[Falconry]

Yeah, I think that was really the best we've seen of him in WWE. He had a weird series with Morrison because they had some absolutely abysmal matches against each other, then they also had two (I think) which have pretty much been the best matches of both men's WWE careers. That's the thing I find with CM Punk, he's really inconsistant. Sometimes he wrestles these great matches and sometimes I think it's a wonder he ever made it out of promotions like CZW.

Although I'll always have some kind of respect for him for giving Super Dragon his best match, haha.

[KoscheckBaby]

Originally Posted by Saku4me

Wow. I just finished re-watching the Godfather/Charles Wright shoot interview and he is the most level headed and relaxed guy you'd ever meet. I have so much more respect for the guy. He doesn't try to come off as some badass and he knew his actual skill level. Damn, probably the least over the top and honest shoot I've seen in a long time.

He's so courteous...I can see why he always had a job in the WWF/E. He even asked the interviewer to see if he could cuss. Later he gets a bit thirsty and then before he drinks, he asks if he could drink a beer. Very humble guy...I like him more now. He talks about how green he was even when he was in the WWF and he talks about how he wasn't even ready for the push and how he was pushed because of his looks and he said if he knew more about the business, he would've sat with 'Taker and Santana to know more about what he should've done.

I was mixed about him after the shoot. He seems to not really care or maybe even appreciate the opportunities he got. A good guy, but really didn't seem to value the business. Had no memories of any matches or his career really in the ring.

I wonder what RF and other shoot interviewers pay these wrestlers.

[punkmother]

Originally Posted by KoscheckBaby

I was mixed about him after the shoot. He seems to not really care or maybe even appreciate the opportunities he got. A good guy, but really didn't seem to value the business. Had no memories of any matches or his career really in the ring.

I wonder what RF and other shoot interviewers pay these wrestlers.

you think less of him because he was professional enough to realize wrestling was a job first and foremost?

[KoscheckBaby]

Originally Posted by punkmother

you think less of him because he was professional enough to realize wrestling was a job first and foremost?

i thought he was a good guy, but maybe not as deserving as the shots he got

[BasRuttenFan]

Originally Posted by Saku4me

Wow. I just finished re-watching the Godfather/Charles Wright shoot interview and he is the most level headed and relaxed guy you'd ever meet. I have so much more respect for the guy. He doesn't try to come off as some badass and he knew his actual skill level. Damn, probably the least over the top and honest shoot I've seen in a long time.

He's so courteous...I can see why he always had a job in the WWF/E. He even asked the interviewer to see if he could cuss. Later he gets a bit thirsty and then before he drinks, he asks if he could drink a beer. Very humble guy...I like him more now. He talks about how green he was even when he was in the WWF and he talks about how he wasn't even ready for the push and how he was pushed because of his looks and he said if he knew more about the business, he would've sat with 'Taker and Santana to know more about what he should've done.

I was never that impressed with his wrestling, but his godfather gimmick was way over. He could work the mic as well as anyone in the attitude era imo. Mostly catchphrases, but everyone knew and repeated them with him just as much as Road Dogg, Rock and everyone else who did similar things on teh stick.

[BasRuttenFan]

Originally Posted by BrooklynBomber

Doesn't remember to sell, has very little if any psychology to what he does, doesn't make his moves count for anything, doesn't know how to make his spots make sense, a lot of the moves and faux-MMA he does look like shit.

Just for starters.

Agree 100%. I have never seen anything outside of WWE, but if he was better, I wish he would go back to the other org and shine again and stay the fuck off my tv every monday.

[sylaxRKO]

Originally Posted by Falconry

And, frankly, the suggestion that AJ is carrying anybody kind of amuses me.

Styles used to be great and very capable of carrying someone, I think his work now is a combination of not being given oppurtunities in TNA and him being bored in his role. AJ may not be Daniels or Joe but I think he is still damn good.

[punkmother]

Originally Posted by sylaxRKO

Styles used to be great and very capable of carrying someone, I think his work now is a combination of not being given oppurtunities in TNA and him being bored in his role. AJ may not be Daniels or Joe but I think he is still damn good.

most of what is on anymore thoroughly bores the shit out of me. but, i can confidently say, i would much rather watch aj styles than cm punk on a weekly basis.

[White Snake]

Originally Posted by Saku4me

Yea, those pictures aren't mine. They are from a good friend of mine's from the Phillipines.

I would fight Vince McMahon to get my hands on that video library

[Francis Rossi]

Another good Sun interview, this time with Kevin Nash:

Kevin Nash interview | The Sun |HomePage|Sport|Wrestling