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Post by boxieness on Dec 10, 2007 3:02:00 GMT -5
kendrick and london losing to deuce and domino!
And the worst was umagal osing to cena via roll up. I know i know it was supposed to be an on finish but with hhh gettign hurt they had no choice well how about put the strap on umaga and have cena beat him in the lastm an standign at the rumble. It woulda broke up his long title reign and it would have really made him seem like omg he just beat umage in a great match and its okay that this great undefeated streak is over!
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Post by Loki on Dec 10, 2007 6:28:05 GMT -5
Demolition jobbing to Tenryu & Kitao at WMVII.
Ok, LoD were on their way to WWF, but Demolition deserved a much better ending
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Hiroshi Hase
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Post by Hiroshi Hase on Dec 10, 2007 6:41:19 GMT -5
Hogan no selling Vaders powerbomb and then beating him. Made Vader and everyone else who lost to the powerbomb look like chumps. He did that to everyone's finish, don't know why it's such a surprise when they see him do it to Vader. And Vader no-sold his legdrop at Superbrawl 5 by kicking out at 1, so they were even then. And Hogan never really beat Vader, they had 3 matches, 1 ended in a DQ, one ended where Flair ended up getting pinned, and the third Hogan escaped the cage before Vader did, making him look strong,IMO. |
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Post by Dean-o on Dec 10, 2007 10:51:41 GMT -5
Hogan no selling Vaders powerbomb and then beating him. Made Vader and everyone else who lost to the powerbomb look like chumps. He did that to everyone's finish, don't know why it's such a surprise when they see him do it to Vader. And Vader no-sold his legdrop at Superbrawl 5 by kicking out at 1, so they were even then. And Hogan never really beat Vader, they had 3 matches, 1 ended in a DQ, one ended where Flair ended up getting pinned, and the third Hogan escaped the cage before Vader did, making him look strong,IMO. Exactly. Besides, it really didn't hurt his WWF career in the slightest. He took out Monsoon the night after the Royal Rumble, he pinned then-champ Shawn Michaels multiple times in non-title matches, and he was one of the top heels for most of 1996. |
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