It's about damn time...but on him?

[Guest BigTim2002]

So, *looks at calendar* it took the WWE exactly almost A YEAR to the day of RVD's arrival in the WWE to let him perform the Van Terminator...but they didn't have him do it in a big match to absolutely destroy somebody, oh no. They told him to hit it on Paul Heyman...just because they were in Philly.

 

LOGIC does not = WWE...I have no idea why

[Guest cabbageboy]

I think he should have saved the VT for Brock at the PPV personally. Would have meant more then and would have been a logical way of having Brock job without losing face.

[Guest genius1591]

I think he should have saved the VT for Brock at the PPV personally. Would have meant more then and would have been a logical way of having Brock job without losing face.

I have news for ya, Brock is not jobbing anytime soon.

[Guest razazteca]

I think it was a great time for the move, too bad it was on Paul E. By doing the move RVD made this feud against Brock very watchable on tv and will bring in more interest for the PPV match, great hype.

[Guest nl5xsk1]

Is it possible that it was done to Paul E. because the show was in Philly?

 

I could see Vince arranging it that way, as a way of "showing up" Paul E. for some petty reason or another.

[Guest El Psycho Diablo]

I KNEW that was going to come up. Can't have one cool manuver w/o "Vince=Evil" popping up. Isn't it traditional for the face to beat the hell out of the heel's manager BEFORE he gets to the heel?

[Guest Ripper]

I no one realizing that he did the move about 1000 times more difficult by holding the chair himself.

[Guest Cubbie78]

Fuck no your not the only one....With all honesty, the move he did last night was one of the most difficult I have seen someone do (one person to another, not necessarily two people together,. if you get my drift) in 15 years of watching wrestling...

That may seem like an exagerration, but think about it, considering he was using WWE ropes (which have barely any bounce to them compared to WCW and ECW because they are loose and not made of steel), RVD had to get enough momentum from the rope/turnbuckle (I think one foot was on the TB, coupldnt tell) to drive all the way across the ring....

 

Thats a great feat in and of and by itself....Holding the chair himself adds to the drag he faces as he moves through the air, not to mention him having to basically think in mid-air and position the chair exactly where he wanted, and the movement of his hands to position it again added to his drag...

 

I cant think of a single man in the WWE with the athleticism necessary to pull something like that and be perfect in terms of impact and execution....Shane did a bastardardize version I wont even comment on, and the high flying cruiserweights?...I just dont know if they have the leg strength for it....

 

Another thing, I forgot whos sig it is/was in, but RVD doing that split with the barbells..Thats not fucking easy to do and it says on his website he holds the record for most weight held up like that, hell the fucking pose is named for him, hehe....

 

To recap, RVD IS GOD...

[Guest Shaved Bear]

RVD might be made out of rubber

[Guest Ripper]

The back bump he takes on that move is VICIOUS. I wouldn't recomend doing it too many times.

[Guest the 1inch punch]

I wouldn't recomend doing it too many times.

Dont worry, I dont think HHH will let him