>>2945929
I am tempted to say it's a work, but -- nah. He manages to be graceful most of the time though.

>>2945929

Maybe it is the pants and footwear? Or that he has to use some sort of offense that fits the character?

>>2945929
I don't get why people keep saying he's sloppy, it's really not that bad, just one or two hiccups here and there. It's not like watching a Sin C:ara match. Now that's cringe worthy

>>2945961

Sin Cara has been great in his last few matches.

>>2942792
Lol not sure if thats a joke or not...

>>2942795
It's right there on wwe.com and linked in this very thread.

Finally got around to seeing the show.

I watched it in in a soundproof room, with absolutely no spoilers. That was a blow-away show. I am stunned at how good this show was from top-to-bottom. I came in very negative about the booking and overall staleness of the product, but this was fantastic.

MOTN's:

1. Randy Orton vs Big Show
   
2. Brock Lesnar vs Triple H
   
3. The Shield vs Team Hell No
   

Worst of the Night:

1. Ryback vs John Cena. Ryback made it to his feet, Cena never did. So by default, shouldn't Ryback be the champion? The match was never officially stopped. There should have been some mention that the match was over to clear the air. I get that the finish builds to a rematch down the line, which is fine with me, but it cheapens the PPV for me.
   
2. Fandango vs Chris Jericho. At no point in this did Fandango wrestle anything that could be considered a match. Who the hell trained Fandango to wrestle? Did anyone? Fandango, who has been wrestling for more than 8 years, works like a guy who has been wrestling on indy shows for less than a year. Seriously, take this guy off TV and don't ever make me see him again. No buys.
   
3. Why did Brock Lesnar leave Paul Heyman in the ring after his match? Paul arguably gave Brock the victory with the low-blow, but after Brock exits the cage he just leaves him? After doing all these things to protect Paul Heyman, Brock Lesnar just left him lying there in the ring. Where's the logic in that?
   

Overall, I'd give it a 9/10. Bret Hart would give it 4/10

>>2945840

Do people not know how LMS matches work? There has been plenty of times when there's been a draw and a competitor has walked out draped over 2 refs like Ryborg.

He couldn't walk/leave under his own power. He just wasn't as "injured" as Cena

Not that im upset about Cena not being on the show but they could have at least done some via satelitte thing about his condition considering he refused medical attention last night

>>2945804
Well the point of the Ambulance match is that Cena didn't go in the ambulance at Extreme Rules, so Ryback is going to finish the job.

that pic. funny how they became hated rivals.

>>2945854

I hope Zack is still in the back of the ambulance selling like death whenever Cena/Ryback opens the door, and nobody on commentary acknowledges it.

>>2945743
WWE exec - "Hey Kevin... could you put Raw on for a few seconds and take a picture of you watching it. You don't have to watch. Just a few seconds to make it look good"

>>2945743
My munchies are kicking in so hard I was just staring at his chicken salad.

>>2945683
2 of those were him the rest were.


>>2945667
do they pay them? i figured it was a trade off for them plugging their show or whatever.

>>2945750

>I think @TitusONeilWWE did a good job on the post-show last night, but I am assuming @WWESheamus wasn't fond of his comments #RAW

This one in particular makes me cringe so hard. Completely different writing style from his usual and the very suggestion that he actually watched Extreme Rules last night. Golly.

>>2945690
http://youtu.be/BvTNyKIGXiI

>>2945699
Considering how often they get posted here (And discussed like they were written by HHH himself,) I'm pretty sure most people do read them.

>>2945702

>I was just happy he was enjoying the product*

is what that should read, nb.

>>2945690
Watch the product instead of letting the IWC's input effect your opinions. It really isn't hard to just watch stuff without getting worked up. If you still find it lacking watch other companies or older stuff you haven't seen.

>>2945630

Great job OP. Any chance you could do the others?

>>2945646
If you've got ideas for what to use for them, i'm open to it.

>>2945661
Lol I got nothing. Lets give it time.

>I'm new thread
>mfw

Step up, man. I just dove in head first when I got here.

I kid, I kid. Welcome, new /wooo/kie. And yes, I think it's fair to say we all miss Too Cool.

*awkward silence* is exactly what Grand Master Sexay got when he returned during the Lawler/Cole feud.

>2013
>not missing the Mean Street Posse

>>2945596
Who?

W-Why can't we just be happy for poor ol' Joe? ;_;

>>2944894

>The guys ready as fuck. Ambrose levels ready.

Hey now, I agree SHAH is better than a lot of people seem to be thinking but NO ONE is on Ambrose's level of readiness.

>>2945051
Hell, Ambrose is barely Ambrose level of ready

I thought he would be a decoy to set up Cesaro being the real new Heyman guy...because Cesaro wasn't on Raw at all...

>>2942096
Kobashi vs. Misawa 1/20/97

OP, you should really put "What is the /wooo/terion Collection: [ ~ ] /wooo/terion Collection [ / ~ ] (no spaces) into each thread you do on this so people can figure it out for themselves each time.

>still a bajillion options

UGGGGHHHH, I blame myself for being too lazy and unambitious to do this better than you. Voted for Kobashi/Misawa

>>2945428

I agree that we should do mid week preliminary votes or something, that way the Monday one is top 4 or 5. Also,

>That prize

Thanks, I needed a higher res version!

The worst part about this is that the bastard responsible will never be brought to justice.

>>2945373
>>2944790
TAZ ITS MR. WOOO WOOO WOOO ZACKIE E, ROBBIE E's COUSIN COMING FROM UP NORTH!

Sorry I'm late guys

Never forget.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=8g_TTzr6xN4#t=52s

To go from having the US title mean something in late 2011 to being thrown into the back of an ambulance and probably being wished the best in your future endeavors. Damn...

>>2945430
Swagger got a little nick on his shoulder. That was pretty excreme.

>>2945430

>Beat Debra

I never thought of it that way by putting WWE in the middle east would actually give them the fanbase they want... the faces will be cheered and heels will be boo'd.

Just do what I do OP.

Have your brother call you in for the Shield and D-Bry matches and then look up the results online. It certainly beats watching a shitty product for 3 hours.

>>2945236

LOLRNG

But eh. Don't think he looked terrible out of it. Yeah, Haitch was the focus. But they're still probably getting a PPV singles match out of that.

TNA have up and coming guys?

>>2945236
Not sure if lolrng

I expected Cesaro to attack HHH and replace Axel. Or for the ref to actually COUNT HHH OUT WHILE HE WAS OUTSIDE THE RING. I mean...I did not expect that ending at all. Wow.

The whole time I was "This is how it's ending? This how they end it?" Then...laughter because the entire end was just about him. Axel didn't even matter, ref straight up refused to give Axel the coutout victory too.

TNA hasn't been all that bad when it comes to talent in awhile. WWE is really hit or miss.

>>2943092
What are you implying about my Momoe?

>>2943107
It was just statements made by fans of hers in defense of her selling.

ARMBARS EVERYWHERE

ARMBARS EVERYWHERE

>>2945115

>Heyman in Final Fantasy

The franchise is officially saved, thank you based Square

>>2945031

>>2945115

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>>2944630

This shouldn't be considered official. Post-humorously changing results is bullshit. How can you fuckers complain about instant replays yet whine that Big E deserves to be champ when our RULES explicitly say no? Always the same with you guys. Muh heels guys, muh heels. Stuff it.

>>2944664
One of the mods of /wooo/ came up with almost exactly the same list, I just didn't add two that Celt did that made no sense to me.

>>2944641

Well how about giving actual arguments instead of baseless assumptions over how everything we're saying is because of bias?

Take the match out of the equation. Give me a good reason why the NXT title should be involved in this.

>>2944677

I'm not dissing you, just people who think that we should throw the rules out the window whenever it benefits our favorite wrestlers. Guess what, sometimes the "bad guys" win. Del Rio's reign will be the equivalent of Punk's reign (to the jimmies) in terms of a "bad guy" run that we hate.

I'm Bork, you are Haitch at Extreme Rules