April 19, 20214 yr comment_5948626 I watched too many bad, botched filled matches, and from a variety of places, of his during PWO2K to even consider him. Outside of Rob Van Dam probably the person who's stock fell the most during that project.
October 10, 20213 yr comment_5965439 @El-P branching off from the DYnamite Kid thread in terms of wrestlers influence, what are you thinking about Sabu this time around? I know you were (are still?) a fan last time around based of your ECW rewatch. I think his output is actually pretty damn good and he has a pretty big influence argument.
October 10, 20213 yr comment_5965442 You read my mind or something ? I almost namedrop Sabu in my answer ! Yeah, I still love Sabu (last time I checked at least, and my current approach of pro-wrestling tells me there's no way that one would change). And yeah, I was thinking here's someone that has been crazy influent, much more than most people would admit I think, and has had a *lot* of matches I have loved. Plus, he was one of the guy that was always compelling to watch against *anyone*, kinda like Zach Sabre Jr. today (yeah, in a completely different way). I don't remember if I voted Sabu last time, but maybe revisiting some Sabu stuff eventually would be enough for me to just revel in my love for that guy's work, good taste/bad taste notwithstanding !
October 10, 20213 yr comment_5965448 I think he's one of the obvious big influence guys and if you're weighing influence heavily, Sabu should be a lock. For better or worse. I'm not weighing influence at all, but Sabu makes my list on merit. The point about wanting to see him against anybody is a huge point in his favor and one I agree with. I haven't sat and thought about it specifically, but Sabu might be in my top 10 US workers of the 90s.
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