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[quote="sepia"][quote="Abangyarudo"]I know some people think its a juvenile interest but I like wrestling. I was wondering if there was any wrestlers with AS who wanted to talk about how it is wrestling with AS or just some other people who enjoy wrestling as much as I do[/quote] i love wrestling. there is a mixture of strength, theatre, martial arts and probably clowning. my ex-housemate used to wrestle and also set up (very am) wrestling matches at our house. hehe those were some very entertaining days tho![/quote]
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ProWrestler
Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 4:41 pm
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I'm a huge fan of wrestling and I've been a pro wrestler for about 8 years now. I havn't acheived much so far, but Ive wrestled all around Europe, and I seem to get good reviews. My AS has caused me some difficulties in the past, such as cancelling bookings if I find out I have to catch more than one train to the show or Ive had a bad day, but I'd say it's helped me a huge amount. If it wasn't for my obsession with it I doubt I would have considered such a hobby/career as I have zero intrests in any other sports, and through it Ive had some of the best experiences in my life and met some truely amazing people.
I also reckon about 80% of my brain is filled up with useless wrestling trivia, so if anyone has any questions please fire away.
Kezzstar
Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2008 3:26 am
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Berserker wrote:
I like Rey Mysterio.
My family likes Rey-Rey too. And I love the Undertaker.
The WWE is like a violent soap opera.
Mc_Jeff
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 8:46 pm
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I never knew you were a wrestling fan, snake.
I watch some NOAH, but in general the heavyweight style doesn't usually interest me unless Stan Hansen is involved. Some individual matches (Kobashi/Sasaki) are great, but others (like the acclaimed Kobashi/Akayima match from a couple years back) bore me until I quit watching. Noah's junior tag stuff is great. I've got a KENTA/Marufuji vs Naruki Doi/Genki Horiguchi match on my list of matches I need to find time to watch. Genki may be my current favorite wrestler.
snake321
Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 12:49 am
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Those are good promotions, also Pro Wrestling Noah is another great wrestling program in japan, I like kenta, go shiazaki, marufuji, I only wish I could find translated copies of their shows so I could follow the stories too..... Japanese wrestling is a lot more about match quality and wrestling ability than american pro wrestling generally is. Here it's usually more about show. But honestly some of the best wrestlers in the world are from japan.
Mc_Jeff
Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 11:36 pm
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I was a big fan of wrestling - got into it in the mid-late 90s when it was megapopular. But I only liked WCW, never the WWF, and so now that WCW's gone, I don't watch too much. Mainly I browse youtube and a certain forum and download matches.
My current favorite promotions are CHIKARA (US based independent fed, kid friendly, heavy focus on the high risk fast paced style) and Dragon Gate (Japan based fed, formerly affiliated with Ultimo Dragon and most of the roster was trained by him).
Berserker
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 7:55 pm
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I like Rey Mysterio.
Starscream
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 4:54 pm
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i used to love watching wrestling mainly from 2000 when the WWF/E was good, but to me the WWE has just lost the plot and dont even get me started on ECWWE
nocturnalowl
Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 5:12 am
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Wrestling is a mixed bag at times for me when it comes to watching. Right now the WWE isn't my thing unlike let's say the early 2000s.
Problem here is that the west coast doesn't get much wrestling shows other than the WWE nowadays. ROH is back east, TNA is in Nashville I think.
snake321
Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2008 3:46 pm
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Yeah, you'll like ROH much better, it's wrestling for wrestling fans. WWE and TNA are wrestling for fair-weather fans, it's more corporatism than wrestling really, and it looks like some Mtv crap. ROH is wrestling where the fans opinions matter, no back stage politics, no hollywood script writers from off the scenes of 90210 or Melrose Place, but writers who actually understand pro wrestling.
sinapp
Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2008 12:32 pm
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I started watching wrestling last year and liked it, but the stories are really weird and nonsensical, and some times I can't watch due to this (so far I only know WWE, but I heard TNA is even worse in that aspect), so I'll give ROH a try
snake321
Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2007 6:21 pm
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If you wanna see good pro wrestling, with actual storylines that don't suck, great wrestlers, check out ROH. It's not on tv, you'll have to order it on dvd's. It's the biggest indie currently in the US. It easily beats WWE and TNA hands down, for sure.
rasha
Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 3:00 am
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I love wrestling! But my bro is more obsessed lol I have been watching since the early 90's I also like Hogan:) But I loved Stone Cold he was my Fav. I have recently started watching TNA I like it! My favorite wrestlers on there are Awesome Kong and Samoa Joe.
ButchCoolidge
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2007 9:16 pm
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I used to LOVE the WWF as a kid. I was obsessed with Hulk Hogan, the Undertaker, and then I was pretty into it during the Stone Cold/The Rock era. It definitely jumped the shark, though. I still turn it on sometimes when I'm stoned just for a laugh, but now it just strikes me as very goofy. It certainly provided me many years of entertainment, though
snake321
Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 2:49 pm
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I've been watching pro wrestling since I was a little kid, truthfully though I am sick of all the back stage politics and hollywood script writers who know not a thing about pro wrestling, this cancer that has invaded pro wrestling mainstream. Theyr wrecking pro wrestling's credibility. I mean watch a WWE show, hell a ppv, they've got entire segments wasted on "diva dodge ball" and stupid crap like that
ROH (Ring Of Honor), that is where it's at today, it's like today's ECW revolution, a slight bit too big to be called an indie but not yet big enough to be a mainstream company. So I'd call them a super indie. Match quality is better, it doesn't insult your intelligence like WWE/TNA, better storylines, it's all around a superior product to anything in wrestling mainstream.
Abangyarudo
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 10:55 pm
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Silver_Meteor wrote:
Abangyarudo wrote:
Silver_Meteor wrote:
I liked watching the WWF(now WWE). My father still watches professional wrestling.
yea I've been recently watching TNA myself. I got tired of the over the top storylines in WWE I guess I like to disillusion myself into thinking its more then a soap oprea and the x division stars in TNA are so physically gifted.
The competitive aspect is fake. We know that they decide who is going to win and who is going to lose. But the strength and skill required perform these matches (i.e lift a 250 pound guy over your head and slam him down or to execute one of those flying acrobatic jumps off a turnbuckle) is very real. So are they superb athletes like baseball or football players? You bet they are.
yes but somehow I like to disillusion myself I hate finishers that take too long. I like high flying spots although I know they are initated by both wrestlers. Thats why I like the indys so much and ring of honor. I know most matches are staged but its so unique and fun to watch something like the canadian destroyer and believe its an acutal competition. Too bad because of what wrestling moves can do to the body it'll never happen.
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