Big Name Speculated to Sign Back To The WWE
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This Guy
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well I'm doubting this after reading RVD's post Monday blog in which he said after watching both shows he is even less enthused about the idea of returning to the ring.
Wrestling Station
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I like RVD, but liked him most during the old ECW days. People talking about putting him against AJ Styles but the thing is RVD has never been 'that fast' of a wrestler. He was more of a high flyer/ karate type fighter. Look at his signature moves
Five–Star Frog Splash
Hollywood Star Press / Split–legged moonsault
450° splash
Van Daminator
Van Terminator
Air Van Dam (Senton bomb)
Bridging northern lights suplex
Monkey flip to a standing or cornered opponent
Multiple kick variations
Windmill Kick (Van Dam catches the opponent's kicking leg and performs a step–over wheel)
Two turnbuckle thrusts followed by a back handspring and finished either with a monkey flip or a final running turnbuckle thrust
None of these moves are very fast or a "out of no where' type of move like many of AJ's. He's a good wrestler and a good high flyer, but not a fast wrestler like some people think he is.
Personally I'd rather see him in TNA because I think they'd let him be more 'extreme' (pardon the pun) but I think he'd put on better matches with slower paced guys in WWE.
Five–Star Frog Splash
Hollywood Star Press / Split–legged moonsault
450° splash
Van Daminator
Van Terminator
Air Van Dam (Senton bomb)
Bridging northern lights suplex
Monkey flip to a standing or cornered opponent
Multiple kick variations
Windmill Kick (Van Dam catches the opponent's kicking leg and performs a step–over wheel)
Two turnbuckle thrusts followed by a back handspring and finished either with a monkey flip or a final running turnbuckle thrust
None of these moves are very fast or a "out of no where' type of move like many of AJ's. He's a good wrestler and a good high flyer, but not a fast wrestler like some people think he is.
Personally I'd rather see him in TNA because I think they'd let him be more 'extreme' (pardon the pun) but I think he'd put on better matches with slower paced guys in WWE.