ReDxEnEmY718
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Joined on: Apr 25, 2004 22:47:47 GMT -5
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Post by ReDxEnEmY718 on May 30, 2009 0:43:47 GMT -5
Who's to say that he just didn't lose feeling in his wrist on RAW? You guys who making such a big deal about something you don't even know happended. His wrist could just smacked the mat hard and lost feeling in it. It doesn't take alot to lose feeling (or just get a tingling(sp?) sensation in your hand/wrist). They're just trying to find anything they can, so they can add to the "Injury prone" nickname . I hate to say it about the guy but what else can I think? I mean I don't hate the guy but seriously, what's the count now guys? 4? 5 injuries? I can't remember any other wrestler with that kind of bad luck. At this point, it's a bit eerie. Very Twilight Zone kind of sht. Oh well, at least he developed a pretty solid fanbase to take with him wherever he decides to go. If he decides to go to TNA right now, what Mr. Kennedy fan WOULDN'T watch him? Sure the circumstances are shtty but hopefully and he can be utilized more in TNA or ROH or wherever.
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Post by Flyrfn144 on May 30, 2009 0:44:11 GMT -5
They're just trying to find anything they can, so they can add to the "Injury prone" nickname . Honestly, he's had 2-3 major injurys. It's not like he's had 10000 small injurys. Doesn't make him injury prone. 3 major injuries causing him to miss a total of almost 2 years, one failed Wellness Policy test, and numerous times inactive when not injured/suspended. The only time he really mattered was some of 05, and some of 06. Other than that, he's basically been faded into oblivion.
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Post by SodaGuy on May 30, 2009 0:44:45 GMT -5
This thread is crazy. JSYN would jump off a bridge if Kennedy did, although he'd tell us how Kennedy was pushed off despite evidence saying otherwise. And SG is pretty crazy too, I'm guessing because you know Kennedy is going to TNA sooner than later. That has nothing to do with it dude. I've been a Kennedy fan for a while (since about 2007 or so) and it has nothing to do with him "going to TNA sooner than later" so don't try that crap.
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Post by AdamBomb on May 30, 2009 0:45:11 GMT -5
Kennedy sucks, get the over it. He couldn't wrestle worth a , he's bland, and his mic skills were terribly overrated. Sounds alot like the guy in your sig, to me. . At least Orton developed a character, and has some in' depth. Kennedy just developed multiple injuries.
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Post by Flyrfn144 on May 30, 2009 0:46:07 GMT -5
Kennedy sucks, get the over it. He couldn't wrestle worth a , he's bland, and his mic skills were terribly overrated. Sounds alot like the guy in your sig, to me. . no, because the guy in my sig actually knows how to wrestle, and knows the definition of ring psychology. Orton's mic skills aren't amazing, but aren't bad either, and definitely aren't overrated, because 90% of the time, people are saying they are below average. I think it's plain to see that Orton is much better than Kennedy.
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Post by pineappleexpress on May 30, 2009 0:46:20 GMT -5
How are they two different things? He lied about his health. And no, he didn't have to say that he'd never taken steroids, a simple "no comment" would suffice. Much like Christian did on Off the Record a few years ago. And it's quite simple. He is trying to blanket his reputation of getting injured all the time. Why would any other major promotion even look at him if they know he'll just get injured and waste their time and money? "No comment" would leave them suspicious and give the WWE a bad name, especially during that time. Did Christian say that when they were talking about a roided up murderer? No... The fact that he lied about it makes WWE look worse.
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Post by SodaGuy on May 30, 2009 0:47:00 GMT -5
Honestly, he's had 2-3 major injurys. It's not like he's had 10000 small injurys. Doesn't make him injury prone. 3 major injuries causing him to miss a total of almost 2 years, one failed Wellness Policy test, and numerous times inactive when not injured/suspended. The only time he really mattered was some of 05, and some of 06. Other than that, he's basically been faded into oblivion. He missed so much time because they're major injurys for crying out lound. It's not like he went down with a blown out knee and took 2 years off. It's just bad luck and has nothing to do with being "injury prone".
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Post by Flyrfn144 on May 30, 2009 0:49:01 GMT -5
3 major injuries causing him to miss a total of almost 2 years, one failed Wellness Policy test, and numerous times inactive when not injured/suspended. The only time he really mattered was some of 05, and some of 06. Other than that, he's basically been faded into oblivion. He missed so much time because they're major injurys for crying out lound. It's not like he went down with a blown out knee and took 2 years off. It's just bad luck and has nothing to do with being "injury prone". Bad luck would be him twisting his ankle in a match, or messing up a spot or something. The fact he has gotten several major injuries, to different parts of his body each time, is not bad luck. It's definitely him being injury prone, because for more than half of his career, he hasn't been able to really step in the ring without suffering damage to something
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Post by ß®å¢K$ßâ¢k on May 30, 2009 0:49:08 GMT -5
On the subject of him...Can anyone find the video of HBK talking about Mr. Kennedy and calling him Kennedy Kennedy? Does anyone know where it is?!?!?!? It's killing me! I love the way HBK says it!
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Post by HugoOne on May 30, 2009 0:51:10 GMT -5
The guy is pretty injury prone. It's not just about the amount of times he's been injured, but the length of those injuries as well. If you look earlier at statistics, he's been injured for over a third of his career. It sucks, sure, but he is injury prone. Not to mention he apparently was injured his FIRST night back, which is known as the Kevin Nash curse.
They TRIED to push him but he's gotten bad publicity lying about steroids and failing a wellness test as well, right before his big push. And maybe his body just can't handle the WWE rigorous schedule and he'd be better off with a lighter schedule in TNA.
btw, love this thread.
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Post by Flyrfn144 on May 30, 2009 0:52:27 GMT -5
The guy is pretty injury prone. It's not just about the amount of times he's been injured, but the length of those injuries as well. If you look earlier at statistics, he's been injured for over a third of his career. It sucks, sure, but he is injury prone. Not to mention he apparently was injured his FIRST night back, which is known as the Kevin Nash curse. They TRIED to push him but he's gotten bad publicity lying about steroids and failing a wellness test as well, right before his big push. And maybe his body just can't handle the WWE rigorous schedule and he'd be better off with a lighter schedule in TNA. btw, love this thread.I'm having way too much fun in here right now, which is keeping me from going to bed. Let's keep this going!
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Post by AdamBomb on May 30, 2009 0:53:32 GMT -5
3 major injuries causing him to miss a total of almost 2 years, one failed Wellness Policy test, and numerous times inactive when not injured/suspended. The only time he really mattered was some of 05, and some of 06. Other than that, he's basically been faded into oblivion. He missed so much time because they're major injurys for crying out lound. It's not like he went down with a blown out knee and took 2 years off. It's just bad luck and has nothing to do with being "injury prone". Having more than one major injury, in such a short amount of time would lead me to believe he is PRONE TO INJURY. Christ, even when he would return at 100% he was out again not soon after.
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Post by SodaGuy on May 30, 2009 0:53:52 GMT -5
The guy is pretty injury prone. It's not just about the amount of times he's been injured, but the length of those injuries as well. If you look earlier at statistics, he's been injured for over a third of his career. It sucks, sure, but he is injury prone. Not to mention he apparently was injured his FIRST night back, which is known as the Kevin Nash curse. They TRIED to push him but he's gotten bad publicity lying about steroids and failing a wellness test as well, right before his big push. And maybe his body just can't handle the WWE rigorous schedule and he'd be better off with a lighter schedule in TNA. btw, love this thread. I'm pretty sure he didn't fail a test. It was that he was getting steriods from an online site after it was put into the policy you couldn't do that the same thing that got Orton & Morrison suspended to. It wasn't that they failed one but they bought them online. I'm pretty sure what's what it was. There's a diffrence between failing one and what they did. Also, you ever think if he was (is - whatever) on steriods THAT's what caused the injurys? Wasn't all his injurys tears (or atleast 2 of them)? That could explain it right there.
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Post by pineappleexpress on May 30, 2009 0:54:05 GMT -5
Where's JSYN? Maybe he's resting in the giant e-grave he dug for himself.
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Post by HugoOne on May 30, 2009 0:54:49 GMT -5
3 major injuries causing him to miss a total of almost 2 years, one failed Wellness Policy test, and numerous times inactive when not injured/suspended. The only time he really mattered was some of 05, and some of 06. Other than that, he's basically been faded into oblivion. He missed so much time because they're major injurys for crying out lound. It's not like he went down with a blown out knee and took 2 years off. It's just bad luck and has nothing to do with being "injury prone". There's no difference between major and minor injuries when you're injury prone. He had two major injuries in December 2005, and a major one in August 2008. He also said that he may never have full use of his shoulder again, either, at Axxess this year. He's had two minor ones as well in April 2007 and this past Monday at Raw. Either way you cut it, he's injury prone. He is prone to being injured. He wasn't doing crazy stunts when he hurt himself, he was wrestling a basic match. Which means he was injured easily, which means he's injury prone.
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Post by AdamBomb on May 30, 2009 0:55:43 GMT -5
I'm having way too much fun in here right now, which is keeping me from going to bed. Let's keep this going! Completely agree, and for the record:
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Post by pineappleexpress on May 30, 2009 0:56:17 GMT -5
He missed so much time because they're major injurys for crying out lound. It's not like he went down with a blown out knee and took 2 years off. It's just bad luck and has nothing to do with being "injury prone". There's no difference between major and minor injuries when you're injury prone. He had two major injuries in December 2005, and a major one in August 2008. He also said that he may never have full use of his shoulder again, either, at Axxess this year. He's had two minor ones as well in April 2007 and this past Monday at Raw. Either way you cut it, he's injury prone. He is prone to being injured. He wasn't doing crazy stunts when he hurt himself, he was wrestling a basic match. Which means he was injured easily, which means he's injury prone. Exactly. It makes me laugh when people say he's good in the ring, seeing as he can't take basic moves properly.
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Post by sxexhxc on May 30, 2009 0:57:18 GMT -5
Sounds alot like the guy in your sig, to me. . At least Orton developed a character, and has some in' depth. Kennedy just developed multiple injuries. So I guess Kennedy had no character, whatsoever in WWE, then? He was over for no reason, AT ALL? You're an idiot and are obviously completely biased... Orton's mic skills are above overrated, he... talks... like... this... Atleast Kennedy showed some charisma and energy when he was cutting a promo. And for a Randy Orton fan to call Kennedy bland, is like pot.kettle.black. What a ridiculous thing to say...
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Post by SodaGuy on May 30, 2009 0:57:24 GMT -5
There's no difference between major and minor injuries when you're injury prone. He had two major injuries in December 2005, and a major one in August 2008. He also said that he may never have full use of his shoulder again, either, at Axxess this year. He's had two minor ones as well in April 2007 and this past Monday at Raw. Either way you cut it, he's injury prone. He is prone to being injured. He wasn't doing crazy stunts when he hurt himself, he was wrestling a basic match. Which means he was injured easily, which means he's injury prone. Exactly. It makes me laugh when people say he's good in the ring, seeing as he can't take basic moves properly. Oh.. I guess Triple H just sucks then since he got hurt doing a spinebuster that he's done many, many times. Other people get hurt toing "basic" moves not just Kennedy.
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Post by Flyrfn144 on May 30, 2009 0:57:39 GMT -5
The guy is pretty injury prone. It's not just about the amount of times he's been injured, but the length of those injuries as well. If you look earlier at statistics, he's been injured for over a third of his career. It sucks, sure, but he is injury prone. Not to mention he apparently was injured his FIRST night back, which is known as the Kevin Nash curse. They TRIED to push him but he's gotten bad publicity lying about steroids and failing a wellness test as well, right before his big push. And maybe his body just can't handle the WWE rigorous schedule and he'd be better off with a lighter schedule in TNA. btw, love this thread. I'm pretty sure he didn't fail a test. It was that he was getting steriods from an online site after it was put into the policy you couldn't do that the same thing that got Orton & Morrison suspended to. It wasn't that they failed one but they bought them online. I'm pretty sure what's what it was. There's a diffrence between failing one and what they did. Also, you ever think if he was (is - whatever) on steriods THAT's what caused the injurys? Wasn't all his injurys tears (or atleast 2 of them)? That could explain it right there. Then it's his own fault, so it still doesn't help his case
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