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Post by Dusk on Aug 29, 2007 22:12:29 GMT -5
For #2- After Commercial Break The camera switches to the arena.You can see the ring which is already lifted into the air.There are ladders on the sides and the barriers were put far away from where the ring would stand. Ace:Now it's time for our, I would say, first Main Event of the evening:Showstopper defends the EWA United World Heavyweight Championship against Scott Buster, the winner of the No.1 contender tournament, in a ring of Insanity.Ross:The fans and also our announce table got put away from the action because the ring can topple and sway and if one superstar falls then the fans should be out of the way.This match right there is extreme and I'm sure someone's going to get hurt.Buster's music hits the ring and the crowd starts to cheer loudly as they get to their feet. Ace:You just talked about someone will get hurt but we shouldn't forget that the contender Scott Buster already is hurt.Ross:That's a big dissadvantage.Even if they would go one on one in singles it would be bad for Buster but that match is like the name says insane!Buster spins onto the stage from behind the curtain.He still has the bandaged shoulder but he looks ready.He stands in his taunt position as he stops spinning.Pyro blasts up behind him a few times.Buster looks up to the ring before he starts walking down the ramp. Ross:Can he even climbe up there with an injured shoulder? ? For#1- The ShowStopper reaches the bottom first, and begins throwing the copious, strewn weapons into the ring- chairs, trash cans and an oversized ladder manage to land in the ring Yeah, It was more than 12 feet #2 However, halfway down he stops as he sees The ShowStopper limp to his feet Ross: Good grief! Buster took a leap of faith to hit The ShowStopper, but the veteran moved- and there you see the results: Buster undulating on the ground in angst Ace: And look Ross, he tried to break his fall by landing on his injured arm! He’s grabbing it and screaming in woe- this is fantastic The pain which the move caused forces him to relinquish his grip on the ladder and accordingly falls to the floor. Buster lands on his feet, but stumbles and collapses, clutching his arm in anguish Ross: Wow, both these men appear to be exhausted. Buster’s only standing due to the ropes and The ShowStopper’s too fatigued to prevent Buster from getting in. The instant Buster turns around, The ShowStopper hits a blatant low blow and follows it up with an Impaler DDT onto the open steel chair Ross: THE BUSTER!!! THE BUSTER!!! THE BUSTER!!! He hit it! That’s gotta be it! Ace: Oh no! It was on a steel chair as well. My God, ShowStopper, do something! Ross: But Buster’s out too…and look, The ShowStopper’s face is covered in blood now as well! This match has been unbelievable HMMM#1 Buster then grabs a ladder and sets it up. The with his one good arm, he climbs to the top at a snail's pace. Ace: My God Ross, The ShowStopper hit Sweet Chin Music on Buster and sent him through 2 of the 4 tables! This is truly insanity! Ross: But what in God’s name is The ShowStopper doing now? He’s ascended the ladder in the ring and is balanced up there… #2 The visuals show medical staff attending to both men and the crowd on their feet in unison, clapping and cheering Because of that For the last one- Not because they disagree, but because critisism towards the person's decisions tend to cause this. + I'm not the only one that's been getting stuff like this, although I have been in many of them recently. It's not the logic that pisses me off, it's your inability to let something end without being the one to get a final say.
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Post by Booker T on Aug 29, 2007 22:22:15 GMT -5
Point plz.
Point plz.
Point plz.
Point plz. All you've done is prove that I exploited the arm and actually used psychology in the match. Unless that a bad thing nowadays.
Point plz.
Because of what for what? Are these just random quotes or they here for some reason. Please explain.
Wait, you expected critisise people's matches and them not to be defended?
Do you not see the hypocrisy in your finbal statement?
I would like this thread to stay on topic btw, if that isn't too much of an ask.
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Post by Dusk on Aug 30, 2007 9:25:31 GMT -5
For the first quote- not even the announcers believe he can go up a ladder with an injured arm before the match. Second quote- That would require both arms. An injured shoulder would limit any lift-up, much less lifting a person. Third quote- I'll get to it later in this post. Fourth quote- breaking it down then What about this do you not understand? from the looks of things you quite obviously have not read the match description and have decided to add things on. THERE ARE NO 12 FOOT LADDERS!!!!! The ring will be suspended 10 feet in the air. Now thats not exactly a pleasent walk down the stairs. The ring will be moving. It'll spin, jerk, vibrate and tilt. The ring will have four ladders to get back in when you fall out these ladders may combust at anytime. Below the ring will b just the arena floor. Hanging from under the ring will be lots of weapons, which may fall from time to time. This match will definately be the most brutal match of all time. I guarenty to you, that nobody will be the same after this match. Now I would like Showstopper to come out and do one of two things. Come out here and admit that he is afraid and will conceed to the limits that I am willing to go to prove my dominance, or he can boldly accept this challenage and get beat down. Should he accept, it will happen at Winter-Feast as a double main event. So Showstopper, what do you say? TBC Showstopper, Anyone involed Did you or did you not throw in a ladder in the ring? Then there was a ladder, maybe more than 12 feet but that still goes into ROI2- 12 foot ladder +10 feet above ground=22 feet above the ground yet was still balanced? The fact that you sustained no injury with the momentum onto a guy ontop of a table and an announcer's table making it up into the ring under two minutes after that, Buster WITH a messed up arm-unrealistic, plain and simple. Being oversized, then that would be more than a 25 foot drop. Still made it in the ring uner two minutes? Next Quotes- 1.You limp to your feet. You've got one foot to rely on now. 2.At this point that arm can't help him up a ladder. Pretty hard to scale up a ladder with one arm unless you're good enough to run up and balance yourself. 3.Yes, that's what I expected. So that woul mean he'd go through that again after the moonsault elbow drop thing or he was good enough to run up and balance himself. 4.Only standing cause of the ropes huh? Too fatigued to stop an entrance? This would be before the tables thing, so after the flip elbow down two tables, up under two minutes is unrealistic. 5&6.I need to see more TLC matches. You need to watch New Years Revolution 2006. A bloodied Cena kicks out of a spear and a second pin attempt. It does take him a while to get up. Quotes after- 1. Snail's pace, before the moony-elbow. 2.There was a ladder in the ring, so WTF? 3.WM, Swanton Bomb from a ladder to Edge on a ladder. That was about a seven foot difference and Edge was out on a stretcher. I don't believe Jeff got up under two minutes. And this illogical how? In that manner- no no, not really. You replied haven't you? And almost all of them ask for my point.
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Post by He Who Must Not Be Named on Aug 30, 2007 14:37:36 GMT -5
Its funny, you guys have the best arguments
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Post by "Somewhere behind the horizon" on Aug 30, 2007 15:44:34 GMT -5
I have to agree with Virus. No one does it better than IK and SS.
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Post by Booker T on Aug 30, 2007 16:54:59 GMT -5
That's the stupidest arguement I've seen in a long while. if he couldn't climb up the ladder then I win, no point in having the match.
No it wouldn't. Have you seen a spinebuster?
Third quote- I'll get to it later in this post.
Fourth quote-
That was in reference to there being a 12 foot laddder holding up the ring, and then the ring being 10 feet above the ladder. I misunderstood you.
Because the tables have zero height?
WTF!?! How did you get to that conclusion. You're clutching at straws here. I never mentioned having and injured leg. This goes back to hyperbole.
Watch MITB 1 when Beniot had one arm. it's easy to climb up a ladder with one arm. The good arm balances while the feet move up. seriously, you're points are becoming more and more ridiculous.
I think this is the same as the point above but I don';t know whicxh quote you're referring to.
Please, you're telling me to watch a Cena match? Are you f*cking kidding me!?! You need to watch the first (& best) elimination chamber to get an accurate idea of what goes on. Watch TLC's 1, 2 & 3. Seriously, the fact that you're using a Cena match against me devalues your arguement so far it's not funny.
Point? It was still shown that they get in, snail's pace or not. You can't dispute that.
See point above
WM 17 (from memory). hardy its a Swanton through two tables on Spike Dudley & Rhyno. he's up in under two minutes tightroping across three ladders and grabbing the belt. Seriously, don't expect to use your 3 year WWE wrestling knowledge and compete.
Again, point?
How exactly can I reply if I have no idea WTF you're on about?That was a ridiculous thing to say.
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Post by Dusk on Aug 30, 2007 19:16:47 GMT -5
1. Thank you. no because you break through them right? *applause* Benoit wasn't bloody and didn't go through two tables off a ladder before he started climbing did he? Same point, I just found a different quote. nvm I'm using a Cena match against you, I wonder what that says. Elimination Chamber 1, that's the one Shawn Michaels won right? Then yeah, I got an accurate idea. Then it's Hardy's fault since he got up at different speeds in two different matches. btw, a better example would be Matt and Bubba's fall from an oversized ladder from inside the ring, to the outside, down two tables. (very familiar) They didn't get up that fast now did they? A ring 10 feet above the ground and Hardy falling on a stationed Dudley and that would have almost been the same. I guess I did watch TLC 2 Remembering TLC 2, I'll take this time to say that everyone used their finisher or tag finisher and I believe every tag had moments where it looked like they broke something. The match was like 9 minutes long also, so in RP form it was like what? Five paragraphs? Within two lines HBB almost broke his neck. The first post (3 paragraphs) had like seven finishing moves, oh but that's not "lame tbh"? The rest wasn't anything special apart from someone going through an announcers table. Pretty disappoiting considering the standard expected of ladder matches. Thanks for reminding me of the TLC 2 match cause I never would have tried to remember that against you. LOL, and I'm a hypocrite.
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Post by Mr. P on Aug 30, 2007 20:06:06 GMT -5
you guys have problems
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Post by Booker T on Aug 31, 2007 0:45:50 GMT -5
And they don't break your fall at all?
*Bow*
No, he went through having his arm almost mutilated, taking about 4 crossbody's on the outside, a spear, getting thrown off the ladder about three times, a chokeslam, T-bone and countless other moves. Yeah, you get the point.
LMAO at your logic! No, you're trying to compare one of the worst sellers in the history of wrestling with (argueably) the best. Your arguements are getting more and more preposterous by the second. How can anyone take you seriously when you try and say that Cena's a better seller than HBK?
You seriously are burying yourself further. Even the stupidest of wrestling fans know that everything gets sold differently. Why do finishers work on Raw, but they get kicked out of at WM? How come in single normal matches a chairshot knocks you out cold, which in a hardcore match barely knocks you off your feet? I feel like I'm losing brain cells explaining this stuff to you. I would have expected better of you especially.
The difference is, those finishers weren't all used at the beginning and after those moves, the match still escalated. And there's no way the match went under 15. You're making ridiculous statements again. In MITB 2, the match went from seven finishers in the first post, to a normal match for the rest, with the exception of someone going through a table. 5 posts, one bump which was bigger than the original post. You have no case.
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Well thanks for thanking me, but you just ended up reducing your credibility further.
Yes you are a hypocrite, as I've proven over and over again. And if you're not, then you're a pathalogical liar. Your choice homes. ;D
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Post by Dusk on Aug 31, 2007 9:53:46 GMT -5
I dunno, are we talking about the thin WWF tables or thick splintering tables?
Yes, a 20 year wrestler and former World Heavyweight Champion really knows how to take a hit in one of his many ladder matches. That can't compare with someone who was here for like a month at that time and has never heard of an ROI. But no one really expected Buster to do so well, so I'll give him that.
I haven't written anything like "NYR 2006 Owned Elimination Chamber 1" so I haven't really compared them, you have. I don't know how you got "I think Cena is better than HBK" when what I said is that I saw EC1, so I have an accurate idea, and a side joke that I guess got your panties in a bunch.
1. like the Elimination Chamber? 2. WTF? You obviously have. How did it go from Matt and Bubba went through almost the same sh*t in ROI, with the exception of a ring 10 ft above ground, to this?! That was close to identical in the same match you spoke of and you used a Jeff Hardy Swanton against me? Either you didn't see that part of the match or you realized that they don't get up that fast.
I guess it depends. If you're counting the entrance and the setup, then you're right. I guess I shouldn't give new guys so much credit. I mean they don't know how to work a match yet it's still on a poll for the best match.
Meh, MITB2 and ROI2 is all that's been argued about. If we ever got as deep into the other matches then we'd probably see which is best.
Neither, dyslexia.
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Post by Booker T on Aug 31, 2007 10:07:10 GMT -5
So is this arguement over?
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Post by Dusk on Aug 31, 2007 10:11:34 GMT -5
I dunno. You gonna post something?
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Post by Booker T on Aug 31, 2007 10:13:27 GMT -5
Where I come from it's not cool to argue with the mentally handicapped.
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Post by Dusk on Aug 31, 2007 10:22:31 GMT -5
LMAO, I've said a few times that I was dyslexic so this isn't the first time you've seen it. If I knew a reading problem counts as mentally hanicapped hell I would have used it as an excuse for everything. D*mn shame no one sees it until I either say it or have to read something.
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