Over the Limit 05/20/12

[TheShizNo1]

Quote: Originally Posted by soltrain

Yeah, he completely broke whatever character he is now and was just saying some funny ****.

I felt like Cole was doing this the majority of the card. He was actually funny.

[The GIGGAS]

HELL of a WWE Championship match. Wow.

[©roke]

For me, it was a really good PPV until Hunico and Camacho showed up. From there to the finish it was just like any other RAW. How can you go from Punk/Bryan to a squash to a joke?

I mean, I don't hate Cena by any means (I actually like him), and I was rooting for him, but that wasn't fun at all (for me, of course), and it was predictable as hell. The only thing we didn't know who was going to hit Show.

Talking about Punk/Bryan. I knew it was going to be good, but man... it was freaking awesome. I'm sure they'll face each other again and they deserve the main event

P.S. Sorry for my english. I had to use the translator a couple of times since it's the first time I talk about wrestling in english, lol.
P.S.2 And sorry for liking Cena, LOL. I only saw some PPV's for the last 5 years. I just started to watch RAW and Smackdown on a consistant basis like a month ago and I didn't have time to get bored by him

[trobinson97]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheShizNo1

I felt like Cole was doing this the majority of the card. He was actually funny.

He had Lawler and Booker cracking up too.

[GnarlyKing]

Quote: Originally Posted by rangerrick012

I think people need to see the full angle to get perspective onto how really ****ing stupid it was. I mean really though, The Giant debuted and claimed to be the son of Andre the Giant and blamed Hogan for killing his father. I think my favorite part of that vid is @4:00 when the graphics seamlessly morph from monster trucks to men, that was like HD stuff back then.

I'm just trying to picture the look on the face of the guy recording the voiceover for that and wondering how many times while reading the script he had to stop and ask "Wait. What the?"

[bostonchipster]

Quote: Originally Posted by GnarlyKing

I'm just trying to picture the look on the face of the guy recording the voiceover for that and wondering how many times while reading the script he had to stop and ask "Wait. What the?"

look at the yea-teh!

[areobee401]

Finally was able to get around to watching this last night. Even though the card was weak, I still found myself feeling underwhelmed. All the matches that were plugged in really killed the pacing of the event for me.

The tag match was good. Good old school tag tactics by Dolph and Swagger.

Spoiler

Interested to see where they go with Cody. Dropping the belt to Christian was a huge surprise.

Punk vs Bryan was fantastic. Hopefully this is the start of a summer program between the two. WWE has just scratched the surface with this one.

Spoiler

American History Punk!

The Fatal Four Way went better than I had anticipated. No problem with Sheamus winning. Could be me, but the crowd doesn't seem to be behind him as much since winning the belt.

The Main Event* was bad. Not a single positive thing can be about it.

Spoiler

Pretty bad *** heel tactic by Mr. Excitement here.

[TracerBullet]

Quote: Originally Posted by areobee401

Spoiler American History Punk!

Even the ref looks like he felt pain there.

Quote:

The Fatal Four Way went better than I had anticipated. No problem with Sheamus winning. Could be me, but the crowd doesn't seem to be behind him as much since winning the belt.

It's not you. He was getting some of the largest pops before Wrestlemania. That match actually helped Bryan tremedously, but hurt Sheamus even though he won. Not exactly how people were saying it would go.

[soltrain]

Quote: Originally Posted by TracerBullet

It's not you. He was getting some of the largest pops before Wrestlemania. That match actually helped Bryan tremedously, but hurt Sheamus even though he won. Not exactly how people were saying it would go.

[Santino]

Jim Ross on Daniel Bryan: The uneducated fans who feel that @WWEDanielBryan is too small to compete for major, WWE Titles are hopefully having professionals do their taxes. Any one that did not thoroughly enjoy Punk vs. Bryan last Sunday on PPV cannot be made happy as it relates to enjoying a wrestling match. Those who say that size primarily matters when evaluating main event talent are about a generation removed from reality.

Amen.