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I enjoy Dusty on commentary, but i wouldn't necessarily say he was good.  He was capable of adding something to the broadcast, but often... didn't.  I'd prefer him to Booker, as far as that goes.

I mostly find Otunga bland and inoffensive.  He's easy to ignore.  Booker is more of a distraction and tends to actively annoy me with his nonsense catch phrases and such.

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17 hours ago, Firebreaker Chip said:

On a related note to Jericho/Piper, I like to occasionally ponder that John Cena is older than Arn Arnderson was when he wrestled his last match, by nearly two years at this point

Syncing up the Austin commentaries with the actual match videos is definitely doing the Lord's work, thumbs up

That is mindblowing. AA always looked 45... even in 1989.

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2 hours ago, Wyld Samurai said:

That is mindblowing. AA always looked 45... even in 1989.

I remember looking at wrestlers' birthdays and ages when I first got on the internet in the 90s and being shocked that Arn was barely older than guys like Hall, Nash and Sting. I had always thought he was around the same age as Flair.

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5 hours ago, Wyld Samurai said:

That is mindblowing. AA always looked 45... even in 1989.

I think Arn was born looking like a surly, middle-aged man. He came out hand first flashing the four fingers.

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4 minutes ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:

 

I think Arn was born looking like a surly, middle-aged man. He came out hand first flashing the four fingers.

And when the doctor spanked him to get him crying, Arn hit him in the knee with a tire iron.

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Maybe they can have a guy with a synthesizer load up some Dusty sound bytes and replace Otunga or JBL.

Groin shot while ref is down, DJ hits one key. "He kicked him in tha thang!"

The Street Fight they manage to have on RAW or SD every year some Christmas time? Well, under the tree, Santa stashed something special...

 

 

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Guest Stefanie Without Stefanie

If you had told me this morning that I'd watch Gordon Solie commentating a hamburger eating contest, I wouldn't have believed you.

 

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59 minutes ago, Sasha said:

If you had told me this morning that I'd watch Gordon Solie commentating a hamburger eating contest, I wouldn't have believed you.

 

The most bizarre part is the demon Billsderry doughboy. That was like something straight out of Pee Wee's Playhouse.

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On 5/27/2017 at 11:23 PM, John Austin said:

I've heard of two instances where he was booked to wrestle, but didn't and only ended up doing meet and greets, one at NWA Smoky Mountain and the other for the promotion that had the Ric Flair wannabe, Paul Lee

Back in November 2016, he wrestled "Broken"  Matt Hardy at Wrestlecade if that's worth anything.

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Cagematch.net indicates he's wrestled 24 matches since being released by the WWE.  He's mostly billed as "The Big Guy' in their results.

He legally changed his name to "Ryback", didn't he?  I assume WWE had previously copyrighted the name.  Anyone know how legally changing your name affects the trademark in a situation like this?

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On 27/5/2017 at 9:40 PM, Phantom Lord said:

I remember in the middle of the Flair/Hennig feud, I think at Halloween Havoc 97 Flair did an insane (well for him) top rope to the floor double axe handle to Curt and he ended up fracturing his foot. But Flair was out for blood so it played in perfectly with the story.

Nothing says 'out for blood' like a double axe handle.

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On 5/27/2017 at 3:40 PM, Phantom Lord said:

I remember in the middle of the Flair/Hennig feud, I think at Halloween Havoc 97 Flair did an insane (well for him) top rope to the floor double axe handle to Curt and he ended up fracturing his foot. But Flair was out for blood so it played in perfectly with the story.

I somehow never realized Flair was hurt in that match. I always chalked up his absence afterward to the contractual issues. Is this why DDP replaced him in the US title match against Hennig at Starrcade??

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