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Months later, how's everyone feeling about this?
DIR By: dfa1985
Date: October 11, 2013, 1:55 am
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I was late to the Chikara party. For a long time it hadn't
dawned on me to follow pro wrestling on the Internet. I was
very bored with the WWE product and I really hadn't bothered
much with TNA. The only thing keeping my interest in wrestling
was botches. Botches led to Botchamania. Botchamania led me to
Chikara. I got my hands on a copy of King of Trios 2011. That
was my introduction to Chikara. My interest in professional
wrestling was renewed. I was captivated by everything I saw.
The Colony, The Spectral Envoy, FIST, The Osirian Portal, Mike
Quackenbush, El Generico, Colt Cabana and on and on.
High Noon came around and I sat around with my friends who had
given up on pro wrestling like myself and some people who had
never seen any pro wrestling in their entire life. Everyone
walked away happy, entertained and with a new view on pro
wrestling. Green Ice was my first wrestling show I attended and
I met my favorite wrestler, El Generico. Chikara turned me on
to other indie wrestling promotions like PWG.
So I was not a happy camper to say the least when I read about
what happened at Aniversario. We're not the kayfabe breaking
kind here so I'll refrain from that (anyone interested in that
can PM me and keep everyone happy). We'll say that I'm left
with a sour taste in my mouth over what happened, even months
after. I'd like to see Chikara rise from the ashes, preferably
sooner than later.
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Re: Months later, how's everyone feeling about this?
DIR By: Fourze
Date: October 12, 2013, 4:17 pm
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--- Quote from: dfa1985 link ---
>
> I was late to the Chikara party. For a long time it hadn't
dawned on me to follow pro wrestling on the Internet. I was
very bored with the WWE product and I really hadn't bothered
much with TNA. The only thing keeping my interest in wrestling
was botches. Botches led to Botchamania. Botchamania led me to
Chikara. I got my hands on a copy of King of Trios 2011. That
was my introduction to Chikara. My interest in professional
wrestling was renewed. I was captivated by everything I saw.
The Colony, The Spectral Envoy, FIST, The Osirian Portal, Mike
Quackenbush, El Generico, Colt Cabana and on and on.
>
> High Noon came around and I sat around with my friends who had
given up on pro wrestling like myself and some people who had
never seen any pro wrestling in their entire life. Everyone
walked away happy, entertained and with a new view on pro
wrestling. Green Ice was my first wrestling show I attended and
I met my favorite wrestler, El Generico. Chikara turned me on
to other indie wrestling promotions like PWG.
>
> So I was not a happy camper to say the least when I read about
what happened at Aniversario. We're not the kayfabe breaking
kind here so I'll refrain from that (anyone interested in that
can PM me and keep everyone happy). We'll say that I'm left
with a sour taste in my mouth over what happened, even months
after. I'd like to see Chikara rise from the ashes, preferably
sooner than later.
>
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Buckle in man...you're in for a wild ride. The fascinating
thing about Chikara is EVERYTHING is done for a purpose. Right
now there's some big stuff happening that looks to be leading to
a Chikara rebirth...we'll have to see though.
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Re: Months later, how's everyone feeling about this?
DIR By: lokithemadtitan
Date: October 12, 2013, 7:27 pm
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no one was more frustrated than i was in the first month or so
after the ippv. all you have to do is read my rants here on this
forum to know i speak the truth when i say that. since then they
have done an amazing job moving the arg forward keeping me
engaged and interested. i still want chikara back more than
anything else but i have gotten past my initial frustrations
which i did not think i would. also the thread titled "no dq" is
the thread you can post in without worrying about kayfabe. be
warned* once you go through that door there is no going back.
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Re: Months later, how's everyone feeling about this?
DIR By: DarkFireZero
Date: March 2, 2015, 12:26 am
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I would say maybe just import the data, then get the users to
come back and make a fresh account.
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Re: Months later, how's everyone feeling about this?
DIR By: Swordrinx
Date: April 25, 2016, 5:04 am
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We help you find the solution of the issue of Shares dance.
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Re: Months later, how's everyone feeling about this?
DIR By: Bitzear
Date: August 5, 2016, 3:09 am
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What's more interesting to me
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