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Maybe when they stop taking drugs?.
Suppose you have a physicist and a sociologist standing at the side of a field, observing a set of events unfolding on the field. The physicist does [describes] it using the terminology of mass and velocity and frequency of radiation and the rest. And the sociologist does it by describing it as a rugby match.
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Crush was a brilliant character in the late 80s/early 90s in Demolition. He went a bit wayward as soon as he became a singles competitor. He regained his wrestling credibility when teaming with former WWE wrestler Brian Clark also known as Adam Bomb and the Fake Undertaker to form Kronik. He made a brief appearance in the WWF invasion angle however flopped and was never seen on TV again.Last edited by Joe King; 15-08-07, 01:28 PM.Comment
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Originally posted by thesilverfoxlfc View Post
As long as there are wrestlers, there will be wrestlers who die
Originally posted by Gordon Brown
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Originally posted by Red Chilli View PostAs long as there are wrestlers, there will be wrestlers who die
Having just smoked a blunt, that is seriously the deepest thing I can remember.
Aside from Fredo's ass that is
Friendship is like peeing on yourself: everyone can see it, but only you get the warm feeling that it brings.Comment
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That's funny. I heard "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan died yesterday as well.
Anyway, back to Chris Benoit's death, they were talking about it 24/7 in the States (loco, confirm?) and they did an interview with former wrestler Kevin Nash (also known as Diesel in WWF/E and Big Sexy the Giant killer in WCW).
That's probably one of the best interviews I've seen regarding this issue and he disses the media and that blonde bimbo künt at the end. Funny! Check it out @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7Nfr3KrMlM
also, listen to this deluded künt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTYwVy1fpHETorres Fan Club Member #2, Lucas Leiva Fan Club Member #1
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Since Benoit's death, the wrestling industry has been under massive scrutiny from the US media for the usage of drugs by the wrestlers. Many wrestlers have given their own accounts of their experience of drugs like Kevin Nash. The WWE in the US are under investigation from the US government because of the claims that there is a problem of drugs within the sport. IMO, you just got to look at the age of which wrestlers are dying. They are dying because of heavy doses of drugs, constant pressure of performing, travelling around the world and not being able to see your family for like 200 days a year.Comment
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There is an argument to be had that the wrestlers actually enjoy the life style. If things were so bad then why continue to wrestle?Originally posted by Ben Tover View PostComment
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Originally posted by spud_gun View Post
They make millions out of dancing around in lycra and groping other men. Kaip has been trying to get signed up for years
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Some do it for the passion of the sport and some do it to maintain their lavish lifestyles. Some find wrestling somewhat of a stepping stone to better things like The Rock (former wrestler in the WWE now actor) to name a few.Originally posted by spud_gun View PostComment
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why is wrestling in sport?
it is not sport this thread should be moved.Comment
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How is it not a sport? They are athletes and have vigorous work outs. Its like saying why is darts or snooker a sport?Originally posted by Marsh View Post
Could you lift a 250lb+ man? Dunno, if you could, you have a unique talent and thats what sports is. Being able to showcase the most talented on whatever stage whether it be a FA Cup, Heineken Cup, Wimbledon, Ashes or even you're local Sunday football tournament in the park. These men and women have the ability of performing wrestling and even though it is predetermined or 'fake' as ignorants like to call it, they still perform their sporting talents in front of millions of people live across the globe. People have been severely injured in the ring and some have even died so to not call it a sport is absolutely disrespectful for wrestlers who have a passion for the sport. Yes, I said it. Sport.Comment
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ben not one thing you said make it a sport.
to me the sport is the competition. there is not real competition in wrestling. I am not criticising their physical prowess but it does not make it sport. having a unique talent does not make it sport.
The great thing about sport should be that it is not predetermined. the underdog could win. there is a chance. in wrestling there is not.
if you listen to Nash on the link earlier he quite clearly says it is not a sport.Comment
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Another wrestler dies!!!!!!!!!!
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