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Post by tyrant on May 1, 2007 15:45:45 GMT 10
Leave your reasons. Don't spam this topic.
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Post by Thomas 'The Imitator' Kennedy™ on May 1, 2007 16:27:01 GMT 10
Yeah. A lot of indy feds do that. Over emphasising stuff I mean. I think it's because people got tired of the old school styled matches. Hell ECW broke off from the NWA for that kind of reason. I like some old school kinds of wrestling but I'd say it died with the NWA. Obviously the titles didn't but the organisation sure did.
I mean the original fed obviously. It died a long time ago.
How convenient that there's a stop spam now add. ;D
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Post by saaaaaa on May 1, 2007 19:45:09 GMT 10
Well it does but it's what Modern Fans desire now. Nobody (Except Smarks) would be able to watch a 20 minute match filled with crisp technical moves and a clean finish.
People like weapons or 1000 flips before they fall.
Me personally i love watching old school NWA wish there was still similar stuff around.
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Post by toxindeath on May 1, 2007 20:19:21 GMT 10
they do but there are some that u can wrestle technical style look at byran danielson and some guys in roh wrestle technical even now but hey its what the public wants
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Post by Fudd on May 4, 2007 23:50:18 GMT 10
i voted yes...obviously...
but i actually am enjoying this "new breed" of wrestling tallent in feds like TNA CZW the list goes on.
of guys performing phenominal acts to entertain the fans and heck if it gets the job done whats there to worry about.
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Post by johnnyboi on May 5, 2007 7:53:57 GMT 10
i like a mixture of the both
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Post by bigwilly on May 13, 2007 14:10:42 GMT 10
yer i agree johnny, u need a mix too much technical= boring, too much high flying= gets boring because keeps on reapeating it self, mixture of both= mmmm yummy wrestling
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Post by system on May 23, 2007 17:40:13 GMT 10
Yes, i dont think there is too much wrong with that.
My favourite matches are Technical (Joe Vs Punk II, Steamboat vs
Flair) but street fights are good too, and usually add emphasis for a fued. Spot matches usually get the crowd going at the start of shows, and watching wrestlers perfrom cool flips/moves regardless if it isn't technically sound is still enjoyable.
Wrestling Society X was an exaxmple of "spotty" matches, that sucked. CZW's matches are a bit over the top of me, but others might like it.
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