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| #1 Posted on 27.1.06 1048.08 Reposted on: 27.1.13 1049.39 | Or is he just getting worse at what he does. That match with Benjamin was awful. How much offense did he put in...like two moves?
Time has come when I stop putting the name Michaels in the same line as Benoit and Angle. Speaking of which, Benoit-Orton was pretty daan nice. Promote this thread! | | Spaceman Spiff
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| #2 Posted on 27.1.06 1213.38 Reposted on: 27.1.13 1214.13 | HBK/Angle from last week wasn't anything to write home about, either. I got more enjoyment out of HBK/Shelton than HBK/Angle since H/S wasn't as "paint by numbers" as H/A was. HBK saves the effort for the PPV matches, with his TV stuff being, well, let's say "reserved" ("mat wrestling"-chop-chop-chop-finishing sequence).
Time has come when I stop putting the name Michaels in the same line as Benoit and Angle
Some would say Angle shouldn't be in the same line w/ Benoit, what with Angle's wonky psychology & spot-heavy offense. | Matt Tracker
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| #3 Posted on 27.1.06 1224.01 Reposted on: 27.1.13 1224.15 | Shawn has taken the wrestler role in Boss vs. Top Face against McMahon. As with Cena vs. Bischoff, this leads Shawn to work the underdog role, taking a beating before using his multimove comeback.
I was happy to see the matchwork this week because it showed Shelton has plenty of firepower and is learning in the ring. Thats more important in a match Shawn was unlikely to lose and with a manager with whom Shelton could himself easily phone it in.
I would complain more than Michaels needs an image refresher. Cut the hair, lose the chaps, etc. He needs to display that he's matured beyond the attitude that Mr. McMahon is trying to revive. | JustinShapiro
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| #4 Posted on 27.1.06 1347.23 Reposted on: 27.1.13 1347.37 | Is Shawn Michales phoning it in? Or is he just getting worse at what he does.
Or is he injured and working through it at a time when the use of wrestler's recovery drugs of steroids and painkillers have been (supposedly) banned?
Speaking of which, Benoit-Orton was pretty daan nice.
Indeed it was. | Shem the Penman
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| #5 Posted on 27.1.06 1849.23 Reposted on: 27.1.13 1849.29 | Originally posted by Matt Tracker Shawn has taken the wrestler role in Boss vs. Top Face against McMahon. As with Cena vs. Bischoff, this leads Shawn to work the underdog role, taking a beating before using his multimove comeback.
I was happy to see the matchwork this week because it showed Shelton has plenty of firepower and is learning in the ring. Thats more important in a match Shawn was unlikely to lose and with a manager with whom Shelton could himself easily phone it in.
I would complain more than Michaels needs an image refresher. Cut the hair, lose the chaps, etc. He needs to display that he's matured beyond the attitude that Mr. McMahon is trying to revive.
And I'd love for him to stop using the same seven-move finishing sequence over and over, too. It's starting to get comical. | Jonny_English
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| #6 Posted on 28.1.06 0607.36 Reposted on: 28.1.13 0607.58 | Originally posted by JustinShapiro
Is Shawn Michales phoning it in? Or is he just getting worse at what he does.
Or is he injured and working through it at a time when the use of wrestler's recovery drugs of steroids and painkillers have been (supposedly) banned?
Speaking of which, Benoit-Orton was pretty daan nice.
Indeed it was.
This may sound stupid, but have you noticed the way he's been walking for the past three-four weeks? Looks like he's been kicked up the arse, really, really hard. Every time he sells his back during his matches, I find myself wondering how legit it might actually be.
Oh, and I'd go for the makeover, too. Long, thinning hair makes him look like an ageing rock star perving around teenage girls... | J. Kyle
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| #7 Posted on 29.1.06 1808.21 Reposted on: 29.1.13 1808.21 | All I could think during the Vince promo last Raw was how old and tired Shawn looked.... and how far his hairline gets pulled back with the long hair.
The Heartbreak Kid is pushing well past middle age, and I agree with the haircut/outfit change but Gods what about the theme music? | ALL ORIGINAL POSTS IN THIS THREAD ARE NOW AVAILABLE |
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