Lover of enthusiasm. Continual Chronic Anemia survivor. classic wrestling, nerd games of all sort, and reading are my jams. Husband of the bookiest of bookworms
I know nobody reads this but I feel compelled to shout it from every platform I have. I lost my best friend of over a decade yesterday. Buster was a good boy, and a great bud. I’ll miss him forever but I know that he’ll always be with me, just waiting for his pizza crust.
@fromtimeJZ @TheJimCornette@GreatBrianLast I’m not a fan of the “Dick the Boozer” moniker. I can’t stand his work and sad attempts to look badass but mocking the real world alcoholism Moxley has dealt with leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
@BigGo8t @ansuarmy @dylan_byrd@CallMeRanbob That was also in WCW which was traditionally a heel champ promotion compared to the WWE who has always been heavier on babyface champs.
@Upgr8dedMoney@OsheaJacksonJr@bullyray5150 I feel it’s safe to say he’d agree it wasn’t always like this. It’s only truly been that way since WWE outlast all the original territories. Late 80s Sting working with Flair, Funk, and Muta had for sure made it.
@NESTough @WrestleClips The centripetal force caused by the roll over keeps the recipient from landing directly on their head. It instead acts as more of a glancing or stunning blow instead of blunt force trauma like a traditional piledriver.
Or something else maybe, I’m not a wrestling doctor.