Chyna was never HOF worthy

[Based Dave 96]

Chyna never did anything for womens wrestling....... she was 60 lbs bigger than the few women she ever wrestled....outside of Jeff Jarrett putting her over for the I/C belt only because his contract expired it was said she was difficult to deal with with other male wrestlers.... as far as her time with DX she was a limited factor..... the only reason why Vince put her in was out of pity that his whore daughter slept with HHH & sent her into a drug induced spiral of loneliness.

 

[Mister B.]

 

[PhenomTheMac]

Nah blood.

 

[Based Dave 96]

Nah blood.

what she do for other women wrestlers?.... i'll answer not a damn thing.... she rode the coatails of DX & some cheap breast implants for fame.

 

[Duwop]

Naw, she had some epic ass feat moments and was red hot with the crowd.

She had matches with men that didn't seem ridiculous.

Yeah she fucked a lot, but she was definitely one of the most memorable performers from there era worthy of remembrance

 

[GNS]

She fucked a lot? Well damn

 

[TonyDubbz]

Outta fuckin pocket

 

[Based Dave 96]

Outta fuckin pocket

Chyna was never good on her own..... she was a product of HGH use ...... name me one female wrestler she ever did anything for.

 

[Based Dave 96]

outside of winning the I/C title Chyna only real accomplishment in life was being in Playboy & starring in a porno.

 

[Iceberg_Taylor]

I knew immediately that @Based Dave 96 made this thread

 

[Chi-Town B]

He's right, she rode the coattails of DX and then she did it with Jericho and then she did it again with Eddie Guerrero, her biggest moment was winning the IC title which was bullshit

 

[Duwop]

watch chyna bending the bars to that cage over the ring and the pop of the crowd..

yall niggaz hate women

 

[Chi-Town B]

Because she's a woman y'all overrate her

 

[Chi-Town B]

Her biggest moment was winning the IC title, can any of you say she was a good champion.

 

[MaoAsadaStan]

Disclaimer: I'm not a big wrestling fan, I just watched a couple videos and Stan Bianca.


From my perspective Chyna was an experiment that wasn't sustainable, but the fans enjoyed it while it lasted.

 

[IP360]

I knew immediately that @Based Dave 96 made this thread
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And you know Chi-Town B was gonna come in and cosign wit his tag team partner. Lol

 

[Iceberg_Taylor]

And you know Chi-Town B was gonna come in and cosign wit his tag team partner. Lol

like Du said these niggas hate women. You should see the Wakanda Forever thread

 

[Chi-Town B]

And you know Chi-Town B was gonna come in and cosign wit his tag team partner. Lol

Take away DX, Jericho and Eddie, what has she accomplished

 

[Chi-Town B]

Take away DX, Jericho and Eddie, what has she accomplished

Same question to you @SportsByRo and @Iceberg_Taylor

 

[Chi-Town B]

Chris Jericho On Why Chyna Was "Terrible" To Work With

Chris Jericho has recalled his rivalry with late WWE Superstar Chyna and explained why she was "terrible" to work with.

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Chris Jericho has recalled his rivalry with late WWE Superstar Chyna and explained why she was “terrible” to work with.

Chris Jericho burst into WWE in the summer of 1999 with one of the most memorable debuts in the history of the company. Rather than progress straight to main events, however, the former WCW star ended up doing battle over the Intercontinental Championship and feuding with The Ninth Wonder Of The World, Chyna.

Appearing on the True Geordie Podcast, the AEW star explained why he was in a no-win situation tangling with the star who wielded significant political power due to her relationship with Triple H at the time:

“Terrible, she was terrible to work with. She wasn’t good but she thought she was. And she was also in a position where she was being pushed really big so she could beat up guys. She couldn’t, and like I never got that credit. No one ever said I made her look good, it was the other side of the coin.”
“I got in big trouble because at one point when I first started working with her, Vince said to me ‘Don’t treat her like a woman, treat her like a wrestler.’ And she was really stiff too, worked very strong. I’m not talking bad about her it is just the truth.”
“When we worked together, it was a solid fight in many ways. I remember one time she got a little bit of a black eye from me, and you would have thought that I cut her arm off with a chainsaw. I’m like f*ck, I didn’t do it on purpose. But what do you expect? It was a tough position for me to be in, it was my first real angle in the WWE, but I did the best that I could. I hope that I proved some things, but there were a lot of issues with working with her.”