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Honkey Tonk Man, British Bulldogs, Ric Flair, Jimmy Superfly Snuka...so much awesome
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Austin
The Rock (people's champion, and corporate champion)
HHH
HBK
Undertaker
Cane
Big Show
Goldberg
Foley
Chris Jericho (probably the best on teh mic)
The last days of Brett Hart
The guys who came over from WCW, like DDP
D Generation X (containing a couple of the above)Then the insane tag teams, Edge & Christian, the Hardy Boys, the Dudleys... some of their matches were just nuts, what they did to their bodies
All called by JR and Jerry "The King" Lawler
Trish Stratus, Stacey Keibler...
And the ongoing theme was the Austin v McMahon, and it was awesome.
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@mariner4life yup, outcome might be fake, but man, the acrobatics and athleticism of some was a sight to behold.
Used to thnk Stephanie McMahon & Trish were sexy AF
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Iron Sheik has always been awesome on twitter. So apparently is Wendys
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So in the past 4 months, I've watched no WWE, only AEW. Unfortunately no legal streams available, but the internet is your friend. Some great technical wrestlers - Cody, Darby Allin, Kenny Omega, Sammy Guevara, and my favorite Orange Cassidy
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@MN5 I'm pretty sure the one on the right is Ax. Would that make the other one Smash?
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@Stockcar86 said in WWE Network:
@MN5 I'm pretty sure the one on the right is Ax. Would that make the other one Smash?
Indeed. Can’t believe it took two weeks for someone to even bother answering haha.
They look like a pair of drunk uncles at a BBQ nowadays
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@MN5 said in WWE Network:
@Godder said in WWE Network:
Best theme song ever IMO.
Can confirm....bloody funny and on to it guys when they’re interviewed as well. Ax is 72 years old so into his early 40s when Demolition were big.
They interview well, and the team was originally created as a training team for Barry Darsow (Smash) as he was quite new, so was teamed with Ax to learn the industry (these types of teams were quite common in wrestling). Amazing how things turn out sometimes.
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@Godder said in WWE Network:
@MN5 said in WWE Network:
@Godder said in WWE Network:
Best theme song ever IMO.
Can confirm....bloody funny and on to it guys when they’re interviewed as well. Ax is 72 years old so into his early 40s when Demolition were big.
They interview well, and the team was originally created as a training team for Barry Darsow (Smash) as he was quite new, so was teamed with Ax to learn the industry (these types of teams were quite common in wrestling). Amazing how things turn out sometimes.
Darsow, The Road Warriors and Rick Rude all worked as bouncers in the same club. Apparently of all that bunch Rude was the toughest and loosest cannon.
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@MN5 said in WWE Network:
@Godder said in WWE Network:
@MN5 said in WWE Network:
@Godder said in WWE Network:
Best theme song ever IMO.
Can confirm....bloody funny and on to it guys when they’re interviewed as well. Ax is 72 years old so into his early 40s when Demolition were big.
They interview well, and the team was originally created as a training team for Barry Darsow (Smash) as he was quite new, so was teamed with Ax to learn the industry (these types of teams were quite common in wrestling). Amazing how things turn out sometimes.
Darsow, The Road Warriors and Rick Rude all worked as bouncers in the same club. Apparently of all that bunch Rude was the toughest and loosest cannon.
Rude was quite the cannon apparently. For the benefit of the other 1 or 2 readers, one of his hobbies was going to a bar with his wife, leaving her alone with a drink, and then starting fights with anyone who made a move.
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@Godder said in WWE Network:
@MN5 said in WWE Network:
@Godder said in WWE Network:
@MN5 said in WWE Network:
@Godder said in WWE Network:
Best theme song ever IMO.
Can confirm....bloody funny and on to it guys when they’re interviewed as well. Ax is 72 years old so into his early 40s when Demolition were big.
They interview well, and the team was originally created as a training team for Barry Darsow (Smash) as he was quite new, so was teamed with Ax to learn the industry (these types of teams were quite common in wrestling). Amazing how things turn out sometimes.
Darsow, The Road Warriors and Rick Rude all worked as bouncers in the same club. Apparently of all that bunch Rude was the toughest and loosest cannon.
Rude was quite the cannon apparently. For the benefit of the other 1 or 2 readers, one of his hobbies was going to a bar with his wife, leaving her alone with a drink, and then starting fights with anyone who made a move.
Haha this made me chuckle.
I actually read up on him quite a bit over lockdown. Seems a bit of contradictory stuff out there. I heard that story of course but then there were others about how he was a really kind bloke and religious. Not quite sure which is true.
Definitely tough though, that is never disputed but the wife story makes him sound like a bit of a cock.
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@MN5 said in WWE Network:
@Godder said in WWE Network:
@MN5 could be both, finding Jesus is quite common in wrestling. Also a scary thought that he was probably only the third toughest/scariest member of the Heenan Family.
After Haku and Andre I'm assuming ?
Yes. Imagine having that lot in a bar if something went down...
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@Godder said in WWE Network:
@MN5 said in WWE Network:
@Godder said in WWE Network:
@MN5 could be both, finding Jesus is quite common in wrestling. Also a scary thought that he was probably only the third toughest/scariest member of the Heenan Family.
After Haku and Andre I'm assuming ?
Yes. Imagine having that lot in a bar if something went down...
Some of the Haku stories have to be bullshit or else he'd be in prison.
