The Prince of All Saiyans
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Dana White calling WWE fake?
- Thread starter Mercenary Mayne
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The Infamous
Superstar
Proof?
if you couldnt tell that Mcgregor/Mendes fight was fixed then thats on you
So you just made that up.....
All the deaths and spine injuries.
Ken Shamrock:
"There’s no question in my mind that my stint in the World Wrestling Federation was a lot tougher on me than my stint in MMA. That’s not to say that going i to a fight is not tough
on you because it is. But I was good. I mean I felt at home in that ring. I didn’t sustain too many damages when I was actually fighting. Most of them came in training. I really believed with my experience that it was a lot tougher on me having to get up day to day and go out there and take 10, 15, 20 bumps seven, eight or ten days in a row. It was tough. And the having to get on a plane and travel to the next town. So, it was a lot more grueling than I think most people realize." Dan Severn:
"Professional wrestling is much more difficult. I’ve been hurt far worse in the professional wrestling industry than I have been in all of my cage matches. What makes me nervous about wrestling is that I have to put my body in someone else’s hands. If that person screws up, it’s me that gets hurt."
King Mo:
Pro Wrestling is harder than MMA. Here’s the reason why, in MMA I can avoid damage. I can circle, I can pull guard, I can take you down, I can push you to the cage, hell I can tap, I can verbally give up. In Pro Wrestling I’ve seen guys tear their ACL and continue to wrestle solely to please the crowd. You know regardless of what happens, the show must go on
Notorious 1 E.Y.E.
Superstar
they preform multiple days a week weeks in a row
Box Cutta
Bumbling Sidekick
This is actually kinda true....
Look at ESPN's gossipy, petty, storyline centric coverage of sports for instance...very little talk of X's and O's...just a bunch of commentators talking about these guys personal lives and shyt.
Vince is a sociopath...but he truly was ahead of the curve with "Sports Entertainment".