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Rusty Shackelford posted:Why did you say that the Iron Sheik was from Iran then? Because sometimes he was billed from Baghdad? No, because savinhill said, mistakenly, that Sheik got over as an Iranian without being Iranian.
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Informal Poll: Was Jericho's best material during his heel run in WCW? He called Stephanie McMahon a gigantic whore in the Attitude Era, apparently did a whole lot of nothing from '02-'05 and at the peak of his current heel run, has been incredibly entertaining in a much different way. It's just, I notice that when people talk about how awesome Jericho is, they usually say ARMBAR or talk about conspiracies or quote anything else he said in that one year on the TV shows of a long-dead wrestling company.
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Jun 26, 2010 06:48
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Does anyone know if there are DVDs of the Von Erichs Texas wrestling program that was on TV in the 80's?
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Jun 26, 2010 06:49
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Kerck Pnameless posted:He called Stephanie McMahon a gigantic whore in the Attitude Era That's "Filthy, dirty, disgusting, bottom feeding trash bag ho", mister 
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Jun 26, 2010 06:50
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savinhill posted:Does anyone know if there are DVDs of the Von Erichs Texas wrestling program that was on TV in the 80's? There aren't any of specific shows, but WWE put out a World Class DVD a couple years back.
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Jun 26, 2010 06:52
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Kerck Pnameless posted:Informal Poll: Was Jericho's best material during his heel run in WCW? He called Stephanie McMahon a gigantic whore in the Attitude Era, apparently did a whole lot of nothing from '02-'05 and at the peak of his current heel run, has been incredibly entertaining in a much different way. It's just, I notice that when people talk about how awesome Jericho is, they usually say ARMBAR or talk about conspiracies or quote anything else he said in that one year on the TV shows of a long-dead wrestling company.
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Jun 26, 2010 06:52
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Top-Knot Jericho is the best Jericho. Forever and always.
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Jun 26, 2010 07:00
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maniacripper posted:Top-Knot Jericho is the best Jericho. Forever and always. Top-Knot and Ralphus combo is best Jericho
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Kerck Pnameless posted:Informal Poll: Was Jericho's best material during his heel run in WCW? He called Stephanie McMahon a gigantic whore in the Attitude Era, apparently did a whole lot of nothing from '02-'05 and at the peak of his current heel run, has been incredibly entertaining in a much different way. It's just, I notice that when people talk about how awesome Jericho is, they usually say ARMBAR or talk about conspiracies or quote anything else he said in that one year on the TV shows of a long-dead wrestling company. I'd agree with Jericho himself when I say that his current stuff is the best work of his career. The character hasn't been as amazing as it was during the HBK feud but it's still excellent.
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Jun 26, 2010 09:04
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Whatever happened to that jacked WWE security dude with the pony-tail? Is he still with the company?
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Jun 26, 2010 09:44
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MrMondayNight posted:Top-Knot and Ralphus combo is best Jericho Needs a little Jericholic Ninja to round things out.
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Jun 26, 2010 13:49
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Curtis of Nigeria posted:Whatever happened to that jacked WWE security dude with the pony-tail? Is he still with the company? Andrew Martin died, unfortunately.
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Curtis of Nigeria posted:Whatever happened to that jacked WWE security dude with the pony-tail? Is he still with the company? All I can find online is that his name is Jim Dotson and he may have screwed himself up with steroids. Other than that, I can't find his name in anything other than really old Raw re-caps.
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Jun 26, 2010 14:21
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WCW Jericho was all Jericho's doing. He went out there and did things that he hoped would get him over (1004 holds, Conspiracy Victim, getting his dad in). I felt his feud with Stephanie had good parts, but got old and sexist. His modern heelwork is awesome.
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savinhill posted:I just started watching TNA at the beginning of this year and Richards nor Raven have been on TV in that time.  lol they all look so disgusted. "the bingo hall was one thing but... this..."
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Jun 26, 2010 16:35
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frankenfreak posted:Stevie is fighting the tears... And Raven's mascara is running from his uncontrollable weeping.
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Save Russian Jews posted:That's "Filthy, dirty, disgusting, bottom feeding trash bag ho", mister There was a "brutal" in there somewhere, too. That was always the funniest part to me for some reason.
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Jun 27, 2010 01:28
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Jun 27, 2010 03:30
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Still not quite as funny as The Rock's 'Hoodrat trick you call a wife'
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Supreme Allah posted:Still not quite as funny as The Rock's 'Hoodrat trick you call a wife' I always liked his "five-dollar-- no. Two-dollar-- no. Fifty-cent-- no. Does anybody have change for a nickel?" line.
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Jun 27, 2010 03:47
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A Dapper Man posted:All I can find online is that his name is Jim Dotson and he may have screwed himself up with steroids. Other than that, I can't find his name in anything other than really old Raw re-caps. That was his name, he was always at ringside during Raw. A Google search says he became an actor and was in a Stargate episode.
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What exactly does a "Producer" do in Wrestling? For example, I keep hearing that if someone else takes over head booking for TNA that Vince Russo would stay on having a role as Producer or Executive Producer. Maybe my mind has become clouded by years of general managers, commissioners, consortiums, and good will ambassadors to begin to understand the functions of the actual backstage roles.
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Salt In The Wound posted:What exactly does a "Producer" do in Wrestling? For example, I keep hearing that if someone else takes over head booking for TNA that Vince Russo would stay on having a role as Producer or Executive Producer. Maybe my mind has become clouded by years of general managers, commissioners, consortiums, and good will ambassadors to begin to understand the functions of the actual backstage roles. "Producer" is a fancy way to say "road agent" in WWE. Guys like Arn and Steamboat and Finlay help plan out matches with the Talent.
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Neodoomium posted:"Producer" is a fancy way to say "road agent" in WWE. Guys like Arn and Steamboat and Finlay help plan out matches with the Talent. When you look at all the agents WWE has, its a pretty impressive list: Arn Anderson Dean Malenko Ricky Steamboat IRS Finlay
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What is Vickie's kayfabe role on Smackdown?I've never heard of her being referred to as a manager and Teddy is the GM,so I was wondering why she's there.
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savinhill posted:What is Vickie's kayfabe role on Smackdown?I've never heard of her being referred to as a manager and Teddy is the GM,so I was wondering why she's there. Official consultant to the GM of Smackdown.
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DMPunk posted:When you look at all the agents WWE has, its a pretty impressive list: Also Jamie Noble. Sometimes when I'm watching a WWE match, I'll see a move or series of moves and can figure out what agent put the match together. The Mysterio/Ziggler matches, for example, seemed put together by Mysterio's old nemesis, Dean Malenko, and had spots similar to what Dean and Mysterio pulled off in WCW.
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Jun 27, 2010 17:56
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Jay 2K Winger posted:I always liked his "five-dollar-- no. Two-dollar-- no. Fifty-cent-- no. Does anybody have change for a nickel?" line.
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Jun 27, 2010 18:04
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Speaking of the Rock -- did I completely hallucinate the fact that he was supposed to guest-host Raw at some point?
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Jun 27, 2010 18:13
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Edwardian posted:Speaking of the Rock -- did I completely hallucinate the fact that he was supposed to guest-host Raw at some point? He teased it before a Wrestlemania. Then he vanished again.
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Jun 27, 2010 18:22
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Edwardian posted:Speaking of the Rock -- did I completely hallucinate the fact that he was supposed to guest-host Raw at some point? he was supposed to GH on june 12th. he changed his mind.
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Minidust posted:Not to drag out the whole "Cena wishes he was the Rock" thing, but this highlights one of the big differences between them. People remember specific Rock promos. Whereas Cena just has a generic "Cena Promo" that gets applied to whoever he's working with at the time. The only ones that stand out are the ones that are exceptionally juvenile/stupid ("fart juice," "Y2-cheap," etc.). Meanwhile I can fondly recall a ton of Rock stuff. JBL IS POOPY was a classic. For a related question, what happened with the Cryme Tyme + Cena thing? They got together for one or two weeks then it seemed to be dropped and never spoken of again. I don't recall that being around the time CT got let go, though that could certainly explain it.
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Nibble posted:For a related question, what happened with the Cryme Tyme + Cena thing? They got together for one or two weeks then it seemed to be dropped and never spoken of again. I don't recall that being around the time CT got let go, though that could certainly explain it. It's just added to the list of temporary alliances/love interests/angles. Kane/K2/Orton Cena/Mickey Miz/Jericho
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Hockles posted:It's just added to the list of temporary alliances/love interests/angles. Actually I think Cryme Tyme and Cena teamed up because Pricele$$ was helping JBL. So it was a Cryme Tyme/Pricele$$ feud at the same time.
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Jun 27, 2010 19:44
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Minidust posted:Not to drag out the whole "Cena wishes he was the Rock" thing, but this highlights one of the big differences between them. People remember specific Rock promos. Whereas Cena just has a generic "Cena Promo" that gets applied to whoever he's working with at the time. The only ones that stand out are the ones that are exceptionally juvenile/stupid ("fart juice," "Y2-cheap," etc.). Meanwhile I can fondly recall a ton of Rock stuff. Come on now, you're acting like a freakin ham sandwich!!!
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KungFu Grip posted:Actually I think Cryme Tyme and Cena teamed up because Pricele$$ was helping JBL. So it was a Cryme Tyme/Pricele$$ feud at the same time. CTC was a great idea for a stable and was immediately dashed
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Jun 27, 2010 21:06
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Matlock posted:CTC was a great idea for a stable and was immediately dashed Didn't Cena get hurt or something? Or there was a trade?
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Strenuous Manflurry posted:Didn't Cena get hurt or something? Or there was a trade? nope. Once Punk's reign ended, the stable died.
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ADRIEN GRODYS FIFE posted:nope. Once Punk's reign ended, the stable died. Punk's reign ended 3 weeks after Cena got hurt. The stable ended because Cena got hurt.
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