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the groutch

you can leave Kenta out of that pic anyway, WWE have a history of burying talented Japanese wrestlers.

Agent Coulson

I think the only 2 out of that group that have a chance at being the future are Balor & Steen.

Stereomaniac

I dunno, I'd like to think that Adrian Neville could achieve what Daniel Bryan has done at least.

D-FENS

The future is very beardy it would seem

hufpc8w3adnk65

Stereomaniac wrote: »

I dunno, I'd like to think that Adrian Neville could achieve what Daniel Bryan has done at least.

Too be honest I think Neville is too weird looking too ever be the guy. He kinda looks like a gnome or something!

gerrybbadd

MrMac84 wrote: »

Too be honest I think Neville is too weird looking too ever be the guy. He kinda looks like a gnome or something!

Or an elf. He has a serious set of lugs, that's for sure. He won't be doing Foley's "head trapped in the ropes" routine anytime soon.

D-FENS

Worked out ok for "Goat Face".

Adrian should count himself lucky he wasn't packaged to capitalize on the popularity of the Hobbit films.

Stereomaniac

MrMac84 wrote: »

Too be honest I think Neville is too weird looking too ever be the guy. He kinda looks like a gnome or something!

Yeah, I'd be inclined to agree with you on his look. But he has so much technical ability.

hufpc8w3adnk65

Stereomaniac wrote: »

Yeah, I'd be inclined to agree with you on his look. But he has so much technical ability.

Ya I agree but chances are he'll be the top mid carder who allways has a great match and is allways in the money in the bank matchs for his crazy spots but never wins it!

gimmick

MrMac84 wrote: »

Ya I agree but chances are he'll be the top mid carder who allways has a great match and is allways in the money in the bank matchs for his crazy spots but never wins it!

Which would be a great spot for him. I never ever thought he would make it as far as he has.

I saw him a few times with IWW, and he performed the best botch Ive ever seen live. Went for a suicide dive, slipped as he was about to dive, got tangled in the ropes and just sort of rolled and fell to the floor. The guys he was wrestling sold it though

Then I saw him with Dragongate in England a few years ago and he was unreal. Everything he did was so crisp and well timed. It was like it was another person I was watching altogether.

Agent Coulson

Dot com's... The Future...top 10 today. (editors pick)

Luke Harper
Sami Zayn
Dolph Ziggler
Dean Ambrose
Charlotte
Finn Bálor
Hideo Itami
Cesaro
Baron Corbin
Roman Reigns



http://www.wwe.com/inside/10-superstars-who-could-be-the-future-of-wwe/

Lithium93_

rovert

robvondoom

https://twitter.com/wwebalor/status/534435709260931073

Stereomaniac

I think I'll open up the Waterford Chapter of the Bálor Club and go after the local troublemakers.

Omackeral

robvondoom wrote: »

https://twitter.com/wwebalor/status/534435709260931073

rovert

montyrebel

if WWE release that as an official t-shirt it will smash sales records imo

Stereomaniac

Which one are you talking about now? I don't think anything will surpass Austin 3:16 for a while.

Hashtag_HEEL

Stereomaniac wrote: »

Which one are you talking about now? I don't think anything will surpass Austin 3:16 for a while.

Might be wrong but I think CM Punks white best in the world shirt came close to nabbing the record.

Stereomaniac

For sure, came close. I mean, the Yes t-shirts probably came close as well. But it's faster nowadays.

duuuaaaane

Stereomaniac wrote: »

For sure, came close. I mean, the Yes t-shirts probably came close as well. But it's faster nowadays.

Think about 1998, if they weren't bought at the shows they were either mail orders or phone orders.

I remember some of my earliest WWF tees I had to fill out a form and post it away with a cheque... with no confirmation or anything, just waiting weeks hoping a t-shirt would one day arrive.

That would be mental today, from running an online t-shirt store myself, if people, especially wrestling fans, don't have shipping confirmation within 12 seconds they head straight to Twitter to bitch.

Ageyev

Forbidden Planet in Dublin sold WWF shirts in the late 90's.

Stereomaniac

duuuaaaane wrote: »

Think about 1998, if they weren't bought at the shows they were either mail orders or phone orders.

I remember some of my earliest WWF tees I had to fill out a form and post it away with a cheque... with no confirmation or anything, just waiting weeks hoping a t-shirt would one day arrive.

That would be mental today, from running an online t-shirt store myself, if people, especially wrestling fans, don't have shipping confirmation within 12 seconds they head straight to Twitter to bitch.

What online t-shirt store do you run? I am a big collector, so I'd be interested in browsing.

duuuaaaane

Stereomaniac wrote: »

What online t-shirt store do you run? I am a big collector, so I'd be interested in browsing.

TurnbuckleTees.com

J. Marston

rovert

MitchKoobski

Stereomaniac

duuuaaaane wrote: »

TurnbuckleTees.com

I'm going to take a look now.

robvondoom

I'm not sure what's scarier, the bump itself or the fact that Brian Cage was seemingly perfectly fine afterwards.
Seriously, the guy was back doing power spots like a minute later :eek: