Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
03 Juin 2011, 11:01
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03 Juin 2011, 15:36
2ème version. Je pense pas que ce soit un work. Très con d'un côté comme de l'autre si tel est le cas quand même. Autant repousser son arrivée à ce moment là.
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
03 Juin 2011, 16:47
au TNA de la semaine dernière on a pu voir, pour un one shot, Pierre Alain Frau etre interviewé
Spoiler: montrer
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
03 Juin 2011, 17:40
C'est pas plutôt l'enfant caché de PAF et Gignac ?
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06 Juin 2011, 14:09
o la vache
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08 Juin 2011, 13:25
Putain mais arrête de remonter sur les rings 
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
08 Juin 2011, 13:29
putain il arrive même pas a monter sur le ring seul 
mais bon il était la qu'en manager de Santana
mais bon il était la qu'en manager de Santana
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
08 Juin 2011, 14:00
Oui mais putain le gars il arrive à peine à soulever les bras. Faut lui tenir la main pour monter sur les marches du ring, et pour en redescendre il roule sous les cordes.
Il est rincé le gars, il me gave car il est en train de détruire l'image de Razor qu'on avait. Qu'il se retire, tire un trait sur tout ça, qu'il profite des quelques années qu'il lui reste et basta.
Il est rincé le gars, il me gave car il est en train de détruire l'image de Razor qu'on avait. Qu'il se retire, tire un trait sur tout ça, qu'il profite des quelques années qu'il lui reste et basta.
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
08 Juin 2011, 15:22
he is next for sure
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08 Juin 2011, 21:48
putain, je matais un best of de la TNA et il y avait un match avec Lex Luger. j'ai été googliser voir ce qu'il devenait, et
The former wrestler, whose real name is Lawrence Pfohl, is down to 185 pounds and now counts showering and shaving on his own as great victories of the day, thanks to an accident last October that left him paralyzed.
From THE ATLANTA JOURNAL - CONSTITUTION:
A severe spinal injury from 30 years of football and wrestling struck down Luger while on a cross-country flight last fall. He spent two weeks in intensive care at Stanford University Hospital in California before transferring to Shepherd in November. He’s also still hobbled by double hip replacement surgery in February.
Luger, 50, was on a flight to San Francisco in late October when he began having difficulty moving his neck. Thinking it was simply a case of having sat in an awkward position for too much of the cross-country flight, he tried to jar his neck back into place, only to make his predicament worse.
“I was one of the strongest guys on the planet,” Luger said recently. “I was freaky strong before. I was bench-pressing 450 pounds my senior year of high school. I was a freak. Now I can’t lift a one-pound dumbbell.
During his recovery, Pfohl, like many other athletes before him, turned to a higher power:
The new and humbled Lex Luger is a man of strong religious conviction whose faith has helped him remain mostly upbeat.
Luger has taken it upon himself to minister to young patients at the Shepherd Center, often telling them his story of widespread abuse of drugs, steroids and alcohol at the expense of his family and health.
Luger believes he was meant to lift their spirits and give personal testimony to the importance of doing things the right way.
The story of Pfohl’s paralysis is pretty gruesome:
Luger arrived in San Francisco in considerable pain, but was still able to function. He awoke the next morning, however, paralyzed from the neck down and unable to even call for help. A desperate Luger maneuvered onto the hotel room floor, where he remained for more than four hours.
Doctors at Stanford University Hospital noted massive swelling of his spine from the C6 to T5 vertebrae, attributing the damage to the many disc injuries and bone spurs he’d collected during three decades of football and professional wrestling.
While doctors wait for the swelling in his spine to decrease, the man they still call “Lex” has been spending time with other patients at the Shepard Center, offering himself up as a cautionary tale.
It goes to show that no matter what you can lift or how high you can jump, leaders are leaders. He may not be throwing people down for a three-count or delivering choreographed blows to his enemies anymore, but Pfohl has found an audience to perform a new purpose in life, and may be lifting more now than he ever did in the ring.
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Lex Luger a été victime d'un accident vasculaire cérébral rachidien, il y a quelques temps, pour être précis le 19 Octobre 2007
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The former wrestler, whose real name is Lawrence Pfohl, is down to 185 pounds and now counts showering and shaving on his own as great victories of the day, thanks to an accident last October that left him paralyzed.
From THE ATLANTA JOURNAL - CONSTITUTION:
A severe spinal injury from 30 years of football and wrestling struck down Luger while on a cross-country flight last fall. He spent two weeks in intensive care at Stanford University Hospital in California before transferring to Shepherd in November. He’s also still hobbled by double hip replacement surgery in February.
Luger, 50, was on a flight to San Francisco in late October when he began having difficulty moving his neck. Thinking it was simply a case of having sat in an awkward position for too much of the cross-country flight, he tried to jar his neck back into place, only to make his predicament worse.
“I was one of the strongest guys on the planet,” Luger said recently. “I was freaky strong before. I was bench-pressing 450 pounds my senior year of high school. I was a freak. Now I can’t lift a one-pound dumbbell.
During his recovery, Pfohl, like many other athletes before him, turned to a higher power:
The new and humbled Lex Luger is a man of strong religious conviction whose faith has helped him remain mostly upbeat.
Luger has taken it upon himself to minister to young patients at the Shepherd Center, often telling them his story of widespread abuse of drugs, steroids and alcohol at the expense of his family and health.
Luger believes he was meant to lift their spirits and give personal testimony to the importance of doing things the right way.
The story of Pfohl’s paralysis is pretty gruesome:
Luger arrived in San Francisco in considerable pain, but was still able to function. He awoke the next morning, however, paralyzed from the neck down and unable to even call for help. A desperate Luger maneuvered onto the hotel room floor, where he remained for more than four hours.
Doctors at Stanford University Hospital noted massive swelling of his spine from the C6 to T5 vertebrae, attributing the damage to the many disc injuries and bone spurs he’d collected during three decades of football and professional wrestling.
While doctors wait for the swelling in his spine to decrease, the man they still call “Lex” has been spending time with other patients at the Shepard Center, offering himself up as a cautionary tale.
It goes to show that no matter what you can lift or how high you can jump, leaders are leaders. He may not be throwing people down for a three-count or delivering choreographed blows to his enemies anymore, but Pfohl has found an audience to perform a new purpose in life, and may be lifting more now than he ever did in the ring.
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As of June 2008, Luger was said to be able to stand on his own for short periods of time and walk using a walker. As of 2010, Luger has stated in an interview that he is able to walk more comfortably, and is able to drive around after being paralyzed from the neck down before. Luger has stated in an interview he now resides in Atlanta, Georgia.
In 2011, Luger began working again with the WWE on their Wellness Policy
In 2011, Luger began working again with the WWE on their Wellness Policy
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
08 Juin 2011, 23:15
Ben vi t'étais pas au courant qu'il était paralysé ? 
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08 Juin 2011, 23:16
Jester, ba non, j'ai pas suivi les news de luger depuis son dernier passage à la TNA (2006)
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
08 Juin 2011, 23:18
Ils le disent Chereau et Agius lors de leurs émissions
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
08 Juin 2011, 23:22
Jester, le duo de choc je les regardent pas à la télé (je préfère les versions US dès le lendemain matin 
)
d'ailleurs ça fait longtemps que je les ai pas croisé les 2
)d'ailleurs ça fait longtemps que je les ai pas croisé les 2
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
09 Juin 2011, 01:38
Moi ils me font marrer lol, toujours dans la tradition du pro face et du pro heel...
Bon bien sur c'est tourné à l'extreme mais bon...
J'aime bien leurs références musicales aussi...
Bon bien sur c'est tourné à l'extreme mais bon...
J'aime bien leurs références musicales aussi...
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
12 Juin 2011, 13:10
Pronos TNA Slammiversary IX en ligne... http://efedwfw.free.fr/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=2220
Attention, il faut voter d'ici ce soir minuit
Attention, il faut voter d'ici ce soir minuit
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
12 Juin 2011, 14:50
TAN ?
je parie que je pronostique pas.
je vais gagner des points avec ca
je parie que je pronostique pas.
je vais gagner des points avec ca
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
15 Juin 2011, 22:34
je me suis fait mes pronos perso avant le PPV TNA: sans faute (ou presque 1 match de faux, le last man standing) qui était de toute beauté au passage)
sinon, j'avais laché la CZW et en regardant les PPV de 2010 tomber sur un PPV hommage à Trent Acide mort en 2010 à 29 ans overdose
putain il faisait une super team avec Johnny Kashmere
et de J. C. Bailey (The cause of death was later determined to be due to a brain aneurysm, caused by complications due to multiple concussions and traumas to the brain)
videos tribute en spoiler
(ou presque 1 match de faux, le last man standing) qui était de toute beauté au passage)sinon, j'avais laché la CZW et en regardant les PPV de 2010 tomber sur un PPV hommage à Trent Acide
mort en 2010 à 29 ans overdoseputain il faisait une super team avec Johnny Kashmere
et de J. C. Bailey (The cause of death was later determined to be due to a brain aneurysm, caused by complications due to multiple concussions and traumas to the brain)
videos tribute en spoiler
Spoiler: montrer
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
16 Juin 2011, 00:24
y aura jamais comme au foot un club de variété aux catch 
Re: Catch [TOPIC UNIQUE] Catch
16 Juin 2011, 08:37
EL MAGNIFICO a écrit:y aura jamais comme au foot un club de variété aux catch
si si détrompe toi. t'en a encore pas mal qui luttent encore à 50 ans passé
mais Bailey, vu ce qu'il s'est envoyé dans la tête, les conditions de sa mort son même pas étonnantes
