Official Wrestling Thread Volume 7

Just saw the clip and that was pretty loud thud. Surprised Truth isn't seriously injured.

So, back when Yoshi Tatsu, Sheamus and Ted DiBiase Jr. were all in WWE's Florida developmental territory, the three grapplers lived together in some type of wacky sitcom-ready situation. But all was not well in the household, as Sheamus reportedly had a problem with using other people's things without permission. One day, Tatsu and DiBiase had enough and confronted the Celtic Warrior, catching him redhanded with one of their protein mixers. Sheamus got heated and hurled the mixer at Tatsu. Now, the story goes that on account of Tatsu's training in the New Japan Dojo and the fact that he is "very good with his hands," the Japanese wrestler caught the protein mixer in the air (we like to think it was only centimeters away from DiBiase's horrified, helpless face). Then, Tatsu allegedly stomped across the kitchen and proceeded to open up a can on Sheamus, with some reports even characterizing the beating as bad enough to elicit tears from the future WWE Champion.

[quote="trynalive"]So, back when Yoshi Tatsu, Sheamus and Ted DiBiase Jr. were all in WWE's Florida developmental territory, the three grapplers lived together in some type of wacky sitcom-ready situation. But all was not well in the household, as Sheamus reportedly had a problem with using other people's things without permission. One day, Tatsu and DiBiase had enough and confronted the Celtic Warrior, catching him redhanded with one of their protein mixers. Sheamus got heated and hurled the mixer at Tatsu. Now, the story goes that on account of Tatsu's training in the New Japan Dojo and the fact that he is "very good with his hands," the Japanese wrestler caught the protein mixer in the air (we like to think it was only centimeters away from DiBiase's horrified, helpless face). Then, Tatsu allegedly stomped across the kitchen and proceeded to open up a can on Sheamus, with some reports even characterizing the beating as bad enough to elicit tears from the future WWE Champion. [/quote] God, I hope this story is true.

[img]http://forgifs.com/gallery/d/155062-3/Wrestling-fence-cage-jump.gif[/img] TNA doesn't do this anymore. :smh: Does anyone know the name of the guy who is doing the huricarana?

^I think that's Marcus Cor Von?

Elix Skipper

Ah, Elix Skipper. He of highspot fame and little else. I give him credit for placing his life on the line during multiple matches, but the guy couldn't work a straight match to save his life. Always putting himself (and others) at high risk. Not even sure he is in the business any more.

[quote="trynalive"][img]http://forgifs.com/gallery/d/155062-3/Wrestling-fence-cage-jump.gif[/img] TNA doesn't do this anymore. :smh: Does anyone know the name of the guy who is doing the huricarana?[/quote] In TNA he's ring name was Monty Brown (Alpha Male)

^ I could picture Monty Brown trying to do that move, and he'd fall and break his neck. Like the others already pointed out it's Primetime Elix Skipper.

Classic http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-lShwkn7Nc