Thinking Demon ha scritto:
Tranquillo....nel mio cuore c'è posto per entrambi
A proposito di Sheamus, adesso ti linko subito via pm un piccolo cadeau...
Grazie mille,ultimamente sta davvero spaccando,forse la WWE ha capito la strada da seguire,alla faccia di chi diceva che non era over
Alberto Del Rio - Risolto il suo problema
03/09/2011 10:22:48 by Mark Druid
Dopo essere mancato agli house show e al tv show di Raw della scorsa settimana, Alberto Del Rio ha risolto i suoi problemi con il visto di lavoro in tempo per l’house show di questo week-end a Puerto Rico.
Del Rio è apparso allo show di Venerdì a San Juan e ha difeso il WWE Title due volte. Alberto ha battuto prima CM Punk, e poi ha perso contro John Cena per squalifica. Alla fine dell’ultimo match, CM Punk è intervenuto per fermare un Ricardo Rodriguez armato di sedia. Infine, Cena ha alzato il braccio di Punk e se n’è andato lasciando lo Straight Edge a fare foto con la bandiera di Puerto Rico insieme ai fan.
WWE.com has turned WWE Champion Alberto Del Rio's abesnce from RAW into a storyline. The website features an exclusive video with John Cena in which he noted Del Rio is playing mind games by not appearing on RAW this week. Cena said that if Del Rio doesn’t show up for Night of Champions, he will lose the WWE Championship.
Morrison 92 ha scritto:
In vita mia ho preso una sola volta l'aereo ... Il sedile di Alberto è di eguali dimensioni dei tre che ci dividavamo io e due amici miei
He's rich ... HE'S POWERFUL !
Il viaggio deve essere stato proprio un vero inferno...
Sarebbe proprio bello vedere come se la caverebbe uno come Alberto (1,96 x 119 kg circa) nella stessa situazione che hai passato tu XD
Mike sent word that the stable in FCW with Ricardo Rodriguez, Raquel Diaz (Shaul Guerrero), Conor O'Brian, Kenneth Cameron and Tito Colon is being called "Ascension."
@dokfa978: ahimè...non posso che darti ragione !
Purtroppo il suo personaggio continua a rimanere inesorabilmente privo di evoluzione
Da WWE.com:
"You can question his tactics, his sincerity, even his taste in scarves. But when it comes to Alberto Del Rio, there’s no questioning his legitimacy as WWE Champion.
The Mexican Aristocrat is undeniably the real deal. Amid managerial chaos and conspiracy theories in WWE, Del Rio has steadily climbed to the top. One need only peruse the list of preeminent Superstars who’ve fallen in Del Rio’s wake to realize the seriousness of his path: Rey Mysterio, John Morrison and fellow Money in the Bank winner Daniel Bryan among others. And although the cashing in of his Money in the Bank contract may not have been as sporting as critics would have liked, in the eyes of many, it proved a shrewd maneuver and followed in the footsteps of other WWE Champions such as Edge and the very man he defeated for the title, CM Punk.
And if one measure of a champion is the viciousness with which he attacks, Del Rio has proven himself a paramount pain. Rewind to Raw two weeks ago and take the ambush of his Night of Champions opponent John Cena. After Cena had finally claimed victory over CM Punk in their grueling match to determine a No. 1 contender for the WWE Title, the malicious Mexican darted into the ring and snapped on a cross armbreaker.
The following week, when Del Rio pulled a no-show, Cena told WWE.com that he was unfazed by what he called Del Rio’s “mind games.” Perhaps that’s why the moneyed Mexican decided on a much more direct approach the following week. On Monday’s WWE Raw SuperShow, Del Rio showcased his cunning once again by convincing four Superstars, who’d harbored resentment toward Cena, to attack the seemingly invincible Superstar less than two weeks before Night of Champions. These are only the latest incidents of Del Rio punishing those who have every intention of punishing him. By any means necessary.
There are those in the WWE Universe who would deny Del Rio regardless of his legitimacy for myriad reasons: class envy, xenophobia, his taste in automobiles. Cast those feelings aside, though, and it’s clear Del Rio has earned the right to call himself WWE Champion as much as any of his predecessors. It is impossible, after all, to deny a man his destiny."
“When I was a little kid I saw my dad wrestle against everybody – against Hogan, against Andre the Giant, against great Mexican wrestlers. But I think I became a pro wrestler because when I was like six or seven years old I saw my father losing his title in Mexico, the UWA Heavyweight Title. He wrestled against Vader and he lost his title that day. I remember I was so angry, and so upset and so sad at the same time, that I remember, even though I was so little, that I said ‘I’m going to be a pro wrestler and someday I’m going to kick his butt.’”
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