It's total loser behavior. Shows a total lack of any understanding. Take any legendary pro wrestling tough guy, Brody, Hansen, Road Warriors, Haku, Bruiser, Crusher from the past, put them in a JJ match with no experience in it and random guy is going to tap them. The guys like Robinson or Gotch would be the exception because they knew that game.
sometimes whenever a new wrestler comes out with some bullshit i always reread this and feel at peace remembering you can't trust anyone https://t.co/VdVLDgErTQ
@nguyenhdi Yes, this exactly. “It should be meaningful for both parties” - sometimes the meaningful part of the conversation about someone else’s interest is what you’re learning about them and what that means to you.
Honestly the 30-50 Feral Hogs tweet is the best tweet of all time. Initially met with general derision, the author was eventually vindicated and most of us (including myself) had to reassess how we perceived the world outside of our experience. Incredibly humbling, 10/10
Caleb Williams you are the icon of Chicago now. Cult of Personality is your theme song. You will yell that it’s clobbering time before games. You hate Colt Cabana now. So it is written
Regardless of timing or perceived intent, the general message from Mr. Regal remains a positive one. Tribalism, whataboutism, and other ‘isms’ aren’t needed here.
Safety often takes a back seat when a wrestler is locked in and actively chasing the dragon. We all sometimes need a voice from afar to tether us back to reality and to tell us that the risks have consequences. The odds aren’t in our favor and none of us will walk away unscathed.
This isn’t company vs company or wrestler vs wrestler. This is about a general awareness and a knowing that the cost of what we do is directly related to the amount and severity of risk(s) that we take.
Keeping that in mind, as athletes, we aren’t all created equally. As responsible adults, we need to be realistic and know our own physical limits. I’d have to give my head a shake if I wanted to try a twisting shooting star, but I’d never say a word to Pac.
I look at this all as great food for thought. Something to always be cognizant of. It shouldn’t be about making it a competition.
Thank you, Mr. Regal.
So when I was about 13-14 me and some buddies were having band practice in our drummer’s garage and were playing “Killing in the Name” and during the “Fuck you I won’t do what you tell me” part of the song a neighbor dad came over and yelled at us to turn down our music and we were scared so we did and that kind of sums up Rage Against the Machine’s fan base.