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Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by deebrain(m): 4:52pm On Apr 24
Ooba! Huh.
Ooba! Huh.
Ooba Huh.
Ooba Huh.
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by ZombieTERROR: 4:52pm On Apr 24
BeginsAtHome:
Lol!!!

See who's calling who suegbe.

WWE Wrestling is heavily scripted.
Shut up

get in the ring first
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by franudi: 4:55pm On Apr 24
The guy is strong.
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by Breaker001: 4:57pm On Apr 24
BeginsAtHome:
Lol!!!

WWE Wrestling is heavily scripted.
The fights are not as scripted during Triple H's era as it was during Machnon's era.
Triple H is doing well to allow the natural flow of the game. Nobody is forced to allow his/her opponent win. Under Triple H, it is difficult to predict who will win a wrestling match. That's why, you can see many wrestlers who left during Machnon's era, return back to WWE. If somebody like CM Punk could be back, that means something. Even his wife AJ Lee came back. Did you notice that Paige came back also? And I am certain that Dean Ambrose will be back. This is all because Triple H allows the game to flow 😎
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by ijayalolo: 4:57pm On Apr 24
MaziObinnaokija:
cool OBA OOO OBA grin. See how he lifted person papa like Gala 📦 and film grin grin. Some Suegbe still thinks nah tricks grin
You fit quickly edit your post before people go begin quote am. No go talk this thing for outside o.

WWE is entertainment. The wrestlers are trained athletes entertaining the crowd just like trained actors acting movies.

They can get injured in the process of their live performance just like Jackie Chan don almost kill himself many times because of some of his stunts.

That being said, give them respect, because unlike movie actors, they are performing live, they can't afford to make many mistakes like movie actors who simply take the scene again if there is a mistake.



Thank you for your attention to this matter
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by falopey: 4:58pm On Apr 24
osuofia2:
The White are kind hearted and lovely people, see as them de show another race love
When it comes to the most kind hearted, loving, supportive, helpful, selfless people on earth, the kind of people that will help you even when you’re a stranger without expecting anything in return, it’s white people. Not black peoples not African people. They’re the complete opposite of that.

This I’ve experienced and seen with my own eye.
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by callmetade: 5:05pm On Apr 24
Obafemi for president
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by sammyj: 5:09pm On Apr 24
I don dey watch wrestling again because of the guy to grin ;Do
donleo92:
Because of this guy, I dey like watch wrestling now grin grin

The guy big oooh.

If him and kiss Daniel bouncer fight, I wonder who go win? grin
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by Pootle: 5:23pm On Apr 24
BeginsAtHome:
Carry your Mu2 go front abeg.
pain
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by judewrites: 5:28pm On Apr 24
dawnomike:
Glad to see someone not disgraceful our Nation out there
Yes o ....oba femi making us proud 🇳🇬

Meanwhile,

Rip English 😭

'Disgraceful' instead of 'disgracing'
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by aswani(m): 5:30pm On Apr 24
Fair play to Brock for putting him over, cleanly as well.

Naija nor dey carry last.

Hope Onos is still high up on the cards.
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by Katcall: 5:47pm On Apr 24
Bahamas95:
You better grow up.

They're professionally trained athletes and everything they do in the ring is scripted.

When I want to watch real combat sport I know the one to watch, not WWE.
why not make it real
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by dawnomike(m): 5:54pm On Apr 24
judewrites:
Yes o ....oba femi making us proud 🇳🇬

Meanwhile,

Rip English 😭

'Disgraceful' instead of 'disgracing'
Thanks for the correction grin
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by Mirasteel: 6:18pm On Apr 24
Terrific entry move
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by LOVEGINO(m): 6:47pm On Apr 24
donleo92:
Because of this guy, I dey like watch wrestling now grin grin

The guy big oooh.

If him and kiss Daniel bouncer fight, I wonder who go win? grin
my guy no compair wrestler with bouncer abeg. Femi go beat am like market thief grin
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by Salako01(m): 7:04pm On Apr 24
donleo92:
Because of this guy, I dey like watch wrestling now grin grin

The guy big oooh.

If him and kiss Daniel bouncer fight, I wonder who go win? grin
Forget about that afutu. Oba go humble am. Kiss Daniel bouncer is all muscle and tact, no strength.........He is gone.
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by Ojagun(m): 7:12pm On Apr 24
falopey:
When it comes to the most kind hearted, loving, supportive, helpful, selfless people on earth, the kind of people that will help you even when you’re a stranger without expecting anything in return, it’s white people. Not black peoples not African people. They’re the complete opposite of that.

This I’ve experienced and seen with my own eye.
Well Sir, I have also travelled to quite a few countries in the world and the most human people i have been privileged to encounter have been people of black African ancestry
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by Ojagun(m): 7:14pm On Apr 24
osuofia2:
The White are kind hearted and lovely people, see as them de show another race love
Lol
The absolute naivety in this post grin
Let Obafemi make one single mistake & watch how their smiles quickly turn into frowns cheesy
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by falopey:
Ojagun:
Well Sir, I have also travelled to quite a few countries in the world and the most human people i have been privileged to encounter have been people of black African ancestry
Black people no matter where you meet them have a pattern of expecting something in return for a little they give. Not white people. 99.99% of black Africans that travel become whatever they become over there, not because black people give them a chance . There are good people everywhere no matter the race and bad people, but when it comes to the best in helping strangers without expectation of anything in return and helping black immigrants to build something for themselves , white people are number one, they have natural impulse to help anyone not even black Americans. Black Americans would pull you down any chance they get. Which is typical of black race in general. Not all of them
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by BeginsAtHome(f): 7:38pm On Apr 24
Breaker001:
The fights are not as scripted during Triple H's era as it was during Machnon's era.
Triple H is doing well to allow the natural flow of the game. Nobody is forced to allow his/her opponent win. Under Triple H, it is difficult to predict who will win a wrestling match. That's why, you can see many wrestlers who left during Machnon's era, return back to WWE. If somebody like CM Punk could be back, that means something. Even his wife AJ Lee came back. Did you notice that Paige came back also? And I am certain that Dean Ambrose will be back. This is all because Triple H allows the game to flow 😎
I laugh.

Bro, WWE wrestling is scripted.

I know it is difficult to accept as a fan that your beautiful game is not natural.

You can never find wrestling on betting sites no matter how high profile the match is.

That should tell you something.
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by dewiseacre(m): 7:56pm On Apr 24
Yes, I know it's acting...but it's the same high I get from reading superhero comics and watching the Avengers franchise I get when the announcer says "From Lagos, Nigeria...OBA...FEMI" and thousands are on their feet chanting and doing the majesty walk...it's a crazy feeling! The chills are indescribable.

What an export!! We need more Nigerians that the world can chant their names for "positivity."
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by victorazyvictor(m): 8:07pm On Apr 24
BeginsAtHome:
Lol!!!

See who's calling who suegbe.

WWE Wrestling is heavily scripted.
But you can unscript it with your village mgba grin
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by dewiseacre(m): 8:08pm On Apr 24
Anything oyinbo man show you for TV is almost scripted...even some News. It's called "packaging" and that's what sells any product! It's ridiculous how some people in the States actually think wrestling is real. They'll even bet their lives on it grin

Breaker001:
The fights are not as scripted during Triple H's era as it was during Machnon's era.
Triple H is doing well to allow the natural flow of the game. Nobody is forced to allow his/her opponent win. Under Triple H, it is difficult to predict who will win a wrestling match. That's why, you can see many wrestlers who left during Machnon's era, return back to WWE. If somebody like CM Punk could be back, that means something. Even his wife AJ Lee came back. Did you notice that Paige came back also? And I am certain that Dean Ambrose will be back. This is all because Triple H allows the game to flow 😎
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by BeginsAtHome(f): 8:10pm On Apr 24
victorazyvictor:
But you can unscript it with your village mgba grin
I enjoy it notwithstanding...
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by Deffi(m): 8:26pm On Apr 24
A NIGERIAN DOING NIGERIA GREAT.....

Yoruba to the world. Handsome Ijebu boy...Keep doing us proud Oba.

Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by adamkkk: 9:45pm On Apr 24
Congratulations
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by Fearyourcreator: 9:58pm On Apr 24
osuofia2:
The White are kind hearted and lovely people, see as them de show another race love
Nigerians no love Messi and cr7 ..
You know as people here love the rock, stonecold, hitman, Shawn Michaels and the rest
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by Breaker001: 11:21pm On Apr 24
BeginsAtHome:
I know it is difficult to accept as a fan that your beautiful game is not natural.

You can never find wrestling on betting sites no matter how high profile the match is
If you read my post well, you must have seen my submission that wrestling is less scripted now than it ever was. Whether you accept my submission is up to you. Bear in mind that when management changes, company policies change 😎
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by Breaker001: 11:26pm On Apr 24
dewiseacre:
Anything oyinbo man show you for TV is almost scripted...even some News.
You should have said "even all news". So if you agree that "some" news are scripted, it therefore means NOT EVERYTHING OYINBO SHOW YOU FOR TV IS SCRIPTED.
Re: Netflix, WWE Celebrate Nigerian American Wrestler, Obafemi by RolexOfGeneva(m): 8:13am On Apr 25
JooEeL:
THE HATERS HAVE ARRIVED. YOU CAN TELL WHERE THEY ARE FROM. ALWAYS JEALOUS 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jealous of a scripted show? Even a 10 year old child cannot take WWE seriously but a grown ass man like you is drolling all over.
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