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I think Nakamura will still be in NXT.. because the Japan tour will be in December.. Samoa Joe I really don't know..
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I think Nakamura will still be in NXT.. because the Japan tour will be in December.. Samoa Joe I really don't know..
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I don't think many of the wrestlers these days could pull off a convincing Iron Man match.
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good point I got time to decide tickets don't go on sale till the 23rd anyways
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NXT is the on 18th over here, not sure if I wanna go.
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Since Eric Young will be in NXT, will be be bringing the unstoppable force World Elite back?
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rob terry got that vince look but he's so bad vince didn't even want him
they should bring in magnus though
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Actually just quit my full time gig to focus more on this. My job kept me from training as much as I liked and I got smaller. Tomorrow starts my full time training process. Getting booked more though and should be able to travel a lot easier now. I've got some goals lined up this year to complete in Houston and hopefully can move on to something bigger after this.
Thanks for asking man.
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copped i dont care DC i dont wanna hear it
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Joe could
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Rollins, AJ, thats it
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Joe is 40 pounds heavier than he was in his last iron man bruh
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Gotta add Nakamura and balor
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Balor is trash bruh
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and Ibushi
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I like Balor, but I don't see him pulling off an Iron Man match..
Nakamura, Seth, AJ, KO, and maybe Cesaro..
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Cena can go Broadway.
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I think it strains the credibility of a federation to schedule such sideshow-style mismatches. You see stuff like that in small Japanese MMA promotions, tiny karate expert vs 600 pound sumo, retired kickboxing champ against untrained young bar brawler...it's nothing you'd expect out of a billion-dollar enterprise.
Women generally don't do well in direct physical competitions with men. Olympic womens' teams regularly lose to elite amateur boys and a journeyman tennis player once beat the Williams sisters back to back after a brewski-filled summer afternoon. It's interesting in these modern times to explore themes of equality in all forums, but perhaps that initiative should not expand to serious athletic competition.
All that typed, they did not have to do Lita like that tho.
Some competitors I've taken note of for their in-ring endurance are Seth Rollins, AJ Styles, A. Cesaro and Sami Zayn. John Cena deserves mention here for his performance in grueling bouts, and although they've yet to prove their mettle on the biggest stage, athletes like Samoa Joe and Nakamura have both been noted for successfully grinding out matches during their careers. Ziggler and Sheamus seem to have pretty good tanks on them as well, and Kevin Owens seems to carry through his longer matches with a remarkable amount of energy, particularly given his size and and taxing offensive arsenal.
Seth Rollins has to be feeling absolutely alone. Without his brothers from the Shield, who he stabbed in the back in an ill-advised deal with the devil, or the protections of the corporate machine, Rollins is effectively in the same place he started as an NXT newcomer...a talented and confident wrestler with everything to prove. I expect he'll address his career crossroads soon, and it wouldn't be a bad idea to start with an apology to the fans he arrogantly shunned while he was on top of the world.
I don't expect he'll win them over immediately after his actions over the past year or so, but if he sincerely recognizes the error of his ways and commits himself to become the best competitor he can be, he'll gradually gain their respect on an organic level as well as prove to himself he can be Seth F. Rollins without the backing of the Shield, the Authority, J&J, or anyone else.
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