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Ospreayism ha scritto: ↑13/07/2023, 4:11
Nick Wayne sopravvalutatissimo, non è male ma è macchinoso nei movimenti ed esecuzioni

Delphi ha scritto: ↑13/07/2023, 21:15 Source: Fightful Select

Fightful has learned of a document that was sent out within the company recently that outlined some of the changes that the company was planning to make in regard to the performer and fan safety.

The protocols were developed by the AEW medical team, coaches and referees to help protect talent, staff, crew and fans. The document said that while there is always risk in pro wrestling, they wanted to minimize the risk without compromising the quality of the talent’s performances and ability to be creative.

Things outright banned:

- Unprotected chair shots to the head
- Chair shots to the back of the head
- Buckle bombs and blind moves backward into the turnbuckle
- Fencing responses (unnatural position of arms during concussions)
- Seizure sells
- Spitting
- Bleeding in the crowd
- Throwing weapons in the crowd
- Taking drinks or food from guests in the crowd
- Any physical contact with the crowd

Things that are STILL allowed but need approval:

- Spots and bumps on the ring apron and outside
- Table/ladder/chair spots in and out of the ring
- Any spots where wrestlers dive off a ladder, stage, or anywhere in the vicinity outside of the barricades
- All piledriver/tombstone variations, including sitdown drivers, inverted/poison hurricarana and vertebreakers that drop wrestlers on their heads
- High-risk dives or top rope moves (450, 630, double moonsaults, SSP, etc.)
- Intentional bleeding (of any sort, not just blading)
- Throwing people into/through/over ring steps, commentary table, bell table, or guardrails/barricades Weapon usage:
- Using chairs, pipes, kendo sticks, hammers, ring bells, bats, chains, etc. Title belts
- Using thumbtacks, skewers, barbed wire, and other sharp/puncturing objects o Powders, aerosol sprays, or liquids
- Throwing any weapons or objects- chairs, etc.
- Choking/strangling with hands or a weapon or hanging spots
- Injury spots or angles, whether or not medical is involved/called to the ring
- Any physicality in the crowd or crowd brawling
- Any physicality involving referees, managers, extras, celebrities, or special guests"

Marco Frediani ha scritto: ↑14/07/2023, 8:24 Fosse uscita in WWE una cosa del genere apriti cielo, mi ricordo la gente a stracciarsi le vesti per il ban delle sediate alla testa.
Dovranno aggiustare il Blood & Guts allora, e se moxley non si apre la testa ogni volta è solo un bene.
Dovevano comunque darsi una regolata tutti.

Delphi ha scritto: ↑13/07/2023, 21:15 Source: Fightful Select

Fightful has learned of a document that was sent out within the company recently that outlined some of the changes that the company was planning to make in regard to the performer and fan safety.

The protocols were developed by the AEW medical team, coaches and referees to help protect talent, staff, crew and fans. The document said that while there is always risk in pro wrestling, they wanted to minimize the risk without compromising the quality of the talent’s performances and ability to be creative.

Things outright banned:

- Unprotected chair shots to the head
- Chair shots to the back of the head
- Buckle bombs and blind moves backward into the turnbuckle
- Fencing responses (unnatural position of arms during concussions)
- Seizure sells
- Spitting
- Bleeding in the crowd
- Throwing weapons in the crowd
- Taking drinks or food from guests in the crowd
- Any physical contact with the crowd

Things that are STILL allowed but need approval:

- Spots and bumps on the ring apron and outside
- Table/ladder/chair spots in and out of the ring
- Any spots where wrestlers dive off a ladder, stage, or anywhere in the vicinity outside of the barricades
- All piledriver/tombstone variations, including sitdown drivers, inverted/poison hurricarana and vertebreakers that drop wrestlers on their heads
- High-risk dives or top rope moves (450, 630, double moonsaults, SSP, etc.)
- Intentional bleeding (of any sort, not just blading)
- Throwing people into/through/over ring steps, commentary table, bell table, or guardrails/barricades Weapon usage:
- Using chairs, pipes, kendo sticks, hammers, ring bells, bats, chains, etc. Title belts
- Using thumbtacks, skewers, barbed wire, and other sharp/puncturing objects o Powders, aerosol sprays, or liquids
- Throwing any weapons or objects- chairs, etc.
- Choking/strangling with hands or a weapon or hanging spots
- Injury spots or angles, whether or not medical is involved/called to the ring
- Any physicality in the crowd or crowd brawling
- Any physicality involving referees, managers, extras, celebrities, or special guests"

CombatZoneWrestling ha scritto: ↑14/07/2023, 1:06 Cioè uno prima poteva sanguinare senza farne alcun riferimento a chi di diritto? Una indie vera e propria.

Antonyos ha scritto: ↑14/07/2023, 10:32 Le sediate alla testa credo rimarranno, parla di unprotected chair shot, quindi presumo le potranno tirare con qualche protezione alla sedia, o trucco, tipo una sedia "cuscinata".
Ricordo che in occasione della sediata del debutto di Shawn Spears a Cody, lui lo aprì perché lo colpì dalla parte sbagliata. Vedremo se sarà così o ban completo.

Antonyos ha scritto: ↑14/07/2023, 10:32 Le sediate alla testa credo rimarranno, parla di unprotected chair shot, quindi presumo le potranno tirare con qualche protezione alla sedia, o trucco, tipo una sedia "cuscinata".
Ricordo che in occasione della sediata del debutto di Shawn Spears a Cody, lui lo aprì perché lo colpì dalla parte sbagliata. Vedremo se sarà così o ban completo.

Barrett Garage ha scritto: ↑17/07/2023, 8:56 Cosa si intende per seizure sells?

Darth_Dario ha scritto: ↑17/07/2023, 9:29 Bryan che tremola e rantola a terra nel match di Okada con lo sguardo vuoto e la bava alla bocca, come se appunto stesse avendo le convulsioni a causa di un trauma cranico.