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Davey Boy Smith in 95 or 96 to give him another blown title shot perhaps. I'd have had Owen in 94

You're right. What name in professional wrestling is most likely to be found under a glass coffee table?

About five years ago, I drunkenly sent a message on Facebook to that Psycho Cybil woman who was featured in those articles with all the ridiculous claims about her career, asking why she lied so much. I just got a response of "I DON'T". No idea where to from here......

I feel like he's in that JTTS role that the Rock N Rolls, Eaton, Valentine, etc all had around that time on Nitro.

"Mega Man" Tom Magee?

Forgot Windham was there as the Widowmaker at the time. Possible. Even Andre would have been interesting. At the risk of fantasy booking - Horseman come in as the big heel group - steal Andre away from Dibiase, Brainbusters from Heenan, and create tension with everyone heel or face in the process

That's a great point re: legitimacy to WWF-only viewers, I hadn't considered that. I just looked at it purely from a basis of seeing the 4 Horsemen turn up in the WWF in 1988/89. Would have been interesting to see who would have become the 4th member had that been the case. Ray Traylor perhaps? Rude?

If it were a thing back then, I could totally see Hogan leaking nudes of Sherri

Even when Flair comes in in late '91, I wonder how things would have gone had they used JJ instead of Brain....

So when JJ moved to the WWF in 89, was there ever any serious consideration to using him on-air? I guess with Heenan taking the Brainbusters, and such a glut of managers around that time, he was surplus to needs around that time. Post 93 though when Heenan, Hart, Slick, etc are all gone, I'm surprised it never really occurred.

SHUT UP FAT BOY

Old Man Cena HATES poop.

Can't see it. Iconic moment of Cena breaking the record......featuring a guy likely to be released again if this run bombs seems anti-climatic. Cena breaking the record and beating his longest running rival in Orton seems a bit more fitting.

Oh shit, I hope its a four horsewomen thing. That would be kinda cool. They've set it up pretty well no less.

Is there more heat in it if Sasha expects Bayley to return the favour, and help her get the title off Alexa, only to turn on her the next night? Also works a lot better for Bayley to be chasing her I think.

I've wondered this too. So much spin from all parties (Bret, Hogan, WWE docos) about what really went down. ockham's razor suggests he was one of the first part-timer for Mania arrangements, brought in to do a mid-card program, they panicked with Bret, hotshotted the title onto Hogan with no real idea moving forward, and everyone backed away rather than just working out a comfortable fit.

Peanutbutterisoneword.

For those of you playing the pools for the obvious "Oh so Vince just got around to seeing <insert movie here>" joke. The answer you were playing for was "Boogie Nights".

Like a Mr Fuji-esque Lucky Charms to the eyes? Fantastic. Even better than just creating a John Hughes rip-off.....I maintain that CM Punk basically ripped off John Bender.

So many questions.

I remember his "Damn I'm good, just ask me" shirt with Hollywood sunglasses.......and his Berzerker boots ensemble. It was quite confusing.

And his stupid Ole Anderson-esque just-printed-at-the-mall-that-day t-shirts he'd wear to the ring.

Pay Chris Columbus a shit tonne of money. Remake Home Alone as an allegory to the early 80s. Vince is Macaulay Culkin, Verne is Daniel Stern and Crockett is Joe Pesci, the old scary homeless guy that turns out to be good is one of the Briscos.. Hijinx ensue.

Ah man, they should have totally had Mickie James do that after squash matches during her first run akin to Dibiase stuffing money in jobbers mouths.

I hope they just take serious liberties with his upbringing based on that Playboy interview. Have it revealed that Vince killed his younger brother Rod in a machete accident, and spends the rest of his life dealing with the stigma of the wrong son dying that day.