新日本プロレス Hardcore Wrestling Thread 新日本プロレス

[Punisher]

Post a Hardcore Wrestling Match or one of your favorite Matches

Deathmatch featuring Cactus Jack Vs Wing Kanemura


Terry Funk vs. Sabu barbed wire title match




No Rope Electrified Barbed Wire Double Hell Tag Death Match





The Dudleyville Street fight





Ultimo Dragon vs Great Sasuke(NJPW)


FMW Hayabusa vs Onita Exploding Cage


Yea I know this is not a Football Thread but, Hey its the Offseason


A Tribute to Wrestling

[OABB]

awesome thread....just sayin'

[Goobzilla]

That Funk vs. Sabu match was EPIC! Thanks for the stroll down memory lane!

[Crushaholic]

Well, this isn't a MATCH, per se. However, many of Cactus Jack's promos will go down in wrestling history as pure genius. Some of today's wrestlers really need to learn the psychology of working the mic to elicit emotions from the viewer...

[montrose]

I will not post this video for fear of being kicked off this site, but all I have to say is The Gangstas vs. D-Von Dudley and Mass Transit. God da*n New Jack is a crazy @$$ mother ****er.

[Punisher]

Originally Posted by Crushaholic

Well, this isn't a MATCH, per se. However, many of Cactus Jack's promos will go down in wrestling history as pure genius. Some of today's wrestlers really need to learn the psychology of working the mic to elicit emotions from the viewer...

Yea Mick Foley gives the best Promo's I like the Promo Interview he did as Mankind

[Punisher]

Heres Great Muta vs Tenryu. I love NJPW

[SoCalBronco]

I'm an old school kind of guy.

My all time favorite, "The Ultimate Challenge", Wrestlemania VI


Hogan and Andre squaring off in an all time great in front of a packed house at the Pontiac Dome, WrestleMania III


Warrior, Savage and Sherri backstage right before the crown jewel of Wrestlemania VII, the career ending match. An absolute classic.


The mega powers explode at Wrestlemania V!


Maybe the finest technical match ever at Wrestlemania III between Savage and Steamboat.


Sting's career takes off after a win over the legendary Ric Flair for the title at the Great American Bash, 1990

[montrose]

Originally Posted by SoCalBronco

I'm an old school kind of guy.

SoCal my friend, you are lucky this is a football board and not a wrestling one because posting these matches (while obviously historical) in a hardcore thread would undeniably blacklist you amongst wrestling nerds across the net.

Hardcore refers to matches that are your very violent, non-DQ type matches. Generally most fans consider matches from the old ECW, New Japan and Indy promotions to be hardcore. Occasionally you'll get a WWF/E or WCW match but there's something corporate and "non-expertly" about referencing one of those matches amongst top hardcore ones. Although there have been matches by the hardcore definition in those promotions that by the book of "what makes of a good match" are good ones (Edge/Foley at WM22 for example), most die-hard internet wrestling fanatics respond to comparing WWF/E and WCW matches to old ECW, New Japan and Indy matches (especially hardcore) the way most die-hard Broncos fans would respond to a comparison of Jake Plummer and John Elway.

If you're ever looking for a good time - just go on a few wrestling boards. Preferably Indy ones. It's like a cult world my friend.

[watermock]

Total Bullhsiat.

Basically for the easily impressed.

[Punisher]

New Jack Brawls with Vic Grimes (The Danbury Fall)




During ECW's Living Dangerously pay-per-view in March 2000, a breakdown in communication between New Jack and Grimes led to both men tumbling off a 20-foot high scaffolding rig onto concrete. New Jack suffered brain damage and was permanently blinded in his right eye, which kept him out of wrestling for several months. Grimes would depart ECW not long after this incident.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vic_Grimes

[Punisher]

Originally Posted by montrose

I will not post this video for fear of being kicked off this site, but all I have to say is The Gangstas vs. D-Von Dudley and Mass Transit. God da*n New Jack is a crazy @$$ mother ****er.

Yea but I will I might get banned for 4-7 Days for this, But this thread wouldn't be Hardcore If I didn't post it.Here it is

Mass Transit Incident



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_Transit_incident_(ECW)

[Punisher]

Hayabusa/Matsunaga vs Tanaka/Kanemura

[GoBroncos84]

A lot of classics have been posted here. Mick Foley is my all time favorite wrestler. Not just for his hardcore work, but his fantastic character development and promos. He was special


I have an old ECW tape that has a RVD vs. Sabu and an RVD vs. Jerry Lynn that were both great. I cannot remember which matches they were though. I'll browse youtube and try to find them.

[Flex Gunmetal]

lol people are still into this nonsense?

[SoCalBronco]

Originally Posted by montrose

SoCal my friend, you are lucky this is a football board and not a wrestling one because posting these matches (while obviously historical) in a hardcore thread would undeniably blacklist you amongst wrestling nerds across the net.

Hardcore refers to matches that are your very violent, non-DQ type matches. Generally most fans consider matches from the old ECW, New Japan and Indy promotions to be hardcore. Occasionally you'll get a WWF/E or WCW match but there's something corporate and "non-expertly" about referencing one of those matches amongst top hardcore ones. Although there have been matches by the hardcore definition in those promotions that by the book of "what makes of a good match" are good ones (Edge/Foley at WM22 for example), most die-hard internet wrestling fanatics respond to comparing WWF/E and WCW matches to old ECW, New Japan and Indy matches (especially hardcore) the way most die-hard Broncos fans would respond to a comparison of Jake Plummer and John Elway.

If you're ever looking for a good time - just go on a few wrestling boards. Preferably Indy ones. It's like a cult world my friend.

I know these aren't hardcore matches, but the poster who started this thread also said "or your favorite matches".

[SureShot]

Originally Posted by montrose

SoCal my friend, you are lucky this is a football board and not a wrestling one because posting these matches (while obviously historical) in a hardcore thread would undeniably blacklist you amongst wrestling nerds across the net.

Hardcore refers to matches that are your very violent, non-DQ type matches. Generally most fans consider matches from the old ECW, New Japan and Indy promotions to be hardcore. Occasionally you'll get a WWF/E or WCW match but there's something corporate and "non-expertly" about referencing one of those matches amongst top hardcore ones. Although there have been matches by the hardcore definition in those promotions that by the book of "what makes of a good match" are good ones (Edge/Foley at WM22 for example), most die-hard internet wrestling fanatics respond to comparing WWF/E and WCW matches to old ECW, New Japan and Indy matches (especially hardcore) the way most die-hard Broncos fans would respond to a comparison of Jake Plummer and John Elway.

If you're ever looking for a good time - just go on a few wrestling boards. Preferably Indy ones. It's like a cult world my friend.

Wow I don't think nerd fully describes this post.

[frerottenextelway]

Hardcore only? How about a softcore one.

N S F W

[Punisher]

Originally Posted by frerottenextelway

Hardcore only? How about a softcore one.

N S F W

Rep

[Hogan11]

Originally Posted by Punisher

The Dudleyville Street fight[/SIZE][/COLOR][/B]

This is worth it for the Joel Gertner intro alone. He was the funniest man in the history of wrasling period.

I'm not into this stuff much anymore, but if nothing else is on, I'll tune in.....that happened about a year ago when I tuned into TNA and saw this entrance



Now I'm a big Beautiful People mark

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Mexican Death Match

[montrose]

Originally Posted by SoCalBronco

I know these aren't hardcore matches, but the poster who started this thread also said "or your favorite matches".

Haha, I know. Now worries bro.

Originally Posted by SureShot

Wow I don't think nerd fully describes this post.

! I actually used to work in the business (briefly). I haven't watched in a few years now.

[Lycan]

I'm a big wrestling nerd, though I tend to lean towards more high-flying fast paced wrestling instead of death-matches.


If we are talking death matches though, anything with the Necro Butcher is usually pretty bloody.

If we are talking straight wrestling though just about every match I have ever seen with El Generico in it has been entertaining.

[Punisher]

Originally Posted by Lycan

I'm a big wrestling nerd, though I tend to lean towards more high-flying fast paced wrestling instead of death-matches.


If we are talking death matches though, anything with the Necro Butcher is usually pretty bloody.

If we are talking straight wrestling though just about every match I have ever seen with El Generico in it has been entertaining.

Yea El Generico is a Good High Flyer,But no body beats out Hayabusa and The Great Sasuke I also think Yo****sune is Way better than him too

[Lycan]

Originally Posted by Punisher

Yea El Generico is a Good High Flyer,But no body beats out Hayabusa and The Great Sasuke I also think Yo****sune is Way better than him too

True, there are better wrestlers but Generico to me is just consistently entertaining. He has a great mix of in ring skill and personality.

Hayabusa did invent one of my favorite moves if I recall correctly, the Phoenix Splash.

Japanese wrestling is harder to follow than American promotions though, so mostly I watch ROH, CHIKARA or the like. Also anything with CM Punk.