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Del Rio is at -360 for initial but -6000 for EOB. Never seen such a difference before. 
 
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Lines are crazy right now. 
 
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The Shield (end of broadcast ruling) -20000
Dean Ambrose (end of broadcast ruling) -16000  
Alberto Del Rio (end of broadcast) -6000
Randy Orton (end of broadcast ruling) -4500
Brock Lesnar (end of broadcast ruling) -4500
John Cena (end of broadcast ruling) -4500  
Mark Henry (end of broadcast ruling) -3000  

I wanted to make a 7-Match parlay, but it only pays 13 dollars, if you bet 100 bucks.

As you guys probably remember, i hated Dolph Ziggler. I thought Ziggler was a joke, but now, i don't anymore. I'm glad he is the champ. Sucks he got a concussion from Swagger, with a boot to the head.

I can't see ADR losing, after what Swagger did. I don't see the WWE team, awarding him a win, after what he just did to Ziggler. And the whole getting busted for weed, DUI, on top of it.

Can't believe they push this Nancy Fandango character on us, but so no respect to Ted DiBiase, Jr., or Cody Rhodes.

These guys should be main eventers. Especially, Ted DiBiase, Jr., who has the the size to hang with the heavyweights. Drew McIntyre should be getting a push and so should Alex Riley, over Fandango.

Can't believe this pansy Fandango character was pushed over on us, over these guys. I wish Bobby Lashley was brought back. Man, do they need to get Batista back in the ring.

Can anyone convince me that Fandango should be respected and taken seriously? The man's pansy character makes me pissed off and uncomfortable.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MoneySRH:

The Shield (end of broadcast ruling) -20000
Dean Ambrose (end of broadcast ruling) -16000  
Alberto Del Rio (end of broadcast) -6000
Randy Orton (end of broadcast ruling) -4500
Brock Lesnar (end of broadcast ruling) -4500
John Cena (end of broadcast ruling) -4500  
Mark Henry (end of broadcast ruling) -3000  

I wanted to make a 7-Match parlay, but it only pays 13 dollars, if you bet 100 bucks.

As you guys probably remember, i hated Dolph Ziggler. I thought Ziggler was a joke, but now, i don't anymore. I'm glad he is the champ. Sucks he got a concussion from Swagger, with a boot to the head.

I can't see ADR losing, after what Swagger did. I don't see the WWE team, awarding him a win, after what he just did to Ziggler. And the whole getting busted for weed, DUI, on top of it.

Can't believe they push this Nancy Fandango character on us, but so no respect to Ted DiBiase, Jr., or Cody Rhodes.

These guys should be main eventers. Especially, Ted DiBiase, Jr., who has the the size to hang with the heavyweights. Drew McIntyre should be getting a push and so should Alex Riley, over Fandango.

Can't believe this pansy Fandango character was pushed over on us, over these guys. I wish Bobby Lashley was brought back. Man, do they need to get Batista back in the ring.

Can anyone convince me that Fandango should be respected and taken seriously? The man's pansy character makes me pissed off and uncomfortable.


Fandango's character is supposed to piss you off and make you uncomfortable, like Goldust was back in the day.  Dude can wrestler and talk.  His character will get old, but he's legit.  And you can't be serious about Bobby Lashley or Batista. 
 
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Anybody got a link?
 
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Personally, I like the Fandango character.  Close to Adorable Adrian Adonis or Gorgeous George as WWE has been in a long time.  The BIlly Gunn/whoever the other guy was marriage bit was lame and doesn't count.

So many angles can be played with him and Summer Rae in the future.  Eventually, she leaves him and makes a big name for herself.

 
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That character has been playing out for decades. The master of it was Exotic Adrian Street. It's too bad wresting wasn't main stream at the time because the guy was as flamboyent as any wrestler in history.

Adorable Adrian actually mirrored his character from Exotic Adrian. I actually think Jimmy Hart helped to enhance the antics of Adorable Adrian.

Fandango is not even close to these two guys and certainly wont last as long.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by PapaShango:



Fandango's character is supposed to piss you off and make you uncomfortable, like Goldust was back in the day.  Dude can wrestler and talk.  His character will get old, but he's legit.  And you can't be serious about Bobby Lashley or Batista. 
WHAT? Goldust is awesome and always has been. Goldust is a WWE legend. Think about the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. No way in hell Fandango would make the cut back then. My standards of who is a real superstar are much high than today's wrestling fans.

I'm lucky i grew up in a time, when wrestling was filled with greatness, and not mediocrity. If i have to think if a wrestler is any good or not, chances are they aren't. Fans except crap today.

Almost none of the wrestlers today would make the WWF era, WCW era, TNT Nitro era, or Attitude era.

I would love to see Bobby Lashley vs Kane, Ryback, Big Show, Lesnar, Cena, Sheamus, or Mark Henry today. He has the size and strength to compete with them in and outside the ring. I would like to see Batista against these guys also.

Batista is a superstar with mad charisma that wrestles with anger, aggression and truly DGAF. The man is a total bad azz. The crowd would go nuts, if he was to make a return. The man is a pit bull.
 
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Everything going according to plan. The Shield claiming two titles is no surprise based on the odds. Just can't believe they are giving these guys so much glory so quickly.

Lets just hope this loss is the beginning of the end for Fandingaling.

 
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I nailed Swagger on the "initial ruling" ....and need Cena to cement the final two legs of a 4-teamer.  But after the "accident", am I really gonna lose the bet like that?!?!?!?!?!?
 
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Hope you guys jumped on the Sheamus value. Talk about MONEY.
 
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As for the Swagger/ADR ruling...well...that explained ADR -360 for initial and -6000 for EOB.

After I found out this PPV was in St. Louis I threw out any possibility of Big Show winning. It was in St. Louis, right? I saw Jericho at the Cardinals game throwing out the first pitch.
 
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Cena/Rybroke match was a complete joke.

Absolutely horrible PPV 

 
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I just tuned in. How did Cena/Ryback match end?
 
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Lesnar accidentally tapped.  (don't worry...match still going on for those not watching)
 
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Lesnar wins
 
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Silly WWE actors....Lesnar could barely stand, yet is able to pull off his signature move.  I guess it helps when the guy "knocked out cold" climbs up into his arms for him

And just curious, why nothing was done about PH's interference?  If it's "legal", so be it...but the 2nd ref comes down and just hides next to the door?  Doesn't pull him out or anything?  
 
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No DQ in a cage match. The 2nd ref is just there to open the door.
 
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And Lesnar barely being able to stand and pulling off his move is done to show his dominance and how powerful he is. And his knee injury is why he's going to be out of storylines for a while before his next feud and Punk may be back tomorrow night, which will keep Heyman on the show.
 
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Sparky, I appreciate your insight.    Often read your posts, but definitely not a reg on BETTING wrestling...

That being said, what do you think is the verdict on the Cena/Ryback match??  My bet is still showing pending, do you think it gets canceled?
 
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I think No contest equals a loss.

Ryback picked Cena up on his shoulders. While on top of the entrance stage and Ryback ran with Cena on his shoulders, right through the wall, that was made of lights and wood. The wood broke like a twig and sparks shot out. It looked like they fell about 6ft to the backstage ground and landed on some kind of steel frame.

I think Ryback thought the wall was made of metal and they would bounce backwards. Instead they went right through it. Cena went on a stretcher and Ryback was helped by a ref to the back for medical attention. I think it was the match of the night and one of the best matches ive seen in a long time. Ryback/Cena and HHH/Lesnar were classic matches, IMO.

Orton/Big Show was pretty good, also. I enjoyed the show they put on.

I thought about betting on Sheamus, but i thought it was gonna be almost an all heel night. That's why i stood away from it.
 
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I didn't see that match and I couldn't find out how it ended. If it was a no contest then it's a cancelled bet. 
 
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Classic matches?
 
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I just thought OH CRAP when I saw the ref with Ryback standing up...didn't know if he was going to call it or anything.  (they just focused on Cena's injury, said they'd relay any news, etc....and then calmly moved on to the next match)

Given the way it ended, I guess I see how the line for Cena was like -650 forever....then -6500....and all the way back down to -600 when I placed my bet (sometime during the Tag Team match).  And to clarify, the "initial ruling", not EOB.  
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by KingRGIII:

Classic matches?
S'hit, what else did you expect? The match looked like it was over almost 5 times. They both used their finishing moves on each other. They both power bombed each other. Never seen anyone over power bomb Ryback like that before.

Ryback did some kind of mid-air stone cold stunner. Ryback picked Cena up and threw him backwards on to a table like a sack of flour. That's s'hit was insane to see. Cena tackled Ryback into the guard rails. The match went into the crowd.

Ryback picked up the side of a stadium rail wall and hit Cena with it. Cena put Ryback on a table and jumped through it from the stands. Cena used a fire extinguisher on Ryback to blind him, twice. Then, Cena hit him with it, twice.

It looked like Ryack wasn't going to get up. The count got to 9 and Ryback picks Cena up on the entrance stage. Drives right through a wall, when we all thought it was made of metal, and the wall cracks and caves in and the lights shoot out sparks.  

Ryback picking Cena up and flinging him backwards on to a table, like he was a rag doll, was the move of the night. They put their bodies through hell, they went back and forth and it had an unexpected ending.

I wish all matches were like this one. HHH and Lesnar put on a brutal show, also. I thought the last two matches lived up to the name of the PPV. This PPV made watching Raw and Smackdown every week, worth it.
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