tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6727044675032200427.post-69407527285512392512008-04-14T12:59:00.000-05:002008-04-14T12:59:00.000-05:00Everything the guy does is wicked...those huracanrana to implant piledriver things he does are downright insane. Best finisher in pro wrestling at the moment. I also love those--I have no clue what he calls them but they're the things where he spins around the ring ropes and kicks the guy in the back of the head--maybe they're a spinning shining wizard or something? And don't get me started on those tightwalk rope drop kicks he does....<BR/><BR/>And knowing that the proprietor of this fine website is a big Ric Flair mark (as am I), check out the move he pulls right around the 1:00 minute mark--that's a classic "Flair flip" only taken to a mind boggling extreme. Wish they didn't cut it off so quickly--I'll try and track down a better version of that..<BR/><BR/>I was thinking about my critique yesterday that he needs to learn ring psychology and the like...I still think I'm right, but after thinking about it its like complaining that your Ferrari isn't a good car for hauling a bunch of kids. My biggest concern about him is that if he doesn't tone it down at least a *little* bit he won't have any knees left by the time he's thirty, much like what happened to The Great Muta (aka Keiji Mutoh). Muta was able to keep working to this day because he's so good at the ring psychology part of the business that he's able to compensate for his physical limitations..The Prophethttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03643138242163701239noreply@blogger.com