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Pope Corky the IX posted:Did Kane ever win over Taker other than the buried alive match where he needed the Dudleys to help him? And then that led to the Wrestlemania XX match where Taker beat him again anyway.
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Halloween Jack posted:During their 2010 feud Kane had Paul Bearer's help, but he beat him three times and one of them was clean and they blew it off at Hell in a Cell, so it was pretty decisive. They definitely made it clear over the years, that whenever Kane would lock up with Taker, that if he wasn't Take's equal, he was a close as he could be, and arguably more vicious.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:They definitely made it clear over the years, that whenever Kane would lock up with Taker, that if he wasn't Take's equal, he was a close as he could be, and arguably more vicious. kane put even more points in endurance and strength but taker had the slight agi advantage
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El Gallinero Gros posted:They definitely made it clear over the years, that whenever Kane would lock up with Taker, that if he wasn't Take's equal, he was a close as he could be, and arguably more vicious. And more willing to gently caress corpses and appear on Alex Jones
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bobkatt013 posted:And more willing to gently caress corpses and appear on Alex Jones I'm pretty sure Taker was just never asked to appear.
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gently caress hogan on wwf in 98. What would have happened if Flair went to wwf in 99 after he was fired from wcw. A motivated Flair going against Austin, rock, hhh. He probably would have done the mick Foley thing where he’s just putting guys over at the end of a long feud.
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Halloween Jack posted:I think he might have just ended up in the same position when he was in WWE before: putting in good work, but just hanging out in the midcard with not a lot to do. Austin might have wanted to work with him, though. flair and austin would've been amazing frenemies, since austin also spent half his time pissing off the entire roster
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The American Dream posted:gently caress hogan on wwf in 98. It was spring of 98 and according to him he was outside a PPV waiting to debut. Forget how it got nixed.
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MassRafTer posted:It was spring of 98 and according to him he was outside a PPV waiting to debut. Forget how it got nixed. He was still involved in the lawsuit against WCW and his lawyer told him it would be hella dumb
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MassRafTer posted:It was spring of 98 and according to him he was outside a PPV waiting to debut. Forget how it got nixed. Flair knew austin was a future main eventer back in wcw and wanted to take him under his wing. It probably would have motivated the hell out of him and they would have had many great matches together. They could have formed an uneasy alliance against the corporation based on Flairs troubles with the bosses at wcw. I’m going to assume the radicalz still jump ship and Flair can ease into managing his new 4 Horsemen while still wrestling a bit.
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Randaconda posted:He was still involved in the lawsuit against WCW and his lawyer told him it would be hella dumb The lawsuit was going on but he was literally outside the arena on the phone with various parties so it had to take more than just a lawyer saying "bad idea." I'm sure it was legal putting their foot down, but I have a feeling there was more going on to actually stop it.
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If it was that simple Flair probably would have negotiated for his release rather than better terms.
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MassRafTer posted:The lawsuit was going on but he was literally outside the arena on the phone with various parties so it had to take more than just a lawyer saying "bad idea." I'm sure it was legal putting their foot down, but I have a feeling there was more going on to actually stop it. I'm sure Vince didn't want to set a precedent.
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holy poo poo those sting shirts fuckin own
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"i have given my triplet sons 3 wrestler heads on sticks, whoever currently owns the hogan head is the strongest and thus most favored"
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MassRafTer posted:The lawsuit was going on but he was literally outside the arena on the phone with various parties so it had to take more than just a lawyer saying "bad idea." I'm sure it was legal putting their foot down, but I have a feeling there was more going on to actually stop it. If so, I'd think it boiled down to Flair really not wanting to leave WCW. No matter how bad they booked him, he'd always re-sign the contract. The contract was ironed out in late 1998 and he extended it, but I'm pretty sure he re-signed another after that. He'd talked well of his WWF experience in 1992, but because of insecurity or whatever, he stayed with WCW.
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RC and Moon Pie posted:If so, I'd think it boiled down to Flair really not wanting to leave WCW. No matter how bad they booked him, he'd always re-sign the contract. The contract was ironed out in late 1998 and he extended it, but I'm pretty sure he re-signed another after that. He'd talked well of his WWF experience in 1992, but because of insecurity or whatever, he stayed with WCW. i think part of it was just to spite bischoff, who fuckin hated him
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Why do the Hall Nash and Hogan action figures vibrate. Why are they seven inches in height and they vibrate. Why are they from Original San Francisco Toymakers and they are action figures of muscle men and they vibrate.
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I had a vibrating Sting figure. I was like 9 years old, didn't know better, and didn't understand why my dad found it so funny.
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Animal-Mother posted:Why do the Hall Nash and Hogan action figures vibrate. Why are they seven inches in height and they vibrate. Why are they from Original San Francisco Toymakers and they are action figures of muscle men and they vibrate. every 5 years or so someone accidentally invents a sex toy for kids, its just the way nature goes
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Animal-Mother posted:Why do the Hall Nash and Hogan action figures vibrate. Why are they seven inches in height and they vibrate. Why are they from Original San Francisco Toymakers and they are action figures of muscle men and they vibrate. The Nash vibrating action figure would have been perfect for his fan club 
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overmind2000 posted:The Nash vibrating action figure would have been perfect for his fan club Someone ripped on them being old ladies or whatever to him on twitter so he basically said gently caress you these are my fans and they’re great.
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I would, this very day, take that nWo gym bag to the gym
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shiksa posted:every 5 years or so someone accidentally invents a sex toy for kids, its just the way nature goes Like the Play-Doh dildo from a few years ago.
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Pope Corky the IX posted:Like the Play-Doh dildo from a few years ago. or that harry potter broom 
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The American Dream posted:Someone ripped on them being old ladies or whatever to him on twitter so he basically said gently caress you these are my fans and they’re great. Kevin Nash is a good man.
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It was during his Youshoot, he looked legit angry somebody would talk poo poo about his fans.
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The American Dream posted:Someone ripped on them being old ladies or whatever to him on twitter so he basically said gently caress you these are my fans and they’re great. Which is by several orders of magnitude the greatest thing Nash has ever done.
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ChrisBTY posted:Which is by several orders of magnitude the greatest thing Nash has ever done. Honestly I think Kevin Nash would be a pretty cool dude to know, as long as it's not in a work capacity.
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Defiance Industries posted:Honestly I think Kevin Nash would be a pretty cool dude to know, as long as it's not in a work capacity. Him and Cornette are like the two confirmed wrestlers who vote Democrat.
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Randaconda posted:Him and Cornette are like the two confirmed wrestlers who vote Democrat. so they're still miles behind David Starr and ZSJ you're saying
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Randaconda posted:Him and Cornette are like the two confirmed wrestlers who vote Democrat. That's not even close to true, Hangman and Scorpio Sky are both Bernie Bros.
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MassRafTer posted:That's not even close to true, Hangman and Scorpio Sky are both Bernie Bros. I believe you will find bernie dont even are democrat
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Alaois posted:so they're still miles behind David Starr and ZSJ you're saying And a galaxy ahead of most wrestlers.
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