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Strikes and promo skills that are slightly better.
Then thats four things. AJ Remix is right too.
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Strikes and promo skills that are slightly better.
Vs Evan Bourne on ECW.
Neither of AJ's points make him a better professional wrestler.
First of all, why can't "small" matches be great?
Second of all, did you miss his work against Punk, Bourne, Ziggler, and Hardy or his tag matches against Los Colons, Rey/Michaels, and Punk/Kofi? Not all of it's great, but it's enough to suggest Morrison is criminally underrated at this point and one of the better workers that the WWE has.
Because he does flips. Right then. I'm done. You're a moron.
Makes his opponents look like gold? Check.Why is Evan a great wrestler?
Dude, cut it out. Do you know what telling a story in the ring even means?Small matches are usually rushed ones and don't give enough time for storytelling.
I did not miss his work but I just did not find them special. He's athletic but there isn't much of a story to his matches.
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Gets the crowd on his side with limited television time? Check.
Crisp, well-executed offense? Check
Dude, cut it out. Do you know what telling a story in the ring even means?
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I know the video is backwards, but this match has a story. A big one. Told in a matter of seconds and the crowd ate it up. Even if the IWC didn't. So your argument about short matches not having a story is just stupid.
There is a reason why he gets limited television time.
Two moves. Kicks and the SSP. Though I guess thats all you can do in 3 minute matches.
An angle more than a match? But it blew off in a 30 second match? So... You can have an angle in pro wrestling that does culminate in a match?Should I ignore the fact that this is more of an angle rather than a match? Or maybe I should ignore that they had a pretty good feud going on and most of the storytelling had been done prior to this match? Or maybe I should ignore Layla in that pig suit too because thats in no way related to the story?
Because he'll never be a star and therefore doesn't need it? Not a comment on his ability.
In that case I guess Kaval only knows two moves as well. Kick and stomp.
An angle more than a match? But it blew off in a 30 second match? So... You can have an angle in pro wrestling that does culminate in a match?
He's a good jobber. You need more than that to be a good wrestler
I'm undecided on Kaval the same way I am on Evan. I've not seen their indy work.
Mankind vs The Rock must've been real shit then.No but you could have given a better example. This is more of a case of a good storyline and good booking rather than a great match.
It's not, and that has been my point all along. They're both wrestling moves. The difference is that too many wrestlers rely on the 450 splash to pop a crowd, because they can't do german suplexes to pop a crowd, due to the fact they are terrible wrestlers.So this thread has basically proven my theory that, contrary to what everyone else is saying in here about how IWC smarks hate anyone that can't do flips, if a wrestler DOES in fact utilize a high-flying offense with flip moves, he is immediately shit upon and labeled a spot monkey.
Seriously, how the fuck is a 450 splash or tope any less of a wrestling move than a German suplex or figure four?
Mankind vs The Rock must've been real shit then.
Because their entire feud was story-driven. You take the story away from the matches and you just have senseless brawling.Why? Though I don't think their "I Quit" match is as good as some people say.
Because their entire feud was story-driven. You take the story away from the matches and you just have senseless brawling.
The match was story-driven. Way to prove my point. Besides the match itself wasn't where the story started. It was during Bret's return at the previous Survivor Series.I get your point. But there are also some matches which are not story driven. Like if you see Austin vs Hart at Wrestlemania 13 the match itself tells a pretty good story in itself. Not to say the storyline isn't great but the fact that the story is pretty much incorporated into the match itself.