Johnny Sorrow

Miz would have done just fine "back then". Come on, in an era where they had ugly motherfuckers like Tommy Rich and Robert Gibson as "dreamboats" for the ladies a guy with Miz's looks would be a total blowjob.

1. Rude and Fernandez 2. The Fabulous Ones 3. The Road Warriors 4. Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson 5. Dynamic Duo

Hey kids! Check it out! And enjoy it while it lasts! Some dude has started putting up 1985 syndicated World Wide Wrestling (Crockett) shows on the youtube. He starts with the first show of 1985 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1rG0Ue_9jI And apparently he's also a DeadHead. Which explains why he's a great man.

Piper's wife was dressing him up to look "incognito."

Your poor liver.

Fuck, I want to see it, if only to see how they edit a bunch of previous shoots into a "new" show. I wouldn't pay for it but I'd watch it for sure. What a great con. "Here's clips from all the shoots you bought presented as a new DVD."

Man, that started out fucking hot as fuck and just died a death when Lil Jimmy got over

Speaking of 1984, WWF 1984 was an incredible year. You had new champ Hogan facing a variety of heels on top, Slaughter's face turn and feud with Sheik, Tito winning the IC belt and feuding with various heels arriving like Orndorff and Schultz then Valentine coming in and getting it, the arrival of Piper and the Pit and his fued with Snuka, the Cyndi Lauper angle, Tonga Kid becoming the hottest thing going for awhile, JYD coming in, Atlas and Johnson being red hot then Adonis and Murdoch coming in, and Windham and Rotundo getting there at the end of the year, and more. Edit: I for got Heenan coming in, and Studd and Patera cutting Andre's hair. I was looking at the History of WWF site and was surprised to see just how long Backlund stuck around after the title loss. I don't recall him being on TV much.

Meanwhile , he can always go back to his old job throwing garbage cans at Italian plumbers.

Because his nickname was 'fabulous" ? Read the obit again. Especially the prt about who's doing the service. We were no selling it. Not entirely surprised Fulton became a man of the cloth, given the multiple mentions of his faith in the ROH shoot interview (not that it was annoying, just he did bring it up a few times). Shows what I know. I figured it was a different Fulton and it was just a funny coincidence.

Because his nickname was 'fabulous" ? Read the obit again. Especially the prt about who's doing the service.

What was the deal with the Joe/ Briscoe "outrage"? That was the first ROH show I went to and I went in with no knowledge of the story lines. I had a total blast and became an immediate super fan, at least for a few years.

Maybe it's just me, but I'd cheer the Wyatt Family over the Shield.

This is an odd statement since this is precisely what they did to Christian last week and not very much of what they were doing in the weeks prior to that. Invoking NWO is a serviceable strawman though Yeah, and Christian now is facing them because of it and got a measure of revenge leading to the PPV. I'm not saying get rid of the Shield run ins, it's an over gimmick. But eventually they can't always dominate. And don't give me that straw man bullshit. It's a fair comparison and "straw man" is one those worn out expressions that's fucking annoying.

Well how many times can you have them run in and destroy everyone? Then it becomes as boring and annoying as the NWO became

He didnt go over Axel.

You have to build up the Usos and Christian as legit contenders or else you have a PPV with two matches that no one would pay to see. Well, maybe not Christian as much but definitely the Usos.

Really? Nothing for my "Fantastic service" line? Sheesh, tough crowd.

I think it was funnier that Vince said that he didn't want a short guy with mental issues in the main event on the anniversary. And the new Wyatt Family promo fucking ruled.

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/salisbury...725#fbLoggedOut Well, it'll be a Fantastic service.

It was short, but they had Lawler, JBL, and Cole talk a little about Jackie Fargo tonight during a match and it was cool. Lawler mentioned that someone tweeted him that 39 years ago tonight he was wrestling Fargo in the Mid South Coll.

Maybe he's happy there.

Chill, Bro. Maybe you just made a great point and no one wants to argue.

Austin's latest is with Eric Young, and it's fucking great. It's a perfect example of just how great Austin is at this, and Eric is a blast.

Flair fought Road Warrior Hawk at the 86 Philly Bash, guys.