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  1. 6 hours ago, Infinit said:

    I've read Dynamite did some horrific things in his time. Did Hall, Waltman, Jake or Sunny do anything as horrible as what happened to JR Foley's daughter? Or to Foley himself?

    Scott Hall murdered someone. 

    "In 1983, Hall was charged with second degree murder after shooting a man with his own gun (after wrestling it away from him) in an altercation outside of a nightclub in Orlando, Florida. According to Hall, this was done in self-defense. The charges were dropped due to lack of evidence. In a 2011 interview for ESPN, Hall admitted killing the man and said he is unable to forget the incident."

  2. I think it would be funny if Cesaro did something that put him in the doghouse so he got beat 4-0 as a way to bury him. Didn't he recently shoot about wanting to be on Smackdown or something? I've not been paying attention lately, so I don't know if it was a work or not. I don't even know when it happened. Did it air on TV?

  3. I don't even know if she's better than Becky Lynch, let alone top ten on the entire planet. 

     

    I like Sasha but no way I'm saying she's better than people like Owens, Zayn (even hurt) or Balor...or even Breeze. Probably not putting her ahead of Joe, despite him not doing much lately. Definitely not putting her ahead of people like Lesnar, Rollins or Cena. And she doesn't touch guys like Nakamura, Tanahashi (even hurt) or Okada.

     

    Saying Sasha is awesome is one thing. Saying you enjoy her work on NXT is great. Saying she's one of the ten best wrestlers on the entire planet when she's only been wrestling for five years total, has probably under 200 matches total and is still in developmental is ludicrous. Hyperbole to the tenth degree. 

     

    Can't you just say you enjoy her work without making the outlandish statement? "Sasha is awesome. I enjoy her work. I look forward to seeing more from her in the future and watching her get better."

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    To be fair, there's only two or three people on the main roster working on a level close to her.

    I'd go so far as to say that Sasha is one of the top 10 workers in the world right now.

     

    Now we're getting ridiculous.

  5. Lana doesn't work as a babyface. Dolph doesn't work as a babyface. Them both being babyfaces with a generic love angle slapped on top of it is just Jerry Springer levels of shit TV. 

     

    Lana was one of the only things WWE was doing right. Same with Rusev and Brock. Now Lana and Rusev are floundering and Brock is getting beatdowns from Kane & Joey Mercury. Heh.

     

    Good things never last!

  6. I was a big fan of Jesse Ventura. Both in WWF and WCW. Ross/Ventura in WCW was a lot of fun. 

     

    I always thought Gorilla was overrated & Bobby spent most the time trying to get himself over, especially in WCW. Always trying to get the last word before a commercial break or going off the air, trying to talk over people or my least favorite thing of all, just screaming "OHH!" for any and every big move. 

  7. Kind of a random question, but.... what wrestler or wrestling-related person's death would/will likely impact you the most when it happens and why?

     

    Hulk Hogan, because he is pro-wrestling to me. There's no way I don't cry like a baby when WWE airs the video package twenty times. Without Hogan, I never even get into wrestling. Thirty years later and he's still around and I still mark when his theme hits.

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  8. I love this: "John Cena does the same moves all the time, he sucks!" to "John Cena is having competitive matches all the time and I don't like his new moves, he sucks"

     

    And a few years after he retires he's gonna be in the greatest wrestler ever conversation.

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  9. I wonder if Kevin Nash brings up that point to himself, or his friends, for each wrestler?

     

    Seth Rollins? Yeah, as a man, I can't imagine a lot of other men thinking "gee, I wish I could be him." Same for Daniel Bryan, Kane, Mark Henry and most of the WWE roster.

     

    That question really is dated & dumb. How many people are clamoring to be or sleep with his best good friend Triple H? Did he ever ask that question about X-Pac? 

     

    He's just trying to start shit for attention, like always.

  10. Hulk Hogan in 80's WWF. More specifically, sometime after Wrestlemania IV, during the build-up for Wrestlemania V. I watched the Mega-Powers team-up & explode over Savage's jealousy. I think my family ordered the Survivor Series that year as it was on Thanksgiving & we had a lot of family over. I was pretty young & watched it with my cousin. So sometime around Survivor Series 1987 if I had to pinpoint it exactly.

     

    I also remember a lot of the Hulk Hogan Vs. Zeus stuff and the No Holds Barred movie release.  :lol:

  11. What the hell happened to Bob Backlund after he lost the title to The Iron Sheik? He was just "gone" until his WWF comeback years later.

     

    I looked him up on Wikipedia and it said this:

     

    After the WWF and semi-retirement (1984–1992)


    After leaving the WWF, Backlund had a run in the short-lived Pro Wrestling USA, a joint promotion of the NWA and the American Wrestling Association (AWA), meant to combat the national expansion of the WWF. In Pro Wrestling USA, Backlund unsuccessfully challenged AWA Champion Rick Martel. He soon dropped out of the pro wrestling scene. He made a surprise return in 1991 for Herb Abrams' short-lived UWF. At "Beach Brawl" (the UWF’s only pay-per-view event), he defeated Ivan Koloff.[22] Backlund also wrestled for Newborn UWF and UWF International in Japan, in a series of matches with Nobuhiko Takada. During his time away from the ring, he coached amateur wrestling at Bacon Academy and Rocky Hill High School in Connecticut.

     

     

    ..but that's not a whole lot of work for an eight-year span.

     

    What does "semi-retirement" even mean? Just no one calling? It's now 2015, Backlund is 65 years old & still not retired, so...

     

    I just find it weird how no one ever really talks about Bob Backlund other than losing his title to Sheik then coming back as a heel to feud with Bret almost a decade later. He was the world champion of the biggest U.S. promotion, no?

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