Spider from Mars
tap that thorax
I wish "Mr Perfect" had the superior ring presence of his son McSillyputty.
I could have beaten up 91 Andre
Boss Man was only 41 when he died? Man, he looked so much older and broken down at the end of his second WWF run. When he basically turned back into Big Bubba and was paired up with Booker.
It was at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena but it was supposed to be at the Memorial Coliseum, probably due to poor ticket sales instead of the "threat" against Slaughter.Where was WM7 at? It seems like it could've been in any arena today.
Where was WM7 at? It seems like it could've been in any arena today.
i had no idea big bossman died wtfGet depressed, some of these guys we're watching...well, a LOT of them...
i had no idea big bossman died wtf
After returning to WWE at the Royal Rumble, Chris Jericho is still without an opponent for the show. Believe it or not, there's actually been talk of Jericho wrestling Fandango.
Why weren't LOD booked for this event? They had some awful decisions in this one.
You are responsible for my sadness when Brian Knobbs enters my visual space. Just know that, let that simmer and I hope it keeps you up at night.I love Paul Ellering. And I can't skip anything.
The First Law of Pro Wrestling: Good eventually triumphs over evil (unless outside forces intervene, or the time limit expires, or a judicial authority determines good didn't actually win, or evil is just too popular to depose at some particular moment)
The second law of wresting is Reciprocity: In a series of two matches between equally significant wrestlers, whoever loses the first match will win the second match. (Variation: Moral victory substitutes for actual victory.)
Two other lesser laws cancel each other out here. The Law of Persistent Smark Complaint, which states: Triple H, because of his backstage influence, always wins in the end, despite what's best for the company; and the Law of Best Business, which states: Old-timers in general, and Triple H in particular, will lose to a star with greater future moneymaking potential, even if fans would presumably prefer said old-timers to win on the night in question. Of course, the latter may be subsumed by the Law of Dusty Rhodes, which states: Wrestlers with creative control are always blinded by their egos and may not choose to do what's best for the company.
from funny Gaf
The Masked Man writes again, this time writing about some "unwritten rules" of pro wrestling booking.
http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id...-which-laws-determine-winners-wrestlemania-29
The major laws being...
But I found this funny, talking about how reciprocity works with the Lesnar/H's rematch:
from funny Gaf
That got posted like 2 days ago by Mr. Sandman, who stole it from a buddy's facebook, which also got posted on reddit in /r/squaredcircle (and probably /r/funny), and then posted in the Funny Pics thread on gaf? The circle of life.
I was thinking, when was the last time Cena lost a match clean besides the Rock? I think he lost to Big Show and HHH clean in 2009 but I can't think of anything more recent.He thought "a draw felt inevitable" for the recent Cena Vs Punk match? Really?
That got posted like 2 days ago by Mr. Sandman, who stole it from a buddy's facebook, which also got posted on reddit in /r/squaredcircle (and probably /r/funny), and then posted in the Funny Pics thread on gaf? The circle of life.
So where is this place?
Sandman is the Rodney Dangerfield of WrassleGAF, I tell ya. I just checked Daily Motion and some guy named lolfarts ripped his vid from youtube and uploaded it to dailymotion first. Hes also got almost 200 more views. The nerve!
Macho vs Flair.... this = awesome