Daniel Bryan feels like the bigger star, but Jeff Hardy was the bigger star. I don't even blame him for this, but examples of Bryan moving business, while there, are limited. Jeff Hardy at his peak was a bigger star than John Cena at the same time.
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In Topic: Who was a bigger star at his peak?
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Yesterday, 07:51 AM
Its the pacing. Theres a lot of periods of inaction and I dont mean in a workrate way. I just remember this one point where Kawada was outside the ring and Misawa was in the ring and they just stood there, doing nothing, for what felt like an eternity. Im willing to give it another shot.
In Topic: Former Wrestlers Speaks Out Against Allegations That Led to WWE Removing Fabu...
20 April 2018 - 07:43 PM
Also, it's pro wrestling. It's still a shady business even today, but it's nothing like it was then.
In Topic: Dave Meltzer stuff
20 April 2018 - 11:25 AM
I have zero issues with the tweet. His role in pro wrestling is to tell the truth. He was doing his job. Honestly, our media and discourse would be much better if the media wasn't always so dedicated to perpetuating and maintaining myths and narratives.
In Topic: Time to Boycott ROH cuase of there owners
20 April 2018 - 08:25 AM
Sad to see what this forum has become.
If you're going to drop by to throw a comment like this in a thread, I think you owe it to us to be specific.
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