Originally Posted by Droford (Post 5237460)

I dont know what sunny looks like these days but she couldnt have aged much worse than missy hyatt

Originally Posted by Iceman King Gertner (Post 5237490)

Missy still looks pretty hott for a 55 year old chick. She's aged better than Sunny.

Originally Posted by Noid (Post 5237529)

Lol, what’s the Dolph/Sunny story?

Originally Posted by Noid (Post 5237529)

Lol, what’s the Dolph/Sunny story?

Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan (Post 5237509)

Sunny reverted back to hot somewhat recently. Though I think she may have flipped again.

Originally Posted by Conspiracy Victim Vito (Post 5237541)

Dolph and Sunny had been flirting through Twitter for a few months. Then a PPV (Survivor Series I think) was in Florida, driving distance to where Sunny was in town for a conference. So they decided they were gonna actually hook up after the show.

Dolph wound up getting concussed during the show but ignored the doctor’s advice to lay low. Drove to Sunny’s hotel and they proceeded to fuck all night/morning for 7 hours.

Originally Posted by Observer Newsletter

This brings up the question regarding Pac and AEW. From what we’ve been told, it’s become very difficult as far as cutting through the paperwork to get working visas for wrestlers because the government wants proof that the people being brought in are exceptional in talent and not taking a job away from an American. But those at AEW have said that for people who are established stars they don’t anticipate any issues, although those who are not established, the process will take longer.

Originally Posted by SlickyTrickyDamon (Post 5237610)

Is Braun Stroman booked for SNL next Saturday?

Originally Posted by The Dastardly One (Post 5237615)

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Originally Posted by Deadspin

One such grail was known to have existed, but had long been believed lost by WWE. This was a 1986 bout in which Bret Hart drew an apparent miracle of a match out of Tom Magee, a strongman/bodybuilder/gymnast/karate black belt with leading man looks who was getting a tryout with the promotion. The legend behind this match was that Vince McMahon immediately proclaimed Magee his next champion after watching on the locker room monitor. Said legendary part of it is tied to just how little of a legend Magee turned out to be. The “Man of Iron” was otherwise a dud as a wrestler, which understandably made people want to see how the hell Bret got anything great out of him. Until Tuesday night, it was presumed that we’d never know for sure.

But towards the end of that evening’s SmackDown Live broadcast, during which I was also recording my podcast, a well-known wrestling fan and sometimes ringside photographer named Mary-Kate Anthony tagged me and a few others when she tweeted a photo ...

Fans who didn’t know Anthony were skeptical, but WWE producer T.J. “Tyson Kidd” Wilson—a Hart family member by marriage—quickly vouched for Mary-Kate in the replies. As it turns out, she’s had this tape for the last decade or so. It came her way when Bret, via mutual friend/Bret’s assistant Marcy Engelstein, sent his tape collection to Mary-Kate for conversion to DVD. Despite the fact that it came directly from Bret, there’s still some residual doubt that it’s actually the match. The veteran tape collector Roy Lucier discovered last year that Bret and Magee met again on May 16, 1989. Like the more famous October 7, 1986 match, it was an unaired “dark” match at a television taping. Unlike the first match, Magee was asked to take the lead and it went terribly. The VHS tape in question is labelled September 19, 1989, which is likely not a match date at all—there was no TV taping that day, and Magee looks to have left the company entirely a few weeks earlier. The label might be a mistake, or it might be the date that the VHS copy was made for Bret. Both are about equally likely given that WWE was not yet in the habit of recording every event for insurance purposes, so it’s probably not from a random show that took place on the date written on the label.

Originally Posted by Deadspin

Hell, it’s not even the only famous Bret match to have fallen through the cracks: His only singles match with Andre the Giant, which took place on a card in Italy and was shot by a local crew, is also not in the archives. As a result, the version WWE released on DVD is an obvious YouTube rip.