RandomGuy2345
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This feat right here.In fact, isn't one such feat specifically about how he was at his limit, but continued on anyway?
So basically what Expectro's argument was was that it makes no sense to take the statement commentators made seriously, and that it's more likely that the commentators were just exaggerating how exhausted Kenny was. He also mentions the fact that the statement made by commentary gets contradicted by the fact that Kenny starts moving shortly after all of his energy was depleted.
However, my argument is that it makes sense to take what commentary said seriously when you actually look at the clips of the video and see that it took everything out of Kenny to reach the ropes. Also, I used the term "Running on fumes" to describe what Kenny was doing. There's also the fact that these commentators have decades of experience in commentating matches, so they know their shit when it comes to commentating on a wrestling match. Of course, not everything they say should be taken legitimately, but commentary is a reliable source here.
Random comment to RandomGuy makes perfect sense
Commentator is NJPW English ceommentary team member Don Callis former WWF wrestler.
Been part of NJPW commentary team since 2017. He is so credible that when Omega left the company in 2020 he joined in as he right hand men serving as his manger of both Omega and The Elite who the founder of ALL ELITE WRESTLING company itself.
If this was some normal crook who has never been in the ring then you could dismiss him like Jimmy Smith or some random commentator but he has 2 decades worth of Professional Wrestling Journalism and commentary experience.
- He has been in WWF as an active wrestler,
- Commentator in NJPW
- Manager in AEW and NJPW and Impact Wrestling
- Manges Omega and The Elite regularly on AEW as seen below
Here is @DemonicDude going into deeper detail about how experienced the person who made the statement about Omega having all of his energy shredded away is/