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Originally Posted by SuperMatt18
Some people still do some of that stuff well but too many don't.
Gunthier's chops look menacing (and probably actually hurt like hell), and they get sold well generally too.
But then you have Eddie Kingston's "Machine Gun Chops" that honestly look about as vigorous as if you were trying to burp a baby.
And in the end this stuff existed in the 80's and 90's too, just in different ways.
In the end though the biggest problem is just the psychology of the sell throughout a match. You need to look sore, tired, and out of energy by the end of the match. By the end of the match any motion or movement should look laboured and things should take longer, unless it's one of those acts of desperation.
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For some reason that is hilarious to me.