WWE Hall of Famer Blasts Shane McMahon for His Hell in a Cell Jump at WrestleMania 32
Do we agree or is he on his
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Do we agree or is he on his
Billy Graham wasn't a fan of Shane McMahon's jump at Wrestlemania
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Scotch Hall
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Lol @ those first 2 facebook comments
Fish for likes and daps on fb brehs
Fish for likes and daps on fb brehs
It was the only memorable spot from the match but I agree with him
pretty sure there was a padding even under neath that table if you watch it again.
I'm willing to bet he practiced the jump multiple times.
And what's the big deal anyway? Rememer when he fell backwards off the Titantron? That was much higher than the cage and way more dangerous.
I'm willing to bet he practiced the jump multiple times.
And what's the big deal anyway? Rememer when he fell backwards off the Titantron? That was much higher than the cage and way more dangerous.
The Rainmaker
Mr. Money in the Bank
I don't remember who it was, but whoever here who called this match Jumpman vs Deadman was on point 
these sound like the opinions of a mark 
MrSinnister
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20 feet looks high, but it's not really that high up if you're landing on padding. Stuntmen do this shyt from way higher. Old man needed to fire some shots.
Box Cutta
Bumbling Sidekick
these sound like the opinions of a mark
They sound like the exact opposite to me.
I guess I don't even know what mark/smark/smart means anymore...
Anyways, in regards to the stunt itself...I didn't really find the match or the jump all that memorable or exciting. I'm sure the WWE is going to try to *make it* memorable by putting it in video packages and commercials and such for years to come, but at the time, it mostly just felt like an expected moment in the match...and there wasn't anything particularly creative about it.
Although Shane is very daring, I agree with the opinion that there are plenty of guys backstage that would likely do this, if only they were given the allowance. They didn't allow Dean/Brock to go all out but the bosses son gets to take this crowd-pleasing bump...for essentially the second time.
As far as "why" he did it...I mean, is it wrong if they guy wants to actually put on a great match or moment for the fans?
SteelCitySoldier
TSC Fantasy Football Champion 2016
This stupid ass old man was one of the first wrestlers who admites to taking steriods and shyt...so isn't that risking your health for stupid wrestling also 
ZEB WALTON
ayo! - BEZ
Problem is noone was gon call that match even average without that spot. Dude aint a Wrestler and needs shyt like that to go over.
They sound like the exact opposite to me.
I guess I don't even know what mark/smark/smart means anymore...
Anyways, in regards to the stunt itself...I didn't really find the match or the jump all that memorable or exciting. I'm sure the WWE is going to try to *make it* memorable by putting it in video packages and commercials and such for years to come, but at the time, it mostly just felt like an expected moment in the match...and there wasn't anything particularly creative about it.
Although Shane is very daring, I agree with the opinion that there are plenty of guys backstage that would likely do this, if only they were given the allowance. They didn't allow Dean/Brock to go all out but the bosses son gets to take this crowd-pleasing bump...for essentially the second time.
As far as "why" he did it...I mean, is it wrong if they guy wants to actually put on a great match or moment for the fans?
Understandable to why he'd say that. The spot seemed to be done only because it's Shane McMahon and people were expecting it... Because he's Shane McMahon. Rather than a spot because it seemed necessary to do or something like that.
the entire Ladder match was a meaningless monkey spot fest shyt show also
SteelCitySoldier
TSC Fantasy Football Champion 2016
He does and it people find a way to shyt on it...he doesn't and everyone bytches "it's Shane WHY DIDN'T WE GET THE BIG SPOT"!!!???
NO win situation