you are too young to know or remember good ring work obviously
Randy Orton is an outstanding worker. Your opinion sucks.
you are too young to know or remember good ring work obviously
next to ryback, ryder, tyson kid? sure but like i said i saw the machos, brets, steamboats, orton isnt even the ring general steve blackman wasRandy Orton is an outstanding worker. Your opinion sucks.
next to ryback, ryder, tyson kid? sure but like i said i saw the machos, brets, steamboats, orton isnt even the ring general steve blackman was
randy orton already proved the cons of what a 100% E product looks like. Till this day he still isnt polished nor complete and he is 2nd gen
Roman reigns might turn out to be a bautista type but i doubt it
Or, y'know, years worth of experience in how to handle different situations and having thousands of matches to draw from to develop as stars. None of the prolific guys from the indys (or Japan) do anything "new" in the WWE. They just streamline their shyt and look a hundred times more competent than those who didn't have the same level of preparation.The only thing being in the indys gets you is a following of agitated beta fvckboys who live thoroughly through there favourite wrestler winning a predetermined title
who's come out of NXT that didnt have indy experience before?
I dont think it has anything to do with NXT. Reigns was just green when he got called up with the shield. Green is green no matter where you get trained.
And lazy and doesn't work at a respectable speed so he seems "fluid". Like a male Bella almost.Ridiculous. Orton is extremely fluid and natural.
Are we really fukking arguing against something as simple as "having experience is a good thing"?
Or, y'know, years worth of experience in how to handle different situations and having thousands of matches to draw from to develop as stars. None of the prolific guys from the indys (or Japan) do anything "new" in the WWE. They just streamline their shyt and look a hundred times more competent than those who didn't have the same level of preparation.
Are we really fukking arguing against something as simple as "having experience is a good thing"?