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Re: No Mercy Discussion Thread
And Orton completes the circle of stupidity by winning the belt back.
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10-07-2007, 08:56 PM
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Orton wins the title in a last man standing match.
Not for nothing, but I think the WWE title was already diluted when they introduced that stupid spinning belt design.
I wish they would design a new, traditional belt. Maybe something retro looking.
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10-07-2007, 08:57 PM
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so Orton is now a 3 time champ and HHH a 11 time champ
I thought it was fun. 3 title changes (if you consider giving it to Orton a change). 3 title matches. HHH vs. Orton at the end was a brutal absolutely terrific match
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10-07-2007, 09:02 PM
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Ugh....can they shake it up a bit? Like...give the belt to...oh say...Carlito....Kennedy....Shelton....*insert another person that I am Homer of*!
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10-07-2007, 09:04 PM
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and then immediately have triple h come out and win the belt off of him.. I mean they couldve done it a million better ways. They couldve had a mystery opponent at the end of the show for him, anything better than what they did.
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I'm sure Vince Russo could have thought of something dumber.
Actually, this whole thing is like something out of a Russo wet dream. I'm surprised you don't like it.
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so Orton is now a 3 time champ and HHH a 11 time champ
I thought it was fun. 3 title changes (if you consider giving it to Orton a change). 3 title matches. HHH vs. Orton at the end was a brutal absolutely terrific match
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The more I've thought of it, the more it stinks of just giving Triple H another title reign to get him one closer to Flair.
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Orton wins the title in a last man standing match.
Not for nothing, but I think the WWE title was already diluted when they introduced that stupid spinning belt design.
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Yeah, that thing needs to go. That's an abomination. Even the Ultimate Warrior's WWF-belt-with-the-lavender-strap was better.
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The more I've thought of it, the more it stinks of just giving Triple H another title reign to get him one closer to Flair.
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It could be....
I don't know- my opinion of the PPV was that it was a fun one. After boring PPV's and a f'n year long reign, it was nice to see the title change hands and some unpredictability of how to do it. I thought Orton was going to get it back after HHH won it, but I thought Umaga was going to be in a three way with the tw. Orton and HHH put on one great match and one really good match. HHH put on a solid match with Umaoga in between.
I think WWE made good of a bad situation. Made a hell of a match between HHH and Orton without a doubt
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It could be....
I don't know- my opinion of the PPV was that it was a fun one. After boring PPV's and a f'n year long reign, it was nice to see the title change hands and some unpredictability of how to do it. I thought Orton was going to get it back after HHH won it, but I thought Umaga was going to be in a three way with the tw. Orton and HHH put on one great match and one really good match. HHH put on a solid match with Umaoga in between.
I think WWE made good of a bad situation. Made a hell of a match between HHH and Orton without a doubt
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No denying that it was a great match. And you've gotta respect HHH for going out there and putting in one hell of a night.
I just think it would've been smarter to have Orton win the belt in a match, not have it handed over to him and then all the ensuing shenanigans that went with it.
Should be interesting to see what they do next.
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