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Post by wizardofoz on Aug 10, 2007 12:03:18 GMT -5
Ok The biggest argument I'm hearing s about Rock and Hollywood my biggest problem I have with this is that he never used his success to help the wrestling business that made him a star in the first place. As over as he is listen to the reaction to him at the raw 10th year special it is downright brutal and i bet 90% of those booing were us "smarks"
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Post by Mozenrath on Aug 10, 2007 12:05:48 GMT -5
Ok The biggest argument I'm hearing s about Rock and Hollywood my biggest problem I have with this is that he never used his success to help the wrestling business that made him a star in the first place. As over as he is listen to the reaction to him at the raw 10th year special it is downright brutal and i bet 90% of those booing were us "smarks" I was booing at home. I also boo your lack of punctuation. Anyway, I liked The Rock, but his stranglehold on the top spot, and his later elaving, only to come back for movies, really made me dislike him.
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Post by bigHEADinc on Aug 10, 2007 13:03:02 GMT -5
Ok The biggest argument I'm hearing s about Rock and Hollywood my biggest problem I have with this is that he never used his success to help the wrestling business that made him a star in the first place. As over as he is listen to the reaction to him at the raw 10th year special it is downright brutal and i bet 90% of those booing were us "smarks" Never gave back? Go back to the Attitude Era, go back to when the WWE first went public, who was their marketable face? The Rock. Saturday Night Live prides itself on bringing in the best of current pop culture celebrities to host, and who was the second wrestler ever (after Hogan co-hosting with Mr. T back in '85)? The Rock. Who is the only wrestler able to show that they have more talents than looking like they get hurt? The Rock. Who pretty much helped jump-start the WWE Films Division by being marketable and having Vince McMahon take Producer credits? The Rock. He came back when he had to, when the WWE needed to get guys over (Brock, Goldberg, Evolution, Eugene), he came back when they needed to lighten up the Diva Search (Although that was DOA), he came back so Vince McMahon could hype up the Hair vs. Hair match... He has definitely given back. Is it because he hasn't returned? (Stone Cold returned 19 times and people are getting sick of it, do we really want that with The Rock?) Is it because he doesn't mention the WWE or go strictly by "The Rock" anymore? (He hasn't been under contract with the WWE since 2004, which was their mistake as nobody notified anybody else that they needed to send out a new contract.) You want to insult the man's wrestling abilities or promo skills, then fine, that's cool, difference of opinion, but don't say he never gave back. He has been the only true positive face for pro-wrestling when it comes to the mainstream media.
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Post by C o Z z Y on Aug 10, 2007 20:00:44 GMT -5
The Rock rocks.
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Post by J is Justice on Aug 10, 2007 20:07:39 GMT -5
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