrestling so it was exciting to see them all there and in the ring. But since they were all so long past their primes the match was really awful they just stood around in the ring exchanging punches and elbows, the highlight of the match was went Abby pulled out a fork and started half heartedly poking everyone with it. The end saw Dusty taking off his boot for some reason and hitting everyone. Not sure who won, didn't really matter. Though the night was saved by an awesome match with Balls Mahoney v.s Nosawa so all was not lost.

["Playboy" Don Douglas]

I haven't seen any of them, but I understand some of Terry Gordy's matches after his coma were hard to take.

[Johnny Danger (Godz)]

joeyonly said:

I haven't seen any of them, but I understand some of Terry Gordy's matches after his coma were hard to take.

ESPECIALLY his "Executioner" stint in the WWE.

There's a TERRIBLE bit up on 24/7 right now, he runs in during a Austin vs Mankind match and starts hitting Austin with the weakest punches you will ever see in your entire life, before stumbling off looking confused.

[Harmonica]

tdog231 said:

jmontoya9189 said:

yeah I have the dvd, it the These Days event. I was so sad watching it, but everyone else did pretty good in that match

It was the oddest 6-man match ever. Dynamite looked like a near-death cancer patient (it was his last match) and one of his opponents was the original Tiger Mask. Of course during the match, Dos Caras and Mil Masceras were flying around like was 1975 which was amazing and of course Sasuke was also in the match along with Kobayashi made it a really good match.

And if Hayabusa ever came back for his farewell match, I'd be happy as hell, but it would be sad to see what could have been.

here is pics of Dynamite




but
here is Great Sasuke playing the Piano Guitar

[Johnny Danger (Godz)]

Wow, Dynamite REALLY looks like he doesnt wanna be there.

[Harmonica]

Here's more pics and what is the best program for making gifs

[Matt Rogers]

Sweet Jesus... Kid looks BAD. For possibly the best ever, it's hard not to feel for the guy.

["Playboy" Don Douglas]

godz said:

joeyonly said:

I haven't seen any of them, but I understand some of Terry Gordy's matches after his coma were hard to take.

ESPECIALLY his "Executioner" stint in the WWE.

There's a TERRIBLE bit up on 24/7 right now, he runs in during a Austin vs Mankind match and starts hitting Austin with the weakest punches you will ever see in your entire life, before stumbling off looking confused.

Which is all the more sad because Gordy's brawling always looked good. I'm glad I haven't seen any of it, to be honest with you. I've seen his World Class and UWF runs as a Freebird, I've witnessed the awesomeness of the MVC, and I've got a tape of tag matches from Japan, most of which feature him teaming with I believe Stan Hansen. It would be hard to go down from that.

Plus Gordy was an East Tennessee boy (Chattanooga in his case), and we usually gotta stick together.

[Mongo & Pepe: Back in Black]

Dr. Death was one of my favorites when I was a kid. His last run was pretty horrible.

[Bub (BLM)]

jmontoya9189 said:

Here's more pics and what is the best program for making gifs

Wow, you know you've dropped too much weight when your tights are baggy.

[salTy]

Watching Piper recently was pretty bad.

["Hollywood" Cactus Matt]

theshow said:

jmontoya9189 said:

Here's more pics and what is the best program for making gifs

Wow, you know you've dropped too much weight when your tights are baggy.

Yeah ... you can see his ribs.

Well, despite the wheelchair, I hope he's happy with retirement, because it looks like he was overdue.

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"The Technician" Tom Carter aka Reckless Youth...When I was growing up this man was the most touted independent star in every magazine (im 22)...then the injury occured and he never accomplished what he was destined to achieve.