Jump to content
Pro Wrestling Only

Recommended Posts

Posted

I was very pleased to discover Lynch is Rebecca Knox, who was a fantastic young talent about 8 or 10 years back and then retired due to injury. I spent her whole segment on this week's NXT thinking, "From where do I know this girl?"

 

I am torn about Superstars as a show these days. The matches tend to be very good on average, as they have since the show started some years back (2010?), but the constant RAW clips and such give me tiredhead.

 

OTOH, between Main Event and Superstars, I don't need to watch RAW. So that's something.

  • Replies 9.7k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Top Posters In This Topic

Posted Images

Posted

I hope Billy Jack's lawyer is familiar with current WWE so when the company lawyers trot out how much they do now to prevent concussions, he can point out how guys see their pushes disappear when they miss time due to one.

Posted

I'm not even sure what a facebreaker is. Is it the Codebreaker? A flapjack?

 

Who did that move which ended with a face on a knee? Kidman? Or was that the back of the head.

 

Let me go google TOP TEN MOVES OF KIDMAN. Wait, 65 moves? What the hell. What's #63? Belly to Back Suplex.

 

#10 is fireman's carry neckbreaker. That's what I was thinking of. Nevermind. What? the Kid Krusher 01 is only #9? He turned that right into a pin by rolling over. HA "Don't try to powerbomb kidman" is #8.

 

Anyway, what the hell is the facebreaker?

Posted

I agree with Matt. Facebreaker is terribly vague. There's a number of things it could be. Something like the Sister Abigail, or the Codebreaker, or a boot to the face. Who knows what it is.

Posted

"

• “Brain Buster” — a front facelock combined with a vertical suplex in which the victim lands headfirst;

 

• “Bulldog” — a wrestler grabs his opponent’s head and leaps forward, so that the victim’s face is driven into the ground;

 

• “Cobra Clutch Slam” — a wrestler places the opponent in a hold called the cobra clutch, lifts his opponent, and then jumps into the air, landing his opponent on the ground;

 

• “Facebreaker” — a knee to the face, including many variants involving throwing an opponent down onto one’s propped up knee, headfirst;

 

• “Jawbreaker” — a move in which the opponent’s jaw is slammed into the wrestler’s body, usually the knee or elbow; and,

 

• “Powerslam” — a move in which the performer falls face-first into his opponent.

 

The above was posted on DVDVR, which makes the facebreaker sound like the GTS. I'm not sure on what planet that describes a powerslam though.

Posted

I am torn about Superstars as a show these days. The matches tend to be very good on average, as they have since the show started some years back (2010?), but the constant RAW clips and such give me tiredhead.

 

OTOH, between Main Event and Superstars, I don't need to watch RAW. So that's something.

 

Isn't Superstars just Raw clips bookended by two matches?

 

I usually just fast-forward through the middle of the show.

Posted

 

We really need these moves explained in a courtroom setting.

They could use action figures for a visual demonstration.

 

 

Or a Malenko like in the early 90s.

Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.

×
×
  • Create New...