Thread Tools

**Bob the Jobber** · 10-01-2012, 11:31 PM

Ryback = Goldberg
Tensai = Regal

It happens.

Khalid Hassan · 10-01-2012, 11:31 PM

End of the day, there's nothing intriguing about Ryback vs Punk, if that goes down.

**Bob the Jobber** · 10-01-2012, 11:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Khalid Hassan

End of the day, there's nothing intriguing about Ryback vs Punk, if that goes down.

Of course not, they haven't built it yet.

We said the same thing going into HHH/Taker at WM28.

JAROTO · 10-01-2012, 11:35 PM

Just watched the complete video. Tensai obviously sandbagged. That hippo lost my respect...to tell the truth he never had it cause he always sucked. I hope he gets fired and we never see him again in the WWE.

Avon Barksdale · 10-01-2012, 11:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AnalBleeding

You can't just compare their strength via stats anyway (even though Lesnar and Goldberg both are stronger in the weight lifting department)... when it comes to lifting other human beings and in ring strength, you have to take into consideration all that functional strength.

Goldberg has trained in Mixed Martial Arts since the 90s, was also a football player.

Lesnar wrestled amateur for over 18 years, winning an NCAA championship.. claiming the title of best wrestler in the entire United States in 2000, and runner up in 1999.

Both Goldberg and Lesnar have far more functional strength and athleticism when it comes to lifting moving things like other humans, and throwing them around.. and also other humans who resist being picked up... whereas Ryback's strength just comes from pure lifting dead weight in the gym..

In other words, lets say a 290lb Ryback takes you down and puts his weight on you and tries to keep you from moving.... it will probably feel like theres 290lbs on you... whereas if a 290lb Brock put his weight on you and tried to keep you from moving, it will feel like theres 600lbs on top of you because of his functional strength. He knows how to use his weight... then have both of them pick you up and throw you, and resist as much as you can... Ryback will probably have a harder time picking up and throwing a person who is resisting and moving than Brock simply because he isnt as used to it.

in short: Ryback isn't used to picking up and throwing humans who are resisting whereas guys like Brock are due to their experience in MMA and amateur wrestling.

THIS! Get over it Ryback marks. He has gym strength, which is nothing compared to raw strength that amateur wrestlers have.

Living Tribunal · 10-01-2012, 11:41 PM

I see a lot of people in here still complaining when they have been proven that Ryback has lifted Tensai. Shut up already you lose.

**Bob the Jobber** · 10-01-2012, 11:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Living Tribunal

I see a lot of people in here still complaining when they have been proven that Ryback has lifted Tensai. Shut up already you lose.

To play devil's advocate (and I'm a fan of Ryback), with SD's editing, it could have been reshot if he had failed.

I see it completely as Tensai sandbagging.

JAROTO · 10-01-2012, 11:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Avon Barksdale

THIS! Get over it Ryback marks. He has gym strength, which is nothing compared to raw strength that amateur wrestlers have.

So? This is professional wrestling, not amateur wrestling or a gym strength competition.

**Undertaker** · 10-01-2012, 11:45 PM

Who gives a fuck. He is still over as hell. Tensai sandbagged him and people are just finding excuses to bitch on Ryback even more.

Khalid Hassan · 10-01-2012, 11:45 PM

After reviewing the play... comparing this attempt to Smackdown... Tensai sandbagged him. He did NOT wrap his left arm around Ryback's head, as per doing any suplex pick-up. And he did not use his right arm to press on Ryback's right shoulder/trap for support. The call on the field is overturned, and Tensai will be charged with a timeout and a 10-yard penalty.