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Christian not to quit and adopted him as his protegé. Christian betrayed Page and faced off against him for the European championship at the WrestleMania X8 PPV event on March 17, 2002, in which Page defeated him. During the same event, Christian defeated Mighty Molly to win the WWF Hardcore Championship, but lost the title to Maven later on in the night.
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but users decided to leave it hear because his friends call him that. Though I am unaware of any guideline for this though. I gave up on changing it. Would like for it changed to
William Reso though, but the numbers are against me. Unaware of any source that says he said he likes to be called Jason,
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Sting submited before Cage was pinned. Sting held Cage's shoulders down while Angle was holding Sting's ankle in an ankle lock. Sting was laying on top of Cage. He was never pinned, he was just in a pin attempt. Was booked to be like that so they could set up the KOTM and get rid of the NWA Title at
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My take is that he's known as "Jason" by everyone (fans and the people he wrestles with, I'm assuming), then the article should be Jason Reso. In
Copeland's book, he says "Jay", that's how I know him as. I told Will that I wasn't sure about the move, so instead to ask the project what they thought.
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Actually, I now think it's possibly problematic to say that this match was for the "WWF Intercontinental
Championship" at all. I think it should either say that the match was for the "WWE Intercontinental Championship (previously known as the WWF Intercontinental Championship)" or just "for the WWE
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Dear God, I knew this would come up. I've searched and search and search for a ref or even something telling me which issue it was that gave the awards, and still nothing. I found a german ref that showed they won it, but nothing reliable. Removing it will just cause ips and other editors readd it
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Face links done, TLC links done, however, Full Metal Mayhem should be linked atleast once because it follows different rules. It is sometimes a ladder match, sometimes it is just a weapons match, it is only in TLC because the first one was simular. The basic match thing is done. The final TLC link
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A couple of points - did Reso wrestle as "Christian" or "Christian Cage" or some other character? To say that "Reso" fought "Abyss" is...problematic, I believe I've made that point. Secondly, the topic sentence of this paragraph has him competing two times for 1PW, and then three matches on three
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Diamond Dallas Page in January 2002. After this, he became known for throwing tantrums in the ring when he was unable to gain a pinfall. As part of a storyline, in which Christian endured a series of losses, he announced that he was quiting the WWF. Page,
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Christian had previously commented that he hoped to be drafted to SmackDown! because the show needed a
Canadian. He further went onto say how he was on the main event of both Raw and SmackDown! in the same week, and he was soon given his own interview segment on SmackDown! called The Peep
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Straight Shooting is an ROH special release which features a wrestler(s) talking about his career in a real life aspect. Cage was William Jason Reso talking about his career as Christian and Christian Cage up to the release. It is a shoot dvd, and most are very well
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defeating Steve Corino. At Know Your Enermy: Night 2 event on May 27, 2006, Reso fought against the champion, Abyss, and Corino for the 1PW World Heavyweight Championship in a three way dance, but failed to win as Corino gained the fall and the title.
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Well I wrote it like that to be clear since Rhino is mentioned before with different spellings and ring names: Rhino Richards, Rhyno, etc. Wanted to show this is the same guy who was his friend. I'll rewrite it to give the same info but in different
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attempts to trademark the name "Captain Charisma", saying that it would cause confusion in the marketplace because the persona was created while Reso was under contract to WWE. WWE argued that anything that Reso called himself in WWE belongs to WWE.
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I'd recommend something along the lines of "Second stint with World Wrestling Entertainment." If he spends ten years with the promotion, the notion of his "return" will seem quaint, but similarly if he has a career like
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I'll follow up with my take. I feel that he is known by 3 names: Jason, Christian, and Christian Cage. As such, none can be his common name. Therefore, it should be at William Reso since that is his given birth
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I was perhaps unclear – 'then ECW Champion' uses an endash, while '15 man battle royal' uses a hyphen. Syntactically, these seem to be the same usage, so I think it should probably be one or the other.
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the sametime. Had a pin and a submit at the sametime. Hard to explain, I'll get you a video if you wish? TNA's Youtube account keeps alot of pasted videos, including a highlight of the finish.--
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Generally speaking, I think the distinction between writing about Mr. Reso and writing about the character(s) he plays/has played on television is okay. However, it's quite odd in the lead -
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Christian and Edge were defeated by The Brothers of Destruction (Kane and The Undertaker) on the April 19, 2001 episode of WWF SmackDown!, one of the promotion's several television programs.
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Wyld is his ring name, you'll have to ask Blue why she added his real name. In this case he is notable since he is involved in a big moment of Reso's career. I'll fix it, hopefully.--
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the "five second pose", where they performed a pose in the ring for five seconds "for the benefit of those with flash photography" to mock, insult, or otherwise amuse the fans.
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I wouldn't hold those two FAs to high regard. If they were reviewed today, they would fail in a heart beat due to poor format, poor sourcing, inaccuratencies, etc.--
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Following their victory, Christian and Edge portrayed themselves as villains, shifting their in-ring personas from borderline goth to a comedic pair of "cool dudes"
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rapper than Cena and denouncing him as "poser". Christian was noticeably cheered during these segments and was thought to be finally becoming a main eventer.
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Yeah, during the course of 2002, WWE renamed the title twice. The first was because they were court ordered to rename, they chose WWE. Then they created the
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Images are all free use, though several lack description pages. No problem for me, but if you're looking down to a FAC, you'll want to take care of that.
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It seems like I listed an awful lot. Sorry if I came across as discouraging, the article really is generally pretty good, and I think it'll get there.
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It's okay to say "TNA world title" in prose, especially to avoid repetition, but capitalization makes it looks like that's the title's true name.
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I've never seen Cage's Straight Shoot. I can't tell you.--
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Return to World Wrestling Entertainment (2009-present)
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Removed everything but the draft and the talk show.--
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573:"Funkin' Conservatory" or "The Funking Conservatory?"
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1418:But that doesn't seem to be favored usage. *shrug*
267:and Edge that parted ways? Or perhaps better yet,
2449:B. Citation of reliable sources where necessary:
1243:Damn typos, however, I didn't find an instance.--
1112:Well, then, remove the link, and replace it with
666:the duo successfully defended the tag team titles
2235:Cage's act also solidified his character as a
859:The first thing I thought of when I read it.--
2552:Added another ref for the Mania appearence.--
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261:Reso and Edge, however, parted ways in 2001
2723:I went ahead and removed the PWI awards.--
2160:is a trivial link, maybe overlinking, and
2156:contains back-to-back wikilinks as well.
827:Gimmick-wise yes. Will fix, hopefully.--
1045:No idea, ask Blue. Probably the fans.--
567:Dory Funk, Jr.’s "Funkin' Conservatory"
2631:appears as one word. Otherwise, great.
2124:List of professional wrestling terms#S
515:And is this referenced by citation #8?
2583:Is this all covered by reference #34?
2466:Is this all covered by reference #30?
2444:the checklinks tool shows no redflags
1779:Fixed before even reading this one.--
1416:on the May 3, 2007 episode of Impact!
818:He used his charisma to win a match?
175:Specific examples to follow shortly.
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2694:Every statistic needs citation. The
2527:Is this all covered by reference #7?
1873:Sorry, my bad. Regular dash added.--
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2197:Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match
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1450:Huh? And how does that wash with
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1774:which Reso and Cabana won.
788:Both are consistent now.--
2932:to illustrate the topic?
2696:Pro Wrestling Illustrated
1170:is ever actually defined.
763:WWE Tag Team Championship
610:she wrote this section.--
2164:is already linked above.
415:Keith Assoun "Zakk Wyld"
2259:Full Metal Mayhem match
2252:Full Metal Mayhem rules
2154:New Jersey Street Fight
1198:The first (on March 25)
243:reasonably well written
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2282:WrestleMania X-Seven
1746:dates are described.
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2915:No edit wars, etc:
1958:I brought it up at
1843:15-man battle royal
1704:Three instances of
24:Talk:Jason Reso/GA1
18:Talk:Christian Cage
2837:A. Major aspects:
2425:factually accurate
2337:Fixed I believe.--
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3088:No doubt.--
2112:Team Canada
1710:3 way dance
1641:tournament.
447:Joe Hitchen
51:visual edit
2494:ThinkBlue
2430:verifiable
2158:New Jersey
2109:villainous
2015:ThinkBlue
1952:Hulk Hogan
1948:Jason Reso
1608:Interfered
1454:later on?
1263:Two under
1126:ThinkBlue
1117:cite video
1069:ThinkBlue
704:Possibly--
638:ThinkBlue
419:WP:NOTABLE
2970:Will do--
2629:soonafter
2285:. As far
1612:My bad.--
1530:though.--
1150:WP:WEASEL
456:Removed--
265:Christian
91:Reviewer:
34:GA Review
3140:Contribs
3078:Contribs
3029:Contribs
2927:contain
2925:Does it
2233:, later
2115:alliance
1990:again.--
1235:becomes
377:Contribs
193:Contribs
142:Contribs
110:Contribs
3126:Nosleep
3064:Nosleep
3015:Nosleep
2995:Overall
2892:neutral
2386:CM Punk
2276:) in a
2264:versus
2255:, then
2248:, then
2038:name.--
1651:Split--
1587:What?--
1307:form.--
1270:Fixed--
1233:Jarrett
1092:done.--
914:dropped
363:Nosleep
275:done.--
179:Nosleep
128:Nosleep
96:Nosleep
74:history
55:history
41:Article
2929:images
2910:stable
2908:Is it
2889:Is it
2830:Is it
2744:cited.
2423:Is it
2331:WP:EGG
2262:, and
2168:Done--
1553:Done--
1237:Jarret
1012:Poseur
984:Okay--
952:Okay--
241:Is it
230:review
2579:Show.
2246:(TLC)
1988:WT:PW
1960:WT:PW
232:(see
83:Watch
16:<
3134:Talk
3120:Pass
3092:Will
3072:Talk
3044:Will
3023:Talk
2974:Will
2952:and
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2808:Will
2788:Will
2775:fact
2727:Will
2707:Will
2673:Will
2653:Will
2611:Will
2591:Will
2556:Will
2536:Will
2506:BLUE
2500:(Hit
2474:Will
2427:and
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2388:and
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2341:Will
2297:Will
2272:and
2237:hero
2211:Will
2172:Will
2134:Will
2122:and
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2042:Will
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1967:Will
1911:Will
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1122:. --
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676:Will
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644:(Hit
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429:Will
391:Will
371:Talk
343:Will
330:The
311:Will
279:Will
234:here
208:Will
187:Talk
157:Will
136:Talk
104:Talk
70:edit
47:edit
2755:C.
2392:).
2280:at
1933:MOS
1931:B.
1708:or
1168:PPV
3137:·
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