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X-PacNewest Review: ... X-Pac. This rebel now sported a beard, long hair and dark glasses. And teaming up with Triple H, Road Dogg and Bad Ass Billy Gun they formed the team of DX. Dominating the WWF, DX won many titles including the tag-team championship, the hardcore, European, Intercontinental and WWF championship. Yes, this was one of the best alliances in the WWF. However, it wasn't to last. After the ... more |
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by - written on 04/01/02 (Very useful, 336 readings)
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X-Pac maybe one of the smallest WWF Superstars in the business today but that definitely doesn't mean has one of the worst. In my opinion has one of the fastest and cleverest Superstars that the WWF ever new. He doesn't try to take everyone on by himself, oh no, he gets help from his good friend Albert. This is great thinking from X-Pac, as you might know Albert is no small man. So with the partnership they can accomplish anything. X-Pac originally comes from Minneapolis and is about the size of an average man, coming in at 6' and around 212 pounds. And with his finishing move, "the x-factor", in which he kicks you in the stomach, forcing ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/08/01 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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Man, I got nothing but respect for X-PAC, always have done, always will. Ever since I first saw him as the '1-2-3 Kid', when he was feuding with Razor Ramone, I could dig his high flying style, over the top theatrics, and his willingness to cheat and fight dirty at every opportunity. When Degeneration X were at their peak, it was the best of time for X-PAC. I'm talking the classic DX line up, with Triple H, Mr. Ass, Road Dogg and X-PAC himself. They were the greatest team, and possibly the most powerful force the WWF has ever seen. This was when X-PAC started using his excellent 'Bronco Buster' move regularly, which only added to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/06/01 (Somewhat useful, 24 readings)
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X-Pac originaly appeared in the WWF years ago as the Lightening Kid. He wasnt that popular and faded from the limelight. He then returned as The Kid and, due to his remarkable wins against some of the mid-carders, including razor Ramone, was renamed The 1-2-3 Kid. After a stint with this gimmick he left WWF for WCW where he was known as Syxx. It was only a few years ago that i realised the pun in this name. 1=2=3=6 - Syxx. He was part of the NWO and then the Wolfpac when the group split into two factions. A year later he returned to the WWF with thanks to Triple H as X-Pac and joined D-generation X. It took another year for me to work out the pun in this name too..He was ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/05/01 (Useful, 18 readings)
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I think that x pac is one of the most overated wrestlers about. Since he has been hoisted out of the stable once known as dx he has really gone nowhere. He really has gone nowhere in singles matches and whatever ones he wins are against wrestlers he are poor and weak. He has now made up his own team caleed x factor with Justin Credible and Albert and too be honest that is really going to go nowhere with him being the leader of the team. This is because he is too much mouth and not enough wrestle. When it come down to it he has not got the edge of the other wreslers. He is given too much mic time and too much ring time which could be used on other wreslers who i think ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/03/01 (Useful, 19 readings)
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He's beardy. He's dull. He insists on far too much groinal thrusting and waving his toungue around. His mike skills are now dull, his wreslting is basic. In short, I hate X-Pac. Not becuase he's meant to be a hate figure (see the RTC, HHH and others). But because he is standing in the way of better talent. Lets see the evidence: The skipping dance before the Bronco Buster. Dull. It's the move Mae Young used to do, for Christ sake. If a 60+ year old woman can execute it, I'm sure it's not 'devasting'. The X-Factor. Actually, to be fair, this looks like it hurts. Getting slammed face first into ... Read the complete review


