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davem86
Legend
Bronze Level
Couldn't find the whole match on youtube but if you want to see it, its Hell in The Cell 1998 and you can watch that and ALL other PPVs for only $9.99/Mo
http://www.wwe.com/wwenetwork
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Thenextbigthing
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Stone cold was the shit the undertaker hogan and macho man were badass Rick flare sting golddust was a creep wrestling use to be the shit when I was a kid. I catch it here and there but it doesn't have the same effect as it did. I use to look up to those guys loved playing wcw on the n64 beating people with bats and chairs what a blast thinking I'm going to look for my old consoles and start playing lol
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DADDY O
Visionary
Silver Level
You definitely can't go wrong either way
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DADDY O
Visionary
Silver Level
Feed me more
Lol only 9.99 a month good promoting hope Vince is paying you for that
Randy Savage and Elizabeth. She was no wrestler but I don't care
Lol it's cool Elizabeth was a diva in her own right who didn't have love for her r.i.p. macho man. Ohhhhh yeahhhhhhh
All great stars Bret heart was one of my top 5 of all time the heart foundation in my top 5 tag teams of all time thanks for sharing
We are all man kind
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AtiFCOD
Legend
Loyaler
Of course Hulk Hogan. He was the best wrestler of all time no doubt about it. The crowd loved him as a "good guy" and loved him also as a "bad guy". He archieved everything in wrestling and noone ever could fire up the crowd as he could.
I didnt watch women wresling, but some1 mentioned Miss Elisabeth here. Oh yes, she was the best woman in wresling, tho she wasnt a wrestler. RIP Elisabeth.
I didnt watch women wresling, but some1 mentioned Miss Elisabeth here. Oh yes, she was the best woman in wresling, tho she wasnt a wrestler. RIP Elisabeth.
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davem86
Legend
Bronze Level
Haha Im sure the true wrestling fans understood that but for those who did not...
I was just bringing attention to the network.
I was kinda iffy about the situation of the joke for "promoting" didnt wanna get into trouble
Yea I''l take a gift subscription Boss!But you cant beat that. Its a steal.
It awesome to show my son who paved the way for all of these wrestlers nowadays.
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DADDY O
Visionary
Silver Level
Lol I remember that dude very entertaining
R.i.p. here here
Haha Im sure the true wrestling fans understood that but for those who did not...
I was just bringing attention to the network.
I was kinda iffy about the situation of the joke for "promoting" didnt wanna get into trouble
But you cant beat that. Its a steal.
It awesome to show my son who paved the way for all of these wrestlers nowadays.
Lol glad you got it. i do the same thing with my daughter it's a beautiful thing to enjoy something you your self once enjoyed as a kid with your child makes you appreciate what the old timers use to say time flies
good luck at the tables
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Poker Orifice
Swede Tooth
Platinum Level
I used to see alot of the WWF wrestlers coming into a bar I bounced at (outside of Toronto) and at a Gold's Gym I worked at (just around corner from the bar). They'd come in to train before shows at Maple Leaf Gardens.
Guys like Rick Rude, Hulk Hogan, Greg 'THe Hammer' Valentine, & many, many others.
There was one Saturday afternoon when Hulk Hogan was there training. He hooked up with one of the gals in the gym, then came up to the front desk asking for a taxi. I called up a company & passed him the phone. When the dispatcher/operator asked 'who was the cab for', he responded, "The Hulkster". He ended up having to repeat himself a few times before they sent the cab... "ahh.. it's the Hulkster..... no... The HULKSTER!.... you know.. Hulk Hogan!"
Who was my favourite? idk... not sure. I actually some photo-shoots done with a few of them & had my pics. featured in newspaper too. I guess I'd have to go with Rick Rude. He used to hangout longer at the bar & go with us to some of the after hours bars when our bar closed.
Guys like Rick Rude, Hulk Hogan, Greg 'THe Hammer' Valentine, & many, many others.
There was one Saturday afternoon when Hulk Hogan was there training. He hooked up with one of the gals in the gym, then came up to the front desk asking for a taxi. I called up a company & passed him the phone. When the dispatcher/operator asked 'who was the cab for', he responded, "The Hulkster". He ended up having to repeat himself a few times before they sent the cab... "ahh.. it's the Hulkster..... no... The HULKSTER!.... you know.. Hulk Hogan!"
Who was my favourite? idk... not sure. I actually some photo-shoots done with a few of them & had my pics. featured in newspaper too. I guess I'd have to go with Rick Rude. He used to hangout longer at the bar & go with us to some of the after hours bars when our bar closed.
MTCashman
Legend
Loyaler
That's a great story PO that was a golden age of wrestling, Rick Rude loved to party (one of the reasons he's not with us anymore) he was also one of the legit tough guys in the business, a lot of wrestlers didn't want to **** with him.
