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I asked because unlike Ross and Austin, Punk is still technically under contract with WWE, not to mention that anything Foley and Jericho (or others) have published are almost always WWE books.

Is it possible he signed some kind of confidentiality agreement that lasts until his contract is up?

Timeline: The History Of WWE - 1984: Roddy Piper

Not just the time and the place, but the highly testosterone driven environments he's been part of for all of his adult life. His comments really are comparatively harmless to things people in similar positions have said.

Watching him defend it as humor is making me agree with the title of this thread.

I remember reading a letter to Parade Magazine from someone with the last name Slaughter who actually was a Sgt. bringing up Sgt. Slaughter as a sort of albatross on his back that people notice when he tells people his name.

Maybe it's because of his long tenure with Turner before and after his WWF stint, but I think he was an odd fit for them. He had good chemistry with Ventura, but he's probably someone who would not have risen above his position of filling in for Vince and Gorilla had he stayed around.

I read in another thread here that Tony left in 1990 basically because he couldn't afford to live in Connecticut and has regretted the decision ever since.

I would watch the collector one.

The Cena/Big Show match from 20 was on one day and it was refreshing to hear an entire crowd behind him once.

Do we have spoiler text here?

I gotta disagree on the battle royal. WWE does them very rarely and I love that this is going to be a yearly thing now.

There's a new Legends of Wrestling up (on Chrome anyway), if you look into tomorrow's schedule about patriotism in wrestling. Slaughter's on the panel and they show some pictures of him as "Beautiful" Bobby Remus. Weird seeing him in tye-dye.

Oops, wrong thread.

Wasn't Pillman a hard-core Republican?

Heenan yelling "I'm the fucking boss" at Andre during WM VI is kept in tact. Glad it was kept in, but I'm not really sure how you could edit around that without making it too obvious.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2F5OY_J4ME

Mr. T definitely deserves to be in. I'm sure it's Hogan that inducts him.

I really liked that segment. It was shot almost like one of those Westerns where it's a slow build-up to the shootout, then BANG.

Watching this now, it's a pretty good (and long, too) interview. The other guy (don't know his name) is asking deeper questions than RF and sounds genuinely interested than the generic questioning RF usually does. Bruce signed up recently on Twitter, and it sounds like he's writing a book. I bet that'll be even more deeper than what's being mined here.

https://twitter.com/HEELWrestling/status/445717821327421440 WOW.

Communication, through verbal skills and body language (selling particularly). That goes both ways, really.

Mick wrote about this on his Facebook this weekend, since it's been 20 years since the match. He had some very nice words towards Leon, saying that he should absolutely be in the WWE HOF (to which I agree with whole-heartedly).

FWIW, the live feed is showing Bash At The Beach '94 in an hour, which makes it the first WCW event to be shown on it.