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Growing up in the Northeast, he was the first hill I was legit scared of. I thought there was no way Backlund was gonna beat him...which leads to my most vivid memory of him wrestling which was when he did face Backlund at the Spectrum, where Backlund swung out of the flying hammerlock and rolled him up for the pin in under 30 seconds.

"Three workers and seven managers. That's so American".

Rusev talking about his experience working at Wendy's was tremendous.

Bill Apter told the same gum story on Jericho's podcast, but it was Mil Mascaras instead of Pedro.

Enzo can basically become Captain Lou Albano 2.0 if Vince would bring back male managers.

I like Bayley alot, but it's really time to ditch the "dream come true" act. It's played out. I don't mean it disparagingly, but I think it's time for her to evolve her character a bit. -Kudos to the FoF. I knew it was coming as soon as HHH pulled KO aside, but Jericho and KO had such great chemistry that I still felt bad for Jericho when he got jumped. -I missed the first half of RAW because me and my neighbor were kicking the shit out of my woman-beating other neighbor, but from reading this thread, that was probably more exciting than what I missed.

Eagles should sign him... he left his knee in the Visitor's End Zone a couple of years ago, maybe we can put him back together.

Where's Dr. Lawler and his steroid-detecting urine tester when we need it?

I miss bloody pix in wrestling mags.

The 90's.... *sigh*

...and a talking belly button.

I'm sad because you had to explain that.

Who are you??? Karnak???

Did Prince really set the bar so high that every performance since has been average to sub par?

EDIT: Can't load the picture from my phone.

The two I always remembered actually became true: The Road Warriors vs Demolition and Lex Luger vs Randy Savage. The latter is even more eerie considering that Lex and Elizabeth did actually hook up.

That was my initial thoughts too until I heard the BC interview. I still think Ralph was justified in his thinking to a point but apparently never grew up.

Peep the BC interview. Turns out, when they were interviewing the NE members, no one knew what the others POV was about their history, and apparently there are hurt feelings again. As an aside, I was surprised that girls loved Ronnie almost as much as Ralph, then I forgot light-skinned dudes were IT back in the day(Prince, Al B. Sure). I thought he was gangly with a crazy Jheri curl, but did know he dressed sharp as hell.

J.T. I owe you a big apology in defending Ralph Treavant. I listened to BBD on The Breakfast Club, and it sounds like Ralph is still a little sensitive.

I'd really love your feedback after you watch.

Without giving away too much, it's not that Bobby is painted as a heel, Bobby is just...Bobbying. And Ralph is portrayed more sympathetic in that while he had to do most of the work, he was loyal to NE when the record companies were trying to get him to become a solo act.

Bobby is the only one who comes off as a heel, but even he is a sympathetic figure in the beginning. Their management are the big heels in all of this. NE got jerked pretty bad.