[wkdsoul]

Originally Posted by Tony Tornado

HEY GUYS, HE'S GOING TO DEBUT TONIGHT BY INTERFERING IN CENA'S MATCH!!!!!!

But seriously, it would be really cool and special if he debuted on PPV and "Extreme Rules" is the perfect place. When was the last time that happened?

As much as i would like his debut asap, in this match would be terrible, he'd look too small running into these guys, his angle wil no doubt come from the unhinged joker-esque mind games and a blind run in wouldn't be a great start, i would expect a cat and mouse game with someone first.

[Tony Tornado]

Originally Posted by wkdsoul

As much as i would like his debut asap, in this match would be terrible, he'd look too small running into these guys, his angle wil no doubt come from the unhinged joker-esque mind games and a blind run in wouldn't be a great start, i would expect a cat and mouse game with someone first.

My bad. The first and second part of my post weren't supposed to have a connection. I would hate that too.

[SinJackal]

What is this dude's argument exactly? That kids tried to do the moves at home and hurt themselves? It's obvious that they shouldn't have been trying that stuff at home, and WWE used to run "Don't try this at home" disclaimers before every show until they legally didn't have to anymore.

If the Wily Coyote falls off a cliff and lives, are the Looney Toons responsible for every person who has jumped to their deaths if they've ever watched Looney Toons? No. Common sense needs to be expected at some point. Especially when you're 14+ and have a fully developed brain already.

The argument is incredibly weak whether it's work or not. The guy's just looking for something to blame for his/his friends' stupidity and lack of common sense.

Originally Posted by peowulf

Meh, I can't hear a word Dean Ambrose is saying.

Seriously, I couldn't hear anything he said at the beginning or ending parts, and had to use Mick Foley's reactions and comments to try and decypher what he was even talking about.

[Chaosblast]

This whole thing is pretty silly...

[JoseDRiveraTCR7]

I think the argument is that Mick raised the bar and now in order to compete and meet expectations young wrestlers have to do crazy shit to get over.

[darnok]

Originally Posted by SinJackal

What is this dude's argument exactly? That kids tried to do the moves at home and hurt themselves? It's obvious that they shouldn't have been trying that stuff at home, and WWE used to run "Don't try this at home" disclaimers before every show until they legally didn't have to anymore.

If the Wily Coyote falls off a cliff and lives, are the Looney Toons responsible for every person who has jumped to their deaths if they've ever watched Looney Toons? No. Common sense needs to be expected at some point. Especially when you're 14+ and have a fully developed brain already.

The argument is incredibly weak whether it's work or not. The guy's just looking for something to blame for his/his friends' stupidity and lack of common sense.




Seriously, I couldn't hear anything he said at the beginning or ending parts, and had to use Mick Foley's reactions and comments to try and decypher what he was even talking about.

Love how you talk about "common sense" and then completely miss the point that is being made. Think a little harder before indulging your common sense.

[Steve.]

Would have posted this in the FCW spoilers thread but i can't seem to find it, and i'll no doubt get 'told off' so to speak for posting it in the general FCW thread because it could be classes as a spoiler and it didn't seem worthy of it's own thread.

So i'm going to try and put it in a spoiler tab (if the spoiler tag works at all)

[spoiler][/spoiler]

Anyone know the code? or ideally... anyone actually want me to remove the GIF?

[Cookie Monster]

This has pretty much come to a complete stand-still huh? Such a shame.

In other news, Awesome Ambrose t-shirt:

[Warrior]

The worst they could do is debut him on NXT or Superstars.

[DesolationRow]

I can't blame WWE for letting this cool down. They know people are anticipating Ambrose's debut. Every WWE TV show as of late, there's been a sign for Ambrose in plain view of the camera. Who knows how many signs are popping up, considering this? A bunch of workers are looking forward to his debut, as Foley said he has a lot of friends in high places within WWE. Ambrose's debut should happen when we least expect it. Moreover, there have been a bunch of debuts in the past month since Wrestlemania. They are going to quite clearly arguably "save the best for last" with Ambrose (out of this batch of debuts; I'm sure there will be more debuts later in the summer). What we're probably experiencing right now is simply the calm before the storm.