*adjusts tape*

*re-adjusts tape with even less charisma*

*defines vanilla midget*

Reminder his only memorable moments in wrestling was when Jericho had a storyline making fun of him for being boring.

*kicks out of his own pin attempt*

>The only time Malenko was ever over was when he impersonated another wrestler

Sad!

>>2621137
His matches with Eddie were cutting edge at the time and defined a lot of the "this is wrestling" matches that ensued, and his match with Scotty 2 Hotty at Backlash was awesome.

>>2621128
Is that Roderick Strong's dad?

>>2621142
They were just wrestling mexico/japanese style, they didn't define or reinvent shit, Malenko is top tier snooze.
>>2621137
correct

>>2623729
And who was doing those matches in the US before them? Who was trading back and forth to a stand still and an eventual golf clap?

>>2623750
Mexican and Japanese wrestlers, literally too many to bother naming, are you underage?

>>2623760
>I have no idea what I'm talking about so I'll just say too many to name

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>>2623768
Nigger do you really want me to list every Japanese wrestler to use their own style of wrestling in the US before Eddie Guererro and Dean Mafuckinglenko?

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>Rewinds Armageddon tape to jerk it

>>2623788
>posts Dragon who debuted in the US in 96
>Eddie and Dean were doing this in 95
Clueless.

Eddie and Dean brought that style to the forefront of US wrestling starting in 95.