@KayfabeNPrivate@allan_cheapshot I saw one of these.
Michaels and Batista vs Flair and HHH at a house show in Newcastle.
It was awful. Just loads of posturing, little action, and a nothing finish.
@allan_cheapshot Yeah, I get that.
That presentation is absolutely key.
It's why I really struggle to watch WWE. Their overall presentation (commentary etc.) just really irritates me.
Whereas, I find AEW's presentation so much more respectful of their audience.
@allan_cheapshot We also got Angle vs Shawn @ Mania (with that brilliant set-up at the Rumble).
As well as the very first MITB.
I believe the kids say 'we ate well' in 2005 😊
@allan_cheapshot Oh, absolutely!
I loved all this well into my adulthood.
I think now I'm older, my tastes have changed slightly.
I still love crazy stuff, but bumps like this now make me feel uncomfortable.
@fpl_haizees@HITCSevens You clearly weren't watching then.
He hardly gave the ball away, if at all.
Was exceptional in defence, and during E.T. he was England's best offensive weapon in his breaks forward.
@fred_thfc@szyexcl Gakpo is better.
Can play in multiple positions, has far higher work-rate, and is better in De Zerbi's system as the inside forward breaking in to the box.
Leao is wildly inconsistent and has a poor work rate. He'd get found out in the Prem.
@CounterPressers Hard pass.
There is a reason no big club has been in for him all these years.
He is wildly inconsistent, and only turns up when he's in the mood.
You can't have these players in the modern game and expect to win anything.
I'd rather give Mikey Moore a run over Leao.