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Why every other wrestlers feels like he needs to crap over what others are doing? Orton, now Spud. Not saying he's wrong, but if wrestlers want to go full speed, than kudos to them. I'm sure they now their risks.
“Strong style is the wrong style in my opinion. I understand why wrestlers want to work that style but for me its not worth the praise. Given the broken neck I had in 2009, I learnt a lot. When I lost my hair to EC3 we did little in that match as possible as Ethan could only use one arm thanks to a bad bicep injury, I had 4,000 people get behind me and wish death upon Ethan. More so than the aerial stuff I did years ago at smaller shows."
Don’t worry, I’m sure there’s actors out there who do ‘strong style’ acting where they actually fire guns each other in the gunfight scenes I mean think about it: ‘This is strong style acting guys, I’m bringing legitimacy and honor to the role’ says Tom Cruise when he’s actually flying a fighter jet."
Obliviously Japan is on another level, but look at Katsuyori Shibata. Is a life/career threatening injury worth it trying to make it more "real"? Let me headbutt you really hard......I kind of agree with him. Strong style doesnt just effect the wrestler but also their opponent and longevity in wrestling is a thing of the past these days.
I don't think he was flat out shitting on the style it probably had something to do with the question he was asked.Why every other wrestlers feels like he needs to crap over what others are doing? Orton, now Spud. Not saying he's wrong, but if wrestlers want to go full speed, than kudos to them. I'm sure they now their risks.