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Nah, he still looks too anatomically correct to be Liefeld. He's definitely an Ed McGuinness drawing, though.

I could definitely see Jericho doing that, but not the other two. Based on his appearance on Renee's podcast, Wight absolutely has some sore feelings over how he was treated by the WWE. And Christian kept bolting every chance he got to sign somewhere he thought would give him a better opportunity, so I doubt he's as loyal as you think.

Oh God, I fell behind on reading the monthly thread, and I'm only on page 50 so far. Please tell me there isn't 9 more pages of that shit.

Holy shit I just watched that same match a few days ago. Weird.

The next generation will definitely have it easier. This country has become less conservative over time, not more, and the people who are railing against the trans community are becoming less relevant with each passing day. Just look at the results from the past 8 general elections. Thirty years ago they complained about homosexuals, and they can't do that anymore so they have to turn their ire on someone. Eventually they'll turn their attention towards someone else once they've figured out they've lost the fight, but there will be even less of them by that point.

I hope no one shows him early 2000s OVW. He's going to be very shocked at how this woman named Synn dressed.

I saw someone on Twitter describe the Cornette sycophants as "internet hall monitors" and I can't stop laughing.

Yeah, but Tucker actually isn't bad, and Gable deserves better.

Remember when the WWE split up Heavy Machinery by turning Tucker Knight heel; then they did nothing at all with Tucker while they tried pushing Otis as a singles guy; only to realize that Otis kind of sucks as a single guy, so they ended up turning Otis heel... and putting him in a tag team...

That's what I'm doing since I cancelled my Network sub last year. I have a huge collection of tapes I inherited that I've been converting to DVD, but there are a few glaring holes that I would love to get filled. (If anyone knows a good source for 80s territory comps, slide into my DMs. Also, if anyone has a VCR and wants some tapes, hit me up.) Uh, I dunno if Mike fucking Tyson punching anyone could be considered a "lucky shot." It's especially ridiculous considering he isn't working any major programs, and they don't need him to draw crowds due to the pandemic. There's litera

No, Hurricane was a mild-mannered reporter. Oh shit, I think I just gave away his secret identity. Forget you read that!

Look, you can't just casually drop that in there without giving us more details. I think we all need to know the Anvil's philosophy for making sweet love to the ladies. Was he big on foreplay? Did he focus on oral? What were his thoughts on butt stuff?

I'm pretty sure anyone posting on this board could have had a great match in 2002 with Angle, Benoit, and Mysterio.

It's been said that in his prime, Ric Flair could carry a broomstick to a 5 star match. With Edge, it's the opposite--the broomstick would be the one carrying him. Every great match Edge ever had required copious amounts of ladders, chairs, and other plunder to be memorable.

I only know Jocephus from the Tim Storm feud, but man, that was some good rasslin'.

Am I the only one who wants to see how far Wight can toss Marko Stunt, or nah?

"Marcus, bro, imagine how high we can hang your mom with some creative camera angles."

IIRC, they weren't forced to wear it, but if they wanted to get out of the stupid "business attire when you travel" dress code, Tap Out gear was the only acceptable attire.

Am I the only one who's noticed that every time we talk about Lars Sullivan, the discussion just devolves into everyone being dicks to each other?

I know that Heenan apparently did stuff like this because he figured that by being an asshole, he was getting the babyface over, but Goddamn, that was racist. Stares at you in Mick Foley

Jyushin Liger's legendary asshole!

True, but they're making movies, pal. They're not a wrestling promotion anymore. Now that they're just a content farm for NBCUniversal and Fox, there's really nothing keeping them from trying to figure out a way to do a permanent Thunderdome situation year-round. They don't need to be on the road each week anymore. They simply don't need to sell tickets to survive. They could save a shitload of money by filming from a fixed location each week, either by building their own studio/arena setup, or figuring out ways of doing a few residencies in different places.

Ugh.

Winnie Cooper > Topanga > Kelly Kapowski

I know how to read, so yeah.