Citation de: Salade dendives le 22 Mars 2018 11:35
Citation de: {NiCeGuY} le 12 Mars 2018 23:24
https://twitter.com/JordynneGrace/status/925048881439825920

C'est Lufisto ça (une des filles) ?

Crissement hot (et violent) le finish !

Ouais. Elle est dans un tag team Team PAWG, Phat Ass White Girls. Je dirais que c'est trop violent. Beaucoup trop blessure au cou/tête. Et c'est le genre de move qui peu facilement être botché par un manque de coordination.

J'avoue que ça peut être aussi dangereux qu'un total Elimination botché.

Ceci dit, j'ai vu certains autres bouts d'un autre combat de Team PAWG et elles sont vraiment cool ensemble !


#81 7 Avril 2018 16:57 Dernière édition: 7 Avril 2018 18:38 par {NiCeGuY}
PCO a 50 ans




https://twitter.com/judekilgour/status/982674753017339904

Edit:https://twitter.com/GetTheDash/status/982507382956838912

CitationPierre Carl Ouellet was chopped until his chest turned black and purple
He did a top rope Moonsault to the OUTSIDE
Missed WALTER and the Ref and landed on concrete
Died
Came back to life with a bloody nose
Did Lucha
Wrestled for maybe 10 more minutes
He's 50 years old.#JJSB2 pic.twitter.com/VevRgggMR2


Paraît que ce match là était fou. WALTER est génial et un des MVP des indies ces dernières années. Mais c'est juste complètement débile de voir que PCO à 50 balais peut encore torcher autant. Je vais essayer de me taper ça.

Bordel qu'il y a trop de lutte de qualité cette semaine !

Citation de: {NiCeGuY} le  7 Avril 2018 16:57
PCO a 50 ans




https://twitter.com/judekilgour/status/982674753017339904

Edit:https://twitter.com/GetTheDash/status/982507382956838912

CitationPierre Carl Ouellet was chopped until his chest turned black and purple
He did a top rope Moonsault to the OUTSIDE
Missed WALTER and the Ref and landed on concrete
Died
Came back to life with a bloody nose
Did Lucha
Wrestled for maybe 10 more minutes
He's 50 years old.#JJSB2 pic.twitter.com/VevRgggMR2

https://deadspin.com/how-joey-janelas-spring-break-became-pro-wrestlings-big-1825340372?utm_campaign=socialflow_deadspin_twitter&utm_source=deadspin_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow

CitationAs highly anticipated as Janela-Sasuke was, the most intriguing match on the show saw WALTER, an Austrian veteran whose popularity has exploded in the past year, against Pierre Carl Ouellet, a 50-year-old best known as one half of The Quebecers in WWE. Janela had met Ouellet, who returned to the sport last year from a bit of a hiatus, at a Black Label Pro show in Indiana. Janela was wowed by Ouellet's work and immediately proposed he face WALTER in Spring Break's "hoss fight" of two giant men. "I couldn't be happier to give someone the limelight again," Janela said, citing his own fandom of Ouellet's feud with Bret Hart. "To give them that little chance to relive their glory days is pretty fucking cool, because I respect the business so much and I respect those guys so much. That's my thanks to them."

During his heyday, Ouellet was best known for being one of the most agile and athletic big men in the business, but fans seemed startled by the fact that he can somehow still do everything with the same level of execution. Given that Ouellet was hyping the match with Twitter videos of him doing odd feats of strength like tearing a deck of cards in half (hashtag "#CutTheDeck"), fans probably expected a novelty like Janela-Jannetty. Instead, they got what was arguably the best match of the weekend, full stop. The surprise of it all only served to amplify 20 minutes of great storytelling during which Ouellet seemed to find strength in taking WALTER's brutal chops before finally taking over and hitting his Cannonball somersault splash for an upset win. On a weekend during which the best young wrestling talent in the world, both contracted and unsigned, did their thing, a 50-year-old man who most fans probably thought was retired had the breakout performance. He more than earned himself a slate of new bookings.

Speaking to Deadspin in the aftermath of the show, Ouellet explained that he had used much of his time off training in karate, Brazilian jiu jitsu, and karate in an attempt to reshape his style for into something more suited for modern indie wrestling. His Spring Break match was a culmination of not just that work, he said, but his entire career. "It was, for me, a belief in myself and I was willing to risk it, at all cost," Ouellet said. "No family, girlfriend, wife, or children. No cars, no house, no money. Making my name on the road trips all over the world, for that one dream, and it wasn't happening! I kept believing in it and still do today. This is what we called passion, and I was able to pass that passion on to the public like I never could have done it before." A lot of aging wrestlers talk about going on one last run, but Pierre Carl Ouellet is one of a rare breed who has what it takes to do it.


#86 6 Mai 2018 13:32 Dernière édition: 6 Mai 2018 14:11 par {NiCeGuY}
PCO vs Generico IWS 2004




Crazy Crusher vs Hell Storm EWR 2004

J'étais sans la salle ce soir là et je me souviens très exactement de ce spot là avec l'échelle...quel plan de con! 
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Citation de: Manu Dalton le  6 Mai 2018 15:03
J'étais sans la salle ce soir là et je me souviens très exactement de ce spot là avec l'échelle...quel plan de con!

J'ai réécouté ce match là justement today (suite à ce gif). Un manque assez incroyable de psychologie. Mais ceci dit, ça demeure un CRISS de combat avec des spots qui ne se referont pas de sitôt dans le contexte "on fait attention aux commotions"... Le fucking piledriver du top de l'échelle sur le cable du ring.

M'ennuie de la EWR

Sinon, j'ai finalement écouté le match de PCO vs. Walter, c'est dispo ici avec des commentateurs québécois (assez moyens ceci dit... pour rester poli) : https://www.rds.ca/videos/plus/lutte/pco-c-walter-3.1274911

C'est, en effet, un CRISS de combat. La pire destruction de chest depuis Roderick Strong contre Daniel Bryan à la ROH en 2005.