Professional Wrestler Saves a Trainful of People

**slamdunc** · Posted On: 10/05/2012 6:41am

Originally Posted by Dougpen

Good stuff for Daivari props for stepping up and doing the damn thing.

"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing"

This guy may or may not have been evil, but he voiced an intent and Daivari ensured that he couldn't follow through with it.

Originally Posted by Vince Tortelli

Although how they got from "choked out one nut job" to "saved a whole train full of people" I'm not sure.

I hate titles that change the entire focus of the story. I like yours better.

Originally Posted by OZZ

When I initially read that line , I was envisioning a muscular man scrambling about a fiery trainwreck, carrying people to safety, lifting heavy debris etc.

Whether or not he actually saved the passengers from certain death, it was a good thing.

**RurikGreenwulf** · Posted On: 10/05/2012 9:59am

Originally Posted by slamdunc

This guy may or may not have been evil, but he voiced an intent and Daivari ensured that he couldn't follow through with it.
I hate titles that change the entire focus of the story. I like yours better.
Whether or not he actually saved the passengers from certain death, it was a good thing.

Indeed the wrestler acted bravely against a man who could had explosives or a weapon
there is just thing I dont get how he threw the psicko out of the train while he was still unconcious is not that a good way to kill someone?

**slamdunc** · Posted On: 10/05/2012 4:12pm

Originally Posted by RurikGreenwulf

I dont get how he threw the psicko out of the train while he was still unconcious is not that a good way to kill someone?

The story is kind of confusing and misleading. I tried to read something good into it since it had a good ending.

**Permalost** · Posted On: 10/05/2012 4:56pm

Originally Posted by RurikGreenwulf

there is just thing I dont get how he threw the psicko out of the train while he was still unconcious is not that a good way to kill someone?

Well, Hulk Hogan unleashed some hulkamania on some talkshow host's neck and when he was unconscious, was dropped onto the hard tile floor. The guy bled out of his ear but was able to shake it off.

**ermghoti** · Posted On: 10/07/2012 5:39am

Originally Posted by Permalost

Well, Hulk Hogan unleashed some hulkamania on some talkshow host's neck and when he was unconscious, was dropped onto the hard tile floor. The guy bled out of his ear but was able to shake it off.

Alan Magee was blown out of his B17 in 1943, and free-fell 20,000 feet into a skylight, and then the concrete floor of a train station, without receiving life-threatening injuries. That doesn't mean hopping out the window of your next flight is a sound plan for altering your itinerary.