| ssjup81 |
01-28-2023 10:35 AM |
This show is...weird and kind of, foolish? I guess, like boxing, I don't get why anyone would want to do that. It came on after AEW Dynamite and just kept it on instead of turning off the TV. I will admit that it's fun to riff on. This si definitely nothing I'd seek out to watch, like, "OMG, I have to see who gets the mess slapped out of them!" or whatever, but if it's on in the way that I mentioned, I might look at it and only if I have someone to watch it with who can also crack jokes and react to the absurdity of the entire thing.
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Originally Posted by Coola Yagami
(Post 1954372)
Yep. It's perfect background noise while Jupi and I eat dinner. It's kinda surprising how sometimes the smaller guys are barely affected and the bigger guys gets knocked the **** out.
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Yeah, background noise is right. lol When you left to go to the kitchen or wherever during the part when that other dude showed up saying he was there for his family and truly needed it because his kid had some type of developmental issue and then got smacked out just had me scratching my head over why anyone would go that route. How is damaging yourself going to help your family? He didn't even get a chance to do any slapping. He was knocked out. You also missed that dude who said he'd been "slapping since 1994" that I told you about when you came back. He won his round. :lol:
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Originally Posted by IMJ
(Post 1954374)
But Dana White doing a show like that after recent events is irony and ridiculousness on another level, man.
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I'm assuming Dana White is the bald-headed dude that's treating this like the Superbowl. He's so into this stuff and excited. In a way, I'd feel sorry for him if this "sport" doesn't take off since he's so invested in it, but also, like you said, it's ridiculous and shouldn't. I don't know much about this guy, but I'm curious as to what you're referring to here. Guess I'll google it.
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