WWE Fastlane (March 5th, 2017)

[improper]

Oh it will get the buyrate i don't think no one can deny that, but how are both of them going to be able to put on a better match than they did at 20, that one alone was bad enough. Goldberg at 50, there is no way he can have a match more than 5-10 minutes before blowing up and i think Lesnar can only do so much with that also (not even sure how he will hold up since he hasn't had to do an extended match in years).

When Goldberg was thirty he couldn't have a match more than five or ten minutes. He's always been dog sh*t in the ring. He's a two move man who got embarrassed damn near every time anyone forced him to go longer. Remember when Regal made him look like a fool when he refused to do the job?

That is true.

So i can imagine how much worse this is going to be.

Yup. As you said, Lesnar's cardio isn't exactly in peak form right now either. The dude gets winded fast nowadays, and he looks like he's packed on some pounds to the point that he's starting to get a beer gut. He hasn't put on a real match in months. I think the last match where he wasn't just spamming suplexes was when he faced Undertaker.

[Ruzious]

Stephen Amell and Lawrence Taylor are better wrestlers than Goldberg

+Karl Malone and Dennis Rodman

But he was better than Mongo McMichael and Kevin Green.

[Scott Hall]

Just watched this...my god that was one of the worst PPVs I've seen in a long time

I was so bored I stopped watching 4 different times to do something else before I finished. No point in dissecting
it because it looks like it's already been covered in here.

[improper]

Just watched this...my god that was one of the worst PPVs I've seen in a long time

I was so bored I stopped watching 4 different times to do something else before I finished. No point in dissecting
it because it looks like it's already been covered in here.

The Neville/Gallagher match was the only match I'd rate at higher than three stars, and literally the only match worth watching more than once.