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Is that the new Mrs. Ziggler? #HEEL
Wrestling Thread May 11-31 | 5/29 Elim Chamber Pred Contest AND Extr Rules & Payback Contest Results
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so Austin isn't on your wwf mt Rushmore? I don't even see how that's possible. mine would be bruno. hogan. Austin. cena.
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Before he blew up, he would actually answer his phone
Dude sent my cousin a shirt and head band from a local radio station
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My Rushmore is HHH, Steph, Rollins, and J and J security sharing the 4th space.
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Hmmm, I left out Austin AND the Rock...went with Hart and HBK thinking how those 2 were one of the first Triple Crown Winners of the WWF besides Pedro Morales. I would still go with my original 3 but 4th to me is up in the air now.
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#Trollbacca
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Your buddy's Dad is Jim Kenney? Will have to read up on the Philly elections, worked for Frank Rizzo when he was running in 91 and was there at the campaign offices in July when he suffered his fatal heart attack. I remember his primary election victory party was where Joel Goodhart used to run his radio show before WIP.
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Has anyone listened to Flairs podcast?
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Survey completed.
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Anyone thinks B+ Pencil Neck Players injury is going to enhance his legacy/perception in the fans mind? He was on his way to a pretty crummy title reign after he won the strap off of Randall. Could you imagine another 2 months of him being terrorized by the demon Kane? instead he got to relinquish the strap before any lasting damage was done.
Also this video is still a thing of beauty
Also this video is still a thing of beauty
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i'm good without goat boy
...So
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hey this guy is super over lets put him in a feud with kane
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Wow. Look atchu. Someone got a survey monkey account? No more struggle questions. Proud of you baby girl.
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Vince Russo writes about Vince McMahon’s lack of ability to create stars anymore in a new blog titled “As If Sami Zayn Wasn’t Enough…Enter Kevin Owens.”
Here’s a sample of the blog:
When Sami Zayn first came out to the WWE Universe on a national stage . . . there was no IMPACT—the guy was presented as just “another wrestler”. I don’t care what anybody says, in a year nobody will remember that debut. Prior to that that was the Ascension—that was so laughable you “almost” have to think it was intentional. That was followed with Adrian Neville . . . WOW . . . that guy can really get height off the top. You forgot it by the next week. Then of course, this week there was Kevin Owens. A guy who looked like he just came from Gleason’s Gym, where he was training to be a “rassler”. Owens didn’t look like a star, he didn’t smell like a star, as a matter of fact he looked like a guy that could have possibly jumped the guardrail. Which reminds me—I STILL REMEMBER Hillbilly Jim when he was “presented” as “somebody” the first time we saw him on WWE TV. And, Owens dropping Cena? That did nothing but make the 115th time World Champ look bad.
Save your hate mail. This isn’t a Kevin Owens thing, just like it wasn’t a Sami Zayn thing, just like it wasn’t a Adrian Neville thing, just like it wasn’t an Ascension thing. Those guys are strictly employees who get paid to do what the boss says to go out and do—that boss is Vince McMahon. Somewhere along the line, shortly after the Attitude Era (what a coincidence), Vince McMahon forgot how to make stars. He forgot how to create them, how to manufacture them, and how to get them over. When you think about it, who has gotten over to SUPER stardom in the last fifteen years? I’m talking household names? In my opinion that list is quite small, as a matter of fact I’d put two people on it—-Kurt Angle and John Cena. OK, I’ll even allow you to put the beloved Daniel Bryan on there if you wish—but his success had NOTHING to do with creative, other than being given the platform to perform.
This guy seriously needs to go away.
Here’s a sample of the blog:
When Sami Zayn first came out to the WWE Universe on a national stage . . . there was no IMPACT—the guy was presented as just “another wrestler”. I don’t care what anybody says, in a year nobody will remember that debut. Prior to that that was the Ascension—that was so laughable you “almost” have to think it was intentional. That was followed with Adrian Neville . . . WOW . . . that guy can really get height off the top. You forgot it by the next week. Then of course, this week there was Kevin Owens. A guy who looked like he just came from Gleason’s Gym, where he was training to be a “rassler”. Owens didn’t look like a star, he didn’t smell like a star, as a matter of fact he looked like a guy that could have possibly jumped the guardrail. Which reminds me—I STILL REMEMBER Hillbilly Jim when he was “presented” as “somebody” the first time we saw him on WWE TV. And, Owens dropping Cena? That did nothing but make the 115th time World Champ look bad.
Save your hate mail. This isn’t a Kevin Owens thing, just like it wasn’t a Sami Zayn thing, just like it wasn’t a Adrian Neville thing, just like it wasn’t an Ascension thing. Those guys are strictly employees who get paid to do what the boss says to go out and do—that boss is Vince McMahon. Somewhere along the line, shortly after the Attitude Era (what a coincidence), Vince McMahon forgot how to make stars. He forgot how to create them, how to manufacture them, and how to get them over. When you think about it, who has gotten over to SUPER stardom in the last fifteen years? I’m talking household names? In my opinion that list is quite small, as a matter of fact I’d put two people on it—-Kurt Angle and John Cena. OK, I’ll even allow you to put the beloved Daniel Bryan on there if you wish—but his success had NOTHING to do with creative, other than being given the platform to perform.
This guy seriously needs to go away.
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yea I'm from the neighborhood. my other friends uncle is kevin doc ran for Supreme Court.
my dad was on 610 wip all the time with Joel goodhart
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This guy seriously needs to go away.
But was he incorrect in anything in he said?
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Bout to do that survey. I'd be surprised if I get something right other than my NT name
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I think I asked you awhile back if you knew whatever happend to Goodhart. Used to listen to his show when before WIP, then he had his hr and 2 hr shows on WIP which I listened to religiously. Was it a case of getting big name talent and not being able to pay? TWA, the precursor to ECW. Were you at the card where Kerry Von Erich was introduced as a surprise opponent and he came out in a mask and either a Von Erich jacket or something to show he was Kerry. I think Sherry Martel was his manager for it.
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Kevin Steen going to be dancing with rtruth if Vincent gets his way.
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Not a fan of the trolling DBry slander that has gone on for what feels like months.
And Russo was right about everything other than Neville and Owens. Neville has had a very good build with his losses actually making sense, and Owens could not have been introduced any better.
And Russo was right about everything other than Neville and Owens. Neville has had a very good build with his losses actually making sense, and Owens could not have been introduced any better.
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Kevin "Dancing Bear" Steen
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Russo sounds salty as sea water.
