The Great ML

Yes, clearly Hase and Sasaki...they were an early 90's team.

What I love about that Mark Curtis fan clip was that it setup a dozen prison jokes by the Brain.

Heresy. Get out.

I know WCW wasted a LOT of money bringing in Buffer for Nitro's. Why was he announcer what looks like a WCW Lowcard battleroyal. World War III

This makes perfect sense. Look at the detail of the figure compared to the photo, Barry's knee pads are pulled down over the boots.

The Kip Frey era was waaay better, imo.

I KNEW Yoko was joining the Hart Foundation. Until it became a running joke in my PE Class...

Seriously? What was up with those Doom figures? Purple high water sweat pants and white sneakers?

I had that entire green card set still in their packaging a few years back. Sold it for $300.

Steve Simpson in a Global interview talking about the GWF being the 'Rolls Royce' of professional wrestling. I was embarrassed to go to these matches and my dad laughing because being from Dallas we knew the Sportatorium was next to 14 liquor stores and a bunch of homeless people.

"Ditto that my brother..."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLyjLD8hBjM

Probably something to do with Crockett wanting to monopolize the title (Flair) more so than anything...others couldn't get dates for the champ on the regular.

↑ I ♥ PRO WRESTLING

"Hunka-Hunka Honky Love" era Boxcar Valentine coming out to She's Got The Look redeems it....or maybe not. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0h58JBwry6A

"Japan's that a'ways..."

In that same vein, Jim Cornette told a story that Owen and Davey would always stand on anything that they could find to make themselves taller in Camp Cornette promos.

We used the public park's tennis court as a makeshift Wargames cage with a huge interior. The net divided 'the rings.' It was mostly just brawling with lame punches and kicks to the gut...and of course the occasional throwing each other head first into the wire mesh. No bumps, no blading, we weren't stupid.

"That's where you stick the hose!"

Except for the, you know, flippy stuff.

Yes...God yes. Hogan and Orndorff, Steamboat and Savage...really?! Both of these were blood feuds less than a year earlier, and they are all high-fiving!? Hulk in the prematch interview saying that he wants to see the "Old Mr. Wonderful"...you mean the guy that will stab you in the back and give you a piledriver?

I'm pretty sure the world would have imploded if Hulk and Superstar had actually teamed, and of course, Bammer. Too much awesome. I know revisionist historians will correct me, but that might be the weakest main event face Survivor Series team ever. Graham had to retire before the show even started, Patera was already jobber fodder for Demolition, Orndorff was on his way out and losing to Rick Rude, the team was basically Hogan and Bigelow. And even Bigelow was a non-factor within months thanks to an injury and an apparent attitude. Between Hogan's team and Savage's team, I'd take Savage's team with no hesitation. Well in all honesty, they used the 5 vs. 5 main events matches the first two years to mix up lower card with main events guys...you had people like Hillbilly Jim, Koko and Red Rooster to take pinfalls for the main eventers. I agree though, that Savage's I-C Contenders team was better overall.

I vividly remember watching WrestleMania 5 and my father shouted, "He posted off of his dong!" As a kid I had no idea what was happening...I didn't see a fence anywhere.