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I never thought I'd say this but Orton sold that pretty well. The whole "I snapped" thing. It really seemed as if he was having an internal struggle after doing that.
How vicious of a kick was that though? wow. Last week's Sweet Chin Music on Cena looked wicked but this weeks "punt" by Orton just looked sick. I'm actually finding myself starting to like Orton as a main guy. |
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I was so hoping he punted Stephanie too... Just would have been so classic.
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So now what... Orton going to turn into "Stone Cold" Randy Orton?
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I think its gonna happen mainly for this reason. No matter how bad he was the week before he seems to get cheered more. and I remember thats what happend with Austin. so I think he will be like austin in the fact that he is no matter what he does, he's gonna get cheered. |
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Orton has gotten better at almost everything and I doubt many would argue that
But as an Austin type of person I could oddly see, I mean Austin beat the crap out of everyone good or bad, he didn't care and that is what Orton pretty much does And think about it, the two people in his crew have a weird connection to Austin Ted's dad was his manger, and Austin had many battles with the Rhodes family So why not push him in an Austin type of way |
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The thing where he lacks in that respect is the ability to truly cut a memorable promo. Austin could do it at the drop of a hat. So it could be hard for them to give him a mega push like that. However, if they pushed him with a young guy who has no respect for anyone but himself (McMahon's included)... then i'd buy into it. |
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Alright then, here is a new question
Who will be the next wrestler? Now I will give 6 names from the past and I wonder who you think could be the next. Steve Austin: Randy Orton The Rock: ? Hulk Hogan: John Cena Randy Savage: Jay Lethal (I think he has done a great job with the gimmick) Sting: ? Ric Flair: ? Now I know they are all recent but if you have other people in mind then through them in there |
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Steve Austin: Randy Orton The Rock: John Cena Hulk Hogan: No one has been in that area... if you include Cena, have to include Rock. Cena drops on a dime for anyone. Randy Savage: Jay Lethal Sting/Raven: Jeff Hardy Ric Flair: Jack Swagger/Brian Kendricks (but he sucks). |
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Rick Rude: current John Morrison
Randy Orton: Cody Rhodes - Same athletic ability, same third generation lineage, same 2nd man to the big main eventer in a faction (Heel) Owen Hart: Randy Orton - Contrary to what most people have said in this topic, the Attitude era Stone Cold was a tweener. He was no longer the Ringmaster during that transformation. He also fully transformed with the help of Bret who snapped and also became a tweener. No champion have yet done that for Orton. Owen Hart on the other hand, that guy was a heel when he was a heel and he also attacked everyone. Also came from a stint where he started out as a guy given a plate of opportunity and then just started to become meaner and meaner and more manipulative. Tatanka: Batista Honky Tonky Man: Santino Marella Madusa: Michelle McCool Goldust: Shelton Benjamin - Sure, Benjamin has no manager and less charisma but Goldust has less in-ring technical skills. Also both do their promos in the titantron screen then walk down the ramp. Both are also now pretty much highly touted gatekeepers at their time who were more over than when they were being pushed. Bret Hart: Paul London - both got screwed for stupid reasons, both elevated their particular style despite being limited to 6 moves of doom, both were small guys (for their days) that has shown the potential to carry a promotion but never gets respected enough to be a sought after prospect that are given instant pushes Vader: Samoa Joe - both big men who are starting to gain a reputation for being over no matter how lackluster their matches are; also both who are highly praised for being able to do stuff that most men their size couldn't do, both also had two similar major gimmick changes: 1st gimmick was a large and over big wrestler that does stuff other than power moves, 2nd gimmick was the same gimmick except cancel the losses and give them huge monstrous undefeated winning streaks and sell them as an even more over guy Ken Shamrock: Kurt Angle - personal bias; having not seen the UFC when Ken made his way to the WWE, his movesets were a breathe of fresh air. Little surprise why up to this day I'm bored when I watch Angle. His modified Angle lock that was so highly praised by fans constantly gets countered in ways Shamrock's ankle lock wouldn't have been. Bad-ass Taker: Big Show - based on how they approach their promos and their finisher change transition. The Rock/X-Pac: The Miz - this one's a crap shoot. Both Miz and Rocky started out as guys who had the skills to wrestle but obviously people didn't respect their movesets and they just get heat from their stale gimmicks for some reason. Even today The Miz isn't really as over when wrestling without the help of Morrison but the guy has constantly surprised people with his singles matches including a brief match where he out-technical wrestled Benoit although Chris was already in his WWE 6 moves of doom post-championship run. That said, X-Pac also had the same stint. Highly charismatic. Could sell a decent to great promo even as the 1-2-3 Kid. Constantly surprised fans including popularizing the Bronco Buster into the X-Factor. Guy got stale though by fan perceptions and then got X-Pac heat. Edit: My mistake. The Bronco Buster was a separate move. I remember X-Pac having so many trademark moves (for his time) that I didn't consider to check wikipedia until I remembered X-pac's finisher was called the X-Factor and it wasn't a Bronco Buster. Last edited by VTial : 01-20-2009 at 11:14 AM. |
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Goldust/Shelton....no :P
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Yes, he is. They specifically made the belt to attract gold like a magnet that they were able to use the materials to clone Goldust and resurrect the man.
You didn't think it was just a coincidence that Goldust started bothering Santino at around the time Shelton lost to Santino did you? ![]() |
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