No they don't have to be botchless, they just can't fuck up their finisher by having 3 attempts in one match and not get the job done. If he can't do his finisher on all opponents then he shouldn't be in the main event, no other way to slice it.
If this is the case, then most of the roster has no business being in the main event. It's exactly the reason why most main event guys have multiple finishers, to cover for those situations where you can't Tombstone/GTS/MostPowerMovesontheRoster the Big Show.
I don't like Ryback's finisher anyway. It's like the fourth most painful looking move he does. If anything, he should have stuck with the clothesline.
Ok so now some genius thinks that just because the undertaker fails to take off his hood, he is not qualified to be in the hall of fame? Quit trolling dude.
LOL! I was being sarcastic! You didn't get my point?
As already said, Ryback performed his finisher perfectly to Tensai on Smackdown. Tensai likely sanbagged him on RAW, because if it was a communication problem Ryback wouldn't of failed to perform to move the second time around.
Cesaro's finisher requires much less strength and Brodus really helped to make that move look successful. Ryback is stronger. But why does it really matter anyway? Ryback will be getting pushed further than Cesaro will ever be. So it's Ryback > Cesaro in WWE's eyes. Terrible thread.
No. It's never terrible to see faults and point them out when the Republicans of Connecticut refuse to and hold their own bias for who should be on top.
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So Taker should have been able to do the tombstone on the Big Show to be a credible main eventer?
To be fair, Taker was able to Tombstone Mark Henry, who was arguably heavier than The Big Show at that time(just compare the two, Henry is a lot fatter). Taker by the way might be slightly overrated on other areas, but imo he's underrated when it comes to strength. His matches against Henry, Batista and other big guys prove his power.
As for Ryback, I don't care for the botch that much as I care that he wasn't just throwing Tensai around like a Lesnar or Goldberg would've done. Ryback needs to demonstrate more power moves, simple slams and suplexes. One botch isn't that bad, but I want the guy to be able work a more enjoyable style if he indeed is going to fill my computer scene for a long time.
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if you look closely , you'll see that Tensai didn't release his invisible wings that would normally help him leverage to other wrestlers' shoulder
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Oh Dear Ryback... [the botches]
Re: Oh Dear Ryback... [the botches]
[What entertains me needs to be in the ME
