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arjunation · 06-18-2008, 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by J.M.

The one with HBK... are you on about the one in the Gold Rush Tournament? That was awesome and one of the first full TV matches I ever saw.

Wow, you started watching a few months after I started. Funny thing is that I was a fan for a year and a half before I watched Raw for the first time, so I was a fan, but did not see that match.

J.M. · 06-19-2008, 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by arjunation

Wow, you started watching a few months after I started. Funny thing is that I was a fan for a year and a half before I watched Raw for the first time, so I was a fan, but did not see that match.

I started watching wrestling 1 or 2 weeks before Wrestlemania 21, although I didn't know when the shows on until after Mania, which is when I saw HBK/Benjamin.

The Embassy · 06-19-2008, 02:16 PM

Carlito in my opinion has always been better received as a heel especially when he debuted and was the United States Champion. It seems to me though that he was better suited on Smackdown, which is why I do not like constant draft lotteries. As a face, he seems sort of common nothing that has much character development, he would just spit in the heels face, though as a face he does deliver a better move set like most faces use to please the crowd.

J.M. · 06-19-2008, 02:29 PM

He had a good match with Jeff Hardy on Monday. Hopefully he continues to do well.

Y2Great · 06-19-2008, 05:03 PM

Not really, he didn't put heat on Hardy very well which happens to be a common thing with Carlito as of late. He looked lost half the time.

I laughed at him saying guys like him need to work hard to go anywhere while HHH is lazy. When Raw came over here last year Carlito wrestled the laziest match I've ever seen against Santino.

arjunation · 06-19-2008, 07:22 PM

Looking back in retrospect, I laugh because the storyline between he and Ric Flair was true when Ric Flair called Carlito unpassionate and lazy. I thought that was an exaggeration or a difference between generations. Guess it really was true. Carlito is just a crybaby who is lucky to be employed.

[JaY-Lk] · 06-20-2008, 01:20 AM

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Looking back in retrospect, I laugh because the storyline between he and Ric Flair was true when Ric Flair called Carlito unpassionate and lazy. I thought that was an exaggeration or a difference between generations. Guess it really was true. Carlito is just a crybaby who is lucky to be employed.

Are you implying that he's running out of luck soon?