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Lone Rogue posted:Man, WWF mysteries in the Attitude Era always had the worst payoffs. Al Wilson goes unavenged!
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Jerusalem posted:Al Wilson goes unavenged! He got Dawn Marie pregnant and then she was fired!
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Oct 30, 2011 22:35
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tengohemroidz posted:The mega powers and the two dudes with attitudes were already huge stars when they teamed up. Savage winning the HW title was the genesis of the mega powers. Shawn and Diesel were the HW and the IC champ respectively before they teamed up. I think you mean Diesel was HW and Shawn was IC. False. They won the tag titles on 8/28/94m Diesel didn't become WWF champ until 11/26/94.
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Oct 30, 2011 23:58
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WeaselWeaz posted:I think you mean Diesel was HW and Shawn was IC. False. They won the tag titles on 8/28/94m Diesel didn't become WWF champ until 11/26/94. Are you sure? I thought they beat Owen and the Bulldog at some IYH where all the titles were on the line. Then Shawn and Diesel held all the major titles at once. e: nevermind...I wasn't thinking of when they were heels in 93-94. I was only thinking of when they were both faces, and actually called themselves the Two Dudes with Attitudes. Buff Tannen fucked around with this message at 00:07 on Oct 31, 2011 |
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Oct 31, 2011 00:03
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Oatgan posted:He got Dawn Marie pregnant and then she was fired! Or was that her plan all along? The only way to get an answer is bad acting and atrocious quasi-soft porn!
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Oct 31, 2011 00:10
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Was Al Wilson a writer or something? I swear I saw him near the stage at a Smackdown taping in 2004 after he was dead.
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UltimoDragonQuest posted:Was Al Wilson a writer or something? Pretty sure he was Torrie's actual father.
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Oct 31, 2011 01:26
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Gaz-L posted:Pretty sure he was Torrie's actual father. Well I still saw Bryan Danielson vs. Sean O'Haire. You can't take that away from me with facts!
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Oct 31, 2011 01:32
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HulkaMatt posted:I am pretty loving sure he was supposed to be the guy who ran over Steve Austin but he got in trouble so they changed it to Rikishi. I don't think I'll ever forget the collective feeling of "finally!" in the IWC after Billy Gunn got future endeavored.
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Gaz-L posted:Pretty sure he was Torrie's actual father. No, he was an actor.
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Oct 31, 2011 02:22
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Wikipedia says it's her real-life dad. No idea how credible it is.
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Dr. Video Games 0055 posted:I don't think I'll ever forget the collective feeling of "finally!" in the IWC after Billy Gunn got future endeavored. His first shoot after the release was the most spectactular case of "hunter held me down" I've ever heard. He honestly believed he should've been the next big thing. Which is why he went on to be the beautiful peoples valet in tna.
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Dr. Video Games 0055 posted:I don't think I'll ever forget the collective feeling of "finally!" in the IWC after Billy Gunn got future endeavored. What about when Bob Holly got fired? And Billy Gunn is a perfectly acceptable tag team wrestler. Any attempt to push him beyond that is just stupid.
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Oct 31, 2011 03:03
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The best thing that he ever did was being the subject of an Edge promo
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TL posted:And Billy Gunn is a perfectly acceptable tag team wrestler. Any attempt to push him beyond that is just stupid. Remember when the fans really, really wanted Road Dogg to win the Hardcore Title and Billy Gunn win the Intercontinental Title, but instead they had Billy Gunn win the Hardcore Title and Road Dogg win the Intercontinental Title? IT WAS SO AWESOME YAY OH WWF 1999
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Skinty McEdger posted:His first shoot after the release was the most spectactular case of "hunter held me down" I've ever heard. He honestly believed he should've been the next big thing. WHAT ARE YOU IMPLYING? CUTE KIP OWNED!
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I admit to thinking at the time Cute Kip was the best of Billy Gunn's gimmicks.
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Remember when he wrestled as Billy G? Had to be one of the most nonsensical name changes of all time. They didn't even give him a Kenny G gimmick.
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Oct 31, 2011 05:30
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bobkatt013 posted:The best thing that he ever did was being the subject of an Edge promo Actually, the best thing he ever did was randomly turn up on telly dressed as a sachet of low calorie hog chocolate http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTnOGJeKMLY
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Oct 31, 2011 06:16
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Given that ROH currently have a sale on their website (up to 30% off for Ringside Members), could people please recommend one ROH DVD, one Shimmer DVD and one PWG DVD for someone who currently has none of the aforementioned? Edit: I should mention, my aim is to buy stuff from this year. Dr. Dirt fucked around with this message at 07:52 on Oct 31, 2011 |
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Magic_Ceiling_Fan posted:Wikipedia says it's her real-life dad. No idea how credible it is.
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Dr. Dirt posted:Given that ROH currently have a sale on their website (up to 30% off for Ringside Members), could people please recommend one ROH DVD, one Shimmer DVD and one PWG DVD for someone who currently has none of the aforementioned? DDT4 2011 and Best in the World for PWG/ROH.
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WeaselWeaz posted:No, he was an actor. No. Even if I'm wrong and he was someone hired to play the part, there is no way he was an actor. I cannot believe anyone else ever paid him to perform lines.
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LordPants posted:DDT4 2011 and Best in the World for PWG/ROH. Thanks, mate.
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Dr. Dirt posted:Given that ROH currently have a sale on their website (up to 30% off for Ringside Members), could people please recommend one ROH DVD, one Shimmer DVD and one PWG DVD for someone who currently has none of the aforementioned? Volume #42 looks like the best, the Knight family are great, you get Kana vs SDR #1, and Athena's impressive top-rope stunner. For PWG, Steen Wolf looks like it will be a show of the year. DDT4 was fantastic and probably one of the best of the year, the Briscoe/Tozawa crazy-off gets me every time. RealFoxy fucked around with this message at 16:12 on Oct 31, 2011 |
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I can't remember the exact details, but my favourite Al Wilson story is the time he tried to hitch a ride in Vince's limo.
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Has there ever been a definitive DVD or WWE 24/7 package of Goldust's greatest moments? I'd love to see that, from the stuff with Razor and Piper at the beginning to the TAFKAG gimmick to the stuff with Booker, along with interviews with Dustin about all of it.
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flashy_mcflash posted:Has there ever been a definitive DVD or WWE 24/7 package of Goldust's greatest moments? I'd love to see that, from the stuff with Razor and Piper at the beginning to the TAFKAG gimmick to the stuff with Booker, along with interviews with Dustin about all of it. Don't believe there has, but Goldust did write quite a bad book, from what I've heard. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...27CB2T26G5DBKCQ
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Before I get into quoting, this has been in my mind lately: what active-by-the-1980s wrestler holds up the best in the ring? Is it Sting? Clearly it is Scott Steiner. Obviously this is totally subjective, and someone like Abdullah the Butcher probably holds up great since as far as I can tell he never did anything too taxing anyway, but you know what I mean. Terry Funk clearly moves with the same grace as he did in 1981. ALL RIGHT AND NOW RESPONSES TO MONTHS-OLD THINGS Jerusalem posted:WHATCHA GONNA DO, BROTHER, WHEN YOU HAVE TO DEFEND YOURSELF IN AN ABSURD TRIAL WITHOUT KNOWING THE CHARGE AGAINST YOUUUUU!!!!!?!?!?! AKMoose posted:Terry Bollea awoke one morning from unsettling dreams to find himself transformed into a 24-inch python. OneThousandMonkeys posted:[Lesnar] had one of the best debuts ever; great finisher; great monster heel; was actually pushed correctly. Oatgan posted:I believe it [the Christmas Creature] was the crazy heel gimmick he had when he wrestled in Memphis.  Perry Normal posted:And while Vince's Rock n' Wrestling stuff was often cheesy as hell, it never really approached the levels of this.
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Quarex posted:Before I get into quoting, this has been in my mind lately: what active-by-the-1980s wrestler holds up the best in the ring? Is it Sting? Clearly it is Scott Steiner. Obviously this is totally subjective, and someone like Abdullah the Butcher probably holds up great since as far as I can tell he never did anything too taxing anyway, but you know what I mean. Terry Funk clearly moves with the same grace as he did in 1981. William Regal
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Did the wrestling dream thread get axed? I can't find it and I had so many wrestling dreams last night 
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Quarex posted:Before I get into quoting, this has been in my mind lately: what active-by-the-1980s wrestler holds up the best in the ring? Is it Sting? Clearly it is Scott Steiner. Obviously this is totally subjective, and someone like Abdullah the Butcher probably holds up great since as far as I can tell he never did anything too taxing anyway, but you know what I mean. Terry Funk clearly moves with the same grace as he did in 1981. Finlay as well, and I saw Dave Taylor wrestle earlier this year and he can still put on a good match. I suppose the UK World of Sport style is a lot easier to keep up than anything more acrobatic
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triplexpac posted:I do find WWE's complete burial of the book a little funny and a little sad. I don't remember his book getting any promotion at all other than his constant pleading on twitter for people to give the book a try. Did WWE plug his book at all? What makes matters worse is that Foley released a book while with another wrestling company and they plugged it quite a few times on air.
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Mr. Carlisle posted:I don't remember his book getting any promotion at all other than his constant pleading on twitter for people to give the book a try. Did WWE plug his book at all? Not a single time.
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Mr. Carlisle posted:I don't remember his book getting any promotion at all other than his constant pleading on twitter for people to give the book a try. Goddamit, I am buying this book right now.
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triplexpac posted:Did the wrestling dream thread get axed? I can't find it and I had so many wrestling dreams last night Looking at it, apparently some wrestling rape dreams or whatever came up and the thread got gassed.
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