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Volwark said:
You shouldn't be. His gimmick was better than most these days, and he was actually a decent wrestler. Godfather...well he was okay if just to see his STD entourage. Mmmm Ryan Shamrock.
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I still get a laugh when I remember "I choppy choppy your pee pee!"
 
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One thing I'll say about Vince Russo, he gives undercarders storylines. They're not always good, but its better than just having 500 matches between Sheamus and Christian and that constituting a feud.
 
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Rollins has to be, pound for pound, the most athletic guy WWE has had in a long time. And that's with Kofi Kingston here. Part of that problem is they don't use him though. I fear they won't use Rollins correctly when they break up the shield eventually.
 
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Daloth said:
Rollins has to be, pound for pound, the most athletic guy WWE has had in a long time. And that's with Kofi Kingston here. Part of that problem is they don't use him though. I fear they won't use Rollins correctly when they break up the shield eventually.
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He definitely is. Have you ever seen his Tyler Black character before the WWE? They actually let him show what he can do, and he's pretty darn incredible.
 
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That Raw was better than the Xtreme Rules Pay Review! Battle Royal to start off with a title change.......the constant making fun of Cinco De Mayo........the Shield vs Wyatt Family..........crazy....oh and dont forget Lana! The Kane bit was even funny....It would have been classic if they would have had a car with no engine so Kane could have come up from under the hood when Daniel checked it.
 
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Best part of the Kane car angle was the car not starting and Bryan saying it was because of wiring. Then somehow, Mr Goodwrench fixed the wires, bet down Kane, got in the car and . . . . eureka! It started.
 
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JR ranting again about rules. Pointing out out how idiotic it is for a guy to stand on a turnbuckle and wail on a guy 10 times with a closed fist . . . yet there's no blood, no black eyes, no puffy faces.
 
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I suck at the whole posting a link thing, but if you haven't seen the WWE tribute video to little Connor, google it and watch it. Seeing those types of videos is what's started to bring me back to wrestling. The men and women of the WWE know the impact they have on the kids and they genuinely seem to care. I'm not ashamed to admit I got pretty misty watching it. My hats off to all of them for giving that young boy such special memories to take with him. It's good to see the people behind the characters.
 
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Weezer said:
I suck at the whole posting a link thing, but if you haven't seen the WWE tribute video to little Connor, google it and watch it. Seeing those types of videos is what's started to bring me back to wrestling. The men and women of the WWE know the impact they have on the kids and they genuinely seem to care. I'm not ashamed to admit I got pretty misty watching it. My hats off to all of them for giving that young boy such special memories to take with him. It's good to see the people behind the characters.
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I admit I teared up! :cray:


[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RAhxhIHdpM[/youtube]

Watch WWE's touching tribute to Connor Michalek, a young fan who died from brain cancer

Watch WWE's touching tribute to Connor Michalek, a young fan who died from brain cancer

It's not every day you get to count all of the wrestlers in WWE as your friends, but one young boy was able to do exactly that. Connor Michalek first met his favorite wrestler Daniel Bryan through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, it didn't take long for thw two to become friends.

After visiting multiple WWE shows, including "Wrestlemania 30" on April 6, Connor has passed away. Dreaming of becoming a WWE wrestler one day, he dubbed himself "Connor the Crusher" and was able to join the extended WWE family. He got to meet all of his favorite wrestlers and leave a lasting impact on them.

"Connor was special for a million reasons," Bryan says. "His smile, he was so quick-witted. He was nice to everyone, but sometimes brutally honest." WWE put together a tribute video for Connor, showing just how involved he became with the wrestlers and it's something special.

He even got a full ring entrance, with the entire roster standing around the ring cheering him on, followed by a win over Triple H. "Wrestlemania 30" was Connor's last WWE event. After Bryan won the WWE World Heavyweight Championship in the main event, Connor was the first person he went to see at ringside. "He leaned over and said, 'Connor you mean a lot to me. You give me strength and helped me to earn this. Please keep on fighting'," his sad days. "He was elated."
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Weezer said:
I suck at the whole posting a link thing, but if you haven't seen the WWE tribute video to little Connor, google it and watch it. Seeing those types of videos is what's started to bring me back to wrestling. The men and women of the WWE know the impact they have on the kids and they genuinely seem to care. I'm not ashamed to admit I got pretty misty watching it. My hats off to all of them for giving that young boy such special memories to take with him. It's good to see the people behind the characters.
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Awesome
 
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