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What were you expecting?

Wow Bodog has Jardine at + 275 vs Rampage, that might be worth a low gamble....

this 6'8 360 lb Ross Clifton is 1-6 in his last 7 fights and is taking on Ken Shamrock Feb 13th Can Shamrock do it?

I think 3 months would be best

Its art --- Also the match will be youtubed pronto after it takes place. It has been post poned once.

I better rescan the WO as I don't recall that at all In fact Dave and bryan said the exact opposite I do believe

My Buddy Derek drunkenly wrecked my entertainment center Now we are having a MMA match in my backyard on Feb 13th So I cut some promos:

Promos just aren't made like this anymore... Awesome

3 shitty promotion combine to make one shitty promotional effort

Are you trying to say that a poster is not alllowed to start 10 new threads in less than a day

Comments that don't warrant a thread

JCP at least was more old school, gritty, under Turner we got no blood and cartoon gimmicks to copy VInce AWA didn't have to be a non factor, potential was there as late as 2 years earlier to put on great shows with non Vince guys They never got Sting to the truly next level, as politics and whatnot held him back Luger was over and had he had a run with the belt he may not have gotten complacent and lost his overness by 91

Have you seen the "Post a picture of Yourself thread" ? Its remarkabale 87% of TSM are non virgins. Hell I got consistent sex for a while with a woman who wasn't bad looking, granted she proved to be a slut with mental disorders, but still....

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These 2 things are not connected. Super Clash 1 in Sept 85 was the Super Card not a PPV I'm refering to the 1988 PPV (the first and only timet that the AWA got on PPV), which united the AWA with World Class and the Memphis group. I don't completely understand that these three promotions (they already had timeslot with ESPN), with their backs against the wall (in the face of the WWF and the NWA/WCW, who had Ted Turner backing them) didn't work better as a cohesive unit. But then again, egos and politics will always get in the way of good business sense. The talent roster wasn't there to make a dent. The AWA at that point was all way over the hill guys or no name rookies Memphis had little after Lawler And World Class was dead in the water as the fans had given up on the Von Erichs, and Eric Embry wasn't going to cut it as a national star

Ok but that still wasn't Pro Wrestling USA

ok dude frivilous thread We have CTDWAT for this shit

Verne Gagne was way too stuck in the past (only technical wrestlers like himself or Nick Bockwinkel should be the champ) to fully get behind Hogan. And that's one of the reasons why the AWA died because Verne Gagne always seemed too steps behind what Vince McMahon and to a certain extent, Ted Turner in WCW going into the '80s. So with Hogan gone, then AWA guys that were left behind ultimately started to use Verne's promotion as a glorified minor league for the WWF. This is a common error, Verne wanted the AWA World title on Hogan, but Verne also wanted Hogan to give him $$$ from his Japan deal since being an AWA champ would make Hogan a bigger star in Japan. That and he also sold some Hogan T-shirts and supposedly had no intention of giving Hogan a cut

These 2 things are not connected. Super Clash 1 in Sept 85 was the Super Card not a PPV

fck u u dorty fuk

AC/DC canceled their live WM appearence

The boom was hurt by accumalating so much talent at once in some ways as guys who could've been brought in and given a solid top guy push were caught in the mid card in 85-86-87 and by 1988 Hogan had run out of opponents and had to return to feuds with Savage and Dibiase (and One Man Gang to a lesser extent) Had Hogan been able to kept being fed heels, both he and Warrior would have benefited and the 1990 drop off wouldn't have been so severe IMO