Nash deserves to get paid.
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As a youngster, watching WCW on a Saturday afternoon, I hated Vinnie Vegas - he was a bully. To think of the greatness he'd achieve...
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As a youngster, watching WCW on a Saturday afternoon, I hated Vinnie Vegas - he was a bully. To think of the greatness he'd achieve...
bean breath
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finally i can get one of these
Only 90's kids will recognize this.
Officerrob
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Bryan was on the house shows this past weekend, there is no reason to not have him there for the dark main event when he was advertised all over the place.
I like to imagine this was the precursor to the gif of him jerking off in one of his shoots that I can't find right now.
You should use the New Jack dubbed theme from the network, it's pretty catchy.
Ha! I remember.
Spider from Mars
tap that thorax
Does HHH work house shows leading up to his one match a year? Taker probably doesn't.
slightconfuse
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tanahashi it hough i knew you!
Supposedly did a tag match recently.
There's at least two people in the background giving him the wanker sign...
That won't link at all...
Edit: beaten by Hasney. Beaten to a pulp - like Nash's knees.
bean breath
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Ron Simmons was a star college athlete, had a memorable title win in WCW, and isn't a near death addict that shot a man in a bar.
tanahashi it hough i knew you!
Haha. I remember that. Tanahashi buried.
Liu Kang Baking A Pie
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All of that was just NYC fans being cute. Harper got a "you can wrestle" chant while he was on offense. Wyatts are the top heels for sure.
tanahashi it hough i knew you!
"Hiroshi Tanahashi branches out with a drug-addled fan"
Ah...I missed this. I can confirm a 95, as there is a clip online from a 95 showing, and there are mentions of earlier years.
It helps to know that it was local market only though, thanks.
Maybe later years (97 - 99) were national?
El Pescado
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Guys, it's so obvious why "Razor Ramon" is getting into the WWE Hall of Fame over "Scott Hall" I'm not sure why we're even debating it.
Rafa=FedKilla
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Woah oh oh oha oh woah oh oh oha oh world goes wild.
bean breath
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Scott Hall was more important to WWE's greatest era more than Razor Ramon was
Liu Kang Baking A Pie
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Seeing this asked all over the Internet is one of those things where you're reminded that pro wrestling fans are generally stupid.
Liu Kang Baking A Pie
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On top of the NWO thing, it's also a protection against Hall fucking up his life again. They'll get to say they inducted his character, not the person.
Because Razor is a WWE thing, and Scott Hall was a WCW thing mainly.
This is probably more closer to the truth.
Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
So if they're inducting the character, does that mean that JR's fake Razor Ramon gets to go into the Hall of Fame also?
Probably not I would say.
Rafa=FedKilla
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Break out the hand grenades.....
We're on a winning streak
We're on a winning streak
Oh god, he should be inducted by fake Diesel AKA Kane.
bean breath
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Rafa=FedKilla
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Going out in style.
British Monsoon
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Watching Hashimoto vs Tenryu from '94 - this is probably the most disgusting sounding kick I've ever heard in wrestling, good god;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00tTck1la_8
Don't piss of Hash.
Singles matches? No idea, but in '88 he was in some great 6-man tags with Bob Orton & Dick Murdoch against the likes of Inoki and Sakaguchi in New Japan. Also, his Japanese tour in 2001 where he was supposedly sobering himself up wasn't half bad, some good tags with Norton & Chono, plus, he put over a young Tanahashi before having a so-so match with Mutoh for the Triple Crown.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00tTck1la_8
Don't piss of Hash.
Singles matches? No idea, but in '88 he was in some great 6-man tags with Bob Orton & Dick Murdoch against the likes of Inoki and Sakaguchi in New Japan. Also, his Japanese tour in 2001 where he was supposedly sobering himself up wasn't half bad, some good tags with Norton & Chono, plus, he put over a young Tanahashi before having a so-so match with Mutoh for the Triple Crown.
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Why was it Hashimoto stepped away? I can't remember.
El Pescado
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FTFY
This. Then all they need to do is switch Scott Hall's portrait in the Hall of Fame with Rick Bognar's and we're good to go.
British Monsoon
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He actually got fired - iirc, he was head of the wrestler's union and there had been some irregularities with money. Also, he had proposed to create ZERO1 as an offshoot of New Japan because he didn't like the direction Inoki was heading, but that idea was shot down, so when he was fired he set up ZERO1 on his own.
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The strongest impression Hashimoto left me with was the Total War Hashimoto - stiffing Choshu and getting it back for 25 mins. Very boring even though I love Hashimoto.
Perspicacity
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Razor Ramon climbed up a ladder like a dad cleaning the gutters
I don't know for sure that's the case, that's just my assumption based on how little anyone seems to know about them when everything else WCW is taped and can be found online with digging.
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