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Wrestling Thread April-September 2018 RIP
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D Fly the yakuza games!
Great storytelling. Games are all spoken in Japanese though w/ English subtitles.(Idk if that bothers you or not)
Is it complicated to play? Played 35 minutes of Mass Effect Andromeda and felt like a whole champ.
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You trippin
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No. I would say it’s like a button mashing beat em up type of game. Storytelling is great though. A lot of stuff to do in there too cabaret clubs, mini rc car racing, Sega arcades in the game, batting cages etc.
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Great storytelling. Games are all spoken in Japanese though w/ English subtitles.(Idk if that bothers you or not)
I watch Chinese/Japanese/Korean movies all the time so that don't bother me at all. My boy talks about Yakuza all the time so I'll prolly just borrow it from him
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Warrior was everything as a child I wanted to be facepaint ... strong as **** running around with no ***** given ....never understood anything he said but that was part of the magic
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Man I legit bought a PS4 just for the show and now i have this massive backlog of games
Not me, I only have The Grand Theft Auto Collection, MLB The Show 17, and The Last of Us. Most of my games (which ain't much) are on the X1.
I go through periods where I game, and periods when I won't pick up a controller other than for Netflix or the WWE Network.
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This is a pretty solid depiction of him
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Finally gonna have a PS4(don't you dare say PS3 22
What exclusives should I get (besides GoW which I'll already have)
Take it from me
Dont let these tweebs tell you that The last of us was a good game. OVERRATED AFFFF
Def get that GoW.
Get that WWE 2k for when we do our must see PPVs. NBA 2k
Get Fortnite, its free to play the basic game
Im a casual gamer at this point in my life so my list kinda ends there
Horizon i heard was fire ill grab when its 20 though
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Promotes body positivity
Posts pics of her in gym
Complains about people bullying her weight
Post pics of makeup caked up on her face
What do you want Nia
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Sabu vs The Yakuza - www.armpit-wrestling.com/sabu-vs-the-yakuza/
Date: Early 1990s (exact date unknown)
Location: Japan (exact location unknown)
Source: Highspots.com, thesmartmarks.com, Armpit reader Big M
Before he became an ECW icon, Sabu made his name in the Frontier Martial Arts (FMW) promotion in Japan. FMW was run by Atsushi Onita, and Sabu made a name for himself there, often wrestling with his uncle, The Sheik, in hardcore matches that left numerous scars on his body.
FMW, like many Japanese promotions, had ties and connections to the Yakuza. The Yakuza is the name of the Japanese mob in Japan, and they’d often buy tickets to the show in bulk. They’d take up large sections of the buildings for themselves, or sell them to other people. At one particular FMW show, a group of about 50 Yakuza members were sitting in the front, including the mob boss. Onita had warned the wrestlers about this ahead of time, since FMW featured a lot of out of the ring brawling and he didn’t want them doing so in front of the mob members. Onita even told them which section they were sitting in.
Sabu was on the card, accompanied to the ring as usual by Tiger Jeet Singh. During the match, Sabu did one of his dives into the crowd. One version is that he didn’t care the Yakuza was there, and another version (his own) is that he did know but the dive wasn’t intentional. Either way, some of the Yakuza members got in his face. One of them threw a punch at Singh, and that started a mini riot when Sabu went after Singh’s attacker.
We’ve seen no documentation as to whom Sabu was wrestling that night, but the riot/brawl spilled into the locker room. Multiple men were beating on Sabu, when Mike Awesome (who wrestled for FMW as the Gladiator) heard the commotion. At first he thought it was just part of the match and that the brawl went backstage, but he saw everyone beating Sabu and quickly realized what was going on. One of the mobsters was trying to bash Sabu’s head in with a chair, so Awesome knocked him down. He threw a couple of other guys off of Sabu and dragged him quickly to the dressing room area and locked the door.
Awesome was 6’-4” and almost 300 pounds, and very agile. The Yakuza were nowhere near his size, but still, there were dozens of them. Awesome was brave to fight them off, and he claimed he and Sabu had to stay in the locker room for two hours while Onita tried to work his magic and calm them down enough for them to leave. Hayabusa was also on the show and claimed it was four hours, but that may be exaggerated. Security was guarding the door and the Yakuza refused to leave, but Onita had enough clout with them that they eventually backed off.
One report stated that Sabu was wrestling Mike Awesome when this incident happened, but that is not the case. Awesome was backstage minding his own business when the match took place.
It was likely one of the scariest moments of Sabu’s life, but he could’ve avoided it if he had listened to Onita and avoided brawling into the crowd like he had warned him not to.
Date: Early 1990s (exact date unknown)
Location: Japan (exact location unknown)
Source: Highspots.com, thesmartmarks.com, Armpit reader Big M
Before he became an ECW icon, Sabu made his name in the Frontier Martial Arts (FMW) promotion in Japan. FMW was run by Atsushi Onita, and Sabu made a name for himself there, often wrestling with his uncle, The Sheik, in hardcore matches that left numerous scars on his body.
FMW, like many Japanese promotions, had ties and connections to the Yakuza. The Yakuza is the name of the Japanese mob in Japan, and they’d often buy tickets to the show in bulk. They’d take up large sections of the buildings for themselves, or sell them to other people. At one particular FMW show, a group of about 50 Yakuza members were sitting in the front, including the mob boss. Onita had warned the wrestlers about this ahead of time, since FMW featured a lot of out of the ring brawling and he didn’t want them doing so in front of the mob members. Onita even told them which section they were sitting in.
Sabu was on the card, accompanied to the ring as usual by Tiger Jeet Singh. During the match, Sabu did one of his dives into the crowd. One version is that he didn’t care the Yakuza was there, and another version (his own) is that he did know but the dive wasn’t intentional. Either way, some of the Yakuza members got in his face. One of them threw a punch at Singh, and that started a mini riot when Sabu went after Singh’s attacker.
We’ve seen no documentation as to whom Sabu was wrestling that night, but the riot/brawl spilled into the locker room. Multiple men were beating on Sabu, when Mike Awesome (who wrestled for FMW as the Gladiator) heard the commotion. At first he thought it was just part of the match and that the brawl went backstage, but he saw everyone beating Sabu and quickly realized what was going on. One of the mobsters was trying to bash Sabu’s head in with a chair, so Awesome knocked him down. He threw a couple of other guys off of Sabu and dragged him quickly to the dressing room area and locked the door.
Awesome was 6’-4” and almost 300 pounds, and very agile. The Yakuza were nowhere near his size, but still, there were dozens of them. Awesome was brave to fight them off, and he claimed he and Sabu had to stay in the locker room for two hours while Onita tried to work his magic and calm them down enough for them to leave. Hayabusa was also on the show and claimed it was four hours, but that may be exaggerated. Security was guarding the door and the Yakuza refused to leave, but Onita had enough clout with them that they eventually backed off.
One report stated that Sabu was wrestling Mike Awesome when this incident happened, but that is not the case. Awesome was backstage minding his own business when the match took place.
It was likely one of the scariest moments of Sabu’s life, but he could’ve avoided it if he had listened to Onita and avoided brawling into the crowd like he had warned him not to.
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I've played Last Of Us before at a friend's house. It's good but not amazing like most say.
I already have WWE & NBA 2k18 for PC so I might just wait for 2k19. Unless I can get WWE for cheap
Not a fan of Fortnite at all. Never understood the hype when I tried it.
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while your at it pick up a game boy. they have great games. oh and a vcr. it allows you to watch the movies they play at the theatre but in your homeFinally gonna have a PS4(don't you dare say PS3 22)
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warriors sweat > the miz
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who?
