Stone Cold's thoughts on WHC
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MightyHealthy
said what he said
You've been missing out.
That wasn't good.
Libra Lady
All Star
Welp! As usual the G.O.A.T. speaks the truth, and his words are taken to heart by the one he mentioned :
Sheamus ‏@WWESheamus
Appreciate words from @STEVEaustinBSR - i strive to get better everyday fella & hard work is something i love.. See me bring Hell in a Cell.
Also as it pertains to the Ric Flair retirement angle:
Austin Says WWE not giving Flair sendoff he deserves
Stone Cold Steve Austin, who pitched a Rocky-like storyline for Ric Flair's final year with WWE, said last week that he hasn't been pleased with the angle thus far.
Austin laid out an elaborate scenario for Flair's last major run with the company following last year's Wrestlemania, but a revised, watered-down angle didn't take root until late November when WWE owner Vince McMahon announced that Flair would have to retire the next time he lost.
Plans for the original storyline called for Flair to either win the title for a 17th and final time before retiring, or lose in an emotional, competitive match for the gold at Wrestlemania 24 in late March. Flair, however, doesn't appear to be in the title hunt at this year's big show, and his most likely opponent for his final match appears to be Shawn Michaels.
Austin admitted he hasn't been watching the product that closely, but added that he didn't think Flair was getting the kind of sendoff and storybook ending to his career that he deserved.
"We're talking about 'Nature Boy' Ric Flair. He's my favorite pro wrestler ever in the history of the business. I know he took a little bit of a break and they brought him back. But I don't think they green-lighted that thing near enough or made it as important as it could be and as it should be."
Austin, who enjoyed the most lucrative run in pro wrestling history during the late '90s, said Flair is the greatest performer bar none the industry has ever produced.
"Ric Flair is the most legitimate pro wrestler there ever was. He was the greatest traveling world champion of all time," said Austin. "With all the exposes that pro wrestling was supposed to be fake and it turned into sports entertainment (in the mid-'80s), Ric Flair had the ability to go out there with an opponent of any talent level and have five-star matches. Whatever you thought about pro wrestling, when you saw Ric Flair, you knew that was the man in this sport. You had (Hulk) Hogan, who got hot in the '80s and was kind of the show-bizzy type, but Ric Flair was the real deal in the world of entertainment, which everything is these days. Flair was the man. He still is."
Sheamus ‏@WWESheamus
Appreciate words from @STEVEaustinBSR - i strive to get better everyday fella & hard work is something i love.. See me bring Hell in a Cell.
Also as it pertains to the Ric Flair retirement angle:
Austin Says WWE not giving Flair sendoff he deserves
Stone Cold Steve Austin, who pitched a Rocky-like storyline for Ric Flair's final year with WWE, said last week that he hasn't been pleased with the angle thus far.
Austin laid out an elaborate scenario for Flair's last major run with the company following last year's Wrestlemania, but a revised, watered-down angle didn't take root until late November when WWE owner Vince McMahon announced that Flair would have to retire the next time he lost.
Plans for the original storyline called for Flair to either win the title for a 17th and final time before retiring, or lose in an emotional, competitive match for the gold at Wrestlemania 24 in late March. Flair, however, doesn't appear to be in the title hunt at this year's big show, and his most likely opponent for his final match appears to be Shawn Michaels.
Austin admitted he hasn't been watching the product that closely, but added that he didn't think Flair was getting the kind of sendoff and storybook ending to his career that he deserved.
"We're talking about 'Nature Boy' Ric Flair. He's my favorite pro wrestler ever in the history of the business. I know he took a little bit of a break and they brought him back. But I don't think they green-lighted that thing near enough or made it as important as it could be and as it should be."
Austin, who enjoyed the most lucrative run in pro wrestling history during the late '90s, said Flair is the greatest performer bar none the industry has ever produced.
"Ric Flair is the most legitimate pro wrestler there ever was. He was the greatest traveling world champion of all time," said Austin. "With all the exposes that pro wrestling was supposed to be fake and it turned into sports entertainment (in the mid-'80s), Ric Flair had the ability to go out there with an opponent of any talent level and have five-star matches. Whatever you thought about pro wrestling, when you saw Ric Flair, you knew that was the man in this sport. You had (Hulk) Hogan, who got hot in the '80s and was kind of the show-bizzy type, but Ric Flair was the real deal in the world of entertainment, which everything is these days. Flair was the man. He still is."
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Sheam got them Cena ass answers down pat. He gonna be winnin for a long time and yall gonna be mad.
see you at the ppv bro!
see you at the ppv bro!
GoddamnyamanProf
Countdown to Armageddon
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I think on paper Sheamus has all the qualities that makes it look like he should be champion...but bytch should've stayed heel, and they should've waited to put him over. I fukked with his promos when he was a heel, and he had a good intimidating look, but he was too green and then got buried by his boy...which was confusing as fukk...
It also doesn't help they put him against the goat D-Bry who just has a natural likability beyond what Sheamus has.
krackdagawd
Inspire.
Sheam got them Cena ass answers down pat. He gonna be winnin for a long time and yall gonna be mad.
see you at the ppv bro!
I love that I have a phrase that caught on with the TSC faithful. 
He getting it back though after that corny promo on RAW, shyt was more corny then anything I've seen cena do