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Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 10/22/04 at 4:41 pm

Well...I got about 10 people just sitting around thinking in my head after 2 minutes..that have sacrificed much more...and given much more of themselves than Kurt Angle ever will...difference between them and Kurt?  Um...they don't get credit.  >:(

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 10/22/04 at 5:01 pm

Hey, i never said other people havent sacraficed as much, i'm just saying give the guy a break, he works his ass off and is in my opinion one of the greatest wrestlers around today.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/22/04 at 5:49 pm

Who would you think now or then was/is a madman:

Heidenreich
Mankind
Psycho Sid OR
Nailz

I'd go for Psycho Sid cause that guy always clenched his teeth while he was talking and remember when he crashed The Barber Shop 12 years ago? ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 10/22/04 at 5:52 pm

I'd agree... basically same reasons lol.. and like Mankind eventually became the comic character we all love, and Heidenreich is just awful.. Nailz.. we'll he was never really the 'it' so i can't say

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/22/04 at 5:58 pm


I'd agree... basically same reasons lol.. and like Mankind eventually became the comic character we all love, and Heidenreich is just awful.. Nailz.. we'll he was never really the 'it' so i can't say


the Heidenreich skit last night on Smackdown was a ripoff of when Mankind had to be put inside a straight jacket to calm himself down from The Undertaker 8 years ago. ::)

See,even WWF can rip themselves off. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 10/22/04 at 5:59 pm

Have you noticed recently just how much they are ripping themselves off.. it's like 1995-6 all over again

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/22/04 at 6:00 pm

Nailz always spat on himself whenever he talked and they used some voice recorder to make that stupid sound he made. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/22/04 at 6:04 pm


Have you noticed recently just how much they are ripping themselves off.. it's like 1995-6 all over again


Yeah,Al I agree with you.Carlito reminds me of a smaller version of Razor Ramon,Rico reminds of Goldust,Torrie reminds me of Sable,Heidenreich reminds me of Mankind,JBL reminds me of Ted Dibiase,Shannon Moore reminded me of a LOD follower or Terry Taylor Red Rooster gimmick but with somewhat of little black dye in his hair. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 10/22/04 at 6:29 pm


Who would you think now or then was/is a madman:

Heidenreich
Mankind
Psycho Sid OR
Nailz

I'd go for Psycho Sid cause that guy always clenched his teeth while he was talking and remember when he crashed The Barber Shop 12 years ago?


Sid was the best when it came to portraying lunatics. He was also incredibly powerful (anyone seen his squash matches in WCW as Sid Vicious - scary!). I saw Sid Vicious go up against Jim Chronus in ECW on a P-P-V (Guilty as Charged 1999) and I never seen this before. He grabbed Chronus by the neck, and with little effort, and threw him over the top rope and into a table! The force was incredible - of course, he got such a pop from that!

Unfortunately, when he came back to the WWF around 1995, he lost that 'edge'. In fact, I found Sid more better when he was a face around 1991/1992 because you could see that one day, Sid was going to snap it was just a matter of when.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/22/04 at 6:41 pm

Bob,you think Heidenreich is a ripoff of Mankind when he was in the straight jacket? ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 10/23/04 at 4:14 am

Heidenreich is to Mankind what Dubyah is to Honest.

There are similarities, but here is the major difference, Mankind 'Foley' was an exceptional worker. See from what i have seen on Smackdown! *shudders* not much has been done to explain exactly why Heidenreich is so mad, could it be because the only other time he was on Tv he was quickly taken off, sent to OVW and then promptly released... could be.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 10/23/04 at 4:22 am


Bob,you think Heidenreich is a ripoff of Mankind when he was in the straight jacket? ::)


To be really honest, Howard. I haven't watched Pro Wrestling in a few months now so I can't compare. I will watch it to give you my opinion later on.  :)

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/23/04 at 5:16 pm


Heidenreich is to Mankind what Dubyah is to Honest.

There are similarities, but here is the major difference, Mankind 'Foley' was an exceptional worker. See from what i have seen on Smackdown! *shudders* not much has been done to explain exactly why Heidenreich is so mad, could it be because the only other time he was on Tv he was quickly taken off, sent to OVW and then promptly released... could be.


We'll never know why John Heidenreich is so angry.He sounds like Psycho Sid or does he? ???


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/23/04 at 5:18 pm

http://www.moontribes.com/images/1997/april97andup/april97andup150.jpg


Here's a picture from when Ahmed Johnson(the heel) faced The Undertaker(WWF Champion) in 1997.


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Rush on 10/24/04 at 7:54 am

The Undertaker has been winning his house matches against Heidenreich, I actually downloaded a match from Torino between the two.  during the match the Undertaker was thrown into the ropes and the top rope broke. It stunned him for a bit, but he recovered enough to still complete the match. After the match he was still holding his head and went to take a look at the broken rope.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/24/04 at 8:49 am

http://www.100megsfree4.com/wiawrestling/graphics/DXGRO.jpg


Yesterday,I was watching The Degeneration X video and I still can't believe that Shawn and Hunter had agreed to form this group about 7 years ago and suprisingly it had lasted about 3 years on and off with members leaving and going their seperate ways.How about the time when Shawn showed his a** on TV,giving Michael Cole a"wedgie",cursing,crotch-chopping,Shawn Michaels picking his nose on the Canadian Flag,playing strip poker,penis references and many more and still they all went past censors.Do you think Degeneration X was a good thing or a bad thing? ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/24/04 at 8:52 am


The Undertaker has been winning his house matches against Heidenreich, I actually downloaded a match from Torino between the two.  during the match the Undertaker was thrown into the ropes and the top rope broke. It stunned him for a bit, but he recovered enough to still complete the match. After the match he was still holding his head and went to take a look at the broken rope.



I read that Undertaker will be feuding with Heidenreich when he comes back from vacation to heal some injuries.


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 10/27/04 at 12:40 am


http://www.100megsfree4.com/wiawrestling/graphics/DXGRO.jpg


Yesterday,I was watching The Degeneration X video and I still can't believe that Shawn and Hunter had agreed to form this group about 7 years ago and suprisingly it had lasted about 3 years on and off with members leaving and going their seperate ways.How about the time when Shawn showed his a** on TV,giving Michael Cole a"wedgie",cursing,crotch-chopping,Shawn Michaels picking his nose on the Canadian Flag,playing strip poker,penis references and many more and still they all went past censors.Do you think Degeneration X was a good thing or a bad thing? ;D


Howard


I know that fans of WWF were considered trailer trash at the time, but I never really felt like it until the Attiitude Era.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 10/27/04 at 3:56 am

I Gotta disagree... WCW had the nWo.. WWF had DX, it was neccisarry, sure they went overboard a few times, but think of the hilarity.. when they 'invaded' wcw.. there general antics in the ring, the segment were Shaun and Haitch couldnt cuss anymore.

superb TV

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Kryllith on 10/27/04 at 7:52 am


I Gotta disagree... WCW had the nWo.. WWF had DX, it was neccisarry, sure they went overboard a few times, but think of the hilarity.. when they 'invaded' wcw.. there general antics in the ring, the segment were Shaun and Haitch couldnt cuss anymore.

superb TV

Yeah, I gotta agree. WCW was taking away the viewers with the NWO so the WWF felt it had to fight fire with fire. Sure they might have used different guys, but if they're going to make it work then they need to use top name draws if they're going to pull the same amount of attention.

Kryllith

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 10/27/04 at 5:42 pm

DX Put Triple H on the map, DX helped Michaels get back to his best, DX put over the first legitimate female wrestler (i.e wrestling with men), DX boosted ratings like nothing until The Rock, Austin etc, DX Provided quality entertainment that was perfectly keyed to the typical wrestling demographics the 13-17 Male demographic and the 18-32 Male demographic. The dick Jokes and sophomoric humor were perfect for the 13-17 (hell i still find dick jokes funny) and the older more sophisticated viewer could appreciate the comedic elements laid out in everything DX did. DX was good for business and helped many people get over big time.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 10/27/04 at 5:45 pm


DX Put Triple H on the map, DX helped Michaels get back to his best, DX put over the first legitimate female wrestler (i.e wrestling with men), DX boosted ratings like nothing until The Rock, Austin etc, DX Provided quality entertainment that was perfectly keyed to the typical wrestling demographics the 13-17 Male demographic and the 18-32 Male demographic. The dip Jokes and sophomoric humor were perfect for the 13-17 (hell i still find dip jokes funny) and the older more sophisticated viewer could appreciate the comedic elements laid out in everything DX did. DX was good for business and helped many people get over big time.


Hey man, that's fine.

I just never got into the trailer television.  I guess I have stricter viewing standards.  d1ck and fart jokes are only funny in small doses, not when that's all you have to go with.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 10/27/04 at 5:47 pm

Yeah it has to be done in moderation, but it was never Trailer TV... they wrestled great matches, were involved in serious angles and generally one of there biggest things was to put themselves over as better and 'smarter' than the opposition. LOL you sound like my Mom "grrr what are ya watching that crap for, we don't live in a trailer"

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 10/27/04 at 5:53 pm


Yeah it has to be done in moderation, but it was never Trailer TV... they wrestled great matches, were involved in serious angles and generally one of there biggest things was to put themselves over as better and 'smarter' than the opposition. LOL you sound like my Mom "grrr what are ya watching that crap for, we don't live in a trailer"


I agree with the above.

And yeah, you tend to sound like that after you have had a kid.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/27/04 at 7:34 pm


Yeah it has to be done in moderation, but it was never Trailer TV... they wrestled great matches, were involved in serious angles and generally one of there biggest things was to put themselves over as better and 'smarter' than the opposition. LOL you sound like my Mom "grrr what are ya watching that crap for, we don't live in a trailer"


Alcoholica,remember when Shawn picked his nose on the Canadian Flag or when he made a hand gesture of a girl getting a blowjob or when he showed his naked butt on national television? I'm sure he regrets it now than he did 7 years ago. ;D But,I guess it was all part of the storylines. ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 10/27/04 at 7:36 pm

To say that the crap that Shawn, Hunter, Billy, Jesse, and Chyna pulled to be funny is saying that as American's we have a low standard for comedy.....as Roddy Piper..not Stone Cold Steve Austin started saying, "And that's the bottom line"

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/27/04 at 7:37 pm


DX Put Triple H on the map, DX helped Michaels get back to his best, DX put over the first legitimate female wrestler (i.e wrestling with men), DX boosted ratings like nothing until The Rock, Austin etc, DX Provided quality entertainment that was perfectly keyed to the typical wrestling demographics the 13-17 Male demographic and the 18-32 Male demographic. The dip Jokes and sophomoric humor were perfect for the 13-17 (hell i still find dip jokes funny) and the older more sophisticated viewer could appreciate the comedic elements laid out in everything DX did. DX was good for business and helped many people get over big time.



it all started on October 13th,1997 when Shawn called himself a degenerate.I guess what he meant was that he felt like a big lowlife ;D.


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/27/04 at 7:39 pm



anyone see the new Survivor Series 04' banner? That's cool. :)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 10/27/04 at 10:54 pm


Alcoholica,remember when Shawn picked his nose on the Canadian Flag or when he made a hand gesture of a girl getting a blowjob or when he showed his naked butt on national television? I'm sure he regrets it now than he did 7 years ago. ;D But,I guess it was all part of the storylines. ;D
Howard


Being a Canadian I found that to be pretty hilarious.  I was shaking my head at the time thinking to myself, "You piece of crap, that's pretty funny."

... LOST MY WAY... GO RED SOX, 2004 WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 10/28/04 at 4:49 am

I thought the Canadian flag thing wasn't all that funny.. it's like.. wow you've wiped stuff on a flag.. great ???

Hell if someone wiped there ass on my flag, i wouldn't be that offended, face it, the only person that it's hurting is the poor like 6 year old in Thailand who made the flag.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 10/28/04 at 12:50 pm


I thought the Canadian flag thing wasn't all that funny.. it's like.. wow you've wiped stuff on a flag.. great ???

Hell if someone wiped there a** on my flag, i wouldn't be that offended, face it, the only person that it's hurting is the poor like 6 year old in Thailand who made the flag.


A few of us are a little more Patriotic......which might explain why my all time favortie wrestler is...

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 10/28/04 at 12:55 pm

I am patriotic, i love my country (s) however if someone is dumb enough to think they are gonna offend me so greatly by doing something to a piece of fabric then thats there problem. It's like the whole flag burning thing, yeah i don't think people should burn the flag, it annoys me, but what annoys me is why they are doing it, not that they are doing. Them burning the flag is just pathetic, however the reason for them doing it is what makes me angry.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 10/28/04 at 5:19 pm


I am patriotic, i love my country (s) however if someone is dumb enough to think they are gonna offend me so greatly by doing something to a piece of fabric then thats there problem. It's like the whole flag burning thing, yeah i don't think people should burn the flag, it annoys me, but what annoys me is why they are doing it, not that they are doing. Them burning the flag is just pathetic, however the reason for them doing it is what makes me angry.


I can see where your coming from...but whipping your nose on the Canadian flag for a few cheap laughs..is that really a hell of a hot moral than whipping your nose on it cause you depise the country?

The poster that showed Bret, Jim, Owen, Davey, and Brian peenig on the American Flag was just wrong....as well as what Michaels did.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 10/28/04 at 5:24 pm

Yeah i see your point, well i saw it all along, but yeah it's bound to piss people off.. but here is the thing, as wrestling gets more and more to the entertainment side of things, more and more extreme and risque things have to be done for Heels to get heat, which of course leads to such incidents. So yeah i guess maybe i was wrong in a way, DX did make Wrestling far more risque and that has harmed it in some ways, however it has improved it in someways as well...

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/28/04 at 7:52 pm

So far in the many years of watching wrestling so far,I've seen many thing that were done to so many flags:

burning
picking their nose/wiping their butts
ripping/snapping them up in 2
laying them on your opponents face


I mean,the above 4 are quite dispicable but if you're gonna get heel heat for it,you're gonna have to pay for the consequences as well. >:(


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/28/04 at 7:54 pm


Yeah i see your point, well i saw it all along, but yeah it's bound to tick people off.. but here is the thing, as wrestling gets more and more to the entertainment side of things, more and more extreme and risque things have to be done for Heels to get heat, which of course leads to such incidents. So yeah i guess maybe i was wrong in a way, DX did make Wrestling far more risque and that has harmed it in some ways, however it has improved it in someways as well...



that's why it's called "sports entertainment". ;D There's hardly any sports involved anymore. >:(



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/28/04 at 7:56 pm


I am patriotic, i love my country (s) however if someone is dumb enough to think they are gonna offend me so greatly by doing something to a piece of fabric then thats there problem. It's like the whole flag burning thing, yeah i don't think people should burn the flag, it annoys me, but what annoys me is why they are doing it, not that they are doing. Them burning the flag is just pathetic, however the reason for them doing it is what makes me angry.



I remember when Sgt.Slaughter burned the American Flag to prove to Hulk Hogan that he hates his country. >:(


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 10/29/04 at 1:22 am

oh yeah, I remember that Howard...the was one of the only times back during the "good ole days" that the WWE went overboard.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 10/29/04 at 5:29 am

Gotta agree there, simply for the fact that nothing like that had been done before really.. It was a real dumb move, im sure everyone has heard the story of how Slaughter could only work certian super high security events because the WWF seriously thought he would be assasinated.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 10/29/04 at 8:26 pm


I remember when Sgt.Slaughter burned the American Flag to prove to Hulk Hogan that he hates his country. >:(


That angle was so great! Slaughter was the most hated man ever in the WWF. The fact that the whole thing just about tied in with The Gulf War made it even more provocative. Rarely has the WWE reflected real life political situations.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/29/04 at 8:42 pm

http://www.sgtslaughter.com/img/sarge_flag.gif


Here's a pic of him when he was the flag waving patriot. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/29/04 at 8:43 pm




That angle was so great! Slaughter was the most hated man ever in the WWF. The fact that the whole thing just about tied in with The Gulf War made it even more provocative. Rarely has the WWE reflected real life political situations.


Remember The Triangle of Terror? Col.Mustafa,General Adnan and Sgt.Slaughter? ;D



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 10/29/04 at 9:23 pm


Remember The Triangle of Terror? Col.Mustafa,General Adnan and Sgt.Slaughter? ;D


Yes. The Iron Sheik managed to get a new spin on his gimmick lol. He wrestled a couple of times under that gimmick (most notably when Slaughter quickly turned face).

I still get angry when I see Summerslam 1991 and then the next thing I see is Sgt Slaughter the patriot winningThe Survivor Series with 'Hacksaw' Jim Duggan of all people! Who else thought Survivor Series 1991 was one of the worst Survivor Series ever (apart from Survivor Series 1998: Deadly games which was an obvious tragedy for wrestling)?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/29/04 at 9:50 pm

I heard they're bringing back the old traditional Survivor Series this year.How do you feel about that? That's great. ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/29/04 at 9:51 pm




Yes. The Iron Sheik managed to get a new spin on his gimmick lol. He wrestled a couple of times under that gimmick (most notably when Slaughter quickly turned face).

I still get angry when I see Summerslam 1991 and then the next thing I see is Sgt Slaughter the patriot winningThe Survivor Series with 'Hacksaw' Jim Duggan of all people! Who else thought Survivor Series 1991 was one of the worst Survivor Series ever (apart from Survivor Series 1998: Deadly games which was an obvious tragedy for wrestling)?


Whoever thought Slaughter and Duggan were gonna be a tag team. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 10/30/04 at 1:27 am


I heard they're bringing back the old traditional Survivor Series this year.How do you feel about that? That's great. ;D


Howard



WWE doing something RIGHT!?!!??!?!  YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


WHOO HOO!!!!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: nightrocker on 10/30/04 at 2:58 am

Flair will Never Retire...he would not know what to do with hisself :D

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 10/30/04 at 5:58 am


WWE doing something RIGHT!?!!??!?!  YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHOO HOO!!!!


Heh heh. It is great news if The Survivor Series becomes old school in it's entirety. The elimination matches, as I have said previously have never fully left us.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/30/04 at 4:54 pm




Heh heh. It is great news if The Survivor Series becomes old school in it's entirety. The elimination matches, as I have said previously have never fully left us.


Well Bob,They're gonna have the following 8 man tag:

Big Show,Eddie Guerreo,Rob Van D-A-M-N & Ray Mysterio

vs.Kurt Angle,Luther Reigns,Mark Jindrak & Spike Dudley

RAW Survivor Series:

Chris Benoit,Randy Orton,Shelton Benjamin & Edge

vs. HHH,Ric Flair,Batista &(Maven?)

Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/30/04 at 4:55 pm


Flair will Never Retire...he would not know what to do with hisself :D


eventually NR,Hes gonna have to retire one way or another. ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 10/30/04 at 5:09 pm


Well Bob,They're gonna have the following 8 man tag:

Big Show,Eddie Guerreo,Rob Van D-A-M-N & Ray Mysterio

vs.Kurt Angle,Luther Reigns,Mark Jindrak & Spike Dudley

RAW Survivor Series:

Chris Benoit,Randy Orton,Shelton Benjamin & Edge

vs. HHH,Ric Flair,Batista &(Maven?)

Howard


Thanks for the info, Howard. I reckon Edge is going to turn heel after getting dissapointed at not getting a chance at the world title (Taboo Tuesday). I expect to see the heel turn at The Survivor Series then (my prediction  :)).

Last years was a good one to all intents and purposes.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/30/04 at 6:25 pm




Thanks for the info, Howard. I reckon Edge is going to turn heel after getting dissapointed at not getting a chance at the world title (Taboo Tuesday). I expect to see the heel turn at The Survivor Series then (my prediction  :)).

Last years was a good one to all intents and purposes.


This year's Survivor Series should be pretty exciting & intense to say the least. :)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 10/31/04 at 5:29 pm

We'll the best match of last year's series was soooo totally Bischoff's team vs austin's team, granted HBK made it awesome, but the idea of 4 v 4 is just brilliant.

I can't see Maven turning Heel yet... however i could see Edge turning heel before SS and going with Evolution and maybe Chris Jericho turning out for the Face team.

On the predictions front.. I can see Booker T winning the title from JBL.. holding probably until the Royal Rumble and then either Big Show, Rob Van Dam or Kurt will win the rumble.., if show or RVD win it, a heel turn will be inevitable for one of them. I'm just praying Mr Thursday Night RVD can win it and take the strap at Wrestlemania, if there is one man in the industry kept down nearly as much as Chris Jericho, it's Rob Van Dam... who did he piss off?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 10/31/04 at 7:05 pm


We'll the best match of last year's series was soooo totally Bischoff's team vs austin's team, granted HBK made it awesome, but the idea of 4 v 4 is just brilliant.


Yep the four on four elimination matches are great. I remember the first two Survivor Series when it was 5 on 5! Those 10 man tag matches were something else as well. Of course, you will be lucky to find 5 decent tag teams in the WWE now, never mind 10!

I can't see Maven turning Heel yet... however i could see Edge turning heel before SS and going with Evolution and maybe Chris Jericho turning out for the Face team.

Yes, I can see that happening too. IMO, Jericho was more effective as a face.

On the predictions front.. I can see Booker T winning the title from JBL.. holding probably until the Royal Rumble and then either Big Show, Rob Van Dam or Kurt will win the rumble.., if show or RVD win it, a heel turn will be inevitable for one of them. I'm just praying Mr Thursday Night RVD can win it and take the strap at Wrestlemania, if there is one man in the industry kept down nearly as much as Chris Jericho, it's Rob Van Dam... who did he tick off?

I can't agree with you more! Nobody would believe this is the same person that came from ECW! Out of anybody else, I would love RVD to win the Royal Rumble - I would love to see him wrestle Shawn Michaels one way or the other - I'm not sure whether it has happened previously (as long as Shawn doesn't over blade himself like he is accustomed to as of late).

Oh and then when Rob Van Dam wins the belt - bring back Tommy Dreamer!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/31/04 at 9:21 pm


We'll the best match of last year's series was soooo totally Bischoff's team vs austin's team, granted HBK made it awesome, but the idea of 4 v 4 is just brilliant.

I can't see Maven turning Heel yet... however i could see Edge turning heel before SS and going with Evolution and maybe Chris Jericho turning out for the Face team.

On the predictions front.. I can see Booker T winning the title from JBL.. holding probably until the Royal Rumble and then either Big Show, Rob Van Dam or Kurt will win the rumble.., if show or RVD win it, a heel turn will be inevitable for one of them. I'm just praying Mr Thursday Night RVD can win it and take the strap at Wrestlemania, if there is one man in the industry kept down nearly as much as Chris Jericho, it's Rob Van Dam... who did he tick off?



Like I said,It should be a pretty exciting show.Let's hope for high ratings! ;D

Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/31/04 at 9:24 pm

I'm hoping for a 4 on 4 women Survivor Series team.

Jackie Gayda
Torrie
Dawn Marie
Jackie(the black woman)

and also you could mix in some RAW Divas as well and there you go! make it like bikini style! ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: nightrocker on 10/31/04 at 9:57 pm

Anyone see the Bigshow on Star Trek this past Friday it was pretty cool... ;D

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 10/31/04 at 10:45 pm


Anyone see the Bigshow on Star Trek this past Friday it was pretty cool... ;D


I saw a preview of it and they turned him green.



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 11/01/04 at 12:33 am

Speaking of the Big Show...he's not always been a law abiding citizen!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Kryllith on 11/01/04 at 5:52 pm




I saw a preview of it and they turned him green.


Saw the preview as well, but I missed the show (both of them). He looks like Shrek.

Kryllith

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/01/04 at 9:09 pm


Speaking of the Big Show...he's not always been a law abiding citizen!



I saw that.It's a weird picture of him. ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/01/04 at 9:10 pm

How do you guys feel about Big Show being bald? ;D



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/05/04 at 8:17 am


How do you guys feel about Big Show being bald? ;D


I'm sure I will get used to it. The Jeff Jarrett haircut has stuck since his haircut match at Summerslam 1998 with X-pac. You know what they should do? Bring Hogan back, stick both of them in a steel cage and - hey presto! Wrestlemania 2 all over again!  :D

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 11/05/04 at 3:28 pm

King Kong Bundy is still alive and in pretty good shape...why not use him?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/05/04 at 3:56 pm




I'm sure I will get used to it. The Jeff Jarrett haircut has stuck since his haircut match at Summerslam 1998 with X-pac. You know what they should do? Bring Hogan back, stick both of them in a steel cage and - hey presto! Wrestlemania 2 all over again!  :D



That would be pretty funny Bob. ;D



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/05/04 at 4:03 pm

Well,you have some more of the following wrestlers that got the boot earlier this week.So Far:

Nidia
Jazz
A-Train
Test
Billy Gunn
Rico
Chuck Palumbo
Johnny Stamboli

Isn't that sad? And I wonder why the WWF(E)is going down the drain!  ::) They cut almost half the roster from RAW & Smackdown. I wonder what the hell is going on here?  >:(


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/05/04 at 5:38 pm


King Kong Bundy is still alive and in pretty good shape...why not use him?


Well, you can if you like. I was just being facetious.  ;D

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/05/04 at 5:55 pm


Well,you have some more of the following wrestlers that got the boot earlier this week.So Far:

Nidia
Jazz
A-Train
Test
Billy Gunn
Rico
Chuck Palumbo
Johnny Stamboli

Isn't that sad? And I wonder why the WWF(E)is going down the drain!  ::) They cut almost half the roster from RAW & Smackdown. I wonder what the hell is going on here?  >:(


No I dissagree, Howard. This is what is called 'cutting away the dead wood'. The WWE does not need these wasters. Albert has been clogging up the rosta since 1998, Billy Gunn has been useless since he left 'New Age Outlaws' (and some would argue he was useless in that tag team anyway). Nidia, Rico and Johnny Stamboli have not made an impression (apart from the Rico/Gunn gay wedding fiasco) and Test, like Albert, has also been seen doing nothing since 1998 as well. Jazz was probably the only one, out of the lot of them, that showed some promise but she was the victim of uneventful plot angles.

The WWE will do fine without them, Howard.  :)

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/05/04 at 6:27 pm

Palumbo & Stamboli were unlucky, both are v.talented. Test and Albert never really lived up to there potential.  Jazz was good, but an angry black gimmick was failed to start. The rest that have been cut needed it.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Xonnie316 on 11/06/04 at 11:08 am

Test
A-Train
Billy Gunn
Johnny Stamboli
Rodney Mack
Jazz
Gail Kim
Chuck Palumbo
Nidia
Rico

I heard 2 more to go !

Well some didn't get that much of a push, and deserved it, so seeing them in TNA, would be cool in my opinion.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/06/04 at 11:24 am

Half of the people released will end up in TNA.. and i imagine a few like Test, Palumbo and Gail Kim.. will become mainstays. TNA are looking for those kind of people.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/06/04 at 6:38 pm


Half of the people released will end up in TNA.. and i imagine a few like Test, Palumbo and Gail Kim.. will become mainstays. TNA are looking for those kind of people.


I think NWA-TNA have an open contract which means that wrestlers are free to come and go as they please. Perhaps the cleverest thing NWA-TNA have done.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/06/04 at 10:08 pm




I think NWA-TNA have an open contract which means that wrestlers are free to come and go as they please. Perhaps the cleverest thing NWA-TNA have done.



or they have All Japan Pro,Bob which they can train in. :)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/07/04 at 4:47 am

Hmm.. there was a big thing about this not long ago.. several top TNA Stars are being... 'asked' to sign written contracts. You notice that AJ etc never appear on ROH anymore, that's because TNA basically forbid them to.

With TNA getting bigger by the day (and rightly so) they will soon enough become real competition for WWE and then wrestling will emerge from the shadows again..

ROH is also gaining momentum and popularity, soon enough they will probably be rivaling TNA but unfortunatley i dont think 'pure wrestling' will ever catch on BIG TIME!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/07/04 at 3:56 pm

IMO, I don't think NWA-TNA have what it takes to dethrone WWE. I believe they are not making profit in their shows and are placing too much emphasis on Jeff Jarrett as the star attraction - which makes me believe that this is merely WCW part 2.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/07/04 at 4:01 pm

Possibly.. however all they need is that one lucky break.. Remember mid 90's WCW winning the ratings for what like 83 solid weeks.. then Smash.. Stone Cold Steve Austin basically makes his mark in a big way.. booya WCW see ya later

I dont think they have anybody like that at the moment, AJ the exception but he just isn't ever gonna be in a stone cold league..

However, more and more fans are turning to TNA, there wrestling is better, there wrestlers are generally better and with more and more talent going there it wont be long before some bigger stars start thinking, hell i could make nearly as much money in TNA and i would actually be a wrestler  ???

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/07/04 at 4:18 pm


Possibly.. however all they need is that one lucky break.. Remember mid 90's WCW winning the ratings for what like 83 solid weeks.. then Smash.. Stone Cold Steve Austin basically makes his mark in a big way.. booya WCW see ya later


Yep. You're right there. I think wrestling federations need to gamble with ideas more. If it wasn't for the unexpected Steve shoot at 'King of the Ring' 1997, you will probably not be seeing the same WWE.

I dont think they have anybody like that at the moment, AJ the exception but he just isn't ever gonna be in a stone cold league..

He's good but he's too slick I find. He isn't very remarkable in the character stakes either.

However, more and more fans are turning to TNA, there wrestling is better, there wrestlers are generally better and with more and more talent going there it wont be long before some bigger stars start thinking, hell i could make nearly as much money in TNA and i would actually be a wrestler  ???

Maybe.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/07/04 at 4:27 pm

Maybe.. Probably... Definatley

Happens v.fast

Watch TNA man, you will see.. the action is better, everything is more believable (no Katy Vick)

You can tell most of the workers WANT to work well

It's an all round better product

Now don't get me wrong, if WWE turned around and came back with some more top notch stuff i would watch that as well, but at the moment i never watch Smackdown, dont usually watch Raw and just watch PPV's that my mates have taped.. and this is from a guy who has watched wrestling since he was like 4...

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/07/04 at 4:31 pm


Now don't get me wrong, if WWE turned around and came back with some more top notch stuff i would watch that as well, but at the moment i never watch Smackdown, dont usually watch Raw and just watch PPV's that my mates have taped.. and this is from a guy who has watched wrestling since he was like 4...


I am exactly the same these days. A P-P-V is on every month these days so why knock yourself out every week watching two products that don't give a monkey's whether you want to see wrestling or not?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/07/04 at 4:33 pm

Very well defined.. the PPV is usually worth a watch.. Like survivor series will be pretty good i expect, but the shows themselves don't matter.. WWE know they will get a pretty similar rating no matter what sheeshe they stick on there..

I'm really hyped about Victory Road.. i think it will totally own!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/08/04 at 7:54 pm


Maybe.. Probably... Definatley

Happens v.fast

Watch TNA man, you will see.. the action is better, everything is more believable (no Katy Vick)

You can tell most of the workers WANT to work well

It's an all round better product

Now don't get me wrong, if WWE turned around and came back with some more top notch stuff i would watch that as well, but at the moment i never watch Smackdown, dont usually watch Raw and just watch PPV's that my mates have taped.. and this is from a guy who has watched wrestling since he was like 4...



Well,Alcoholica,WWF will continue to suck.ratings are not that great these days.Smackdown is crap,RAW is ok.PPV's I hardly ever watch like I used to cause they're way too expensive.They'll have to come up with something that'll grab the ratings and boost them to about a 5. something. ::)
They should've kept the old fogeys like Hogan,Piper,Sable, & Snuka out of the picture a few years ago,WWF would've done better without them. >:(


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/08/04 at 7:55 pm


Very well defined.. the PPV is usually worth a watch.. Like survivor series will be pretty good i expect, but the shows themselves don't matter.. WWE know they will get a pretty similar rating no matter what sheeshe they stick on there..

I'm really hyped about Victory Road.. i think it will totally own!



RAW and Smackdown both have the classic Survivor Series match ups so we'll see how good this PPV will be this Sunday.


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/08/04 at 8:04 pm

The WWE should only have the four main events (Royal Rumble, Wrestlemania, Summerslam and Survivor Series) and I believe that Raw/Smackdown should act similar to the Unforgiven/No Mercy/Armageddon/Judgement Day/Taboo Tuesday/Great American Bash thing. This way, it will improve plot direction (without having to fit something major at the end of every month), character and a thirst for the P-P-Vs. If I knew that a P-P-V was going to appear every three months, the hype would be three-fold that of the mediocre crap we get now (which, lets face it, is marginally better than Raw/Smackdown anyway!). This will also improve the rates for Smackdown and Raw as they will play a much better role.

Haven't the WWE realised that if you flood the market with something, people will get fed up with it?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/08/04 at 8:25 pm


The WWE should only have the four main events (Royal Rumble, Wrestlemania, Summerslam and Survivor Series) and I believe that Raw/Smackdown should act similar to the Unforgiven/No Mercy/Armageddon/Judgement Day/Taboo Tuesday/Great American Bash thing. This way, it will improve plot direction (without having to fit something major at the end of every month), character and a thirst for the P-P-Vs. If I knew that a P-P-V was going to appear every three months, the hype would be three-fold that of the mediocre crap we get now (which, lets face it, is marginally better than Raw/Smackdown anyway!). This will also improve the rates for Smackdown and Raw as they will play a much better role.

Haven't the WWE realised that if you flood the market with something, people will get fed up with it?



Yes.Bob you definitely have a point there.I agree with you. :)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Matts on 11/08/04 at 9:37 pm

This is kind of OT, but Bobby If you are a big ultimate Warrior fan, I just saw a movie called Firepower where he plays the lead bad guy of a underground fight circut! It wasn't to bad of a movie.  But maybe you already seen it?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/09/04 at 4:54 am

Personally i can see six PPV's a year being good. Nowadays people can't wait 3 months for that big ass matchup. Face it thats what Mania is for, granted there is a PPV a month before but everyone knows Mania is gonna totally own. Six a year would be awesome. The four main ones and then two others just to kind of... fill in the gaps. Face it, you have the Rumble in Januray, Mania in March, KOTR in May, Summerslam in July, Survivor Series in September and then Maybe Fully Loaded (I just like the name) in November.

I think it would work well. Also if anybody is interested, E-Mail me to get my new and condensed WWE Roster, working out who they could fire and the way things would work if the rosters were re-combined. Is relativley intereting, with 7-8 more fireings they could re-combine the rosters and we could have more entertaining TV Again.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/09/04 at 7:32 pm


Personally i can see six PPV's a year being good. Nowadays people can't wait 3 months for that big a** matchup. Face it thats what Mania is for, granted there is a PPV a month before but everyone knows Mania is gonna totally own. Six a year would be awesome. The four main ones and then two others just to kind of... fill in the gaps. Face it, you have the Rumble in Januray, Mania in March, KOTR in May, Summerslam in July, Survivor Series in September and then Maybe Fully Loaded (I just like the name) in November.

I think it would work well. Also if anybody is interested, E-Mail me to get my new and condensed WWE Roster, working out who they could fire and the way things would work if the rosters were re-combined. Is relativley intereting, with 7-8 more fireings they could re-combine the rosters and we could have more entertaining TV Again.


Now,it seems that WWF wants to have 2 PPVs a month,which is not the way it used to be 10 years ago.It used to be 1 PPV a month and that was it.And they're coming up with such strange names for them. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/09/04 at 7:34 pm

Has anyone seen the new and improved WWF web site? It's awesome. take a look :)

http://www.wwe.com


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 11/10/04 at 12:11 am

A lot of neat stuff on their Howard but it's slow as heck..and you can't push the back button without it taking 10 years...and the popups!

But over all it's awesome

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/10/04 at 4:44 am

Hmmm, you musn't have a great connection, i am just useing a 128K and it loads up smartly..

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/10/04 at 6:33 am


This is kind of OT, but Bobby If you are a big ultimate Warrior fan, I just saw a movie called Firepower where he plays the lead bad guy of a underground fight circut! It wasn't to bad of a movie.  But maybe you already seen it?


Hi Matts.  :)

I haven't seen the film but the name rings a bell. I can't be that much of an Ultimate Warrior fan.  ;D

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/10/04 at 6:47 am


Now,it seems that WWF wants to have 2 PPVs a month,which is not the way it used to be 10 years ago.It used to be 1 PPV a month and that was it.And they're coming up with such strange names for them. ::)


Well that really would be stupid, Howard (I reckon their thinking is to make a P-P-V for both Raw and Smackdown in the same month). That would be overkill IMO and the fans will get really sick of the idea I am sure. The WWE really are trying to milk this seperate factions thing for all it's worth, not realising they are restricting the fans choice.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/10/04 at 6:57 am

I think after Mania XXI they will re-combine the rosters, they seem to be getting rid of a lot of deadwood and some perfectly good wood mind.. but they are having a clear out. Could well be a sign.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Matts on 11/10/04 at 4:01 pm




Hi Matts.  :)

I haven't seen the film but the name rings a bell. I can't be that much of an Ultimate Warrior fan.  ;D
Yeah, you might be able to buy the DVD on Amazon market place for under 5 bucks! the VHS would be even less.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/10/04 at 6:51 pm


I think after Mania XXI they will re-combine the rosters, they seem to be getting rid of a lot of deadwood and some perfectly good wood mind.. but they are having a clear out. Could well be a sign.


Yep. Here's hoping.  :)

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/10/04 at 6:53 pm

well i don't know how much i wanna hop...

( i shouldnt comment being king of the Typow)

Yeah.. by the way.. WWE Have all but said they don't want to make many more releases because all it's doing is strengthening TNA.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/10/04 at 7:31 pm


I think after Mania XXI they will re-combine the rosters, they seem to be getting rid of a lot of deadwood and some perfectly good wood mind.. but they are having a clear out. Could well be a sign.



So far,The WWF have gotten rid of a whole load of people within the past year,especially the ones that were'nt being used properly.I wonder what it will take to get rid of HHH? ;D



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/10/04 at 7:33 pm




Well that really would be stupid, Howard (I reckon their thinking is to make a P-P-V for both Raw and Smackdown in the same month). That would be overkill IMO and the fans will get really sick of the idea I am sure. The WWE really are trying to milk this seperate factions thing for all it's worth, not realising they are restricting the fans choice.





That's why the fans don't give a rat's A-S-S about the PPV's anymore.the storyline buildup sucks and the ratings are down.That's one reason. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/11/04 at 4:12 am

I think if the rosters were re-combined then ratings would go up.. it's been proved that half the people that watch Raw, don't watch Smackdown and vice Versa...  and both shows get like a 3.5 3.9 usually.

Figure if they could see the people they wanted on each show your looking at theoretical ratings going to about 5.0 - 5.4

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/11/04 at 5:10 am


well i don't know how much i wanna hop...

( i shouldnt comment being king of the Typow)


I spelt 'hoping' correctly Alchoholica. 'Hopping' is what you are thinking about (I guess).

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/11/04 at 8:39 am

I'm an idiot

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Kryllith on 11/11/04 at 8:44 am


Personally i can see six PPV's a year being good. Nowadays people can't wait 3 months for that big a** matchup. Face it thats what Mania is for, granted there is a PPV a month before but everyone knows Mania is gonna totally own. Six a year would be awesome. The four main ones and then two others just to kind of... fill in the gaps. Face it, you have the Rumble in Januray, Mania in March, KOTR in May, Summerslam in July, Survivor Series in September and then Maybe Fully Loaded (I just like the name) in November.

I could live with that. Changes I'd like to see is have KOTR work like Wrestlemania IV. Have them fight all the matches on the PPV instead of working all the matches up to the quarterfinals on Raw/Smackdown.  And grant the winner a title shot (either for WWE/Heavyweight or US/Intercontential) or some other form of bonus for winning. Supposedly winning the KOTR was supposed to be a sign of getting a push, but there have been people who've won it and then basically gone no where. I think they had the right idea with giving Lesnar a shot for winning the title.

As for Fully Loaded (or whatever name they choose), I'd say go with a Taboo Tuesday style format, only make it even more open. Give the fans more options. I was kind of disappointed in the "You have to choose between Edge, Benoit, or HBK to fight HHH." I say if enough fans vote to have Tajiri, Hurricane, and Nunzio in a Fatal Fourway TLC match with HHH, then let them have it. :)

Kryllith

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/11/04 at 8:48 am

I like your ideas... yeah there should be the 8 top guys entered in to KOTR and the winner gets a shot.. (maybe that night)

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/11/04 at 7:20 pm


I think if the rosters were re-combined then ratings would go up.. it's been proved that half the people that watch Raw, don't watch Smackdown and vice Versa...  and both shows get like a 3.5 3.9 usually.

Figure if they could see the people they wanted on each show your looking at theoretical ratings going to about 5.0 - 5.4



If they had never combined the rosters in the first place,ratings would've been way up instead of it being in the 2's OR 3's all the time. ::)



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/11/04 at 7:27 pm

I don't know if it's true but from what I read on my wrestling messageboard is that Sean Waltman(XPac)has died.Could be that it was just misleading.God,I hope it is. ::)



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/12/04 at 8:55 am

Ok, lemme check Howard...

...checking...

...checking...

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/12/04 at 8:59 am

right, LOL.. my computer crashed and posted that incomplete.. no he isn't, it's obviously somebody making crap up...

However, there are.. substantial rumors that we could have a war games match at SS.. which would be awesome, Guerrero's team and Angle's team in classic survivor series and HHH's team vs Orton's team in War Games.. that would be sooooo righteous

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/12/04 at 9:55 pm


right, LOL.. my computer crashed and posted that incomplete.. no he isn't, it's obviously somebody making crap up...

However, there are.. substantial rumors that we could have a war games match at SS.. which would be awesome, Guerrero's team and Angle's team in classic survivor series and HHH's team vs Orton's team in War Games.. that would be sooooo righteous



and then at the very end of the night RAW survivors and Smackdown survivors could combine each other to engage in a battle royal just like The WWF did 14 years ago at The Survivor Series 1990.

Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/13/04 at 4:59 am

OH HELL YEAH!

That would sooooo totally reak of awesomeness man. Like Orton's team vs Kurts team or something.. yeah that would be Uberly righteous.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/13/04 at 9:25 am


right, LOL.. my computer crashed and posted that incomplete.. no he isn't, it's obviously somebody making crap up...

However, there are.. substantial rumors that we could have a war games match at SS.. which would be awesome, Guerrero's team and Angle's team in classic survivor series and HHH's team vs Orton's team in War Games.. that would be sooooo righteous


I saw the line-up for Survivor Series, Alchoholica and, unfortunately, there is no mention of a war games match. I know that JBL is fighting Booker T for the title (yawn!), Undertaker is going against Heidenreich (another yawn?) and Trish Stratus V Lita (perhaps another yawn). However, there is a fatal four-way match featuring Rey Misterio which sounds promising (if executed properly).

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/13/04 at 5:38 pm


OH HELL YEAH!

That would sooooo totally reak of awesomeness man. Like Orton's team vs Kurts team or something.. yeah that would be Uberly righteous.



That would be cool.If they had one,I'd like to see Big Show choke the life out of Batista or Randy Orton beat the crap out of Carlito Carribbean Cool. ;D

Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/13/04 at 5:40 pm




I saw the line-up for Survivor Series, Alchoholica and, unfortunately, there is no mention of a war games match. I know that JBL is fighting Booker T for the title (yawn!), Undertaker is going against Heidenreich (another yawn?) and Trish Stratus V Lita (perhaps another yawn). However, there is a fatal four-way match featuring Rey Misterio which sounds promising (if executed properly).


Here's to a good PPV tomorrow night.hopefully,it turns out well the way they want it to be. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 11/14/04 at 2:16 am





and then at the very end of the night RAW survivors and Smackdown survivors could combine each other to engage in a battle royal just like The WWF did 14 years ago at The Survivor Series 1990.

Howard


It wasn't a Battle Royal Howard, it was a "Grand Finale!"

Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, and Tito Santana Vs Million Dollar Man, Rick Martle, Warlord, Hercules, Paul Roma

And of course the Underdog 3 to 5 team wins!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/15/04 at 7:41 pm


It wasn't a Battle Royal Howard, it was a "Grand Finale!"

Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, and Tito Santana Vs Million Dollar Man, Rick Martle, Warlord, Hercules, Paul Roma

And of course the Underdog 3 to 5 team wins!


Yes. I remember the finale to be quite pointless IMO. They could have added more length to the matches already available (and have cutted out the embarrassingly GoobledyGooker section).  ::)

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/15/04 at 9:09 pm




Yes. I remember the finale to be quite pointless IMO. They could have added more length to the matches already available (and have cutted out the embarrassingly GoobledyGooker section).  ::)


Yeah,that was the most retarded gimmick I've ever seen.A dancing chicken doing backflips? ::) ;D
Gimmie A Break. :P


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/15/04 at 9:16 pm

http://www.wrestlecrap.com/induction%20files/wmtale/wmthealbum0.jpg


Who in here owned this album from 1993? ;D^


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 11/16/04 at 1:58 am




Yes. I remember the finale to be quite pointless IMO. They could have added more length to the matches already available (and have cutted out the embarrassingly GoobledyGooker section).  ::)


You know who that was Bobby!?!?!  It was....Hector Gerrero Sr!!!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/16/04 at 6:54 pm




You know who that was Bobby!?!?!  It was....Hector Gerrero Sr!!!


I always wondered why Hector Guerreo was given the part to play The Gobbeldy Gooker? ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/16/04 at 6:57 pm

Who in here thinks Ric Flair will retire by next year and break up Evolution?

http://karmaswrestlingretro.com/flair1.jpg


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 11/16/04 at 8:44 pm

I don't know the answer to that question Howard.....but this man here offically retired in 1985!!!!!! can you believe that???? and he quit wrestling when...15 years later Ha Ha HA HA!!!!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/17/04 at 3:59 am

Yeah.. and not a day too soon.

Flair will never fully retire but his age is seriously catching up with him.

Just at the moment he is resting because of a burst blood vessle in his leg... and these things are all catching up with him.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/17/04 at 8:56 pm


I don't know the answer to that question Howard.....but this man here offically retired in 1985!!!!!! can you believe that???? and he quit wrestling when...15 years later Ha Ha HA HA!!!!



But,you also forgot to mention that he got fired 2 years ago after his matches with Rakishi and Eddie Guerreo. ::)



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/17/04 at 9:00 pm


You know who that was Bobby!?!?!  It was....Hector Gerrero Sr!!!


Lol. He must have need the cash, Harmonica, that's all I can say. Stupid gambolling idiot. Was it just my embarrassment or did that segment feel like it went on for ever?  ;D

In answer to Howard, no I didn't get the Wrestlemania CD but I thought the song 'Wrestlemania' was good.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/17/04 at 9:02 pm

Who thinks The Undertaker will make it to 15 years and possibly beat Hulk Hogan's time in the WWF(20)?


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/17/04 at 9:04 pm




Lol. He must have need the cash, Harmonica, that's all I can say. Stupid gambolling idiot. Was it just my embarrassment or did that segment feel like it went on for ever?  ;D

In answer to Howard, no I didn't get the Wrestlemania CD but I thought the song 'Wrestlemania' was good.


I wonder where Eddie was at the time Hector was playing The Gobbeldy Gooker in 1990?



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/17/04 at 9:07 pm


http://phenomforest.com/other/scc/pics4/9094clse.jpg
Who thinks The Undertaker will make it to 15 years and possibility beat Hulk Hogan's time in the WWF(20)?


At least The Undertaker was a mainstay through most of his 15 year tenure with the WWF. Hulk Hogan will remain noted IMO for approx. 9 years (1984 - 1992/a little of 1993/a little of 2002)

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/17/04 at 9:11 pm


Who in here thinks Ric Flair will retire by next year and break up Evolution?

http://karmaswrestlingretro.com/flair1.jpg


I don't think Flair will ever retire until he dies. He may be like a Freddie Blassie figure ten years from now. You've got to wonder how Ric feels about ending his career with the WWE after spending so much time and energy in WCW.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/17/04 at 10:03 pm




I don't think Flair will ever retire until he dies. He may be like a Freddie Blassie figure ten years from now. You've got to wonder how Ric feels about ending his career with the WWE after spending so much time and energy in WCW.


He feels kinda sad but it was his job to entertain the fans. :)

Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 11/22/04 at 1:29 pm

I'm sick of seeing no replys to this topic!!!



Let's talk about another underrated "superstar"!!!!!!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: stingr22 on 11/22/04 at 1:39 pm

Devon Storm aka Crowbar is extremely underrated.  The guy can take a bump better than just about anyone in the business!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/22/04 at 7:02 pm

I wonder what became of Superstar Bill Dundee? ???


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 11/22/04 at 8:37 pm


I wonder what became of Superstar Bill Dundee? ???


Howard


I ain't seen him since his run in the USWA, I assume he retired or died...retired hopefully.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/22/04 at 8:56 pm




I ain't seen him since his run in the USWA, I assume he retired or died...retired hopefully.



probably lives in England somewhere.


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/22/04 at 9:54 pm


I ain't seen him since his run in the USWA, I assume he retired or died...retired hopefully.


That was the last I saw of him as well, Harmonica. As this website says, as of November 2003, he was still wrestling!

http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/profiles/b/bill-dundee.html

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/23/04 at 6:16 pm

http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/b/billdundee/02.jpg

I remember when he was a manager in WCW and managed William Regal.


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/23/04 at 6:19 pm

http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/j/joshmathews/09.jpg


I still can't believe he got punked out by JBL and Orlando Jordan a few weeks ago. ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/25/04 at 6:26 am

Has anybody else seen the next TNA  PPV main event?

'The Phenominal' A..J...Styles, Jeff 'The Human Highlight Reel' Hardy and... 'OOOOOOHHHH YEEEAAAAHHHH!' 'Macho Man' Raaaaaaaandy Saaaaaaaaaavage.

Versus

Jeff Jarrett, Kevin Nash & Scott Hall

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/25/04 at 7:12 am


Has anybody else seen the next TNA  PPV main event?

'The Phenominal' A..J...Styles, Jeff 'The Human Highlight Reel' Hardy and... 'OOOOOOHHHH YEEEAAAAHHHH!' 'Macho Man' Raaaaaaaandy Saaaaaaaaaavage.

Versus

Jeff Jarrett, Kevin Nash & Scott Hall


'Machoman' !?! Ha ha! It will be interesting to see how he gets on with all that ring rust he has accumulated over the last five years or so.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/25/04 at 7:15 am

Hopefully he's been taking his vitamins and saying his prayers.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/25/04 at 8:38 pm


Has anybody else seen the next TNA  PPV main event?

'The Phenominal' A..J...Styles, Jeff 'The Human Highlight Reel' Hardy and... 'OOOOOOHHHH YEEEAAAAHHHH!' 'Macho Man' Raaaaaaaandy Saaaaaaaaaavage.

Versus

Jeff Jarrett, Kevin Nash & Scott Hall


That's gonna suck. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/25/04 at 8:42 pm


That's gonna suck. ::)


All I know in that match is if Kevin Nash and Scott Hall are in it, it's going to be a very mediocre effort from them. 'Machoman' may shine as he will want to get exposure I'm sure. AJ Styles and Jeff Hardy will technically be excellent but not much else (may provide some decent spots) and - well, let's forget about Jeff Jarret heh?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/25/04 at 8:45 pm

http://www.nwatna.com/images/head/tp/wk3/macho1.jpg

Wow,look at this pic of Randy Savage.he has a full big beard these days. :o

Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/25/04 at 8:51 pm


http://www.nwatna.com/images/head/tp/wk3/macho1.jpg

Wow,look at this pic of Randy Savage.he has a full big beard these days. :o


Yes, I think he needs a trim. He don't look bad though - how old is Randy Savage? He's got to be heading for his 110th birthday by now surely.  ;D

Modified to add: checked a website and he was born November 15th 1952. So he has just had his 52nd birthday!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/25/04 at 8:58 pm




Yes, I think he needs a trim. He don't look bad though - how old is Randy Savage? He's got to be heading for his 110th birthday by now surely.  ;D

Modified to add: checked a website and he was born November 15th 1952. So he has just had his 52nd birthday!


http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/r/randysavage/50.jpg


He kinda reminds me of "Skinner" Steve Keirn from way back in the WWF days. ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/25/04 at 9:07 pm


http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/r/randysavage/50.jpg
He kinda reminds me of "Skinner" Steve Keirn from way back in the WWF days. ;D


You're quite right, Howard, he does. Not the most flattering pic I have seen of Randy (though you rarely get to see Randy close up without his shades).

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/25/04 at 9:46 pm

http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/r/randysavage/12.jpg

Here's an old school pic of Randy Savage with his shades on. ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/26/04 at 5:55 am

See, im actually a bit excited about this, not neccisarilly on how good or bad the match is, but that TNA managed to pull in Nash, Hall & Savage. It shows they are seriously growing seeing as Hall was basically saying he wouldn't work for anything less than a hundred gazillion dollars because he didn't really want to work.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/26/04 at 7:28 am


See, im actually a bit excited about this, not neccisarilly on how good or bad the match is, but that TNA managed to pull in Nash, Hall & Savage. It shows they are seriously growing seeing as Hall was basically saying he wouldn't work for anything less than a hundred gazillion dollars because he didn't really want to work.


I see where you are coming from, Alchoholica. I just don't think that TNA are going to get a hundred gazillion dollars worth out of Scot Hall.  :-\\

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/26/04 at 11:37 am

Nope.. sorry i didnt make the point, he aint gettin paid much, showing he actually wants to work for TNA.. to stick one up Vince's ass, and vinnie mac has made so many enemies..

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/26/04 at 7:54 pm

Who saw The WWF's Thanksgiving Food Fight on Smackdown last night? ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/26/04 at 7:56 pm


Nope.. sorry i didnt make the point, he aint gettin paid much, showing he actually wants to work for TNA.. to stick one up Vince's a**, and vinnie mac has made so many enemies..



Vince is basically hated by mostly every wrestler who he screwed over. ::)

Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/26/04 at 9:16 pm


Who saw The WWF's Thanksgiving Food Fight on Smackdown last night? ;D


Nope. Not bothered that I missed it either.

Vince has screwed wrestlers over (Kamala and Bad News Brown are examples - Kamala (James Harris) is a big-hearted American who got paid considerably less in his feud with The Undertaker and Bad News Brown (Allen Coage) admitted he had to fight for his pay-checks).

I believe Hulk Hogan got paid a $1.8 million for his match with 'Machoman' Randy Savage at Wrestlemania V - I wonder how much Savage got paid that night . . .  ::)

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/26/04 at 9:39 pm




Nope. Not bothered that I missed it either.

Vince has screwed wrestlers over (Kamala and Bad News Brown are examples - Kamala (James Harris) is a big-hearted American who got paid considerably less in his feud with The Undertaker and Bad News Brown (Allen Coage) admitted he had to fight for his pay-checks).

I believe Hulk Hogan got paid a $1.8 million for his match with 'Machoman' Randy Savage at Wrestlemania V - I wonder how much Savage got paid that night . . .  ::)




Bret Hart
Hulk Hogan
Shawn Michaels

most likely all of them got screwed one way or another. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/27/04 at 6:45 am

Bret was really pissed off at Flair if you saw him on that show i think on TSN, basically saying how Flair sucked chode majorly.. LOL.. i don't agree entirley, but Bret was a better worker than Flair.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/27/04 at 6:51 pm

Bret had plenty of feuds in WWF and WCW.I remember in 1992 Bret had beat Flair in Saskatoon and Bret also beat him in 1997 in WCW.


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/28/04 at 1:07 pm


Bret Hart
Hulk Hogan
Shawn Michaels

most likely all of them got screwed one way or another. ::)


I don't believe Hogan got screwed at all by Vince. Usually, Hogan barked the demands. I'm not entirely sure Shawn Michaels got screwed either.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/28/04 at 1:08 pm


Bret had plenty of feuds in WWF and WCW.I remember in 1992 Bret had beat Flair in Saskatoon and Bret also beat him in 1997 in WCW.


IMO, Bret Hart should have quit wrestling after Survivor Series 1997.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/28/04 at 3:54 pm

No.. no he shouldn't.. he was just incredibly miss used by WCW... like they miss used everybody they had...

Bret went in to WCW as the most talked about wrestler in years, and they buried him and then Goldberg finished him off... something i can never forgive Goldberg for.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/28/04 at 9:41 pm




I don't believe Hogan got screwed at all by Vince. Usually, Hogan barked the demands. I'm not entirely sure Shawn Michaels got screwed either.



What about The Mr.America gimmick he had 2 years ago? ??? He was told to leave after he proved on camera that he was indeed Hulk Hogan.Such a dumb retarded gimmick anyway. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/28/04 at 9:42 pm




IMO, Bret Hart should have quit wrestling after Survivor Series 1997.



I guess Bret knew he was gonna head off to WCW. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/28/04 at 10:00 pm


No.. no he shouldn't.. he was just incredibly miss used by WCW... like they miss used everybody they had...

Bret went in to WCW as the most talked about wrestler in years, and they buried him and then Goldberg finished him off... something i can never forgive Goldberg for.


I remember Bret and Goldberg had a match at Starcade 1999 (I think it was this event billed as 'the last match before the millenium' or something) and after a rather mediocre affair (considering Bret's ability to have a decent match with wrestlers a bit bigger than himself), Roddy Piper comes along and simply gives the belt to him. Needless to say, Bret stood there looking rather confused. With plotting like that, no wonder WCW hit the dirt.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/28/04 at 10:06 pm


What about The Mr.America gimmick he had 2 years ago? ??? He was told to leave after he proved on camera that he was indeed Hulk Hogan.Such a dumb retarded gimmick anyway. ::)


Hulk Hogan left the WWE because Vince wouldn't give him creative control over his Mr USA character (though how much control is needed over such a one-dimensional character I have no idea). Hogan called the shots, Vince refused and Hogan left as a result. That is not getting screwed, this is simply Hogan going off on a temper tantrum.

Here is an analogy: I am good at my job but if I don't become a manager if I ask to be one am I being screwed? That is just simply life. The owner controls the wrestlers because he is paying them to be controlled.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/28/04 at 11:12 pm




Hulk Hogan left the WWE because Vince wouldn't give him creative control over his Mr USA character (though how much control is needed over such a one-dimensional character I have no idea). Hogan called the shots, Vince refused and Hogan left as a result. That is not getting screwed, this is simply Hogan going off on a temper tantrum.

Here is an analogy: I am good at my job but if I don't become a manager if I ask to be one am I being screwed? That is just simply life. The owner controls the wrestlers because he is paying them to be controlled.


I think Vince is the one who should be giving creative control not Hogan after all these years. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/29/04 at 9:33 am


I think Vince is the one who should be giving creative control not Hogan after all these years. ::)


He probably had creative control over the 'All American' character.

Besides, that would be like the monkey taking over the organ grinder's business. Vince has made his own money making his own decisions. He would never allow a wrestler to create bad business for him. I would be very much the same in Vince's shoes.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/29/04 at 10:18 am

Vince is big enough and tough enough to make his own cock ups.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Kryllith on 11/29/04 at 11:06 am


No.. no he shouldn't.. he was just incredibly miss used by WCW... like they miss used everybody they had...

There was one good thing about his time in WCW. He and Chris Benoit had a match one night and it was one of the best damn matches I've ever seen. :)

Kryllith

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/29/04 at 11:19 am

THat's the awful thing, on just about every card there was a great match, that's why so many people watched WCW, but it wasn't cus they had the best bookers, just that Ted could offer the money the best wrestlers wanted.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/29/04 at 8:13 pm


THat's the awful thing, on just about every card there was a great match, that's why so many people watched WCW, but it wasn't cus they had the best bookers, just that Ted could offer the money the best wrestlers wanted.


In all honesty, that was about the same with WWF from Wrestlemania 4 - Summerslam 1992 (in my opinion).

Wrestlemania 4 - Battle Royal
Summerslam 1988 - British Bulldog V Fabulous Rougeaus
Survivor Series 1988 - 10 team tag match
Royal Rumble 1989 - Hart Foundation/'Hacksaw' Jim Duggan V Fabulous Rougeaus/Dino Bravo (admittedly the Rumble was pretty good too).
Wrestlemania 5 - Hulk Hogan V 'Machoking' Randy Savage
Summerslam 1989 - Hart Foundation V Brainbusters & Ultimate Warrior V 'Ravashing' Rick Rude
Survivor Series 1989 - Dream Team V The Enforcers & Roddy's Rowdies V Rude's Brood
Royal Rumble 1990 - Royal Rumble
Wrestlemania 6 - Hulk Hogan V Ultimate Warrior
Summerslam 1990 - Hart Foundation V Demolition (2-3 falls) & Ultimate Warrior V 'Ravashing' Rick Rude (cage match)
Survivor Series 1990 - (no real favourite)
Royal Rumble 1991 - Rockers V Orient Express & Royal Rumble
Wrestlemania 7 - Ultimate Warrior V 'Machoking' Randy Savage (retirement match)
Summerslam 1991 - Bret 'Hitman' Hart V Mr Perfect
Survivor Series 1991 (no real favourite)
Royal Rumble 1992 - Royal Rumble
Wrestlemania 8 - Bret 'Hitman' Hart V 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper & 'Machoman' Randy Savage V Ric Flair
Summerslam 1992 - Ultimate Warrior V 'Machoman' Randy Savage & Bret 'Hitman' Hart V British Bulldog

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/29/04 at 8:33 pm


He probably had creative control over the 'All American' character.

Besides, that would be like the monkey taking over the organ grinder's business. Vince has made his own money making his own decisions. He would never allow a wrestler to create bad business for him. I would be very much the same in Vince's shoes.


http://www.hulkhogan.co.uk/mramerica1.jpg

This was such a dumb gimmick.I mean look at him! He's a darn fool for saying "I am not Hulk Hogan". ::)

Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/29/04 at 8:34 pm

I think Kevin Nash(Diesel)was another wrestler who wanted all creative control over his character.


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/29/04 at 10:23 pm


I think Kevin Nash(Diesel)was another wrestler who wanted all creative control over his character.


There really wasn't much to his character to take control of, Howard. Kevin Nash in my opinion, is only beaten by Scot/Rick Steiner for cutting the most boring (and pointless) promos ever.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/30/04 at 6:35 am

Nash was great with his Outsider gimmick, as was Hall, but Hall was genuinley a great wrestler, he just couldnt overcome his personal demons.

Yeah the period you described was poor Bobby, i kind of started watching wrestling aound 1992-'93 and it got visibly better around then as the new wave came in.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/30/04 at 7:45 am


Nash was great with his Outsider gimmick, as was Hall, but Hall was genuinley a great wrestler, he just couldnt overcome his personal demons.

Yeah the period you described was poor Bobby, i kind of started watching wrestling aound 1992-'93 and it got visibly better around then as the new wave came in.


It was such a shame because they had the talent (more than the WWF could cope with I presume) - now it's like a dry spot in the desert!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 11/30/04 at 4:22 pm


There was one good thing about his time in WCW. He and Chris Benoit had a match one night and it was one of the best darn matches I've ever seen. :)

Kryllith


Hey lets not forget how awesomely Chris Jericho was used.... if not fot the WCW he would not be where he is today.

BTW, anyone remember his sidekick, I think his name was Rufus, but when Chris and Saturn had the dress match he came in a dress and it stands out s one of the funniest things I have seen to date.  He was fat, hairy, and ugly.  Perfect for a nice little dress.  :o

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 11/30/04 at 4:37 pm

sorry sorry sorry, hold up now, how well Jericho was used in WCW... oh my gosh, did you not watch WCW... did you not see how Jericho (arguably the best talent of the decade) was used?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 11/30/04 at 8:26 pm

Speaking of the steiner brothers, I miss the old Scott and Rick. in my personal opinion Rick was the better of the two, but lack of muscle size made Scott the "better" of them. Rick had some of the coolest moves and he took bumps like no other.

Rick was awesome..bottom line..if you don't believe me watch some of his old matches..he pulls moves out of no where and he takes them like no other.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/30/04 at 8:55 pm


Speaking of the steiner brothers, I miss the old Scott and Rick. in my personal opinion Rick was the better of the two, but lack of muscle size made Scott the "better" of them. Rick had some of the coolest moves and he took bumps like no other.

Rick was awesome..bottom line..if you don't believe me watch some of his old matches..he pulls moves out of no where and he takes them like no other.


http://www.bootydaddy.com/graphics/gallery4/04pumped_r1_c3.gif


This is Scott Steiner with an attitude change.Big Poppa Pump. ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/30/04 at 8:59 pm


Hey lets not forget how awesomely Chris Jericho was used.... if not fot the WCW he would not be where he is today.

BTW, anyone remember his sidekick, I think his name was Rufus, but when Chris and Saturn had the dress match he came in a dress and it stands out s one of the funniest things I have seen to date.  He was fat, hairy, and ugly.  Perfect for a nice little dress.  :o


Yeah,whatever became of Rufus?


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/30/04 at 10:22 pm


http://www.bootydaddy.com/graphics/gallery4/04pumped_r1_c3.gif
This is Scott Steiner with an attitude change.Big Poppa Pump. ;D


That's Scott with a steroid problem.  ;D

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 11/30/04 at 10:24 pm


Speaking of the steiner brothers, I miss the old Scott and Rick. in my personal opinion Rick was the better of the two, but lack of muscle size made Scott the "better" of them. Rick had some of the coolest moves and he took bumps like no other.

Rick was awesome..bottom line..if you don't believe me watch some of his old matches..he pulls moves out of no where and he takes them like no other.


Yes, The Steiner Brothers were probably the main reason I started watching wrestling fully (I got my uncle to record WCW Worldwide when it was on). The frankinsteiner back then was incredible!

By the way, Harmonica, I have noticed you have been away for a little while - welcome back.  :)

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 11/30/04 at 10:34 pm


Yes, The Steiner Brothers were probably the main reason I started watching wrestling fully (I got my uncle to record WCW Worldwide when it was on). The frankinsteiner back then was incredible!

By the way, Harmonica, I have noticed you have been away for a little while - welcome back.  :)


And then Bob,the Steiner Brothers went to WWF and won the tag titles from The Quebecers in 1993.


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 12/01/04 at 1:41 am


And then Bob,the Steiner Brothers went to WWF and won the tag titles from The Quebecers in 1993.


Howard


no they didn't Howard! The Quebecers beat the Steiners for the belts, by Disqualification!  I believe its the only time in history where a title DID change hands due to a DQ..

Here is who the Steiners beat for their 1st WWE Title and their 2nd too

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/01/04 at 8:29 am

LOLOLOL>. i just rememberd shane o's rip off Money Inc gimmick

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 12/01/04 at 12:30 pm


sorry sorry sorry, hold up now, how well Jericho was used in WCW... oh my gosh, did you not watch WCW... did you not see how Jericho (arguably the best talent of the decade) was used?



He was a small man... he wouldn't have even made Sunday Night Heat in the WWE without a buildup in WCW.  IN WCW he was able to use gimmicks and rock the mic.

If he would  have started out in the the WWE he would be flippin burgers right now.  I don't exclusively relate usefulness with titles.

And opportunities to show your usefulness are better than nothing. When was the last time he was considered a contender in the WWE?  Oh yeah, he can be inthe matches, but after his one major title reign he's been used as a joke.  The higlight reel?  Come on!?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 12/01/04 at 12:54 pm


That's Scott with a steroid problem.  ;D


One Word, W-E-A-K.

Freakzilla was no killer he was all filler.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 12/01/04 at 9:51 pm

I used to think that Money Inc could have been an excellent tag team but unfortunately, they chose to get counted out to keep their tag titles.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/01/04 at 9:53 pm


One Word, W-E-A-K.

Freakzilla was no killer he was all filler.



And no one gave him his walking papers.I haven't seem in god knows when. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/01/04 at 9:55 pm


no they didn't Howard! The Quebecers beat the Steiners for the belts, by Disqualification!  I believe its the only time in history where a title DID change hands due to a DQ..

Here is who the Steiners beat for their 1st WWE Title and their 2nd too


I wonder what broke them up as a tag team? ???


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/01/04 at 9:57 pm

Anyone see the Lingerie Contest with Randy Orton the other night on RAW?

wrestling seems to be a titty show these days.Don't you agree? ;)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 12/02/04 at 12:58 am


I wonder what broke them up as a tag team? ???


Howard


Steiners or Money Inc?


Steiners because Scott betrayed Rick by joining the NWO


Money Ince...I have no idea but I believe it's because Mike Rotundo(IRS) signed with WCW as V.K. Wallstreet shortly after Money Inc's 2nd Title loss to the Steiners.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Icemaidnrebix on 12/02/04 at 3:26 pm

Me and by best friend used to watch WWF wrestling at her house when we were about 12 until we were about 14.  I mashed my hand on the ceiling when Ultimate Warrior won the title. My friend used to have a cabin bed, we'd sit at the end and watch the TV, especially the wrestling. When he won I punched my fist into the air, but forgot how close to the ceiling I was, I ripped my knuckles to pieces, it hurt and they were bleeding everywhere.  Wow memories!  I had a laugh today, I was going through some old stuff and found my 1990/1991 WWF Sticker book..wow the fashions were SOOO 80's throwback, back then....especially The Rockers!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 12/02/04 at 4:04 pm


Me and by best friend used to watch WWF wrestling at her house when we were about 12 until we were about 14.  I mashed my hand on the ceiling when Ultimate Warrior won the title. My friend used to have a cabin bed, we'd sit at the end and watch the TV, especially the wrestling. When he won I punched my fist into the air, but forgot how close to the ceiling I was, I ripped my knuckles to pieces, it hurt and they were bleeding everywhere.  Wow memories!  I had a laugh today, I was going through some old stuff and found my 1990/1991 WWF Sticker book..wow the fashions were SOOO 80's throwback, back then....especially The Rockers!



I long for those late 80's through mid 90's days....Long live the rockers!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/02/04 at 6:28 pm


Steiners or Money Inc?


Steiners because Scott betrayed Rick by joining the NWO


Money Ince...I have no idea but I believe it's because Mike Rotundo(IRS) signed with WCW as V.K. Wallstreet shortly after Money Inc's 2nd Title loss to the Steiners.



And as for Ted Dibiase,he managed Steve Austin Ringmaster.

http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/04/austindibiase.jpg


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/02/04 at 6:37 pm



I long for those late 80's through mid 90's days....Long live the rockers!


Anyone remember The new Rockers? ::)

Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 12/02/04 at 8:05 pm


Anyone remember The new Rockers? ::)


I certainly do, Howard. Marty's last chance with the WWF as he teamed with a heavily miscast Leif Cassidy (better known as Al Snow). Oddly enough, I believe they were heels at some point in the short tenure as a tag team.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/02/04 at 9:09 pm


I certainly do, Howard. Marty's last chance with the WWF as he teamed with a heavily miscast Leif Cassidy (better known as Al Snow). Oddly enough, I believe they were heels at some point in the short tenure as a tag team.


well sort of like dorky heels.nobody paid attention to them so he became Al Snow with Head as for Marty Jannety he went his own separate way.


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 12/05/04 at 4:10 pm

yeah too bad him and Vince got into it or Jannetty woulda been as good as Michaels..he was originally supposed to be anyway..but he had to mess up on a few occasions.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/05/04 at 4:26 pm

From what i have heard Jannetty got a bit too big for his boots.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/05/04 at 10:19 pm

http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/m/martyjannetty/16.jpg


This was him a few years ago minus the long hair.^


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/05/04 at 10:20 pm


yeah too bad him and Vince got into it or Jannetty woulda been as good as Michaels..he was originally supposed to be anyway..but he had to mess up on a few occasions.



That's what maybe got him kicked out. ::)

Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 12/05/04 at 11:09 pm

The story on Jannetty is simple, he didn't like the idea of being broken up but Michaels wanted to be. So he just left the WWE one day without notice...McMahon decided to give him a second shot and that's how Jannetty won the IC belt, but then Jannetty turned around and did it again and when he came back..McMahon wasn't so forgiving and stuck him in jobber matches with Savio Vega and Stone Cold before humiliating the Rocker Gimmick with Leif Cassidy.

I'm not saying it wasn't Jannettys fault cause it was partying, women, and not caring to much got the best of him, and by the time he figured that out, it was too late. Still have to say he's one of my all time favorites though, and if he would of taken his chance...he could have been as good as Michaels or better.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 12/06/04 at 9:41 pm


The story on Jannetty is simple, he didn't like the idea of being broken up but Michaels wanted to be. So he just left the WWE one day without notice...McMahon decided to give him a second shot and that's how Jannetty won the IC belt, but then Jannetty turned around and did it again and when he came back..McMahon wasn't so forgiving and stuck him in jobber matches with Savio Vega and Stone Cold before humiliating the Rocker Gimmick with Leif Cassidy.

I'm not saying it wasn't Jannettys fault cause it was partying, women, and not caring to much got the best of him, and by the time he figured that out, it was too late. Still have to say he's one of my all time favorites though, and if he would of taken his chance...he could have been as good as Michaels or better.


Eh, I can't say that Jannetty would have evoked the same emotion that Michaels did.  I mean, when they were together as the Rockers he was definately my favorite, but Shawn makes my blood boil just by breathing.

I bought the Hall of Fame induction ceremonies before WW XX and I swear he's done about a pound of coke.  He keeps sniffing, his eyes are glossy, and damn man, his lips are so dry they are white.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/06/04 at 9:49 pm

http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/r/rockers/18.jpg

I kinda knew something was wrong with the Rockers.Shawn Michaels was acting strange and thought he was better than Jannetty. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/07/04 at 8:35 am


http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/r/rockers/18.jpg


LMAO I love that pic.. that's definatley gonna get photoshopped

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 12/07/04 at 8:23 pm

I don't think anyone would have trouble finding embarrassing pictures of Shawn Michaels if they looked hard enough.  I mean, damn, all you would have to do would be look at a gay man's collection of Playgirl and you would find it  ::).

Anyways, just a little notice to all you Canadians on the board, if there are any, Bret Hart is going to be on OTR on TSN December 13th.  Rumor has it he's almost ready to release his book.

While I am sure it's going to contain a lot of 'hero' and 'role model' stuff in it, I am very interested in which wrestlers he appreciates/rips to shreds.  As far as I'm concerned he is one of the few out there that actually has credibility.  And he has definitely overcame much of the bitterness after Survivor Series and his stroke.

I bet he goes easier on McMahon then Michaels and Flair.

hehehe, I hope it's out near Christmas.  :)

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/07/04 at 9:47 pm


I don't think anyone would have trouble finding embarrassing pictures of Shawn Michaels if they looked hard enough.  I mean, darn, all you would have to do would be look at a gay man's collection of Playgirl and you would find it  ::).

Anyways, just a little notice to all you Canadians on the board, if there are any, Bret Hart is going to be on OTR on TSN December 13th.  Rumor has it he's almost ready to release his book.

While I am sure it's going to contain a lot of 'hero' and 'role model' stuff in it, I am very interested in which wrestlers he appreciates/rips to shreds.  As far as I'm concerned he is one of the few out there that actually has credibility.  And he has definitely overcame much of the bitterness after Survivor Series and his stroke.

I bet he goes easier on McMahon then Michaels and Flair.

hehehe, I hope it's out near Christmas.  :)



http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/06/hartgoldberg.jpg

maybe this is one picture that should be brought up in the book.^ ::)


Howard


Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 12/08/04 at 6:16 am


McMahon wasn't so forgiving and stuck him in jobber matches with Savio Vega and Stone Cold before humiliating the Rocker Gimmick with Leif Cassidy.


I've heard Vince does this with some wrestlers as punishment (I heard that Dusty Rhodes was an example - polka dots and acting camp!?!). If Vince wants these wrestlers, he should not be shooting himself in the foot like that because teaming him up with Leif Cassidy is not drawing the crowds - remember wrestlers may do wrong but the fans, like customers, are always right.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/08/04 at 6:43 am

When you have as much cash as Vince you can do pretty much what you want, however that dosen't mean to say he is right.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 12/08/04 at 12:03 pm


I've heard Vince does this with some wrestlers as punishment (I heard that Dusty Rhodes was an example - polka dots and acting camp!?!). If Vince wants these wrestlers, he should not be shooting himself in the foot like that because teaming him up with Leif Cassidy is not drawing the crowds - remember wrestlers may do wrong but the fans, like customers, are always right.


I've heard horror story right after horror story...not to long Ago Terry Taylor was posing to Vince that maybe the promo's shouldn't have so much profanity and sexual references and Vince threatened to bring out the red hair dye.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 12/08/04 at 6:28 pm


http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/06/hartgoldberg.jpg

maybe this is one picture that should be brought up in the book.^ ::)
Howard



Any story to it besides it being Goldberg and him ending Hitman's career?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/08/04 at 6:28 pm

Yeah all about how much of a jerk Goldberg is

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 12/08/04 at 6:33 pm


Yeah all about how much of a jerk Goldberg is


Here's a link to a background story of Goldberg trying to show how much of a man he was backstage against Jerhico...

...sort of backfired.

http://www.brethart.com/columns/may9.asp

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/08/04 at 6:37 pm

Tells you all you need to know anout Goldberg

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/08/04 at 9:46 pm

What was the story about Chris Jericho calling him "Greenburg" in WCW?
and why did they wait 4 years later to finally cross paths with each other? ::)



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/08/04 at 9:48 pm

Jericho didn't think it was right that Goldberg even when he was new, Green and inexperienced, was beating people who deserved a push.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/08/04 at 9:53 pm


Jericho didn't think it was right that Goldberg even when he was new, Green and inexperienced, was beating people who deserved a push.



But that never gave him the right to make fun of him and call him Greenburg ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/08/04 at 9:55 pm

well.. Jericho is a hell of a lot better and Goldberg is a jerk... i think maybe this one can pass lol

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 12/08/04 at 10:12 pm


I've heard horror story right after horror story...not to long Ago Terry Taylor was posing to Vince that maybe the promo's shouldn't have so much profanity and sexual references and Vince threatened to bring out the red hair dye.


That's got to be a horror story. Lol. Terry's first outing was a complete disaster. I could never understand why he was in The Heenan Family to start with.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 12/08/04 at 10:13 pm


well.. Jericho is a hell of a lot better and Goldberg is a jerk... i think maybe this one can pass lol


Too right. Oh! I'll add my two-penny worth as well - Goldberg is a jerk.  ;D

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/08/04 at 10:37 pm


Too right. Oh! I'll add my two-penny worth as well - Goldberg is a jerk.  ;D


maybe that's why he got fired from WWF. ;D



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 12/09/04 at 1:15 am


maybe that's why he got fired from WWF. ;D



Howard


I always liked "Goldturd! Goldturd!" any real pro wrestling fan, it'd be impossible to like Goldberg

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 7:51 am

He got fired from the WWF (i hate calling it WWE as well stupid name..)

Because, basically he wanted more money, he wanted to be the champion, he didn't wanna lose to anybody, he didn't wanna be teamed up with specific people, he just wanted to win everything and never lose. To be honest they have Triple H for that and he is a hell of a lot better than Goldberg, and i will give Hunter credit, he does occasionally lose.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 12/09/04 at 4:29 pm


He got fired from the WWF (i hate calling it WWE as well stupid name..)

Because, basically he wanted more money, he wanted to be the champion, he didn't wanna lose to anybody, he didn't wanna be teamed up with specific people, he just wanted to win everything and never lose. To be honest they have Triple H for that and he is a hell of a lot better than Goldberg, and i will give Hunter credit, he does occasionally lose.


I'm actually still pisssed at HHH for holding hte title for (8??10??12 Months) when he couldn't even wrestle.

That being said, at least when he's healthy, he's a helluva wrestler.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 4:34 pm

Yeah he is, it does annoy me that he flexes his politcal muscle to keep the title, but he does job for people, and i can see his reasoning. If he jobbed for everybody then it wouldn't be a major thing when somebody beat him, however, because he is so dominant when say Orton beats him, it pushes Orton or whoever, that little bit more than if a normal guy jobbed to them. Same can be said about The Undertaker.

Yeah when he is healthy he is one of the best, however he hasn't been properly healthy for some time now, he is just starting to get back to full fitness, but really he needs to take 2-3 months off and then come back better than ever.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 12/09/04 at 5:45 pm


Yeah he is, it does annoy me that he flexes his politcal muscle to keep the title, but he does job for people, and i can see his reasoning. If he jobbed for everybody then it wouldn't be a major thing when somebody beat him, however, because he is so dominant when say Orton beats him, it pushes Orton or whoever, that little bit more than if a normal guy jobbed to them. Same can be said about The Undertaker.

Yeah when he is healthy he is one of the best, however he hasn't been properly healthy for some time now, he is just starting to get back to full fitness, but really he needs to take 2-3 months off and then come back better than ever.


All I can say is that it hurts the WWE.  Is it me or has Vince lost his mind lately?  CCC winning the U.S. title in his first appearance, HHH keeping the championship while injured, Orton getting the belt with no real buildup.  I think the ratings show how much Vince is underminding his own company.

It's like all the belts are meaningless, unlike how they were 10 years ago.  Remember when the Intercontinental meant something?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 5:52 pm

It used to be that every title was important.. now the world heavyweight championship.. is just being left up in the air.. that tells you something

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/09/04 at 6:02 pm


Yeah he is, it does annoy me that he flexes his politcal muscle to keep the title, but he does job for people, and i can see his reasoning. If he jobbed for everybody then it wouldn't be a major thing when somebody beat him, however, because he is so dominant when say Orton beats him, it pushes Orton or whoever, that little bit more than if a normal guy jobbed to them. Same can be said about The Undertaker.

Yeah when he is healthy he is one of the best, however he hasn't been properly healthy for some time now, he is just starting to get back to full fitness, but really he needs to take 2-3 months off and then come back better than ever.


Triple H is a title hog.That's what happens when you're part of the McMahon Family and you're screwing the boss's daughter. ::)
He thinks he wants to be like Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan. ::)



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/09/04 at 6:05 pm


It used to be that every title was important.. now the world heavyweight championship.. is just being left up in the air.. that tells you something



I think he deserves to get stripped of the title. >:(



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 6:05 pm


He thinks he wants to be like Ric Flair


That's exactly it, but as Mr Flair (who i am not a huge fan of to be honest) said.. To be the man, you gotta beat the man!

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/09/04 at 6:07 pm


That's exactly it, but as Mr Flair (who i am not a huge fan of to be honest) said.. To be the man, you gotta beat the man!


and HHH has never beaten Ric Flair.Or has he? ???


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 6:07 pm

Well he has.. but not properly.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/09/04 at 6:12 pm

That's why Evolution will eventually crumble.I know that Batista is starting to turn face and I don't know abour Ric Flair having to confront HHH.That would be excellent. ;D



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 6:14 pm

If they booked Triple H clean over ric flair, and Flair retired then.. that would be right.. he would retire with dignity, and by beating Ric Flair clean, 1...2...3 in the middle of the ring Triple H could honestly say he was the man. Maybe at Wrestlemania Ric Flair vs Triple H

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/09/04 at 6:15 pm


If they booked Triple H clean over ric flair, and Flair retired then.. that would be right.. he would retire with dignity, and by beating Ric Flair clean, 1...2...3 in the middle of the ring Triple H could honestly say he was the man. Maybe at Wrestlemania Ric Flair vs Triple H



or Batista vs.Ric Flair vs.HHH with Randy Orton as special guest referee. ;D


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 6:18 pm

That would be a neat match. Im wondering what Wrestlemania will be like this year.. i guess it's too early to say. I think Stone Cold will definatley be there, so will The Rock, i think Mick Foley will as well.

Personally i think the main event should be Randy Orton vs Chris Jericho

That would be such an awesome match, eventually they will have to make Randy orton a heel again, people just don't like him as a face.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/09/04 at 6:21 pm


That would be a neat match. Im wondering what Wrestlemania will be like this year.. i guess it's too early to say. I think Stone Cold will definatley be there, so will The Rock, i think Mick Foley will as well.

Personally i think the main event should be Randy Orton vs Chris Jericho

That would be such an awesome match, eventually they will have to make Randy orton a heel again, people just don't like him as a face.



It's just weird that Wrestlemania 21 is just around the corner.and to think last year Stone Cold was the referee for Goldberg vs.Brock Lesnar. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 6:23 pm

Yeah, that was a strange match, everybody knew that was both of those guys last matches, nobody cared about them and yet even Stone Cold was about to leave soon after.

That match really did suck though, Only Austin was good there

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/09/04 at 6:25 pm


Yeah, that was a strange match, everybody knew that was both of those guys last matches, nobody cared about them and yet even Stone Cold was about to leave soon after.

That match really did suck though, Only Austin was good there


Whoever thought everybody's dream match would come true but yet sucked so much. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 6:26 pm

Yeah.. and they hyped it up so much, and yet the match was just really bad, it didn't look like ther were even trying to make it look good.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/09/04 at 6:29 pm

and also Hulk Hogan vs.Vince McMahon sucked.Oh yeah,I heard that Hogan and her daughter will face Vince and her daughter at Wrestlemania 21.


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 6:30 pm

Yeah i heard about that. I really doubt it though, and it would totally suck.. Brooke Hogan has never wrestled ever, and it's not like the Hulkster is much to watch anymore, in there match i really thought Vinny Mac was as good as the Hulkster.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/09/04 at 7:47 pm


Yeah i heard about that. I really doubt it though, and it would totally suck.. Brooke Hogan has never wrestled ever, and it's not like the Hulkster is much to watch anymore, in there match i really thought Vinny Mac was as good as the Hulkster.


Vince McMahon will never be as good as Hulk Hogan.Vince thinks he can wrestle. ::)



Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 7:48 pm

Hogan used to be able to wrestle.. now he can't simple as that

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Howard on 12/09/04 at 7:52 pm


Hogan used to be able to wrestle.. now he can't simple as that


Vince can't wrestle either. ::)


Howard

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 7:59 pm

True.. but he trys lol

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Bobby on 12/09/04 at 8:30 pm

What was interesting (if anything) about that Goldberg/Lesnar match at Wrestlemania 21 was how quick the whole thing ended. What Goldberg did to Lesnar was very much what Lesnar did to The Rock before he left for the movies.

Anyone looking forward to The Royal Rumble? What are your predictions for the winner?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/09/04 at 8:34 pm

The Rumble looks interesting... my prediction for the rumble will have to wait until after Armaggedon.. well ok i will explain.

Basically if Eddie Guerrero or The Undertaker wins, then i think it will be either one of them that lost or Booker T. (I wanna see RVD win but he won't)

However if it is a Raw winner, i would like to see Jericho win it.. and i can actually see him doing so.

He isn't involved in anything big at the moment, and Vince ain't that stupid, he knows Jericho is a big draw.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 12/10/04 at 12:10 pm


Hogan used to be able to wrestle.. now he can't simple as that


Since when?  As far as I can figure it, Hogan is just as good now as he ever was, but that's because he never could wrestle. He was just a magician with the crowd.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Alchoholica on 12/10/04 at 12:12 pm

There have been matches where Hogan has been good, against Savage he was good, it was an entertaining well put together match and on several occasions against Andre he was good.. but that was about it.

In WCW he never had one good match in my opinion.

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: Harmonica on 12/10/04 at 12:22 pm


There have been matches where Hogan has been good, against Savage he was good, it was an entertaining well put together match and on several occasions against Andre he was good.. but that was about it.

In WCW he never had one good match in my opinion.


Who woulda thought the first person to pin Hulk Hogan in WCW would be Arn Anderson?

Subject: Re: 90s wrestling (yup wresting again )

Written By: SkyLowLow on 12/10/04 at 12:27 pm


There have been matches where Hogan has been good, against Savage he was good, it was an entertaining well put together match and on several occasions against Andre he was good.. but that was about it.

In WCW he never had one good match in my opinion.



I absolutely disagree. While he didn't win any matches by legitimate pinfall when he was a heel that was just part of his character. And it really made you more annoyed with him. Speaking of Savage and the WCW though, I beleive it was after Hogan had turned on Savage with the NWO when I saw their best match.

It wasn't anything special until Savage, who was eyeing Hogan outside of the ring while on top of the turnbuckle, jumped at Hulk who was resting on the gate around the ring.  By some freak accident Savage, who missed Hogan a la elbow, went to anchor himself on the rail.  Instead, his elblow fell into a partition preventing him from stopping himself.  His knees bent, his chin when into the corner of the rail, and you could literally see his eyes open up about 3 times their normal size.  I could almost see the stars around his skull.

I am sure that it was one of the biggest hits he ever received but he pressed on in an absolute daze, shaking his head and grabbing his rearranged chin.  Hogan kept going but you could see that Randy took a few minutes just to figure out who he was.  After that the match took on a special meaning because of the sheer will of Savage.  He pulled it off with Hogan and I am sure to this day I was one of the very few who picked out the blow to Randy.

It turned out to be a great match.

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