Your assumption that I know little about wrestling before the modern era just because I said I've seen it all in the modern era is more proof that your just a blow hard who thinks too highly of themselves.
An assumption means I what I say may not hold fact, trust me when I tell you this, when I scrutinize you and say you haven't got a clue I mean you haven't got a clue. And yes, I do think highly of myself, hence why my opinion is valuable and yours is worthless.
I never base my opinions on what's popular, I think for myself and form my own, so the fact there are only a few people on here who agree with me means nothing....I mean do the 7 people who agree with you seriously count as a majority? You're a tool.
You may want to base your opinions on facts, It'd be a good start from your non-sensical dribble-drabble about breaking someones neck or back due to the way he performs a move hes used for years, or that he is "stiff" for working a style you've little insight on. It seems as though I am a tool, a very well informed one, thank you. I'm a bit of a hammer.
People like stiff workers because they like realism even at the cost of other people. Why did Bob Holly have such a bad rep? Because he hurt people needlessly.
Or because he would routinely go out of his way to hurt people purposely. That's not stiff, that is shoot. Bob Holly was a perfectly respected worker by most who worked with him, hence for his long tenure within the WWE, very few have had poor things to say about e.g. Ken Anderson, Heidenreich and Jim Cornette. But they've poor opinions on him due to his manner backstage, his abuse of steroids and hypocrisy against others that used them and his attitude.
Your opinion mean absolutely nothing to me, but at least I respect others views. Although your highly amusing, I will no longer be participating in your obvious flaming. Have fun with your lonely self.
Awesome, now people will have less of your posts to ignore and I won't have to waste seven minutes correcting them. Claudio is a perfectly good worker, great even, hence why he was so respected by fans of his work coming in and there was such a buzz around his signing. Oh and dude, there are another four hundred users on the forum, it isn't just me and you. Have a nice day, though.
It's not when he lands, it rather when he is picked up. The first attempt is botched then Cesaro forces him up in a way that is not quite normal for the back as there was resistance. Just my opinion, I've seen people hurt like that before.
Just cause I noticed, yeah, that is the way the move is performed for one and two your issue is with Alex Riley, maybe you didn't pay attention but he couldn't even take the Gut Wrench Powerbomb correctly. Claudio intended to lift him as such and perform the move as such, go watch some more wrestling dude, come back when you learn a thing or two-hundred.
