scottyshowman82
Getting Noticed By Management
Forgive me mods, I know there is the "Hail Sabin" thread and I know there's obviously the PPV thread in concerning their match with Suicide in Slammiversary but I wanted to specificially talk about how good Kenny King and Chris Sabin are pulling off their work on TNA TV. It's a feud I look forward to when I turn on Impact Wrestling and right now really is one of the best feuds in pro wrestling period.
Chris Sabin when he burst on the scene in TNA was just so full of excitement and electricity. He pretty much took over the that exciting babyface role that A.J. Styles left behind when he moved up to become the NWA Heavyweight Champion. I always thought Sabin had what it took to follow in Styles' footsteps and be the next exciting X Division style guy to hang with the heavyweights but somehow it never came to be. Sabin was awesome in the Motor City Machine Guns, if I wanted to show a new young tag team how a great tag team works I would show then Guns doing their craft. Their series against Beer Money was so good and it's shame it doesn't get more credit outside of TNA fans and perhaps PWI Magazine. Unfortunately though Sabin had the injury.
I remember Chris Sabin showing up on Impact with the crutch and sunglasses holding back the tears, thinking that he may not wrestle again. It really wasn't a show anymore, it was really a young guy that loved wrestling got injured pretty bad and was much pouring his heart out to the crowd. You couldn't help but feel for the guy. I've never seen a guy move quite like Sabin does in the ring and for him to come back two ACL tears is truly remarkable.
You can see in Sabin's promos these days, he's a man that's lived, he's a man that's when through hardships, almost been broken, but wasn't and rose up. There's this new cold intensity about him and you feel like hell or high water he's gonna get that belt and he's gonna be star.

And with the great story comes the great villian. I'm an ROH fan too and I did feel bad when Kenny King left that company to vacate the tag titles and left Rhett Titus to fend for himself. Opportunities don't come easy in pro wrestling and I hope King and Titus left of good terms. As far as Kenny King in TNA, I'm still a big fan. Kenny King gets it man. he knows fans love a great persona, he knows they want great ring action. King is the total package. He's confident, he's braggadocios and he doesn't care who you are. He didn't hold anything back on Rob Van Dam and in a lot of ways in that feud Kenny King out RVD'd RVD. And then Sabin returned and the self proclaimed "Pretty Boy Pit Bull" did show some respect to Sabin letting him hold his belt, but what gall the X Division champion had telling Sabin that even on two good legs he couldn't handle what Kenny King brings to the table.
When I think of Sabin and King I'm excited for their futures. I'm excited where this feud is going to go. I'm excited for the fact that they're both bigger than X Division. I'm excited where these two hungry talented guys go after the X Division and beyond. I think they both have world champion potential and much like guys in the WWE who shined as Intercontinental champion and went on to do awesome thing in wrestling I think two are definately on that path. And yet another reason if you call yourself wrestling fan and you're not watching TNA or this feud, you're missing out my friend. For my money, it's one the best feuds going today.
Chris Sabin when he burst on the scene in TNA was just so full of excitement and electricity. He pretty much took over the that exciting babyface role that A.J. Styles left behind when he moved up to become the NWA Heavyweight Champion. I always thought Sabin had what it took to follow in Styles' footsteps and be the next exciting X Division style guy to hang with the heavyweights but somehow it never came to be. Sabin was awesome in the Motor City Machine Guns, if I wanted to show a new young tag team how a great tag team works I would show then Guns doing their craft. Their series against Beer Money was so good and it's shame it doesn't get more credit outside of TNA fans and perhaps PWI Magazine. Unfortunately though Sabin had the injury.
I remember Chris Sabin showing up on Impact with the crutch and sunglasses holding back the tears, thinking that he may not wrestle again. It really wasn't a show anymore, it was really a young guy that loved wrestling got injured pretty bad and was much pouring his heart out to the crowd. You couldn't help but feel for the guy. I've never seen a guy move quite like Sabin does in the ring and for him to come back two ACL tears is truly remarkable.
You can see in Sabin's promos these days, he's a man that's lived, he's a man that's when through hardships, almost been broken, but wasn't and rose up. There's this new cold intensity about him and you feel like hell or high water he's gonna get that belt and he's gonna be star.

And with the great story comes the great villian. I'm an ROH fan too and I did feel bad when Kenny King left that company to vacate the tag titles and left Rhett Titus to fend for himself. Opportunities don't come easy in pro wrestling and I hope King and Titus left of good terms. As far as Kenny King in TNA, I'm still a big fan. Kenny King gets it man. he knows fans love a great persona, he knows they want great ring action. King is the total package. He's confident, he's braggadocios and he doesn't care who you are. He didn't hold anything back on Rob Van Dam and in a lot of ways in that feud Kenny King out RVD'd RVD. And then Sabin returned and the self proclaimed "Pretty Boy Pit Bull" did show some respect to Sabin letting him hold his belt, but what gall the X Division champion had telling Sabin that even on two good legs he couldn't handle what Kenny King brings to the table.
When I think of Sabin and King I'm excited for their futures. I'm excited where this feud is going to go. I'm excited for the fact that they're both bigger than X Division. I'm excited where these two hungry talented guys go after the X Division and beyond. I think they both have world champion potential and much like guys in the WWE who shined as Intercontinental champion and went on to do awesome thing in wrestling I think two are definately on that path. And yet another reason if you call yourself wrestling fan and you're not watching TNA or this feud, you're missing out my friend. For my money, it's one the best feuds going today.