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There is no BHM on the network. I'm not sure the Hayes interview is even airing in February.

Yeah, I remember reading that Austin had help from PS Hayes coming up with the stunner so that makes sense. The Regal/Anderson match at Superbrawl was so disappointing. Otherwise, it's a pretty fun show.

Watching Jim Garvin's random match with Johnny Badd at Superbrawl 94. I did not realize Garvin had Precious's face tattooed on his left shoulder, presumably sometime after 1989. Living the gimmick.

That top rope belly to belly is so damn impressive. A guy also has to be a little nuts to take it too. These 3 hour Nitros are going to be tough to get through. A lot of filler, like 5 minutes of the nWo walking from their limo to the arena. So frustrating.

Watching the old Crockett studio shows, I've come to the conclusion that the Barbarian was more powerful than the Road Warriors. Just easy power, as opposed to the Warriors who would get you up and drop you on your head.

I think only the World Class episode and an MSG card from last BHM stuck around. It was strange.

I feel like there's too much ECW on the network already. Still holding out hope for another Black History Month.

Why do I feel like we are going to get special guest referee Steve Austin in the main event at Mania?

So much outside interference in the Rumble. Why wouldn't Roman (or anybody for that matter) just say "fuck it" and do whatever they want?

It's weird seeing all of the UWF talent on the studio show after Crockett bought out Watts. Too many missed opportunities, in my opinion, because Dusty and Ric needed to stay on top. I had no idea Chris Adams wrestled for Crockett.

Not sure if it's been mentioned in this thread but Baron Von Raschke should be in at some point.

Can we not ruin this thread too? Thanks. Looks like the rest of 98 Nitros are going up.

I can't remember if it was Bret Hart or Pat Patterson that called him the greatest wrestler to ever come out of Canada, but it was high praise.

Watching Legends with JBL. I had no idea Brad Armstrong died in 2012.

I'm not sure how good Lex's appearance is. I recall reading he was close to being a paraplegic. I think he should be in the HOF but I'm not sure what kind of heat he has, if any.

Mike Jackson is quickly becoming my favorite "jobber" of all time.

I'm guessing Flair inducts Sting. If Sting had his choice, I think it would be Luger, but I can't imagine WWE wants Luger on that stage.

Can't believe he was only 64. His overhead chops were great.

I feel like those 3 years' worth of 3 hour Nitros would take up a lot of server space. I'm still hoping for more Prime Time. Also, any guesses as to if they'll be doing another Black History Month? Probably my favorite thing the Network has done.

My pick for the celebrity inductee is MONGO BABY~!

I find it really hard to believe that Sting was ever under the influence of anything during a match.

The Misty Blue Simmes/Linda Dallas match on the 2/28/87 episode gets a little NSFW. They cut away from it for the Ole leaving the horsemen angle. Not sure if that was a coincidence.

This is the same argument baseball fans make when their team's top prospect is ONLY a #3 starter for a decade. "Well, he isn't a hall of famer." No, but he's accomplished more than 99.9999 percent of those in his field.

Mongo seems like a decent possibility for the celebrity wing of the HOF, especially if Flair gets in Triple H's ear. Wrestlemania is also in his home state this year.

The match I saw was Bubba jobbing to the Barbarian while not wearing nearly enough spandex.