MillenniumMan831

Macho Man Randy Savage - His IC Title rematches vs. Tito Santana at MSG in 1986 (Sorry, counting them as one . . . seen on CV's Macho Man Randy Savage & Elizabeth) - vs. Ted DiBiase in a Steel Cage at MSG 6/88 (seen on CV's Macho Madness and Best of WWF Volume 18) - vs. Hulk Hogan at WMV - vs. Jim Duggan at MSG in late 1989 (seen on CV's Mega Matches) - vs. Ric Flair at WMVIII

I would throw Sensational Sherri on that list.

Or he could work for IBM (wouldn't even have to change his ring attire) and 5 minutes into the match, leave the ring and say "I BM!!!" Yeah, it's as bad as it sounded in my head when I typed it.

29. Team USA vs Hart Foundation - Canadian Stampede (17-6) 11. Steiners vs Bret/Owen Hart - Wrestlefest 94 (17-6)

He's so old, he has an autographed copy of the Bible. He's so old, Mary and Joseph were voted cutest couple at his high school. --- God Bless Jerry Lawler's Hart family jokes from 1993 (I wish I could remember more)--- And Happy Birthday kind sir!

Gotta love the honesty there!

Hope the big guy makes it through. Saying a prayer for you Quake.

Rhyno as a zookeeper. Eugene as an accountant. Jericho as a roadie. Edge as a sunglasses model. Smash as a Repo Man . . . oh yeah . . . well, they should bring that one back. LOD as yoga instructors. Jim Cornette as a mime. Bobby Heenan as a coin collector. Iron Sheik as a Presidential Candidate following in Bob Backlund's footsteps.

That's why I also loved Gorilla Monsoon. Much of the time when he siad it was all over . . . it was all over . . . but not ALL of the time.

Actually, that was not Von Erich's first match. He at least had an SNME match vs. Playboy Buddy Rose in July 1990 . . . so he did get an introduction to WWF fans before SS90. In all fairness, he was recognized as The Texas Tornado Kerry Von Erich so they didn't totally abondon the past. Although him getting the belt probably did have to do w/ making the fans happy more than anything else.

There was one during JR's initial heel turn in 1996 on Raw where they showed a clip from Superstars the previous wekend as JR was really into it since that was "his" show. He hammed it up to show the impact of "his" show Superstars. After the clip, Vince McMahon just followed it up w/ a sedated "There ya go"

Hey, who are you to doubt El Dandy? That guy's a serious professional. Flair's a lucky man it wasn't Senor Dandy. That's for sure.

It also looks a little Kane-ish as well.

Awesome vids! Gene calling Herc/Blassie/Slick a bunch of jabronies was great. Gene: I got powdered sugar all over me (Looking down) Heenan: (Also looking down) Heh. Classic!

And thinner than Yokozuna.

"If you're watching TV right now, I am your champion. If you like to sit at home and stuff potato chips down your mouth while watching the boob tube, I am your champion. If you're married to the remote control, you're married to Chris Jericho And if you like to channel surf, you're surfing w/ me. Hang Ten Daddio!!!" --- TV Champion Chris Jericho explaining why the TV Title is more valuable than the WCW Championship.

You do realize Joey wasn't an uncle right?

My guess it will be something a little odd like RVD vs Chavo Guerrero.

I still don't see why they can't use the pretaped Diva Dodgeball for Heat that night.

The entire Big Show/Boss Man saga of late 1999. The epitome of entertaining Wrestlecrap. It was just odd to see the Boss Man as the #1 Contender to begin w/ and then not really give a shit about winning the Title . . . just torment the Big Bastard Paul Wight. And that came right after Boss Man's epic feud w/ Al Snow (w/ Pepper Steak as the main course). I miss The Big Bossman.

Strike Force beat the Bolsheviks in 2 straight falls on the 1/88 SNME.

I've always wanted to see a Price is Right video game made. Wouldn't be hard and would probably sell like hotcakes if promoted right.

Section 108, Row 5. Opposite the main cameras but off a little to the right of them. You? And I pretty much agree that as the diva segments increased, the crowd was getting more and more pissed. I bought cheap seats. Sat in row 29 of section 101 (just to the right of being directly opposite the TitanTron). But actually, after the first segment of Raw, we jumped over a section and sat in the auxillary media area that's used for Cavs games. In the corner, they have three or four rows of tables set up with folding chairs. Way more spacious, plus you have somewhere to set your beer down. Big upgrade. That's the way to do it. Seems like the better seats I get, the worse the show is. I'll sit under the curtain covering the upper deck next time.

And it was supposed to be Flair vs. El Dandy But more importantly, Flair ended up waist deep in the pool.

Mark me down for The Hart Foundation and MIA.