Cristian Cage and WWE

[sandman793]

So I heard that Cristian Cage has left TNA and may be coming back to the WWE soon.
http://www.wrestling-edge.com/wwene...ll&id=1231391143&archive=&start_from=&ucat=1&
I hope he comes to the WWE and teams up with Edge, man I want them to bring back the old edge and not this sissy boy, vickie gurreroe crap.:thefinger

 

[young_guns]

So I heard that Cristian Cage has left TNA and may be coming back to the WWE soon.
http://www.wrestling-edge.com/wwene...ll&id=1231391143&archive=&start_from=&ucat=1&
I hope he comes to the WWE and teams up with Edge, man I want them to bring back the old edge and not this sissy boy, vickie gurreroe crap.:thefinger

he's going to be at the rumble...for sure

 

[titsrock]

He never should've left in the first place. The WWE has bigger problems. They are too focused on promoting the next pay-per-view. They need to cut the PPVs down to 4 total. That's it. Make them all special. None of the PPVs mean anything today....

 

[young_guns]

He never should've left in the first place. The WWE has bigger problems. They are too focused on promoting the next pay-per-view. They need to cut the PPVs down to 4 total. That's it. Make them all special. None of the PPVs mean anything today....

tna lacks direction...the x division is what makes them sooo different they need to go back to that...christian wants more money that's why he's coming back..but tna was a better fit for him

 

[Will E Worm]

tna lacks direction...the x division is what makes them sooo different they need to go back to that...christian wants more money that's why he's coming back..but tna was a better fit for him

Many things make TNA different and better. TNA's women's division is far superior to WWE's.

Cage just cares about the money, not wrestling or who or at what level he wrestles.

I don't want people like that in TNA. Buh-bye. :wave2:

 

[titsrock]

TNA has too many wrestlers on its roster. It needs to cut about half of them.

 

[Will E Worm]

TNA has too many wrestlers on its roster. It needs to cut about half of them.

Since when and how many? Name them all. :tongue:

 

[young_guns]

Many things make TNA different and better. TNA's women's division is far superior to WWE's.

Cage just cares about the money, not wrestling or who or at what level he wrestles.

I don't want people like that in TNA. Buh-bye. :wave2:

the way things are going in the stock market and jobs being lost...i dont blame him...i dont blame anyone who wants to make more money...tna was a better fit but less money...but it's great not having to wrestle alot and staying in one state...we'll see what christian can do and how's he's being used in the wwe

 

[young_guns]

TNA has too many wrestlers on its roster. It needs to cut about half of them.

wwe crushes tna, so, idk what your talking about

 

[Will E Worm]

the way things are going in the stock market and jobs being lost...i dont blame him...i dont blame anyone who wants to make more money...tna was a better fit but less money...but it's great not having to wrestle alot and staying in one state...we'll see what christian can do and how's he's being used in the wwe

In an interview Cage said, he has to do what is best for his family and he doesn't care if he is returned to a midcard or lower wrestler.

There is not an excuse for someone like him or his :lame: excuses for returning to the WWE.
He doesn't care about wrestling or the "legacy" he leaves behind.

 

[titsrock]

wwe crushes tna, so, idk what your talking about

If TNA wasn't so quick to sign ex-WWE washouts like Diesel, Tomko (and even Christian) and others I can't think of at the moment, if they had a smaller roster...they could craft better storylines and rivalries, basically.

TNA rushes through everything....I get a whiplash between all the rushed action, the quick cuts backstage...

Is Don West still the analyst? He is awesome....Mike Tenaya is kind of boring.

 

[young_guns]

In an interview Cage said, he has to do what is best for his family and he doesn't care if he is returned to a midcard or lower wrestler.

There is not an excuse for someone like him or his :lame: excuses for returning to the WWE.
He doesn't care about wrestling or the "legacy" he leaves behind.

i dont blame the guy for making more money...do you? point of view from a fan...you think it's lame...but look at it from his point of view...good move for him...so, i dont blame him...good for his family and that should matter alot in his choices too...idk, why people are mad at him for making a change

 

[Will E Worm]

i dont blame the guy for making more money...do you? point of view from a fan...you think it's lame...but look at it from his point of view...good move for him...so, i dont blame him...good for his family and that should matter alot in his choices too...idk, why people are mad at him for making a change

I blame him. Sting could have signed with WWE, but he knows how they work and they wouldn't use his character correctly. Because they care about profits not wrestling. I wouldn't have wrestled for WWE either, if I had gone to wrestling school.
(Heartland Wrestling Association, Les Thatcher)

 

[Psychology]

i dont blame the guy for making more money...do you? point of view from a fan...you think it's lame...but look at it from his point of view...good move for him...so, i dont blame him...good for his family and that should matter alot in his choices too...idk, why people are mad at him for making a change

C'mon, dude, do you really need six figures to live off of? Greed to the downfall of any man. I don't wish harm upon him (I believe in karma), but wishing for more money when you already have plenty can never lead to good things.

Ironman had a great quote in the game Marvel Ultimate Alliance. He was asked why he didn't give into the pressure from S.H.I.E.L.D., even though he lost some of his billions of dollars.


"You really don't need that many billions to get by"

It's the same concept. If you are already rich and living well, why beg for more? And yes, I consider making anything six-figures to be rich. With the exception of jobbers, I doubt there's any well-known name sin the WWE making less than $100,000.

 

[young_guns]

I blame him. Sting could have signed with WWE, but he knows how they work and they wouldn't use his character correctly. Because they care about profits not wrestling. I wouldn't have wrestled for WWE either, if I had gone to wrestling school.
(Heartland Wrestling Association, Les Thatcher)

yup, in a interview with sting, he says he could of worked for the wwe...but didnt, cuz he say a promo of the rock and booker t...and that did it for him...he says...the rock didnt know who booker t was...and all booker t did in the wrestling world and rock didnt know who he was...that was it for him...goldberg also hated the wwe...in a interview he says the best part about being in the wwe, was before he got into the wwe...and he came back for the fans...and he could only do it for 1 year...that's all he could do, he couldnt take it anymore...but in christian's case...i really dont blame him...just like the rock, when he decided he wanted to make a career change, and wrestling fans are mad at him, for what? cuz he made a career change? arent we all intitled to make a career change? what does the rock owe the wwe and the fans? maybe something but to hate on these guy makes no sense...just like hating on the wwe...and it's not christian's fault the wwe product sucks...it's nothing he can control

 

[young_guns]

C'mon, dude, do you really need six figures to live off of? Greed to the downfall of any man. I don't wish harm upon him (I believe in karma), but wishing for more money when you already have plenty can never lead to good things.

Ironman had a great quote in the game Marvel Ultimate Alliance. He was asked why he didn't give into the pressure from S.H.I.E.L.D., even though he lost some of his billions of dollars.


"You really don't need that many billions to get by"

It's the same concept. If you are already rich and living well, why beg for more? And yes, I consider making anything six-figures to be rich. With the exception of jobbers, I doubt there's any well-known name sin the WWE making less than $100,000.

first and foremost...he made the choice to jump to tna and now he wants to go back...what's wrong with that? no one had a problem with him jumping to tna, but when he wants back, everyone jumps on him like a bad habit...and he made the choice considering HIS FAMILY...which i believe is the number 1 reason why, he choose to make the jump

 

[Psychology]

first and foremost...he made the choice to jump to tna and now he wants to go back...what's wrong with that? no one had a problem with him jumping to tna, but when he wants back, everyone jumps on him like a bad habit...and he made the choice considering HIS FAMILY...which i believe is the number 1 reason why, he choose to make the jump

Think of it this way. You quit a job because you don't like it (don't like the pay, hate the work environment, feel there are better options, whatever). YOu leave while speaking ill of the place. You join another job and find out it isn't what you want or though tit would be. Therefor, you try to return to your previous job. You left because you hated it and now you want back because you found out that all that glitters isn't gold? How's that at all right?

 

[Will E Worm]

C'mon, dude, do you really need six figures to live off of? Greed to the downfall of any man. I don't wish harm upon him (I believe in karma), but wishing for more money when you already have plenty can never lead to good things.

Yes, greed.

yup, in a interview with sting, he says he could of worked for the wwe...but didnt, cuz he say a promo of the rock and booker t...and that did it for him...he says...the rock didnt know who booker t was...and all booker t did in the wrestling world and rock didnt know who he was...that was it for him...goldberg also hated the wwe...in a interview he says the best part about being in the wwe, was before he got into the wwe...and he came back for the fans...and he could only do it for 1 year...that's all he could do, he couldnt take it anymore...but in christian's case...i really dont blame him...just like the rock, when he decided he wanted to make a career change, and wrestling fans are mad at him, for what? cuz he made a career change? arent we all intitled to make a career change? what does the rock owe the wwe and the fans? maybe something but to hate on these guy makes no sense...just like hating on the wwe...and it's not christian's fault the wwe product sucks...it's nothing he can control

I used to like the Rock until he continued to do the same things over and over again. His wrestling was stale then he turned his back on wrestling to become a B-movie actor.

I've heard the Rock's response about Booker-T.

He should be ashamed of himself. The Rock was in wrestling just to use the business to spring board himself into an acting career. I do not respect that at all.

Booker-T did more in wrestling than the Rock could ever dream of doing. Especially when Booker was on Harlem Heat. One of the best tag teams ever.

Is the interview up on youtube?

 

[titsrock]

I blame him. Sting could have signed with WWE, but he knows how they work and they wouldn't use his character correctly. Because they care about profits not wrestling. I wouldn't have wrestled for WWE either, if I had gone to wrestling school.
(Heartland Wrestling Association, Les Thatcher)

You're actually wrong here Will E. Sting was going to go to the WWE, but he wouldn't go for the "gratuitous sex image" that he felt Vince was pimping. So he backed out at the last minute. He said so in a Wrestling documentary...2004..on A&E, I believe. I watched it.

Shawn Michaels is a devout, religious man in real-life and, if you notice, he doesn't partake in anything which involves sexual innuendo. Remember DX2006? Michaels either covered his eyes or wandered off-camera whenever HHH made some sexual joke. It was one reason why the return of DX was so dumb...Michaels wasn't going to play along with it now that he was more religious than he was when he first started out.

 

[young_guns]

Think of it this way. You quit a job because you don't like it (don't like the pay, hate the work environment, feel there are better options, whatever). YOu leave while speaking ill of the place. You join another job and find out it isn't what you want or though tit would be. Therefor, you try to return to your previous job. You left because you hated it and now you want back because you found out that all that glitters isn't gold? How's that at all right?

he wanted to test the waters when he left...so therefore jumping ship to tna...i dont think he made that choice on biased things alone...he had to consider his family and his career choice...so, what if he wants to go back? why is everyone jumping on him...like he owe's people a explaination? if he wanted to go back to tna, he wouldnt let the contract expire...so, he's in the wwe now...that's not changing anytime soon