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Wrestling's Stiffest Matches
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02-09-2010 6:15pm#1Just wondering if anyone knows of any good stiff matches or even a match where someone get's pissed and starts stiffing someone!
Perry Saturn vs Mike Bell is a great example!
I know alot of the Japanese stuff is quite stiff and I've also seen Samoa Joe/Kenta as well as Joe & Necrobutcher which were amazing!
Anyone got any more? Videos welcome!4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JP085eYK4NwComments
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Joe vs Low Ki from early ROh was stiff as f*ck.
Nobody did stiff quite like Stan hansen and Vader though - to the extent that Hansen punched Vader's eye out of its socket.:eek:
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Quite an old one now but Brody and Luger in the cage in Florida from the late eighties. Basically the background to it was Luger was new to the business, was there about 8 months, and was pissing off a lot of the older guys by not showing enough respect. He went to Bruiser Brody before their match and told him how the match was going to go down which you do NOT do to an experienced guy, especially one like Brody! During the match Brody decided to stop selling for Luger to teach him a lesson and stiffed him quite a number of times. In the end Luger runs out of the cage to the back...
Some might say what Brody did was unprofessional and exposed the business but Bad News Brown in a shoot said Luger had been told to get his act together but had refused, and that Luger had it coming.0 -
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Can't resist highly recommending one of my favourite matches ever
KENTA vs Katsuhiko Nakajima March 1st 2009
Just watch the opening exchange and tell me you're not hooked!!0 -
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Also, in his WCW match, Goldberg was supposed to steam-roller Regal. Instead Regal, pissed at Goldberg's lack of wrestling talent and rise to the top, decides to embarrass him on TV, add some stiff shots and force Goldberg to wrestle!
Check it out!
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Don't f*ck with Inoki
Great Sasuke v Dirt Bike Kid
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Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »Quite an old one now but Brody and Luger in the cage in Florida from the late eighties. Basically the background to it was Luger was new to the business, was there about 8 months, and was pissing off a lot of the older guys by not showing enough respect. He went to Bruiser Brody before their match and told him how the match was going to go down which you do NOT do to an experienced guy, especially one like Brody! During the match Brody decided to stop selling for Luger to teach him a lesson and stiffed him quite a number of times. In the end Luger runs out of the cage to the back...
Some might say what Brody did was unprofessional and exposed the business but Bad News Brown in a shoot said Luger had been told to get his act together but had refused, and that Luger had it coming.
According to Larry Matysick's book, they'd worked several times before, and Luger had been seriously pissing Brody off because he didn't understand the dynamics of what would get their matches over, and wouldn't sell for Brody. The big issue was that Luger was due to make babyface comebacks in the matches, but since he no-sold the matches were getting no heat, and he was coming off flat. No wonder Brody was pissed!
Anything pre-2000 or so, with Kensuke Sasaki or Toshiaki Kawada tends to also be really brutal....0 -
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New Jack is scum. I was actually reading up about him the other the night. There was those 2 incidents, the first where he tried to throw that other guy (crap memory, dont recall his name
) off the scaffolding onto the turnbuckle and, in his own words, kill him pr seriously injury him as revenge for a move that went wrong some time before it. Then there was when he stabbed that promoter I think it was several times in/outside the ring.
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Archimedes wrote: »New Jack is scum. I was actually reading up about him the other the night. There was those 2 incidents, the first where he tried to throw that other guy (crap memory, dont recall his name ) off the scaffolding onto the turnbuckle and, in his own words, kill him pr seriously injury him as revenge for a move that went wrong some time before it. Then there was when he stabbed that promoter I think it was several times in/outside the ring.
I have a very bad memory despite reading it a few days ago
Apparently NJ had suffered brain damage and was permanently blinded in his right eye from the initial incident with the scaffold. Here's a link to the vid of the second incident. http://wrestlinggonewrong.com/video/newjack_throws_vic.html
Not sure if 'scum' is the right word to use - I genuinely think the guy is a psychopath, and only the most unscrupulous promoter around would ever use him.0 -
Don't f*ck with Inoki
Great Sasuke v Dirt Bike Kid
http://wrestlinggonewrong.com/video/sauske_shoots_on_dbk.html
I saw that match a few years ago. Very unprofessional by Inoki. He blamed Antonio for not selling any of the moves - But it was Antonio's character as a giant, to be able to deflect and take moves like that. Inoki didn't engage properly through the match, and legitimately kicked Antonio hard in the face there - His face was covered in blood after it.
Inoki came off as an arsehole tbh. You don't stomp a man's face in because he's playing a giant character.0 -
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I saw that match a few years ago. Very unprofessional by Inoki. He blamed Antonio for not selling any of the moves - But it was Antonio's character as a giant, to be able to deflect and take moves like that. Inoki didn't engage properly through the match, and legitimately kicked Antonio hard in the face there - His face was covered in blood after it.
Inoki came off as an arsehole tbh. You don't stomp a man's face in because he's playing a giant character.
Not to excuse him but I heard it was the stiff shots to the back of the head that really set Inoki off, and that would tie in when watching the match. Whatever the reason he certainly kicked him far too many times.
Dr Death v Steve Ray. The ever reliable wiki says this:In 1991, Herb Abrams was owed money by Steve Ray and wrongly suspected that Ray was sleeping with his wife. On May 10, 1991 during a television taping at Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City, Abrams paid Steve Williams an extra $100 for the night to break Ray's nose during their match. The ensuing shoot aired in its entirety on an episode of Fury Hour.0
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