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[OneDeep]

How is he getting a Championship opportunity

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

"Say hi to your Mom for me"

 

[mson]

What belt does Christian have?

 

[OneDeep]

Women’s match is Second

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Damn when is the last time a brother won, on collision or dynamite

The Acclaimed?

 

[OneDeep]

Christian shytting on another wrestler’s dad.

While gettin at they momma

 

[TheSuperkick!]

What belt does Christian have?

Can you not read?

 

[mson]

Just like the TNT once was

So the TNT and TBS belts are TV titles?

Can you not read?

I caught a brief glimpse. Just changed the channel. Watching tennis and baseball.

 

[Dillah810]

Surprised this dude didn’t bleed

Mox don't bleed for black people

 

[mr heyzel]

The Acclaimed?

I’ll give you that

 

[RammerJammer]

Women bidness early tonight

I’ll never complain about seeing Kris Thee Stallion

 

[Thebadguy]

I wonder if Christian knows this?

Adam Joseph Copeland[12] was born in Orangeville, Ontario,[2] on October 30, 1973,[13] the son of Judy Lynn Copeland (1953–2018),[14][15] a single mother who worked two jobs to support him.[16] He has said to have never met his father, or even seen a picture of him.[17]

 

[TheSuperkick!]

Mox don't bleed for black people

Well AR Fox is....

Nevermind

 

[br82186]

Mox don't bleed for black people

 

[Cattle Mutilation]

Would love to know why Fox chooses to clap his hands instead of slapping the thigh

AR Fox: I Clap On My Strikes To Pay Homage To CIMA, Not For Sound | Fightful News

AR Fox pays homage to CIMA.

www.fightful.com

“Well the main person I was working with, I was working with CIMA a lot. He’s [was] their guy. He [was] up there up there, he took me under his wing and we were teaming up and we had tag belts and everything. Yeah, he was the guy I was working with the most. I worked with Shingo [Takagi], YAMATO, I worked with the entire roster, I did two three-month tours," he said. “One thing I kind of learned from CIMA was just taking time. It’s hard to explain it, but just to hold his ground he would hit somebody with something, and then he’d stand there and fix his elbow pad. It just looked so cool. Sometimes he’d fix his waistband in between doing [things], but he’d just look cool. He claps whatever strike he does, so when I was in Japan, I asked if I could do that alongside him. He was sitting there thinking about it and he’s like, ‘Okay, okay.’ I was like, ‘Cool’ and he was like the coolest guy to me. I clap with all of my strikes to be like CIMA, to pay homage or whatever. So that’s why I clap on my strikes, I'm not doing it for sound. Let me get that out there [laughs].”