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If this show is worse than last week's then idk how much more of this I can take.

[rzombie1988]

Originally Posted by HayleySabin

You can even out the high flying goodness with other aspects of the match - even on the indies. All it takes is knowing there the limit is for one and finding the balance. I don't think A.C.H. is capable of too much, personally. That's my assessment on the guy. He's better than Tadarius Thomas though. I'll give him that. What ROH sees in Thomas, pfft. Way beyond me.

I see Thomas as a possible breakout star. He's extremely unique as no one does anything even close to him. There's never been a true capoeira guy and he does stuff no one else is able to do. I've been pushing on my blog since his debut that they need to go a RVD like route with him or treat him as some Bruce Lee master of the martial arts type, and it will work. He needs to get matched up with some flippy guys though. Kickers and Flippy guys always match. He could also be good against pure strikers.

The big problem he has is that no one knows how to work him. If you watch his matches, you can tell that his opponents legit look concerned about what strike they will be taking next. At this moment, he'd be best in squashes where he can show off his cool stuff.

I'd also like to see some vignette's with him and more on his martial arts background to make him more unique.

[Chismo]

Whoever doubts ACH, needs to check out his Iromman against Fox. Stellar performance. Also, they had the Ironman II in December. Don't know if it's out on DVD yet...

[Seabs]

Woah at them doing a rematch. Won't be as good as the first one naturally but it's something I'll look to see.

[KingCrash]

Spoiler for ACH/Fox:

It's still very good, and I put this is spoilers because they're teasing a third one or an one-hour ironman match.

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Originally Posted by rzombie1988

I see Thomas as a possible breakout star. He's extremely unique as no one does anything even close to him. There's never been a true capoeira guy and he does stuff no one else is able to do. I've been pushing on my blog since his debut that they need to go a RVD like route with him or treat him as some Bruce Lee master of the martial arts type, and it will work. He needs to get matched up with some flippy guys though. Kickers and Flippy guys always match. He could also be good against pure strikers.

The big problem he has is that no one knows how to work him. If you watch his matches, you can tell that his opponents legit look concerned about what strike they will be taking next. At this moment, he'd be best in squashes where he can show off his cool stuff.

I'd also like to see some vignette's with him and more on his martial arts background to make him more unique.

Thomas has looked like a steaming pile of "who gives a damn" in every match that I've seen him in. If ROH pushes him, then I'm done. I'm probably going to be soon considering I can't take anymore of these shows. The tag gauntlet from a few weeks nearly killed my will to watch wrestling.

Unless Thomas is getting owned by Steen, chances are my interest in him will remain where it is right now: zero.

[USAUSA1]

Wow, is it that serious?

[rzombie1988]

I reviewed ROH TV 2/17/2013 here:
http://prowresblog.blogspot.com/2013...review_17.html

Overall thoughts: Good show with CHARLIE HAAS being awesome, a parking lot brawl, good Top Prospect Tournament action and more on Kevin Steen's change of heart.

Some shots from the show:

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If that parking lot brawl doesn't bring the goods on front of wrestlecrap then I'll seriously be disappointed.

[TasteOfVenom]

No wonder these shows come on so late, the production is almost horrid.