The Return of Unpopular Wrestling Opinions

[The Viper]

Re: Unpopular Wrestling Opinions Redux

The match was also pretty amazing as well. Great storytelling. Great emotion. Everything was great, great, great.

 

[Fuji Vice]

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Yeah, as if the promo wasn't enough, the match ruled. Definitely shot right up to near the top of my list for MOTY. Loved Quack busting out the heelish stuff too, and the finish sequence was great.

 

[Smart Marx]

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But tell me why you hate the streak

Here's part of it:

I think the undefeated streak of Undertaker is an out-dated angle that needs to be put in the back and shot.

This year he'll literally come back just to have his one match at 'Mania just like he did last year and immediately be put over someone. This spot should go to any one of the guys who have worked all year. And if 'Taker has to work the show, let him put over that superstar who deserves the spot more than he does.

Is it because it's been going on for so long and wwe is probably not gonna put a young guy over the undertaker

There's a few different reasons I can't stand the streak from how long it's been dragged on to superstars unfairly having to job to a guy who works once a year but the big clincher is wrestling to me is supposed to be a spectacle. Especially the biggest show of the year. But when you know it's guaranteed that one guy will go over every year, where's the excitement? The intrigue? The magic? It's nowhere to be found.

 

[Sabretooth]

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You realize you just said that undertakers opponents job to him

 

[Fuji Vice]

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You realize you just said that undertakers opponents job to him

Well they do, so what's wrong with what he said?

Also, just to chime in on this, I completely agree that the predictability of the streak is its worst enemy.

 

[Sabretooth]

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Jobbing means you lose without getting in any offense

 

[Fuji Vice]

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Jobbing means you lose without getting in any offense

ROFL, even famous jobber Iron Mike Sharpe got in offense dude.

 

[Catfish Billy]

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Eat this one.......

Eddie Kingston is the best promo guy in the business today and can talk people into any match he's involved in. His promo setting up his match with Mike Quackenbush at High Noon was better than CM Punk's "shoot" promos earlier in the year.

Anyone who's seen Kingston would agree with you ...

 

[Sabretooth]

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Ok so give me the definition of jobbing

 

[Catfish Billy]

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Ok so give me the definition of jobbing

It's losing without any real contest. It doesn't mean that the jobber gets in no offence, he usually gets in some but, very little.

 

[Fuji Vice]

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The actual definition is a "planned and voluntary loss". That doesn't state anything about how much offense a guy gets in.

 

[Sabretooth]

Triple h beat undertaker to a pulp last year

The actual definition is a "planned and voluntary loss". That doesn't state anything about how much offense a guy gets in.

isnt everything in wrestling planned and voluntary

 

[Fuji Vice]

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Triple h beat undertaker to a pulp last year

But he still went ahead and lost the match, which was planned, ergo he did the job. And yes, most things in wrestling are planned and voluntary, but that doesn't change the definition you were asking for.

 

[Postman Dave]

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someone really needs to work on a pro wrestling dictionary.

 

[Sabretooth]

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Jobbing is what those people did to Brodus clay on superstars