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We all know that Arn Anderson was always "The Enforcer" of The Four Horsemen. I have a notion that pretty soon, many other historic factions like The Hart Foundation and D-Generation X had their own appointed "Enforcers" to lead their fellow faction members to victory. DX, for the better part, always had Chyna to deliver the "low blow" to the competition in order to gain victory for DX. In my EWR senarios, I have Jim Neidhart in the role as "The Enforcer" of The Hart Foundation. IMO, The Anvil should've been pushed as the Hart Foundation's "Enforcer". Some say that Bam Bam Bigelow was "The Enforcer" of the ECW Triple Threat, while some people say that Batista was "The Enforcer" for Evolution. My question is, do you think Arn Anderson made it a trend to be an "Enforcer" of a wrestling stable? I'd like to think so. I think it would make a great credit to add to the legacy of Double A, because he was the man who helped Ric Flair carry the Horsemen load all those years. Your thoughts?

Great stuff, dude. Thanks.

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Ok, if you guys go to WWE.com, you can now check out the DVD trailer for the Four Horsemen DVD. Just thought I'd let you all know.

Here's mine....... Hogan vs. Flair Bruno vs. Kowolski Backlund vs. Graham Hogan vs. Sheik Slaughter vs. Sheik More to come.......

As a mark, I never liked Ric Flair, being that he was always a heel, and he was always oppossing the likes of Hulk Hogan & Bret Hart. Also, as a mark, I never liked The Four Horsemen. I also was a huge Hulkamaniac as a kid, until Vince Russo opened my eyes, and made me realize that Hogan had been holding down guys like Bret Hart in the WWF & WCW. Then, I hated his guts, and wanted The Hitman to kick his ass.

The Old School Wrestlemania theme. The Old School Royal Rumble theme. The Old School SummerSlam theme. The Old School Survivor Series theme. The Old School KOTR theme.

Any new info on the Four Horsemen DVD? Like new additions to the match listings?

I think you guys know what I meant. Their names will always live forever with wrestling fans.

3 years ago today at Wrestlemania 20, Chris Benoit & Eddie Guerrero finally achieved Immortality.

The best part of 1997 was the return of The Hart Foundation. Hands down. When Bret Hart turned heel, and reunited with Owen, Bulldog, & Anvil, and when they even had Brian Pillman tagging along for the ride, I was so hooked on the WWF. It was just too fucking bad that everything had to end so soon.

We are now 1 month away from the arrival of the Four Horsemen DVD. Feel the anticipation.

Are you 9? Ok, sorry. The GStorm guys have really had a bad influence on me.

I am so glad to see Edge finally sticking it to that asshole, HHH. Edge & HHH were supposed to feud back in 2004. But, HHHitler showed his cowardice and backed out.

Are you sure? I really hope so, because even THEY know that they can do so much better than that current line-up.

Yeah, despite the fact that Hogan had turned heel.

Let's say the senario is this. After WCW Monday Nitro gained so much success in the ratings war, WCW was finally able to drive the WWF out of business. Ted Turner was able to aquire all the talent in the WWF Roster, including the likes of Bret Hart, Owen Hart, British Bulldog, Jim Neidhart, all five members of The Klique, just to name a few. The flagbearer of the fallen WWF was Bret Hart, as he was the WWF Champion. Bret WAS scheduled to face Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania 12. In WCW, the flagbearer was still Ric Flair, who won the WCW World Title from Randy Savage at Starrcade with alot of help from his fellow Horsemen. Arn Anderson, Brian Pillman, & Chris Benoit. Several title unification matches happened at The Clash of The Champions in Las Vegas. Sting & Lex Luger beat The Smoking Gunns to unify the tag team titles. Razor Ramon beat One Man Gang to unify the Intercontinental & United States Titles. Bret Hart vs. Ric Flair was announced for SuperBrawl 6 to unify the World Titles. However, The Hitman would soon be in the crosshairs of The Four Horsemen. The question now is, who can Bret Hart find to be his allies. More to come......

I was watching ECW Guilty As Charged 1999 on DVD, and there was this segment in which Funk explained his traitorous actions against Tommy Dreamer in ECW after N2R 1998, when Dreamer chose Jake over Terry to be his tag team partner in a tag match at that PPV. Funk stated that he hated Roberts a great deal in his promo against Dreamer. My question is, was there any heat at all between Terry Funk & Jake "The Snake" Roberts? Because judging by Funk's promo at Guilty As Charged '99, it sure seemed like it.

What if WWF bought out WCW in 1996? What would happen then?

Yes.

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Another good point. I guess Nitro & WCW was overrated.

Yeah, probably. I guess Bischoff really wasn't exactly the great promoter that he always said he was. However, I'm really doing this for the fantasy value. You could imagine the feuds that could've happened if there was actual leadership.

Oh look, Mr. LOL is back.

That had better be a RUMORED match listing. It should be a 3-disk DVD chronicling all the Horsemen eras of the NWA/WCW.