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2022 Pro Wrestling Thread

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by nietsroob17, Jan 1, 2022.

  1. nietsroob17

    nietsroob17 Well-Known Member

    He beat Umaga with the help of Lashley as an extension of the Vince/Trump WM angle. I don't know if I'd really count that as high as Andretti, because Santino was already on the WWE payroll as an OVW prospect (where he was infamously slapped by Jim Cornette, while Corny was one of the top guys down there).

    I'd put Santino closer to Paige beating AJ Lee for the Divas belt right out the gate, though I know Paige was already more well-known at that point.
     
  2. MisterCreosote

    MisterCreosote Well-Known Member

    Fandango beating Jericho clean at Wrestlemania.

    Undertaker jobbing to Maven.
     
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  3. JimmyHoward33

    JimmyHoward33 Well-Known Member

    Did James Ellsworth beat somebody?

    Blue Pants over Carmella
     
  4. nietsroob17

    nietsroob17 Well-Known Member

    I think Ellsworth had some shenanigan wins for Styles, with help from Ambrose.

    When Blue Pants (Leva Bates) beat Carmella, that didn't really have as much luster because Carmella was still more a valet for Enzo and Cass than she was the future champion.
     
  5. Baron Scicluna

    Baron Scicluna Well-Known Member

    Barry Horowitz beating Skip.

    They had been mentioning on TV for weeks that Horowitz hadn’t beaten anyone ever, although longtime fans knew he’d beaten one or two jobbers on Prime Time and had won a couple of matches in the Global Wrestling Federation. And Candido had been getting a push with Tammy.

    You figured Horowitz was going to get a win at some point, but beating Candido was quite the surprise.
     
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  6. Batman

    Batman Well-Known Member

    Man, that is a deep pull. Give yourself a pat on the back.
     
  7. nietsroob17

    nietsroob17 Well-Known Member

    Some good insight from Sean Waltman himself:



     
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  8. nietsroob17

    nietsroob17 Well-Known Member

  9. nietsroob17

    nietsroob17 Well-Known Member

    Well, I know what's leading off Botchamania next week. That Top Dolla flip over the top rope ... wow.
     
  10. Baron Scicluna

    Baron Scicluna Well-Known Member

    Nice dive, Top Dolla. Don’t ever fucking do it again.
     
  11. nietsroob17

    nietsroob17 Well-Known Member

    Somehow, it gets worse from a different angle.



    One of the popular rumors over the past week was that Trips and the other higher ups were disappointed in the performance of at least one of the rehired acts.

    If that's true, I think I have a good notion which one.

    It was fun for a small pop when Hit Row returned, but their whole attraction the first time around was Swerve, the far superior wrestler. He's what Escobar is to Legado.

    Top Dolla's limit is probably on the mic (he was pretty good as host of that WWE Treasures series), Ashanti never got past the low card of NXT as a singles act, and B-Fab is greener than grass.
     
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  12. Batman

    Batman Well-Known Member

    For the record.
    Not sure what's worse, the dive or that all of the other wrestlers in the match sold the dive anyway.

     
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