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just watched this... thought it was interesting...this has to be more intense than states wrestling training
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DCAllAfrican
just watched this... thought it was interesting...this has to be more intense than states wrestling training
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keep that in the MMA thread man...
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Thanks dragonfly and jdcurt.
How's the book? Anyone read Gary Hart's book?
How's the book? Anyone read Gary Hart's book?
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Hey congrats brotha stylez 
Teach the little one the way of strong STYLEZ
Teach the little one the way of strong STYLEZ
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Yea that is the one with Nakamura and Yoshi Tatsu. I love watching training videos.
Anybody watching the NJPW New Years dash show? Day after WK9
Yea that is the one with Nakamura and Yoshi Tatsu. I love watching training videos.
Anybody watching the NJPW New Years dash show? Day after WK9
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Anyone know Kenny Omega's theme song from WK9?
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Nah that aint it. Good looks, though.
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Yea, sounds tough.
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Nakamura's theme is vicious as well.
Reminds me of Hayabusa's old theme during certain parts
Reminds me of Hayabusa's old theme during certain parts
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Congrats on the baby girl brother..If I may offer this 1 piece of advice, please enjoy every single second..Time goes by so fast and it's honestly heart breaking..You just blink and the next thing you know they've turned into a completely different person..My son, Cooper, turns 7 yrs old in 3 days and it makes me a little sad..I'm very proud of the smart, funny, and caring little boy he is, but God I miss those days of just me and him hanging out when he was a baby.. 
@jdcurt2 You never got with me about the ROH show..You going?..Did you get your tickets yet?..
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Happy New Years! And congrats on the baby!
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Nice to see my guy Masa Chono let fans win titles from him 
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Those themes sound like anime.
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Yall go wish my man a Happy Birthday
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is this the dude staring in the Vivid Entertainment video with Ryan Reeves and Buff Bagwell?
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That could actually be pretty dope if the storyline had more time to develop too close to the rumble/wrestlemania season
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Man all TYPES of groupie stuff was probably going on here. @Meangene45 would love one of these today
There once was a time when sports-entertainment fans had the opportunity to play a game of shuffleboard with Scott Steiner, enjoy a midnight buffet with Johnny B. Badd and battle “The Z-Man” Tom Zenk in a limbo contest. It was the early ’90s — a glorious age when a wrestler could wear a neon fanny pack without fear of ridicule — and not one, but two wrestling-themed cruises were troubling the waters. (PHOTOS)
It began in 1991 when a group of WCW competitors embarked on the wonderfully named Bruise Cruise. In retrospect, it should have been a disaster. The Atlanta-based company mixed infamous troublemakers like big Scott Hall and The Fabulous Freebirds with hundreds of WCW fans, added water and waited for the reaction. But, to everyone’s surprise, it turned out pretty well. So well, in fact, that the Bruise Cruise sailed off and on for the next eight years with the likes of "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan and The Nitro Girls on board. Not only that, but WWE decided to launch an ocean liner of their own in 1996 with the debut of the Wrestle Vessel.
“I was always jealous of those fans, because I never got to do it,” Zack Ryder told WWE.com when asked about WWE’s foray into ocean travel. “You got to tan. You got to meet your favorite Superstars. It seemed like a dream come true.”
As far as WWE Classics can tell, it kind of was. While some celebrity conventions skimp on the big names, WWE went all out with the two Wrestle Vessels, sending future WWE Hall of Famers like Shawn Michaels, Bret “Hit Man” Hart and Sunny to sea on the ship’s voyages. Even Good Ol’ J.R. made the trip. By all accounts, those excursions followed WWE’s family friendly standards (well, except for “Stone Cold” Steve Austin who wore a shirt that said “Take Me Drunk I’m Home”) with Superstars participating in autograph sessions, volleyball tournaments and a communal viewing of Monday Night Raw. (WATCH) The inaugural WCW Bruise Cruise, on the other hand, sounded more like a floating frat house than a vacation for the kids.
“It was a good time,” said Michael “P.S.” Hayes — a guest on WCW’s first expedition and a man who appreciates the freedoms of international waters. “Me and Jimmy 'Jam' [Garvin] started a food fight one night. A couple of tops came off in the pool. We drank and played cards. It wasn’t PG at all, but it was pretty cool.”
There once was a time when sports-entertainment fans had the opportunity to play a game of shuffleboard with Scott Steiner, enjoy a midnight buffet with Johnny B. Badd and battle “The Z-Man” Tom Zenk in a limbo contest. It was the early ’90s — a glorious age when a wrestler could wear a neon fanny pack without fear of ridicule — and not one, but two wrestling-themed cruises were troubling the waters. (PHOTOS)
It began in 1991 when a group of WCW competitors embarked on the wonderfully named Bruise Cruise. In retrospect, it should have been a disaster. The Atlanta-based company mixed infamous troublemakers like big Scott Hall and The Fabulous Freebirds with hundreds of WCW fans, added water and waited for the reaction. But, to everyone’s surprise, it turned out pretty well. So well, in fact, that the Bruise Cruise sailed off and on for the next eight years with the likes of "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan and The Nitro Girls on board. Not only that, but WWE decided to launch an ocean liner of their own in 1996 with the debut of the Wrestle Vessel.
“I was always jealous of those fans, because I never got to do it,” Zack Ryder told WWE.com when asked about WWE’s foray into ocean travel. “You got to tan. You got to meet your favorite Superstars. It seemed like a dream come true.”
As far as WWE Classics can tell, it kind of was. While some celebrity conventions skimp on the big names, WWE went all out with the two Wrestle Vessels, sending future WWE Hall of Famers like Shawn Michaels, Bret “Hit Man” Hart and Sunny to sea on the ship’s voyages. Even Good Ol’ J.R. made the trip. By all accounts, those excursions followed WWE’s family friendly standards (well, except for “Stone Cold” Steve Austin who wore a shirt that said “Take Me Drunk I’m Home”) with Superstars participating in autograph sessions, volleyball tournaments and a communal viewing of Monday Night Raw. (WATCH) The inaugural WCW Bruise Cruise, on the other hand, sounded more like a floating frat house than a vacation for the kids.
“It was a good time,” said Michael “P.S.” Hayes — a guest on WCW’s first expedition and a man who appreciates the freedoms of international waters. “Me and Jimmy 'Jam' [Garvin] started a food fight one night. A couple of tops came off in the pool. We drank and played cards. It wasn’t PG at all, but it was pretty cool.”
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joints is awful b
Better than half the motor oil commercial sounding themes we get in the 'E.
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eva marie variant
