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Topic	Best All-Purpose Wrestling Topic of the Decade, Part 492
Lopen 12/03/19 5:06:48 PM #114:	Kane and Undertaker have never really been a joke though. This is at best hyperbole, at worst outright fabrication, in order to make your point stronger. Like yes Kane has has his ups and downs over his career, but I would say at worst he has been a stronger midcarder than Bray typically is, and at his best he has been significantly weaker than The Fiend. But you know what? This is true of every wrestler in the WWE. They all have ups and downs. It's all about thresholds and ranges. The further you jump up or fall, the more detailed an explanation you need. I would say Bray vs Fiend is the biggest jump in power we've ever seen in WWE, over even Jinder, by a large margin --- No problem! This is a cute and pop genocide of love! <cite>Lopen posted [p:931060059] in Best All-P... [t:78211457]...</cite> <quote>Kane and Undertaker have never really been a joke though. This is at best hyperbole, at worst outright fabrication, in order to make your point stronger. Like yes Kane has has his ups and downs over his career, but I would say at worst he has been a stronger midcarder than Bray typically is, and at his best he has been significantly weaker than The Fiend. But you know what? This is true of every wrestler in the WWE. They all have ups and downs. It's all about thresholds and ranges. The further you jump up or fall, the more detailed an explanation you need. I would say Bray vs Fiend is the biggest jump in power we've ever seen in WWE, over even Jinder, by a large margin --- No problem! This is a cute and pop genocide of love!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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