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October Wrasslin |OT| Are you a Kane guy? Hell NO! I'm the tag team champions!
- Thread starter Kaladin
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jobber
Would let Tony Parker sleep with his wife
When Layla won the Diva Search, it was very very very pg-13. Like you saw her ass several times on tv.
Yeah but diva search was so boring even ass couldn't save it.
Yeah, the divas took her into the shower and gangbang'd her. Product was weird back then,.
jobber
Would let Tony Parker sleep with his wife
jobber
Would let Tony Parker sleep with his wife
I always thought he came from SAW. He was their champ but then had it stripped from him in the storyline because he signed an exclusive TNA contract but then showed back up 3 months later to beat the shit out of the new champ.
I miss SAW. I have no idea when Comcast Network shows it now. Not that it was good or anything because the shows were a month behind on tv. Like they would be promoting a "BIG" card at some racetrack that happened 2 months after it was shown on tv.
Ninja Scooter
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Kccitystar
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Pristine_Condition
Member
I'll try to work up an intro to it for you. It's worth knowing about.
The best stable Layla has ever been in.
Who's the woman on the right?
billy beane
Banned
Miss Tessmacher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Q2j5pMG2xDs#t=39s
Video related. Probably NSFW, since someone complained earlier.
-Pyromaniac-
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tessmacher
billy beane
Banned
Why is it when you search 'layla el' on Google, one of the suggestions is 'layla el smooth'?
EDIT: Nevermind, it's because she was in a magazine called Smooth.
EDIT: Nevermind, it's because she was in a magazine called Smooth.
The world is not ready for this.
billy beane
Banned
Go home Entropia, you are drunk.
mechashiva
Member
As long as its just one fedora per group.
Well, it's no wonder why everyone in the back hated him. Dressing like that put the whole business in a bad light. A business built on zubaz and fanny packs. Fedoras with sleeveless shirts, overly long shorts with lots of chains and pockets, and gloves. Fuck Miz. Terrible human. And he considers himself Mr. Fashion now? You can't escape your past, Miz. No amount of tailored suits and Maryses can change that.
sf2fanatic
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In speaking of dark matches. Anyone remember seeing this?
http://youtu.be/luEvvfABdQs
Sorry if quality is not that good
http://youtu.be/luEvvfABdQs
Sorry if quality is not that good
jobber
Would let Tony Parker sleep with his wife
Why did WCW set off fireworks for a motorcycle contest winner who may have not been watching this show. Mind you it was still daylight outside so you can't see the fireworks.
ugh.
the fuck Goldberg came out to a different theme song
I can't keep watching this shit
ugh.
the fuck Goldberg came out to a different theme song
I can't keep watching this shit
Mr. Enigma
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I remember watching that match and wondering why Kronik and the Harris Brothers suddenly left the match. In my head I'm thinking, "The fucking WCW World Title is on the line, why are you leaving?"
It's also easy to forget Bret Hart showed up on a few WCW shows in August-September 2000 before they let his contract expire in October.
The Miz has come a long way, and he deserves credit for that. He is currently the best-dressed superstar on the WWE's roster, and he's carrying himself like he's a big deal. If you want people to treat you like you mean something then you need to play the part; I believe that the Miz is doing that.
I wish I could find a pack of all the Nitros and Thunders from 2000. I watched all of 1997, 1998, and 1999 some time ago. 1999 went to shit well before Russo took charge. By March or April, they went on a massive downward slide of quality that just got worse once Russo showed up. But I want to continue the torture because I hate myself. Only been able to find random episodes or months, though.
He sucks. He is handed everything.
So with Ziggler getting squashed by Rybak and WWE constantly teasing us with Ziggler cashing in against either Shamus or Big Show at HITC, does anyone else think it is a swerve and Ziggler will cash in after the Punk/Rybak match? Maybe Punk loses, Rybak to attack Heyman after the match when Lesnar comes in and beats down Rybak, enter Ziggles, new champ?
slightconfuse
Banned
His briefcase I only works on the whc
You ever watch Sting/Warrior vs Bret/Hogan? Sounds like a pretty huge match, all things considered? Right? No hype given, it was made on the Nitro it happened, Warrior for some reason wrestled in jeans and never took his jacket off, was a solid 6-7 minutes of actual ring time, and pissed the fans off royally because when Warrior finally got tagged in, he it ONE clothesline on Bret and the nWo came out for DQ. Now, that would have been perfectly fine and made sense in the 80s. But by the late 90s, both companies had been running huge matches on TV for free and actually going through with them that the crowd felt totally ripped off when something like that happened.
Warrior was still blown up when he got tagged in, even though his entrance was much shorter than WWF style. He ran down to the ring, slid in, and stood on the ropes. Didn't even shake the ropes! And wasn't in wrestling gear, probably because they didn't decide to run the match until that night for real (although I have a hard time believing Hogan or Warrior would agree to a match the night of a show). It was just a fluff match to hype Halloween Havoc, which would have Hogan vs Warrior and Sting vs Bret. But it got me to thinking about Sting.
I don't think there was anyone besides Flair that was so routinely disrespected by WCW management. Until DDP and Goldberg, he was really the only true home made star WCW had. Yet they were always willing to push him aside at the drop of a hat. Hogan especially, but really any ex-WWF guy. Sting basically became a willing lackey to Hulk in 1994, despite being the only guy to keep the company afloat for the prior 4 years. Then the nWo came in, and after the crow thing ended, he was JOINING the nWo and doing tag stuff. Then the Warrior comes in and he's relegated to feuding with Bret over the US Championship and being the young, inexperienced one in a tag match with him. Plus Goldberg, but he pushed everyone to the side and it made sense. But then you had pretty much everything in 1999 and 2000 where he had stupid heel turns (and pushed aside for Hogan AGAIN), mid card feuds, pushed aside for Sid (again), and general nothingness. It kind of started with bringing in the Bulldog in 1992 and continued until WCW died. Everyone talks about how shitty they were to Flair, but they were just about as bad to Sting.
Warrior was still blown up when he got tagged in, even though his entrance was much shorter than WWF style. He ran down to the ring, slid in, and stood on the ropes. Didn't even shake the ropes! And wasn't in wrestling gear, probably because they didn't decide to run the match until that night for real (although I have a hard time believing Hogan or Warrior would agree to a match the night of a show). It was just a fluff match to hype Halloween Havoc, which would have Hogan vs Warrior and Sting vs Bret. But it got me to thinking about Sting.
I don't think there was anyone besides Flair that was so routinely disrespected by WCW management. Until DDP and Goldberg, he was really the only true home made star WCW had. Yet they were always willing to push him aside at the drop of a hat. Hogan especially, but really any ex-WWF guy. Sting basically became a willing lackey to Hulk in 1994, despite being the only guy to keep the company afloat for the prior 4 years. Then the nWo came in, and after the crow thing ended, he was JOINING the nWo and doing tag stuff. Then the Warrior comes in and he's relegated to feuding with Bret over the US Championship and being the young, inexperienced one in a tag match with him. Plus Goldberg, but he pushed everyone to the side and it made sense. But then you had pretty much everything in 1999 and 2000 where he had stupid heel turns (and pushed aside for Hogan AGAIN), mid card feuds, pushed aside for Sid (again), and general nothingness. It kind of started with bringing in the Bulldog in 1992 and continued until WCW died. Everyone talks about how shitty they were to Flair, but they were just about as bad to Sting.
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My collection is spotty but has the majority of 2000 Nitros and some Thunders. Let me know if there's something in particular you're after.
jobber
Would let Tony Parker sleep with his wife
1999 was the year of Sullivan and Nash
here's a DID YOU KNOW fact:
the lowest rated main event ever in the history of Monday Night Raw was a match between Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. HBK back in 1996 (during HBK's first prime)
Vince Russo was hired as a full time booker a week later.
That main event between Warrior, Hogan, Sting, and Bret sounds absolutely terrible. I can't believe that a company which had so much momentum just sputtered into irrelevancy as quickly and spectacularly as they did.
I really hope TNA doesn't tread down the same path as WCW. Right now, they're still focusing on quality wrestling, which is a comforting thought. Unfortunately, their booking decisions are still questionable at times, and their storyline development is also frequently uninteresting. For example, the Aces and Eights story right now is still quite bland. Outside of the Devon reveal, there has been almost nothing of substance to grab onto. The whole thing feels very on-the-fly and directionless. It feels like a half-baked idea that was taken out of the oven before being given the proper time to simmer. It's as if someone said, "How about we do a faction that attacks our guys randomly!" "Sounds great! Let's run with it!" "But we have to think about their motivations, how long we're going to play it out, what..." "We'll figure that out later! Let's do this!"
Oh, and poor Sting in WCW.
What was the rating?
jobber
Would let Tony Parker sleep with his wife
2.48 I think.
Wow. That has to jump without a presidential debate to contend with and with Ryback walking into the show with the title.
Mr. Enigma
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October 14, 1996: 1.8
-- Go home show for the In Your House: Buried Alive PPV, with a main event of The Undertaker vs. Mankind in a first-ever Buried Alive match
-- Vader defeated Phineas Godwinn
-- Jim Ross does an in-ring interview with Mr. Perfect, who is making his in-ring return next week on Raw after almost three years to take on Hunter Hearst Helmsley
-- Jake "The Snake" Roberts defeated Jerry "The King" Lawler
-- Promo with "The Real Double J" Jesse Jammes, who is continuing to speak out about Jeff Jarrett and how he really sang Jarrett's songs
-- Freddie Joe Floyd defeated Hunter Hearst Helmsley by countout
-- "Stone Cold" Steve Austin cuts a promo, saying that since Bret Hart won't show up to accept his challenge, he's going to beat the ass of the guy who did
-- Faarooq defeated Alex "The Pug" Porteau
-- WWF Champion Shawn Michaels defeated "Stone Cold" Steve Austin by disqualification after interference from Vader...Sid, Savio Vega, Razor Ramon (fake), and Diesel (fake) later jumped in the fight
This is a public service announcement from your General Manager, Mr. Sandman:
If this thread reaches critical mass (20,000 posts) before the November Wrasslin |OT| is created, please revert back to the September thread. There is plenty of room left in that to carry us through a Raw if needed. I have plans for the November thread and Informer, I just have to wait on the results of the PPV Sunday.
Your friendly General Manager,
Mr. Sandman
If this thread reaches critical mass (20,000 posts) before the November Wrasslin |OT| is created, please revert back to the September thread. There is plenty of room left in that to carry us through a Raw if needed. I have plans for the November thread and Informer, I just have to wait on the results of the PPV Sunday.
Your friendly General Manager,
Mr. Sandman
CrunchinJelly
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