April 14, 20169 yr comment_5742633 Should we maybe take a "survey"? "Last call" for guesses. This is leaving me on the "edge" of my seat.
April 14, 20169 yr comment_5742638 I think I know the answer but don't want to spoil it. I seriously doubt it.
April 14, 20169 yr comment_5742668 Should we maybe take a "survey"? "Last call" for guesses. This is leaving me on the "edge" of my seat. Cesaro
April 14, 20169 yr comment_5742670 It'll be some flippy dipshit from Dragongate or something like that.
April 14, 20169 yr comment_5742893 It'll be some flippy dipshit from Dragongate or something like that. Close!
April 14, 20169 yr comment_5742913 Let's spin this somehow to say Jerry called Scott Steiner a "flippy dipshit" and watch what happens.
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743037 I hope jackwebb pops his head in soon to justify this. The best thing about the countdown and reactions are the times when like people are going "Quack at #6? Show your work!" and that guy proceeds to make a super convincing case for him. Long may it continue.
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743094 To me, Scott Steiner is the Raekwon of wrestling. He thinks that what he is doing is the greatest shit ever, but I'm not sure that what WE think is great about him is what HE thinks is great about him. Steiner has pulled off some amazing matches, but it is obvious he's just throwing shit out there -- sometimes it lands (Incarcerated Scarfaces), sometimes it doesn't (Wu-Gambinos). He's a dude who rocks chain main headdresses and does crazy athletic spots, but also holds fort in the ring with a gang of ladies talking about his "freaks and peaks". I had him bottom 20, but I think he's Raekwon -- if you think he's Ghost Face, then the #1 ranking makes sense to me.
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743099 Pretty harsh on Rae there. I thought Cuban Linx II was dope as fuck. Then again I'd say the same thing about any number of Steiners tags.
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743105 Pretty harsh on Rae there. I thought Cuban Linx II was dope as fuck. Then again I'd say the same thing about any number of Steiners tags. Agreed, there are plenty of rap canidates who consider themself great when they arent. Raekwon is not one of those, he may not be the best Wu emcee but thats nothing to scoff at. I have him at 3 in the Wu power rankings but thats better than the majority of his peers.
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743111 Calling Rae an idiot savant isn't really harsh -- you've heard him in interviews, so you know he's kind of Scott Steiner! When he drops something classic it isn't because he has this amazing mind for things, but more because he instinctively gets it, even if he doesn't intellectually get it. Rae has a hell of collection of great tracks, and so does Scott, but I wouldn't put either at the top of their genres. Being a top 100 anything is pretty high praise!
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743120 Calling Rae an idiot savant isn't really harsh -- you've heard him in interviews, so you know he's kind of Scott Steiner! When he drops something classic it isn't because he has this amazing mind for things, but more because he instinctively gets it, even if he doesn't intellectually get it. Rae has a hell of collection of great tracks, and so does Scott, but I wouldn't put either at the top of their genres. Being a top 100 anything is pretty high praise! I'll link you to my depth chart! http://placetobenation.com/parvs-guide-to-the-wu-tang-clan-part-1/#7
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743124 If you take Steiner's early 90s run -- featuring the 1990 WCW TV gauntlet of Flair/Anderson/Eaton -- as his Cuban Linx I, I think the Raekwon comparison could still work out, actually. Well, other than the implication that Rick Steiner is Ghostface Killah. You know what? Scratch that. Forget I said anything.
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743127 We will have to disagree on flow -- I'm partial to U-God or Ghost before Rae on pure flow. Though I do agree with you on lyrics and output! I can only imagine how interesting this discussion is to everyone else in the GWE forum.
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743129 If you take Steiner's early 90s run -- featuring the 1990 WCW TV gauntlet of Flair/Anderson/Eaton -- as his Cuban Linx I, I think the Raekwon comparison could still work out, actually. Well, other than the implication that Rick Steiner is Ghostface Killah. You know what? Scratch that. Forget I said anything. I just watched the gauntlet this weekend, and it was the inspiration for my post! He at times seemed like such a natural, and at other times seemed lost within the structure of what was being built for him -- it is exactly like Cuban Linx!
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743131 Ha ha. If there was a rap PWO, I know GZA would be a strong #1 contender. I guess this thread has been "answered", we just await the mysterious Jack Webb, who I'm assuming isn't JKWebb.
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743136 As a fan since '95 Ive changed my personal power rankings of the Wu many times over the years. Carry on.
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743139 Ha ha. If there was a rap PWO, I know GZA would be a strong #1 contender. I guess this thread has been "answered", we just await the mysterious Jack Webb, who I'm assuming isn't JKWebb. High on peak but low on output -- sounds a lot like Bret Hart... Honestly though, 'Liquid Swords' is the Magnum vs. Tully of rap albums.
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743149 We can agree on that, and with it, wrap up a discussion that only 2-3 people would even care about!
April 15, 20169 yr comment_5743167 This just ending up being a troll pick is disappointing. Also, didn't Grimmas say the worker in question was someone "halfway between Necro and Tiger Mask"? Steiner is more like Dan Kroffat meets Billy Graham.
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