I assumed they were. I wouldn't put it past someone who has actually worked in Japan for the last 8 years to become more in tune with that culture and show it in ways such as facial tattooing. He might even be fluent for all we know.
To me, it just looks like they get easily smudged during his matches.
Poor Great Khali can barely walk now without tipping over.
When he debuted, he was moving much quicker. Seems like his legs are crumbling from all the upper body weight. It's not unexpected for people that tall to have problems with their legs sooner or later (see Yao Ming). Would be interesting to know how much pain does he have to work through in every day life these days. Probably doesn't have much left in those legs.
Dean Ambrose worked the dark match last night. He didn't get much of a reaction but he told the fans they had 10 seconds to cheer for him because he is the Hardcore legend. He then defeated Alex Riley in 3 minutes.
When he debuted, he was moving much quicker. Seems like his legs are crumbling from all the upper body weight. It's not unexpected for people that tall to have problems with their legs sooner or later (see Yao Ming). Would be interesting to know how much pain does he have to work through in every day life these days. Probably doesn't have much left in those legs.
Yes his upper body is very huge I have seen him in an arena before. Freaky-huge, and his legs must be thinner, obviously.
Yes his upper body is very huge I have seen him in an arena before. Freaky-huge, and his legs must be thinner, obviously.
When Nash was doing the WWE nWo 10 years ago and getting constantly injured, I saw a picture of him rehabbing his legs, they were scary thin. Like sticks... Khali actually looks slightly less muscular in his upper body than couple of years ago, maybe he's being advised to drop some mass there? It's no secret why they keep him on the roster, he's huge in India and WWE is fairly popular there if I've understood correctly. In hyperbole, that's almost a billion potential merchandise buyers.
When Nash was doing the WWE nWo 10 years ago and getting constantly injured, I saw a picture of him rehabbing his legs, they were scary thin. Like sticks... Khali actually looks slightly less muscular in his upper body than couple of years ago, maybe he's being advised to drop some mass there? It's no secret why they keep him on the roster, he's huge in India and WWE is fairly popular there if I've understood correctly. In hyperbole, that's almost a billion potential merchandise buyers.
Yup he is huge there. Even in Canada when Khali won the championship it was in the sports section in some of the indo-canadian newpapers.
When Nash was doing the WWE nWo 10 years ago and getting constantly injured, I saw a picture of him rehabbing his legs, they were scary thin. Like sticks... Khali actually looks slightly less muscular in his upper body than couple of years ago, maybe he's being advised to drop some mass there? It's no secret why they keep him on the roster, he's huge in India and WWE is fairly popular there if I've understood correctly. In hyperbole, that's almost a billion potential merchandise buyers.
Yes I noticed that too he does look smaller, but he is a colossos of a man regardless. Can't be easy walking around everyday as a giant like that - Big Show too. It's funny they have them tag teaming now.
Yes I noticed that too he does look smaller, but he is a colossos of a man regardless. Can't be easy walking around everyday as a giant like that - Big Show too. It's funny they have them tag teaming now.
Big Show could have it easier if he dropped his weight to what it was around 10 years ago. Sad fact is both men have a high risk of dying before they hit 50 or 60.
Big Show could have it easier if he dropped his weight to what it was around 10 years ago. Sad fact is both men have a high risk of dying before they hit 50 or 60.
There isn't much Khalil can do but the Big Show is carry a lot of unnecessary weight. He's been obese since he left WCW. He's not built weird like a lot of guys that size.
What exactly is the point of doing a draft right now?
Both in storyline and in real life. I seriously don't see a purpose for it at this point.
Smackdown attendance sucks. With the 'Super Show' basically ending the brand split, the idea is you could move talent like Cena or Jericho over to Smackdown so that people attend the events while still appearing on TV during Raw every week.
Send Cena, Miz, and Ryder over to Smackdown so the show has more marquee value, then send guys like Christian and Rhodes over to Raw so they get some more exposure.
Apparently they're not even doing a draft this year and if anything, they'll just trade superstars between brands. Miz, Ziggler and Orton are guys that need a 'scenery change' from what I read.
Apparently they're not even doing a draft this year and if anything, they'll just trade superstars between brands. Miz, Ziggler and Orton are guys that need a 'scenery change' from what I read.
Apparently they're not even doing a draft this year and if anything, they'll just trade superstars between brands. Miz, Ziggler and Orton are guys that need a 'scenery change' from what I read.
There was a poll about what was better on WWE.com, the 'What?' or the 'Yes!'
Yes won with 59%.
YES! YES! YES!
I'd give it time. What? got so over so quickly, you still hear it today. Yes! has the possibility to get there if the WWE gives it a chance. Problem is, they're not.
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It's funny cause they change the name of his finisher to the YES! lock, release a YES! YES! YES! t-shirt and put it out on WWE.com on whether or not 'YES!' can reach the level of 'What?' and even showing Austin's tweet where he says YES! YES! YES! in response to whether or not it can't, and yet, they try to block it out on Smackdown.
Khali actually looks slightly less muscular in his upper body than couple of years ago, maybe he's being advised to drop some mass there? It's no secret why they keep him on the roster, he's huge in India and WWE is fairly popular there if I've understood correctly. In hyperbole, that's almost a billion potential merchandise buyers.
