Biggest no sell ever

[Confused Mark Wahlberg]

What are wrestlers legally allowed to do to idiots who jump in the reeeeeeeeeeeng?

Can you really beat them up and not get sued?

[SHAKEMASTER TV9 is Don Knotts]

Probably can do whatever is neccessary to keep order and to "keep" the invader safe.

[Bassist]

oltrelamorte said:

Too bad Nash didn't big boot him into oblivion.

And damage his quads again?

Would be worth admission alone ;D

["Hollywood" Cactus Matt]

boberts said:

What are wrestlers legally allowed to do to idiots who jump in the reeeeeeeeeeeng?

Can you really beat them up and not get sued?

I'm pretty sure it's at least a trespassing situation, if not more severe, and therefore they can bust the guy in the face if they feel it's necessary.

[Ultimo Chocula]

I think the "football" rule applies here. If some half wit runs out, you can deck him hard enough to keep him down. Considering that the people who run out are out of shape or twigs they probably can't take a hit and it ends up looking a lot worse.

[Mr PONYMANIA Mr Jenzie]

"and there's a BIG MISTAKE from a fan!"
glorious

[Suck it Trebek!]

aodpilot said:

skiller said:

But only after you've thrown your opponent off the scaffold.

and you can only do that if you've hit them with the loaded coal miner's glove which is, as you guessed it, on a pole.

And make it spin.

[kickassforumguyme]

If it was a work then that makes this no sell even worse!

[Dr. T is an alien]

boberts said:

What are wrestlers legally allowed to do to idiots who jump in the reeeeeeeeeeeng?

Can you really beat them up and not get sued?

If a fan charges the ring it can be legally assumed that the fan is there to assault the wrestler. They are free to defend themselves within reason. Burke can feel free to knock the guy out. Finlay, Taylor, or Regal can feel free to quickly break something. They just can't take the chance of using a weapon on the guy.

[OGBoardPoster2005]

What about Warrior kicking out of FIVE Elbows from Savage

[dvy]

If this wasn't a work,it;'s pretty sad that hall was using his "fake' punches in a "real" situation.

[Hemmeorrhage]

dvy said:

If this wasn't a work,it;'s pretty sad that hall was using his "fake' punches in a "real" situation.

I have to disagree. After all the bad things fans hear about Hall, you would think that Hall wouldn't think twice about knocking his teeth out. Hall knows he is harmless as the guy rushed the ring for a hug. He knows he has to get to him before Savage does so he figured he give him a few stiff worked shots so that Savage won't kill him. Look carefully and you see Hall misses a "punch" a "kick" but gets in 2 or three stiff forearms to the back. Obviously forearms to the back are a pro wrestling tactic and not a street fighting technique.Nash simply dumps the guy out the ring. However, Savage has bad intentions. He wants to kill the guy, but Hall and Nash are kind of in his way. Savage throws a kick intended to do damage and then gets pulled back by Hall. The thing is Savage has had fan issues before and won't hesitate to kill an unruly fan. Hall and Nash knew this guy wasn't a real threat almost immediately and that 's why Hall tries to make it look good without doing any real damage. Remember the MTV special where someone threw a rock at Nash? He could have beat the hell out the guy and noone would have said a thing. He just tackled the guy and held him down. I think Hall and Nash can kind of relate to intoxicated fans especially Hall. He knows the guy is probably going to jail and doesn't need a broken jaw if it isn't necessary. I'm not trying to encourage unruly fans or say it is okay. Most wrestlers(Buff Bagwell) will knock your head off and I'm not going to crucify Buff for his actions. The fan was just lucky that he ran into a couple of nice guys that blocked out a maniac from killing him.

[Dr. Marzvon Zombie M.D.]

theloosecannon said:

Haha, this reminded me of that MTV Spring Break special when Hall, Nash, and I think Syxx came in and acted like kayfabe heels. Then some idiot hit Nash with a water bottle or rock or something, so Nash went ape-s*** and chased the guy down and tackled him. It was great, and I really wish I had it on tape.

Yea, they use to show that on mtv for there summer special talking about past summer things. The guy threw a rock at nash and he beat the tar out of him.

But nothing beats the fat ass that tryed to roll in to the ring when hogan turned heel at the bash of 96

[Hemmeorrhage]

marzvon said:

theloosecannon said:

Haha, this reminded me of that MTV Spring Break special when Hall, Nash, and I think Syxx came in and acted like kayfabe heels. Then some idiot hit Nash with a water bottle or rock or something, so Nash went ape-s*** and chased the guy down and tackled him. It was great, and I really wish I had it on tape.

Yea, they use to show that on mtv for there summer special talking about past summer things. The guy threw a rock at nash and he beat the tar out of him.

But nothing beats the fat ass that tryed to roll in to the ring when hogan turned heel at the bash of 96

Yeah the thing was, Nash could have beat the crap out of him, but he really didn't. He held back after the situation was in control. What I was saying is that Hall, who is allegedly drunk or high at all times, showed remarkable self control. He knew the guy wasn't dangerous, however, he wasn't about to let the guy go as that would have just encouraged this type of thing.

When WCW was at its peak, there was this group of guys sitting by us that were actually preety cool all night. At the end of the show, Sting drops from the ceiling and the place goes nuts. Well those guys had been joking about one of their buddies rushing the ring in the main event. Well, all of a sudden the guy is like "what you think I'm scared?" I swear they were just messing with him and all of a sudden he takes off toward the ring taking off his shirt and stumbling down the arena stairs. Everybody just watched with their mouths open as he jumped the barricade with a security guard at ringside about two feet where he jumped it. The one security guard tackles him, holds up his arm and waves. About seven more guards come over to haul him away. The best part was that he was not lined up with the hard camera. So either the camera missed it all, or Nitro had gone off the air before he got there. I couldn't wait to get home to watch the tape only to see nothing.

[themanwithnoname]

Savage is old school and would have beat the crap out of that fan if Hall hadn't pulled him back and Nash wasn't already on the guy.

[themanwithnoname]

hemmeorrhage said:

dvy said:

If this wasn't a work,it;'s pretty sad that hall was using his "fake' punches in a "real" situation.

I have to disagree. After all the bad things fans hear about Hall, you would think that Hall wouldn't think twice about knocking his teeth out. Hall knows he is harmless as the guy rushed the ring for a hug. He knows he has to get to him before Savage does so he figured he give him a few stiff worked shots so that Savage won't kill him. Look carefully and you see Hall misses a "punch" a "kick" but gets in 2 or three stiff forearms to the back. Obviously forearms to the back are a pro wrestling tactic and not a street fighting technique.Nash simply dumps the guy out the ring. However, Savage has bad intentions. He wants to kill the guy, but Hall and Nash are kind of in his way. Savage throws a kick intended to do damage and then gets pulled back by Hall. The thing is Savage has had fan issues before and won't hesitate to kill an unruly fan. Hall and Nash knew this guy wasn't a real threat almost immediately and that 's why Hall tries to make it look good without doing any real damage. Remember the MTV special where someone threw a rock at Nash? He could have beat the hell out the guy and noone would have said a thing. He just tackled the guy and held him down. I think Hall and Nash can kind of relate to intoxicated fans especially Hall. He knows the guy is probably going to jail and doesn't need a broken jaw if it isn't necessary. I'm not trying to encourage unruly fans or say it is okay. Most wrestlers(Buff Bagwell) will knock your head off and I'm not going to crucify Buff for his actions. The fan was just lucky that he ran into a couple of nice guys that blocked out a maniac from killing him.

Bingo! Excellent post. That's exactly what I thought when I originally saw that back in '97 believe. Randy Savage would have killed that guy. Guys like Savage or Bad News Brown or a young Roddy Piper or Paul Orndorff, they've been around the block and they don't take things like that from fans. You can see Hall pulling Savage back while Nash was trying to dump him. Hall and Nash saved that guy's life.

[Mr Captain Falcon]

Ok back to the NO SELL.... Al Snow...... Road Dogg, chair shots, 3 shots, Al Snow falls down 3 times only to get RIGHT BACK UP after each, to which Mick Foley said in an interview later that night, "Al Snow should work for Lazy Boy, which is odd, because Al doesn't sell chairs!"

[Frank Zappa]

Wow.

Savage really seems to lose it, even though it takes him a while to realise what's happening.