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post 1678693363 03-10-2023, 08:55 AM
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Bischoff Says Phillip Jack Brooks is Really Average

“I don’t have any respect for him. I gave him the benefit of the doubt because I never met the guy. When he came out and the first thing he did was go for the cheap heat … by burying Hulk Hogan. It’s like, ‘Wait a minute, dude. You never met Hulk Hogan; you’ve never worked with Hulk Hogan; you certainly don’t know Hulk Hogan; and you haven’t accomplished a fraction of a fraction of what Hulk Hogan has accomplished. So why are you burying him?’”

“When a talent has to go to the low-hanging, ‘cheap heat’ fruit right out of the shoot, that tells me he doesn’t really have anything. He exposed himself to me at that point. He exposed to me what he didn’t have. That was the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard anybody say. So between those two things, it indicated to me that this guy ain’t all he’s cracked up to be. I think he’s a really average talent.” (quotes courtesy of WrestlingInc.com)
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Punk was a larger-than-average fish in a small pond. He would have been squashed in the '90s, but he did very well in 2000-2010s PG WWE. His promos were just on another level even if his character was dull.
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Originally Posted By wings_unhinged
Punk was a larger-than-average fish in a small pond. He would have been squashed in the '90s, but he did very well in 2000-2010s PG WWE. His promos were just on another level even if his character was dull.
Disagree 1,000,000% regarding his promos. His shtick of breaking character and airing dirty laundry publicly... aka mic drop, proved he couldn't cut the mustard. Think about who would be on the Mount Rushmore of promos and ask yourself if they ever broke character or cut promos the way Punk did. Hogan? Macho Man?, Jake the Snake?, Flair,? Stone Cold? Superstar Billy Graham?, Jesse the Body? Bruno?

Did it ever occur to Punk to stick to the story and stick to the lines and deliver it, the best way possible?
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eric bischoff is an empty headed dipchit who isn't qualified to manage a fuking target
post 1678714193 03-10-2023, 02:32 PM
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He's not in Hogan's league, so I can see why Bischoff would take exception there. Although, when it comes to Bischoff and Hogan, we should all be so lucky in life if we ever find anyone who loves us as much as Bischoff loves Hulk Hogan.

On Punk being average: Nope, not even close. He's a high level talent. He just also comes off as kind of a diva. Talent-wise, he's great. Not a big guy at all and not a crazy performer like Omega or HBK, but super on the mic and if you give him a good story and someone to work with, he will deliver.

There is a reason he creates so much buzz, he's special. I hate his politics and I'm sure I would not enjoy being around someone like him for too long, but as a wrestler he is somewhere below truly greats like Hogan or Cena, but not by miles. I'd rate him somewhere below that second tier of guys like Macho or Sting, but only just below them (and then, only because he's got glaring weaknesses like his physique and size).
Originally Posted By wings_unhinged
Punk was a larger-than-average fish in a small pond. He would have been squashed in the '90s, but he did very well in 2000-2010s PG WWE. His promos were just on another level even if his character was dull.
Punk came up in a post steroids scandal era. If he'd been around in the 90s, he'd been juiced up just like everyone else and been fine.
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post 1678719473 03-10-2023, 04:07 PM
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Bitchoff killed two companies so his opinion means **** all
FL > PA
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when did Punk go after Hulk? I don't remember that, any vid?
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