KB Answers Wrestling Questions

[El Rev sXe]

Without counting NORTH American wrestlers and the american wrestling style, who would you say is the best wrestler in the world today?

Thoughts on La Parka?

 

[ChickenWaffles]

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Bret Hart

 

[klunderbunker]

I don't typically follow stuff outside North America.

Not bad and his stuff from Mexico is far more interesting.

Bret is great but he never quite hit the top level and it's due to a lack of a rub.

 

[Hologram]

Thoughts on Jim Cornette?

 

[klunderbunker]

Great mind for wrestling, gets WAY too opinionated at times.

 

[ChickenWaffles]

Are there any particularly good shoot interviews you'd reccomend watching? The Nash ones on Youtube are pretty entertaining.

 

[klunderbunker]

Cornette's are good if nothing else for the sheer amount of stories you get from him.

 

[Johnny Scumm]

Kurt Angle, should he just get the fuck out?

 

[klunderbunker]

He needs to get some help. If that's rehab, a suspension, firing or whatever, he needs help before something bad happens to him, as in really bad.

 

[Remy LaCroix]

What do you know about Paul Boesch's Houston Wrestling? Best matches? Best wrestler(s) to come out of there?

 

[klunderbunker]

I know it's a pretty well respected indy company but I'm not the best at stuff from the 70s and earlier. World Class (the company that became World Class at least) dominated Texas at that point so he was probably overshaddowed by taht. Based on the time and when he closed down, it sounds like another territory that was taken over by the national movement, which is the case for dozens of promotions. As far as specifics, I don't know much about it.

 

[Craig-O-Mac]

What is the best wrestling book you've read and why did you like it so much?

Which wrestling book left you less than impressed?

 

[klunderbunker]

Have a Nice Day. Just all of the stories and passion you can see from Foley.

Piper's book. There are stories that common sense will tell you are bogus.

 

[Remix]

Does the apronbump in this match (at 3:36) look as terrifying to you as it does to me?

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[klunderbunker]

That's a spot I've seen done a lot in WCW and ECW. it does look scary but I've seen it a bunch of times before.

 

[Remix]

Really? I'd never seen it before and while it was done safely (though I'd bet Bo's shoulder hurt like hell afterwards) it looked fucking lethal. Guess that's what made it so effective to me.

Did you watch the rest of the match?

 

[Awesome_Miz]

What did you think about the botch that beth did?

 

[klunderbunker]

I didn't watch it, no.

That it was one of about five that were botched in the match.

 

[Remix]

Fair enough. I'd reccomend it though, if you ever feel like watching a random match featuring two guys you've barely heard of.

 

[¡Roján!]

Okay, KB, I'm fairly certain there's no difference between a no holds barred match and a no DQ match. Am I right?

 

[klunderbunker]

Not that I know of.

 

[911 JP]

Do you find the Del Rio - Cena feud underwhelming?

 

[klunderbunker]

Yeah. There's no feel of conflict there and I have no reason to want to see the match.

 

[The Man They Call WMD]

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I watched this whole Raw. This is part four, I just wanted to ask a question about it. All the talent are way over and they are all great talented charachters for the most part. What I took away is how full of a roster they had.How come their is no longer depth in drawing talents. Also, watching this kind of program makes me resent the current one for how poor it is. Do you ever feel this way?

 

[klunderbunker]

Not really. I don't see the point in thinking about how great a show used to be as it's not going to be like that again all of a sudden. There's a lot of good stuff going on today but it gets buried by everyone that can't let go of the past.