The WrestleZone Tournament Has Begun

[ScreaminNormanSmiley]

Hulk's dead inside, so even that shouldn't help Eddie.

 

[Final Form Snyper.]

Hulk's dead inside, so even that shouldn't help Eddie.

I don't see how Eddie gets through here. Hulk was Wrestling in the 80's and here and there throughout the early to mid 90's. Hulk you could say was as much of a career Main eventer as you can be. He was Wrestlemania for years. Head lining 6 times.

 

[JGlass]

Furthermore, Hulk Hogan has destroyed legends. Eddie has beaten some greats, but how many legends would you say he's beaten? Not too many, if any.

 

[Final Form Snyper.]

Hogan beat Andre the Giant, who was such a big draw he chose who and when people could go over him, Psycho Sid when they billed him as the unstoppable force, even though it was by DQ it was still a big win with how Sid was being booked. Others like St Slaughter, Roddy Piper, Paul Orndorf and ............. Vince McMahon.

 

[Coco]

I can vote Eddie over Edge because Eddie is straight better than that injury prone disgrace to my country. But over Hogan? Never.

Can't believe Cena-Jericho is so close. Well I can believe it, but it's ******ed. Same with Batista losing so decisively to Undertaker.

 

[Little Jerry Lawler]

I learned more about physics from Tastycles than I did from one year of physics' courses in college.

 

[Coco]

Last I checked neither of these men have ever used the others finisher to win a match so even playing field as far as im concerned. Also when Cena beat Jericho he wasn't in his prime. Jericho has faced far stiffer rougher opponents in Japan. The thing hurting Jericho here is how weak Cena's moves are. I mean in reality Cena's moves shouldn't put anyone down so how can Jericho win with them. Jericho is by far better and would win any other match other than this bullshit gimmick match designed to get Cena farther.

My sides are splitting.

 

[a0161613]

Guys, look out for a poster called Alex Riley's Apprentice. His post in the Cena/Jericho thread, especially his last point made me chuckle.

 

[JGlass]

Alex Riley's Apprentice is a horrible, horrible poster. I haven't seen one argument from him yet that isn't completely terrible.

 

[Coco]

He's my new favorite poster. Absolutely hysterical.

 

[JGlass]

I can't tell if he's a troll or if he's serious. He seems too passionate about it to be a troll, but he could just be a really good troll.

 

[Coco]

We need more from him in the Book This section. I want to see his vision articulated at the greatest length possible.

 

[Shocky]

I hope he's trolling. I just read his Lesnar/triple H post.

 

[Hulk Hogan's Brother]

He doesn't need to swing the ladder once to win the match. Hell, the ladder doesn't even need to enter the equation. Thesz will put him in the dreaded headlock or hammerlock, and Vader will yawn. Thesz will be surprised, then look at a tape from the 90's, and notice that his big finishing holds are nothing but painless rest holds now.

Dude, by that logic Hulk Hogan should have won no match after 1990. I have regularly seen big guys use the leg drop and even the smallest of guys get up after it as if it is nothing. But Hogan continues winning matches by that exact move. Why? Because that is his damn finisher. If Thesz applied a headlock to a guy in even 2010 the guy would tap out unless and until it is someone of the likes of Hogan or Austin. Because Thesz is a big name in wrestling and his finisher will be devastating move no matter how basic a move it is.

 

[CH David]

In my almost two years here I'm finally realizing that the WrestleZone Tournament is about the lulz, not the matches.

 

[Big Nick Dudley]

Jericho/Cena is a lot closer than I thought it would be. The winner goes against Austin in the next round, right?

 

[SavageTaker]

I'm glad to see Randy Savage is winning so far. I hope he wins the whole Houston region. And if he faces Hart next round then I already have an argument for him.

 

[Hyorinmaru]

Dude, by that logic Hulk Hogan should have won no match after 1990. I have regularly seen big guys use the leg drop and even the smallest of guys get up after it as if it is nothing. But Hogan continues winning matches by that exact move. Why? Because that is his damn finisher. If Thesz applied a headlock to a guy in even 2010 the guy would tap out unless and until it is someone of the likes of Hogan or Austin. Because Thesz is a big name in wrestling and his finisher will be devastating move no matter how basic a move it is.

I hope you mean pass out because making Vader tap out will accomplish nothing in a ladder match.

 

[Nate DaMac]

Jericho/Cena is a lot closer than I thought it would be. The winner goes against Austin in the next round, right?

I don't see how that's possible since they aren't in the same region.

 

[Big Nick Dudley]

I don't see how that's possible since they aren't in the same region.

Nope..they sure aren't.

Lesson here, kids--read before asking stupid question.

 

[Uncle Sam]

Can't believe Cena-Jericho is so close. Well I can believe it, but it's ******ed. Same with Batista losing so decisively to Undertaker.

Don't worry, bro. I'm on it.

 

[Hulk Hogan's Brother]

I hope you mean pass out because making Vader tap out will accomplish nothing in a ladder match.

I was questioning him on the validity of the arguement that a finisher is less effective because it is a basic move nowadays. It has little to do with the match itself.

But yes the point was that if the move is effective in 1970, it is effective in 2010 as well if applied by the same wrestler. That is the way pro wrestling works.

 

[Hyorinmaru]

I agree with you.

Just look at Bob Backlund and the CrossFace ChickenWing

 

[shattered dreams]

This could be Hogan's year. If he wins this round he faces Eddie or Edge, and he should go over both, and from there he either face Thesz, Vader, Austin, or Punk (yeah right), and the only one of those who should give him any trouble is Austin, and I still say he goes over there.

Hogan would have all kinds of trouble with Austin in an IWC tournament. Fair or not.

I don't see anyone in the New York region that gives him any problem with the exception of the Rock, but if he goes over Stone Cold I think he goes over Rocky as well.

No wayz rock undefeatedz vs Hogan!!!! He owniz him!!!!!!

Can't believe Cena-Jericho is so close. Well I can believe it, but it's ******ed. Same with Batista losing so decisively to Undertaker.

Only the booking of the shittiest period in wrestling history matters!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Big Nick Dudley]

Hogan would have all kinds of trouble with Austin in an IWC tournament. Fair or not.

Why would Austin beating Hogan be unfair? If that's what you're getting at.