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Kaurna Land - Adelaide - Aus
Joined September 2009
Nick retweeted
Dawg I would start and finish my whole essay the same day it was due without some Ai shit y'all are cooked lmao
teenagers in the 2010's writing essays without ChatGPT
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Genuinely happy this meme is going around because it means PAC is forever immortalized
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Mind you he won’t even do a shooting star press because of his neck, Pac meant a lot to a ton of people in the business and this black arrow proves that!🕊️❤️
Will Ospreay hits the Black Arrow. #AEWDynamite
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This is in no way downplaying Ricochet or his version, but seeing the two side by side just highlights how one of one PAC really is. Even possibly the best active high flyer in wrestling today can't outright emulate how effortless PAC made it look.
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Ricochet made a great point. It is very very hard in this business to be a person with no heat from anybody. To have your name come up in a conversation and nobody buries you. Goes against this gimmick but by all accounts it seems like the Bastard was anything but.
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Jon Moxley’s vibe tonight was very similar to Steve Austin on the Owen tribute RAW. Clearly shaken and hurt but has that steely eyed, hard veneer. Between the pretaped promo, the match, and the post match, it’s one of the most moving performances I’ve seen on a wrestling TV, mainly because none of it was a performance. I don’t have enough superlatives to give that guy when it comes to being an example and all class.
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For context, Will Ospreay is not even supposed to be doing the Shooting Star Press anymore after his neck surgery LET ALONE a Twisting version This is for you, PAC ❤️‍🩹
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Wrestling does not have to be cold blooded. Wrestling does not have to be evil. It can be beautiful. AEW's existence is so necessary to pro wrestling today.
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He only just joined AEW too. He should have been able to make years of memories of working with PAC in AEW.
Creed man…he’s one of the guys in AEW who knew PAC the most. Very brave of him to even be on TV so soon after
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The fact that Tony Khan told the roster that anyone can take the week off who wants to, but these guys said f that and are gonna put on this banger card is amazing man
Looking to be a worthy tribute show for our bastard.
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Only in wrestling could we grieve a man and shout “HE’S A BASTARD!!!!” at the top of our lungs as a term of endearment. God I love pro-wrestling 🥹
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I hate making this comparison cause it has nothing to do with how they passed but I feel like PAC was the Owen Hart of AEW You could slot him anywhere on the card, forever innovative and underrated, never won the world title even though he should’ve, usually a background player
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No-one more selfless - inside and outside the ring. The example we should all take from.
A match that everyone needs to see Michael Oku vs PAC RevPro Live At The Cockpit 42
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BRYAN DANIELSON & JON MOXLEY JUST HUGGED BURYING THE HATCHED FROM ALL OUT 2024. ❤️ BCC FOREVER. DEATHRIDERS FOREVER. THE BASTARD FOREVER.
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“For one night” brother you’re literally working collision there’s no take backsies
FOR ONE NIGHT BRYAN DANIELSON IS A DEATH RIDER #AEWDynamite is live as we pay homage to PAC as we are live on TBS and HBO Max
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Nick retweeted
fuck it we all death riders now.
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it is important to remember that wrestling is designed to illicit a strong emotional response from you. When done well, it approaches beauty. When done perfectly, it transcends that & enters into something ethereal & beyond words. No wrestler deserves this more.
Mox and Bryan making up and hugging in front of the large PAC portrait is the closest U.S. wrestling has gotten to Kawada beating Muto for the Triple Crown in front of the Giant Baba portrait, which is a way of saying it's one of the most beautiful things in wrestling history
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Hulk Hogan was 100 times bigger of a star in pro wrestling and yet when he died, there were so many people who either didn't care or celebrated because he was a piece of shit. PAC didn't have the starpower but he had the love and respect of his peers more than Hogan ever had.
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"He cared about everyone so much. And I am going to miss him. Thank you, Ben. Good bye." We love you, Ben. We always will. 🖤
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