Guest TheCynicalHateMongerFromHell Posted February 12, 2003 Report Posted February 12, 2003 He'll have a different name in 2 weeks anyway. Nopers, this is "the one". Call me whatever you want Bob, I really don't care. Though, TheHateMonger is my number 1 choice.
Guest SupaTaft Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 I dont mind HHH. I respect his love for the business. He loves the business so much he wants to be the only one in it. -Taft
Guest the pinjockey Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 I would most likely avoid any HHH passing threads. Nothing I say would be good so there is no reason to go in and pile on and spread the HHHate when some people do care.
Guest IDrinkRatsMilk Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 There's a difference between not caring if he's dead and pissing on his grave.
LaParkaYourCar Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 I dont mind HHH. I respect his love for the business. He loves the business so much he wants to be the only one in it. -Taft I don't see the love for the business...........I see love for himself. He knows what he's doing isn't good....he doesn't care.
Guest bob_barron Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 Triple H does have a passion for the business though. I think 5.21.01 RAW clearly showed that You may not like what he does behind the scenes but he does love wrestling very much.
Guest Sassquatch Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 You crack me up sometimes Bob.
Guest the pinjockey Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 Yes he loves wrestling so much that he is pushing to be in matches with stiffs like Steiner so he doesn't look bad in the ring. Way to show pride in your in ring work.
LaParkaYourCar Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 Triple H does have a passion for the business though. I think 5.21.01 RAW clearly showed that You may not like what he does behind the scenes but he does love wrestling very much. Doing something that's instilled in wrestlers from the beginning of their training doesn't necessarily mean he loves the business. Foley said all wrestlers are taught the show must go on. If you had asked me in 2000 whether he loves the business I wouldn't have doubted, but now I seriously doubt if he's sincere.
Guest bob_barron Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 Yes it does though. It means he respects the business enough to know that you do go on when your injured. I think he still truly loves the business- yes his politics and all that is scummy but with all the injuries he's had- most guys would probably retire by now.
Guest bob_barron Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 You crack me up sometimes Bob. How so? I don't like the guy either but he does love wrestling and I think does have a passion for the business. I don't think he knows how bad he is. The guy goes out there and cuts his forehead every month to try to make the match interesting
Guest Sassquatch Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 I don't think he knows how bad he is. The guy goes out there and cuts his forehead every month to try to make the match interesting. You're making up excuses for a grown man who can read the numbers he pulls in which are dwindling down and he sees a potentionally smaller paycheck coming his way. Let me find my violin.
LaParkaYourCar Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 Yes it does though. It means he respects the business enough to know that you do go on when your injured. I think he still truly loves the business- yes his politics and all that is scummy but with all the injuries he's had- most guys would probably retire by now. you could also make the case that he continued the match to make himself look better or because his ego was to big to not continue. His actions behind the scenes lead me to believe that the above is true.
Guest treble charged Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 Fuck, the guy had a torn quadricep. I think after seeing what happened to Nash we know how painful something like that can be, but he still went on for another 5 minutes, even taking the Wall of Jericho and hobbling around, finishing the match the way it was supposed to happen. I REALLY doubt that as his leg was in searing pain, he was thinking, "I need to finish this match so I don't make Jericho and Benoit look better than me". If this was the case, they wouldn't have brought up during the WrestleMania feud that Jericho was the one who caused the injury (well, more or less. Wasn't really his fault, but they played it up like it was, in a way). I don't like the guy, either, but it pisses me off when people just brush off what the guy did after suffering a severe injury like that just because they don't like his backstage politics.
LaParkaYourCar Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 Don't get me wrong. I have said before I have a general respect for all wrestlers who wrestle through pain, but since he's not the first and won't be the last I have a problem with always singling him out. I just have a lot of trouble trusting anything that comes out of his mouth nowdays. He's made it hard to see him as a trustworthy man.
LaParkaYourCar Posted February 13, 2003 Report Posted February 13, 2003 I may have been a little harsh in saying he was being selfish. Sometimes my immature side comes out. Don't think bad of me, I just don't like the guy.
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