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Wrestling Thread June 1st-4th/Post Extreme Rules Discussion
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Noam Dar BEAT GRAN METALIK?
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Not even midnight on the West Coast
One Day Is H from Breezango
Those 2 are gold
1:38 here smh
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Work tomorrow or nah?
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Always lol i just got off a hour ago lol 3pm to 1am :x
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Always lol i just got off a hour ago lol 3pm to 1am
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205 watchable?
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Eric Rowan shirts needs to be released!
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6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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I'll be 30 in September :x :x :x
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Always loved that. I unlike many on here appreciate audience participation.
I bet some of you go to concerts and just sit there quietly the whole time.
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I only hate certain things that crowds do, not all of it.
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re: KD/LeBron
As I have always said, I find it Hugh Morris that people knock players for, "Taking the Easy Way Out" as if that isn't a human quality that we ALL display on a daily basis. But we expect these athletes to do anything differently? Listen, winning a ring is HARD. We know the Top Players are judge on how many rings they have won (This is what the media pushes), so why wouldn't a player "Take the Easy Way Out?" It is in his incentive to do so.
Why fake be noble and try to win a ring on your own when the league's history shows that a VAST majority of championships are won with 2 or more All-Star caliber players on the roster.
It is a stupid argument because the name of the game is to win rings (According to the Media) so don't fault players for wanting to do everything in their power to ceMent their legacies with a championship by teaming up with other top talents.
As I have always said, I find it Hugh Morris that people knock players for, "Taking the Easy Way Out" as if that isn't a human quality that we ALL display on a daily basis. But we expect these athletes to do anything differently? Listen, winning a ring is HARD. We know the Top Players are judge on how many rings they have won (This is what the media pushes), so why wouldn't a player "Take the Easy Way Out?" It is in his incentive to do so.
Why fake be noble and try to win a ring on your own when the league's history shows that a VAST majority of championships are won with 2 or more All-Star caliber players on the roster.
It is a stupid argument because the name of the game is to win rings (According to the Media) so don't fault players for wanting to do everything in their power to ceMent their legacies with a championship by teaming up with other top talents.
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Good stuff man, you are making a long time wrestling fan with that experience. Damn good stuff
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People will argue, "KG/Ray/PP did it after their prime." Well they ALL have said they wish they would have did it sooner. KG especially mentions how his loyalty to MINN is what screwed him over. He has so hell bent on winning "by himself" that he lost common sense. "Who wins it by themselves?"
So this whole, "A player is weak if he takes the easy way out" is nonsense when they are all judged on rings. The record books won't care that KD went to GSW or LBJ went to MIA. It is a stupid way to look at things.
Bird played with HOW many HOFers?
Magic played with HOW many HOFers?
Jordan was coached by a HOFer and played with 2 others.
But LeBron is supposed to lead a team with no other legit all-star to a championship? Yea, sure.
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70s baby represent. I still can prob whoop some of yall on the court....ok, maybe not.
Yeh, I'm old, but best times seeing the kayfabe era with my Pops and bro on tv.
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And the seats were only 78 each. Plus whatever fees and nonsense ticketmaster charged. But under 200 bucks for the 2 of us to go to that. Every once in a while it pays off that I moved an hour north of Boston when I had kids.
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Gran Metalik lost to Norman Dar??? :x
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Bird played with Mchale and Parish, but McHale was drafted by the Celtics and Parish was traded for after he had only been in the league for a 4 yrs..So neither was in their prime like the Heat or GSW "super teams"..
Magic had Kareem (who was over 30 and already had 10 yrs in the league when they first teamed up), but everyone else were either drafted by the LAL or just role players..So it wasn't a "super team" that went from junk one year to a title the next because a bunch of all stars decided to join the same team..
Jordan was indeed coached by an HOFer and played with 2 others..But Jackson had Tex Winter (creator of the Triangle Offense) on his bench..And Pippen was drafted by the Bulls..Rodman was acquired for Will Purdue and cash (so it's not like he was considered this elite level signing) and he only averaged 6 ppg and his rebounding average dropped from his time with SA..So the Bulls were not a "super team" that several elite players decided to go join to win a title..
LeBron's a btch, period..