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Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 4:16 am
Joey Mercury's face, a raw, inflamed mess with blood still seeping out from his stitches, was scarlet red around his nose and left eye with hundreds of flakes of dry blood clinging to various places on his face. “I’ve shattered my nose around the bridge area,” said a bruised and swollen Mercury, who was severely injured at last night’s Armageddon pay-per-view in a Ladder Match. “I have four fractures on the inside of my nose; I have 5 stitches on the inside of my nose and my cheek and 15 stitches on the outside of my nose and cheek. My left eye is swollen shut and I have continual internal bleeding from my nose and my eye.” To Mercury’s credit, the injury that would have knocked most people out cold only left him momentarily stunned. “I remember everything [about the incident],” he said. “I never lost consciousness and I never passed out.” Asked what it felt like when the legs of the ladder dug into his face and ripped a gaping hole down his nose and under his eye, he thought long and hard before he spoke. “I have nothing to compare it to; I’ve never been hit that hard in the face before,” he said as he paused. “I’d have to say it felt like a hundred-pound steel ladder connecting with my face at one-hundred miles per hour; or going head first through a windshield of a car without a seatbelt on; maybe getting hit in the face with a baseball bat swung by Sammy Sosa.” Mercury made it clear it was the outcome of the match, not the injury, that was on his mind the day after the ghastly incident. “Had I not been forced to leave the match due to a severe amount of blood loss, MNM would be the WWE Tag Team Champions,” he said. “Again, we made it clear that MNM is the greatest tag team in the modern era – not The Hardys.” - From WWE.comHere's the picture of him after he got the stitches; That's gotta hurt...
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Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 4:45 am
Carlito also got a few stitches after last night's RAW. See's?Here's what they stated, not a whole lot though; Carlito ran headfirst into one of the ringside handheld cameras during his heated brawl on Raw with Chris Masters, leaving Carlito bloodied. Carlito required stitches to close the wound and was treated on-site by WWE Doctor Ferdinand Rios. - From WWE.comMercury's are still worse by far. Pretty gruesome. 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 10:51 am
I got the impression that the Masters/Carlito match was actually supposed to be a full match. When he started to bleed so badly, they called it, and headed for the back as fast as was possible for story. After Mercury, i think they'll all be a little edgy about seeing blood for a week or so.
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Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 12:06 am
how exactly did they hurt Mercury, I'm having a hard time figuring that part out
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Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 3:37 am
Bonekeeper E how exactly did they hurt Mercury, I'm having a hard time figuring that part out ninja "...when the legs of the ladder dug into his face and ripped a gaping hole down his nose and under his eye, ..." Edit: Wait, what part didn't you get? I don't understand, at the moment my brain is fried. gonk
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Posted: Sat Dec 23, 2006 10:51 pm
That was brutal. I kinda like the mean side of Johnny Nitro though. That could of been a great spin for WWE. It opened up an endless angle of stories involving MNM that could all be based off that.
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Posted: Sun Dec 24, 2006 6:49 am
Mercury was indeed very lucky- he is not a personal fave of mine, but i hate to see anyone injured that badly in a match...now dont get me wrong, i like to see the hardcore matches, especially the TLC and cage matches, etc...i love to see how creative the wrestlers can be-and all to entertain us fans cool
And although i am sure the verbal abuse that Mercury directed toward the Hardy Boyz is an angle, i still didnt like it...if you sign up for a match that includes items from Home Depot aisle 2-10, then you are probly gonna get hurt, and probably bleed profusely...and if you take that chance, then you dont come cry about later...you sit at home and recuperate-then when you are cleared, you have a revenge match....and have it in the Home Depot, just no power tools allowed-thats probly an ECW match then
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Posted: Sun Dec 24, 2006 12:48 pm
tink71 Mercury was indeed very lucky- he is not a personal fave of mine, but i hate to see anyone injured that badly in a match...now dont get me wrong, i like to see the hardcore matches, especially the TLC and cage matches, etc...i love to see how creative the wrestlers can be-and all to entertain us fans cool And although i am sure the verbal abuse that Mercury directed toward the Hardy Boyz is an angle, i still didnt like it...if you sign up for a match that includes items from Home Depot aisle 2-10, then you are probly gonna get hurt, and probably bleed profusely...and if you take that chance, then you dont come cry about later...you sit at home and recuperate-then when you are cleared, you have a revenge match....and have it in the Home Depot, just no power tools allowed-thats probly an ECW match then Same here, I mean, you can hate them to the grave, but when it comes to injuries and death, well, you have to at least feel a bit sorry. I actually agreed with half the stuff JBL said though on SmackDown! this week, most of the audience couldn't care less, because they're jerks. I actually didn't like Eddie, but when he died, it was like, [Insert long string of curse words here], someone died. Lawlz, I laugh so much at the Home Depot thing. Oh, and the Spirit Squad being "queerleaders" in the other thread. xd If I was drinking a liquid, it would've come out my nose.
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Posted: Mon Dec 25, 2006 3:46 am
tink71 Mercury was indeed very lucky- he is not a personal fave of mine, but i hate to see anyone injured that badly in a match...now dont get me wrong, i like to see the hardcore matches, especially the TLC and cage matches, etc...i love to see how creative the wrestlers can be-and all to entertain us fans cool And although i am sure the verbal abuse that Mercury directed toward the Hardy Boyz is an angle, i still didnt like it...if you sign up for a match that includes items from Home Depot aisle 2-10, then you are probly gonna get hurt, and probably bleed profusely...and if you take that chance, then you dont come cry about later...you sit at home and recuperate-then when you are cleared, you have a revenge match....and have it in the Home Depot, just no power tools allowed-thats probly an ECW match then Well from what I read on Wrestlezone. Joey Mercury was in good spirits about it. It makes a good Angle. Especially since Hardys and MNM were added last minute. They didn't know about it until the night before. Its great. I would love for hardy's to go heel right now and be like "Ha Ha we did it on purpose. So pound it buckwheat!"
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Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2006 12:20 am
Why is injury in quotations?
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Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 11:23 am
MQuestionable Why is injury in quotations? I'm guessing you didn't watch SmackDown! the week it happened?
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Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 11:29 am
Kyra Virika Macbeth MQuestionable Why is injury in quotations? I'm guessing you didn't watch SmackDown! the week it happened? I watched it. If you call it an "injury" it's like saying it's not real. It's an injury.
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Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 2:19 am
MQuestionable Kyra Virika Macbeth MQuestionable Why is injury in quotations? I'm guessing you didn't watch SmackDown! the week it happened? I watched it. If you call it an "injury" it's like saying it's not real. It's an injury. I know it's real, it's damn real. (Where have I heard that before?) I was just quoting JBL, he ranted at Michael Cole about calling it an injury, saying that Joey was basically maimed.
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Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 7:57 am
Kyra Virika Macbeth MQuestionable Kyra Virika Macbeth MQuestionable Why is injury in quotations? I'm guessing you didn't watch SmackDown! the week it happened? I watched it. If you call it an "injury" it's like saying it's not real. It's an injury. I know it's real, it's damn real. (Where have I heard that before?) I was just quoting JBL, he ranted at Michael Cole about calling it an injury, saying that Joey was basically maimed. I know it's real. I'm just saying quotations are unnecessary and completely throw off the meaning of the sentence. Wikipedia Another important use of quotation marks is to indicate or call attention to ironic or apologetic words. Ironic quotes can also be called scare, sneer, shock, or distance quotes. Ironic quotes are sometimes gestured in oral speech using air quotes: My brother claimed he was too “busy” to help me. Ironic quotes should be used with care. Without the intonational cues of speech, they could obscure the writer’s intended meaning. They could also be confused easily with quotations.
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 7:05 am
Kyra Virika Macbeth tink71 Mercury was indeed very lucky- he is not a personal fave of mine, but i hate to see anyone injured that badly in a match...now dont get me wrong, i like to see the hardcore matches, especially the TLC and cage matches, etc...i love to see how creative the wrestlers can be-and all to entertain us fans cool And although i am sure the verbal abuse that Mercury directed toward the Hardy Boyz is an angle, i still didnt like it...if you sign up for a match that includes items from Home Depot aisle 2-10, then you are probly gonna get hurt, and probably bleed profusely...and if you take that chance, then you dont come cry about later...you sit at home and recuperate-then when you are cleared, you have a revenge match....and have it in the Home Depot, just no power tools allowed-thats probly an ECW match then Same here, I mean, you can hate them to the grave, but when it comes to injuries and death, well, you have to at least feel a bit sorry. I actually agreed with half the stuff JBL said though on SmackDown! this week, most of the audience couldn't care less, because they're jerks. I actually didn't like Eddie, but when he died, it was like, [Insert long string of curse words here], someone died. Lawlz, I laugh so much at the Home Depot thing. Oh, and the Spirit Squad being "queerleaders" in the other thread. xd If I was drinking a liquid, it would've come out my nose. Lol, my brother and I come up with some great comments when we are watching Raw together...we like to call the matches and make predictions; like, who's gonna win, how they win, does someone interfere, etc....we have a lot of fun I agree with what you said about Eddie-and others when they pass away...when you watch it for as long as i have, whether you like them or not, they seem like family and it sucks when they are gone....i cried like a baby when they said Eddie was gone...heck i cried for a week when Owen died. but thank you for the comments...hope to entertain you all again soon-lol!
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