#SheamusRuinedThis

[Solid Snake]

No need to watch the video, I know plenty of you can't stand WhatCutlture... Just skip it and read the list.



10 Things WWE Wants You To Forget About Sheamus

10. 1-800-FELLA

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9. Losing to a turkey

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8. DX kicking his arse

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7. The Big Chair

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6. Fighting Sin Cara

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In 2014 they had an argument backstage (Which Sin Cara is well known for having with many of the wrasslers) and Sin Cara knocked him to the ground and basically landed punch after punch on Sheamus.

5. That King of the Ring outfit

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4. Fighting Yoshi Tatsu

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He had another argument with Yoshi after having borrowed money and not paying Yoshi back, he got upset. He slapped him around a bit which is kind of funny. WHERE'S MY MONEY SHEAMUS!?

3. Stole a Rumble win from Jericho

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Sheamus won the 2012 Rumble which was originally booked for Jericho to win but creative felt it was too predictable so they let Sheamus have the win at the last minute... of all people.

2. His WWE title reigns (all terrible)

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Long story short he won and retained the belt with other people's help. Every. Single. Time.

1. He walking in on Daniel Bryan and Brie.. well... "shagging"

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This was the first time they were being intimate and a drunken Sheamus and Ted Dibiase Jr walking right in on them in the hotel room. Classy.

 

[Rosie]

1-800-FELLA was legendary.

 

[Snowman1]

The only thing I want to remember about Sheamus is this tag team with Cesaro though.

 

[Solid Snake]

The only thing I want to remember about Sheamus is this tag team with Cesaro though.

This tag team has probably been the best thing for him in his whole career in the WWE.

 

[ShaRpY HaRdY]

The only thing I want to remember about Sheamus is this tag team with Cesaro though.

This tag team has probably been the best thing for him in his whole career in the WWE.

You guys aren't wrong.. and it all started with a badass Mohawk transition.

 

[Solid Snake]

You guys aren't wrong.. and it all started with a badass Mohawk transition.

He flopped because he was pushed too hard too fast. You'd think they would have learned their lesson with him and not did it to Reigns... :
Wish they would have used Wade better... He was so promising in Nexus.

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[Rosie]

He flopped because he was pushed too hard too fast. You'd think they would have learned their lesson with him and not did it to Reigns... :
Wish they would have used Wade better... He was so promising in Nexus.

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Moment of silence for King Bad News Wade Barrett...

*bows head*

 

[ShaRpY HaRdY]

He flopped because he was pushed too hard too fast. You'd think they would have learned their lesson with him and not did it to Reigns... :
Wish they would have used Wade better... He was so promising in Nexus.

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I enjoyed that whole European Powers faction they put together.. and I agree Wade was a misused talent, I think he could've held his own in the main event scene for awhile.

 

[Rogue]

Delete this

 

[Grievous 3D]

I know I rag on Sheamus a lot...mainly because he's currently "ruining"
Cesaro...but the guy truly has talent and some solid in-ring skills.

I've just never really seen him do anything...and no...I'm not wasting my
time watching Sheamus matches on youtube...

 

[Prince Bálor]

Sheamus didn't ruin anything. :sheamful:

 

[The Phenom]

Sheamus was a beast his 1st year.....No one was kicking out of the brogue kick...During year 1 if Sheamus landed the Brogue kick it was 1-2-3.....He has solid in ring skills as well.

 

[Rosie]

Sheamus was a beast his 1st year.....No one was kicking out of the brogue kick...During year 1 if Sheamus landed the Brogue kicj it was 1-2-3.....He has solid in ring skills as well.

Or the Irish Curse Backbreaker....or the High Cross

 

[Snowman1]

To this day, I think the only time I've seen the Brogue Kick not get a pinfall was that famous Raw match when Roman beat up all the McMahons sans Steph and won the championship to the delight of Philly.

Most protected move in WWE by a mile and for good reason

 

[Grievous 3D]

Most protected move in WWE by a mile and for good reason.

I had read that the most protected move was Randy Orton's Running Punt Kick...
As no one ever kicked out of it and many "disappeared" for a while after being
struck by it.