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Old 07-13-2021, 01:02 AM   #60467
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There could be a thesis written on how wrestlers enter the Rumble and it’s relative benefits. Sprinting seems to be the worst option but so many do it. I like what Akeem has done here with the “getting my schtick in” plus a light jog.
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“Getting my shtick in” is undeniably the best. See: Bushwacker Luke. Remembered to this day. Sprinting only works for forgettable jobbers and Titus O’Neil.
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I especially love it when a guy enters a Rumble with such a shtick that it stops the match dead because his shtick is more important.
The best one was Ernest "The Cat" Miller with the whole James Brown-esque entrance complete with hype man Lamont. There's "getting your schtick in", and then there was that work of art, where Taz was trying to get JR to sing the song with him on commentary.

... unfortunatly, the segment doesn't appear to be on YouTube anymore [I was going to post it here]. Even worse, the places that have the song up refer to it as him using "Brodus Clay's theme" like The Cat didn't precede the guy by a few years.
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