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Hedgehog Pie posted:Das Wunderdick. No matter how dicked you are, Germans are dicker.
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Low Desert Punk posted:Is that who it looks like it is if you're thinking Paul London, yes he was a fan plant
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Feb 18, 2020 22:10
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Hell yeah. I loving love Paul London
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I am severely disappointed about the lack of Alex Wright's dick in the latest image dump.
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Feb 18, 2020 22:14
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Alex Wright and Norman Smiley could have been the number one penis-based tag team in wrestling and I am disappointed that WCW missed this opportunity.
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paul london looks 50 now but a cool 50
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Hedgehog Pie posted:Didn't WCW manage to shoot themselves in the foot by mistreating some of their loaned New Japan talent too, or was it just Liger? That probably wouldn't quite fall under the same banner as misusing the likes of Bret Hart or even Mike Awesome, but it seems like it was unnecessary for them to just poo poo on their long-term relationship with New Japan. Then again, WCW seemed to like being unnecessary sometimes. WCW booked liger to lose the IWGP Jr title to juvi without running it by new japan first
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And did it by having Juventud hot Liger with a tequila bottle, because Russo.
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The only thing about Bret Hart in WCW I remember was him wearing that plate of armor under his shirt when Goldberg speared him 
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Hirez posted:The only thing about Bret Hart in WCW I remember was him wearing that plate of armor under his shirt when Goldberg speared him Had a good match with Benoit on the Owen tribute show
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Hirez posted:not surprising When jericho got there keith hart was there the first day of class collected money and peaced out, so there wasnt much of a dungeon left to train at
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Hirez posted:The only thing about Bret Hart in WCW I remember was him wearing that plate of armor under his shirt when Goldberg speared him Then Kevin Nash went on The Tonight Show and said since Bret didn't work for WCW anymore, he couldn't wrestle him there, but he'd wrestle him on The Tonight Show. Another big bit of cross-promotion after their collaboration for Road Wild '98. But then Owen died and it all got scrapped. So they brought him back, he did the tribute match with Owen, and by the end of the year he was champ and nWo 2000 formed, but then Goldberg kicked him into retirement.
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If anything Douglas got better than he deserved in WCW. Even though he wasn't a main eventer he was a big focus of the upper midcard. And it exposed him, as much as somebody could be exposed in 2000 WCW. It taught us the sad lesson that ECW was about 90% smoke and mirrors.
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yeah 2000 Shane Douglas was just a black hole of charisma like, he knew what to say but it just felt so cheesy and forced
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The only thing I remember about Shane Douglas is him yelling "SAGINAW MICHIGAN" when Nitro was in a completely different town
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Hirez posted:The only thing about Bret Hart in WCW I remember was him wearing that plate of armor under his shirt when Goldberg speared him i was at this show live and we had no idea what was going on when they were just ying there until he pulled that plate out then we went fuckin nuts, it ruled
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My primary memory of Shane Douglas in WCW was the Franchiser being the first wrestling move I really hated.
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Better Than You posted:The only thing I remember about Shane Douglas is him yelling "SAGINAW MICHIGAN" when Nitro was in a completely different town Also that time Ric Flair destroyed him on the mic and he just starts shouting "I'M THE FRANCHISE! I'M THE FRANCHISE!" after being told that Sting is WCW's franchise zetamind2000 fucked around with this message at 09:53 on Feb 19, 2020 |
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CarlCX posted:My primary memory of Shane Douglas in WCW was the Franchiser being the first wrestling move I really hated. Viagra on a pole match
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CarlCX posted:My primary memory of Shane Douglas in WCW was the Franchiser being the first wrestling move I really hated.
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They only kept Shane Douglas because Mark Madden liked saying franchise a whole lot.
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Davey Boy Smith singing the US national anthem in Tiger stadium is loving me right up 
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Shane Douglas finally got the feud he always wanted with Flair and ended up looking like a pathetic loser the entire time, that makes me laugh.
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Is that one of Harlem Heat's hands? This is a weird poster choice.
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DJExile posted:Davey Boy Smith singing the US national anthem in Tiger stadium is loving me right up I hope someone recorded this because I refuse to believe it happened.
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My favourite thing with that Pay Per View was every single New Japan wrestler from Liger to Sasaki had to be represented by Sonny Onoo. Because WCW.
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forkboy84 posted:My favourite thing with that Pay Per View was every single New Japan wrestler from Liger to Sasaki had to be represented by Sonny Onoo. Because WCW. The build to the Japan vs the US feud featured a lot of Sonny on Saturday night too. Super racist stuff.
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MassRafTer posted:The build to the Japan vs the US feud featured a lot of Sonny on Saturday night too. Super racist stuff. Also on the syndicated Pro show, for the last month or so before Starrcade, Onoo would take over the final 10 minutes of the program, which featured a squash with one of the Japanese wrestlers.
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Hey now, Sonny Onoo bought that time on WCW Saturday Night from Bobby Heenan fair and square.
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coconono posted:I hope someone recorded this because I refuse to believe it happened. yeah i really want to see this
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Hirez posted:did Benoit/Jericho ever train at the dungeon? OFFICER LIGER posted:When jericho got there keith hart was there the first day of class collected money and peaced out, so there wasnt much of a dungeon left to train at But Mike Hammer did much of Benoit's actual pro wrestling training. The thing that a lot of people don't realize is that Stu generally wasn't doing the pro wrestling training as much as some vet in the territory would do it. Aging luchador Frank Butcher of all people trained Bruce Hart, Rick Martel, and the other guys who broke in through Calgary circa 1973. Mr. Hito and Kazuo Sakurada trained Bret Hart. Mike Hammer trained Benoit. There are probably a lot more I'm forgetting, and putting together a list would probably be weirdly interesting.
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davidbix posted:Aging luchador Frank Butcher of all people trained Bruce Hart, Rick Martel, and the other guys who broke in through Calgary circa 1973. Mr. Hito and Kazuo Sakurada trained Bret Hart. Mike Hammer trained Benoit. There are probably a lot more I'm forgetting, and putting together a list would probably be weirdly interesting. This would be really cool, yeah
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Shane Douglas was really, really broken down by the time he got to WCW. poo poo, he was pretty toasted in ECW from all the accumulated injuries and then the weird deal with his sinuses exploding all the time. Then he made the mistake of "walking out" on WCW along with The Radicalz even though there was no way he could follow through with it, ECW and WWF didn't want him. He never was a political genius.
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I admit I am excited to finally start watching ECW in a week or so. I've been posting about wrestling online since 2007 when I lived in Michigan and WrestleMania came back to town. Everyone always swore by people like Douglas and Raven and Tazz and RVD and that the WWE just wasted them. Maybe wasting RVD is a stretch but he seemed to get over in spite of how he was booked. I remember in the Invasion he always got the loudest pops. He certainly did better than Raven in WWF. Anyway, I was told how Austin stole his gimmick from Sandman and Undertaker stole crucifying people from Raven. Apparently a lot of innovation took place in that bingo hall. And yet I don't think there's an ECW nostalgia thread like this is the WCW nostalgia thread. NikkolasKing fucked around with this message at 21:43 on Feb 20, 2020 |
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Tato posted:Shane Douglas was really, really broken down by the time he got to WCW. poo poo, he was pretty toasted in ECW from all the accumulated injuries and then the weird deal with his sinuses exploding all the time. Then he made the mistake of "walking out" on WCW along with The Radicalz even though there was no way he could follow through with it, ECW and WWF didn't want him. He never was a political genius. He thought he had solidarity with the Radicalz and they negotiated with WWF behind his back. I think he didn't know until he found out Dean Malenko was spotted at a hotel in Stamford and called the room or something. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
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