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One thing that did appear real, the ring sort of tilted down on the far end,
and the ref actually fell out of the ring in that area.
Jericho made LIST so much over. It's awesome to see non-living things get over. Almost every "thing" of Jericho is over.Yea someone mentioned on the Live Discussion thread that they were using the old ring so when it did happen it made sense. Using the new LED ring could have been a catastrophe, not only in possible permanent damage to the ring itself, but to the people in and around it.
It was a great spot none the less. I burst out laughing at the way the ref flew off the side, poor guy I hope he's alright. But yea loved the ending don't care if it's a work or not. It did the job of entertaining me and that's why I watch. Crowd loved it as well by the pop it got.
You know you've got problems when the ring or an ambulance gets the pop of the night.
No it wasnt a work, it was real. Ring that can withhold 20 superstars couldnt withhold Big Show and Strowman because Big Show weights 10000 pounds and Strowman at least twice that much. Also Strowman could easily lift ambulance car last week because they weight that 10000 pounds. Ergo, Big Show = Ambulance car. (sarcasm intensifies)Was this a work or did the ring actually give way from the force?
It was definitely a work. The camera panned out from the balcony a number of times before the superplex spot, as if they were teasing it. It was a very similar camera angle to the Lesnar/Show and the Show/Henry spots in the past.