jacob_burman wrote:krayzie Bone wrote:Tozawa is probably the worst Japanese wrestler I've seen in quiet some time now. Well certainly the worst out of all other Dragon Gate USA guys.
I defend Ian rotten not because he needs my defense or because you are attacking him, I simply defend what he did for this business, and love him or hate him he did a lot. Now if I was a wreslter I probably would have hated him too, but you see I'm not a wrestler, I just want to see good wrestling. If you guys want to get involved in politics and be part of this business, the answer is simple; get trained and then you can trash Ian all you want for not paying you, exc, as for now just buy your tickets and enjoy the show, its that simple.
Meltman, you told me to "grow up" Well when I grew up is when I stopped watching WWE.
I'm just going to jump in because I'm a bit drunk right now and it seems fun. ANYWAYS, funny how you say you defend him because what he did for the business, then you talk about growing up and not watching WWE anymore. I'm sorry, but let's be honest, love him or wish he burns in hell, Vince McMahon Junior did a heck of a lot for this business. Sure, there are some wrong things he does, but the man does pay wrestlers a hell of a lot better than most people, he got wrestling to a whole other level with PPV, brought wrestling to a bigger audience, and let's be honest, wrestling shouldn't be about T&A and a whole bunch of blood, it should be about pure entertainment and this whole PG is actually a smart BUSINESS decision.
BTW, since I just had a brain storm, probably because I did a Paul London/RVD/Kendrick too, before you come up with the whole John Cena and PG is bad, take a look back at during the Hulk Hogan era. That guy held the belt forever and drew millions of people to watch the product. Damn guy couldn't wrestle, but hey, everyone watched. Can you really say it's a bad idea to try to see if they can recreate the magic with Cena? Everyone was a Hogan fan and then it rolled into Austin/Rock and then they got older and mainly stopped watching. Is it wrong for WWE to go back to the cycle, start with Cena in that idea, and then roll out a new Austin/Rock type era? Think about that one mister.
And sorry about this being totally off topic, but I don't get a guy that wants to defend one guy who is hated by people, though he has "done good for the business" and yet ripped on the WWE.
In a forum that has gone off topic, defending WWE is a total and completely unnecessary rat hole.
I get what Krazie Bone is putting down. He does not like Tozawa. I really dug Tozawa and enjoyed his match from DDT2010 and other matches I watched on the youtube. Me and him talked about this during and after the show. No big deal. If Tozawa comes back Krazie Bone will boo, I will cheer, and we will both jump out of the way when he dives though the rope into the crowd bare assed. agreed to disagree.
IWA MS had some great matches and some fucking awful garbage. It was a place that a lot of people made a name for themselves, Chuck, Hero and Punk to name a few, and a lot of dudes worked for a while and faded into obscurity. Where these guys paid for their time and effort? Signs point to no. IWA ripped off wrestlers, fans, money marks, venue owners, and Mike Levy. They had their time to shine, and the company fell down due to their business practices. That's not justice, but fans act like they got rich exploiting people. In the end IWA killed their brand, which at one point meant something in pro wrestling. By all accounts, no one got rich and the talented guys found home promotions elsewhere. Again, thats not justice, and I am sure some wrestlers could have made it that company was managed better. Krazie Bone seems to be nostalgic for the days of Low Ki vs Necro, Hero vs Punk, Quack vs Claudio and among others.
Im assuming a lot, and if I've assumed too much let me know. One guys opinion.
