>undeniable star quality >oozes charisma He speaks Engrish

>implying Costanza wasn't a draw

>>1846322
Hey, another phone poster? What's up, bruh? iPhone 6 or 7?

>>1846346

6 desu

>>1846340
>Georgetty
kys. Frank was the real star

>>1846358
I feel ya, brother. Maybe I'll switch when the 7s inevitably gets announced next year.

>>1846369

Not a fan of the headphone gimmick because I listen to podcasts while charging my phone all day at work

>>1846377
Yeah, but that's the march of progress when it comes to tech for you. In two years what we have will probably be obsolete.

>>1846386

Trenchant insight

Would rather hear more of your views than watch Nakamura's "charisma"

>>1846393
Eh, charisma can mean a lot of things in the business. Masked Kane never talked and he had charisma out the ass. As long as people continue to watch him, Nakamura will always be considered a top star. Personally, I don't really like his ringwork as well. WWE straddles the line between flippy shit and just hitting people. Nakamura leans too far in the latter.

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>>1846495
It really depends on whether you are a sucker for stiff stuff or not. I fucking love stiff wrestling so Nakamura does it for me. He also has the GOAT theme.

>>1846495
He's got something. People were going ballistic for a fucking violinist because of him.

>>1846502
I like his work fine, but really only in WWE. There are times during his jap matches when you get really taken out of the match because they're no longer wrestling but just standing there taking turns hitting each other. I know the story is "who's the tougher man", but it's just jarring. I've been liking his American matches much more because there's more of a mat style wrestling to it that he can add his hard style to.