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The Rotunda sister freaks me out....
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Such a wasted Sister Abigail moment there.
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Just introduced a new wrestling fan to good wrestling promos by showing them this...
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Seriously, she looks like the Jigsaw puppet. Wouldn't be surprised if someone photoshops "I want to play a game..." in "blood" on that sign. |
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Dusty Rhodes was so good at cutting promos that made you want to come see him kick someone's ass. He was great at getting people into the arenas. |
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The hard times promo does nothing for me. Cliche shit, then just rambles alot. No where near the cocaine fueled Flair Promos of those days.
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The more I think about it, Seth Rollins is really fucking good.
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what a sad look at what the famed Pontiac Silverdome looks like now.
This was of course home to Wrestlemania 3. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-left-rot.html |
Yup, Detroit fucking sucks.
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must have been awesome to have the memories of being cramped in a dimly-lit place to watch Champions talk shit to each other and battle.
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Seems like another damn joke thread to me...bunch of guys have the same photoshopped looking goatee...hmm...
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Ha! I never even clocked the shopped in Reigns. Thought it was a commentary that Lesnar-Cena was placed above the Rumble.
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Like how big ears is supposedly the big inspiration for Neville's new gimmick. Even if the source is not the cartoon but from MMA, its because Demetrious Johnson also has big ears. |
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Nothing for me matches the fun and excitement of watching those old ring veterans cut their promos on a saturday night. no script was needed to sell you into buying a ticket to see the Horsemen get their butts whipped by Magnum TA or Dusty Rhodes. |
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Why do you hate women Slick Dano?
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>I promised <a href="https://twitter.com/KiddWWE">@kiddwwe</a> I would never show anyone this school photo of his. I lied. ���� <a href="http://t.co/vwEnSeg2ES">pic.twitter.com/vwEnSeg2ES</a></p>— Nattie (@NatbyNature) <a href="https://twitter.com/NatbyNature/status/547150343583576066">December 22, 2014</a></blockquote>
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Jajajajajajaja
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these songs are nearly as awful as Rasslin. Goshamody Whatabody <iframe width="640" height="360" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/sNcDS6rJU3A?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> The Box <iframe width="480" height="360" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/TFmMks2djI8?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Incredible Shrinking Man <iframe width="480" height="360" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/V57L6xZBkfk?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
Wait a minute. Going to rasslin is awesome.
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That cat clearly didn't want to be there. |
Kidd should grow his hair out and bring back that style.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Randy Orton vs a Gorilla at WM 31? <a href="http://t.co/hfh0abuYe7">pic.twitter.com/hfh0abuYe7</a></p>— Matthew (@droford) <a href="https://twitter.com/droford/status/547656313518686208">December 24, 2014</a></blockquote>
<script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> I like th fact Orton doesnt look 1 bit like Orton |
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Stone Cold has an awesome guest this week: Ivan Koloff.
Unfortunately the interview is terrible because Austin is horrible at interviewing. |
Austin does pretty well interviewing people. I suspect its the Ruskie's/Canadian's fault! USA#1.
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Austin's podcast is awful
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It's great when he has guests. Not a big fan of him talking about hunting deer all the tim though.
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Usually naming an animal before killing it implies some sort of disorder somewhere. Seeing as how he names his hunted deer "tim", implies there is someone named Tim needs a stunner.
I have no idea what's going on. |
Christmas presents for all my TPWW good brothers: an hour and a half of Scott Steiner stories
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I love how the only backstage fight story I've ever heard that the outcome is completely the same from both versions features Scott Steiner.
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Kevin Nash got arrested for battery for allegedly fighting with his teenage son
http://deadspin.com/kevin-nash-arres...ium=socialflow SPOILER: show |
Wonder if he or his son tore Big Kev's quads :shifty:
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damn kev he needs to get out so he can be involved in the trips sting fued.
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That thing with Nash is odd. 2 hours later cops had to go arrest the son for whoopin his moms ass too. So, clearly the son is the aggressor here, so why is Kev being held without bond?
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Nash : "There is only one big sexy in this house you little bastard!"
Son: "Fuck you dad" Nash: "I've torn more quads than you've had girls!" Son: "Bring it" BIG BOOT, JACKNIFE |
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E=SlickyTrickyDamon;4560648]It's great when he has guests. Not a big fan of him talking about hunting deer all the tim though.[/QUOTE]
His hunting stories are awsome. |
I only really listen to Jericho's podcast on a regular basis.
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Austin's podcast can be good, depending on the guest.
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Cornette's is the best when he has Kenny Bolin. Fucking hilarious episodes. He had Bryan Alvarez on last week and it was terrible though.
Piper's is atrocious. Love JR's. He has Vader on this week. Started off great, then Vader decided to blow himself for 45 minutes. |
Merry Christmas from Georgia Championship Wrestling
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Jerkoff lol
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Lol I love how a they probably super sold his athleticism and agility for a big man because he can do a cartwheel. Cartwheels are easy.
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It's crazy how much love and hate wrestling. There was a time when I was a "die hard" fan who would remember all crazy stats and now, I find myself struggling to keep up with the current product. All I watch is NXT and RAW replays. I don't even care for Smackdown.
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Sweet. Earlier today put in an application for WWE as a Social Media producer. I guess it would mean I tweet for the WWE during live events and travel with them and such.
Anybody know of good apartment sites in case I get the interview/job? |
i don't think you need to worry
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lol WWE sure does love their revisionist history.
watched the Kliq documentary last night. They tried to proclaim that WCW was just a small southern organization before Hulk Hogan got there. insert your own massive eyeroll there. |
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"Not even in the radar. Nobody knew who Flair, Sting, and Race were." That's a bit of a stretch.
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Yeah, there's a reason Flair didn't have to start from the bottom and work his way up the card when he came to WWF in 1991. Everyone who watched wrestling and a lot of people who didn't knew who Ric Flair was. He was already a legend.
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If Sting had held the title in the months before Flair left, he still would have come to WWE and instantly been in the title picture. It's Ric Flair. He's one of the most famous wrestlers of all time and it's not because of his time in WWE or his time in Hogan-era WCW.
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At its height JCP was 6 owned regional promotions. That sort of gave an illusion that it was national. It was just six local pockets of operation. Once they tried to expand nationally they ran out of money fast and sold out to Turner. It was always considered southern regional because it started in the Mid-Atlantic and had southern announcers, stars, owners etc
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Wcw and jcp wrestlers were very well known. Not at the level of hogan during his height but all the way up to New York they had a presence. And wrestling fans knew of both.
I can't speak to how far out west they had a good prescence but at least through the Midwest to Minneapolis and down to Texas. |
This debate is more thread worthy than most we have seen as of late.
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They weren't well known to the WWF audience. Different kind of wrestling fans. Been watching the WWF since 87 and I had no idea who Flair was.
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