Johnny Sorrow

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"The Yeyo Yahoos": Gino Hernandez, Hulk Hogan, and Roddy Piper "The Estimated Prophets": Superstar Billy Graham, Boogie Woogie Man Jimmy Valiant, and the California Hippie Mike Boyette

Jerry Lawler, Booker T, and Harley Race : "The Crown Royals"

"Team Obvious": Buddy Rogers, Ric Flair, and Buddy Landell

Cpl. Kirschner, Sivi Afi, and The Renegade..."The Second Rate Express".

Uncle Elmer

The latest WHATAMANOOVER!, "Resurrecting Bryan" is archived and ready for listening or download. Let’s play a game of “Where’s Bryan?” (Coming soon to a home near you) as Johnny Sorrow drags British Matt on to actually discuss Smackdown (Shock Horror!), the rest of the show gets dedicated to the Olympic Opening Ceremony as Bryan finally asks the question we’ve all wanted to know the answer to… “It’s Friday?” http://www.tnt-radio.net/archive/563-whata...rrecting-bryan/

So, is it crazy that I want Resident Evil to "unretire" to put his two cents in?

Ok. In the Mid-Eighties Polynesian Pro Wrestling was aired on Saturday nights on the cable channel that was there to see the Stock Market Ticker and they'd put on any old thing behind that. I remember seeing Flair vs. Siva Afi in a big main event, Lawler heeling it up in a promo, and lots of Lars Anderson. It didn't last long and they re-ran a lot of shows, but I'd imagine SOMEONE taped these.

The Philadelphia Civic Center, The Spectrum,the Louisville Gardens, and the Meadowlands were all awesome. For small Indy shows, in the mid-2000's, the Rexplex in Elizabeth, NJ was outstanding.

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That's not scummy looking. That's AWESOME looking.

See, A LOT of people think Ferris was a douchebag. And Punk is way better at being a douchebag than a smiling babyface.

I liked how when Steph's music hit, HHH gave a look like, "Shit dude, you're fucked now." I used to make the same look when I was married and was in any sort of disagreement with someone and eventually my wife would snap and "take over" the argument. And I liked the DX deal. First of all, I liked DX back in the day, and second..I liked seeing a gang of guys who were wild when they were young get together and goof on themselves while having a moment of "getting the gang back together." Reminds me of me and my old pals when we occasionally all get together. Minus the matching outfits. Oh and I thought Sandow was great here.

I thought that the reason Steph came out was cause she was pissed that a slime like Heyman mentioned her kids, even though HHH already warned him to knock it off.

Ha! After reading your long-ass, positive & glowing review of the show on DVDVR I said to myself "he's drunk." You really were! hey doesn't mean I was wrong!

Yeah. The joke was "X-Pac is a greasy haired skeevy degenerate trying to hit on Trish." That's all there was to it. And I absolutely loved the show, minus the Charlie Sheen stuff. Then again, to cross reference another thread, I was rather drunk and stoned.

I was at the show in Philly with the cage match, and it was a fucking blast.

I first read this topic as "Pro Wrestling and Meth".

I'm only talking about the gimmick. There were lots of Road Warrior inspired dudes back then. Demolition was definitely one of them, (and the most successful one at that). Admitting that doesn't suddenly make them irrelevant, and hey, they got over. Good for them. And if you're a huge fan of them then fine. Admitting that they were Vince's Warriors shouldn't affect any fond memories you have of them. What's next? The Midnight Rockers weren't Rock N' Roll Express rip-offs with a name taken from both the R n' R and The Midnight Express?

Well, when the Warriors finally did arrive in WWF their first angle was with Demolition and it was based on the Warriors calling them Road Warrior rip-offs. And Demo was saying "No, they're ripping US off!" in a display of heels saying outrageous lies. So, yeah. Demolition were Vince's Road Warriors.

Yeah, but Kane stalking Shane in the Hospital was some funny shit.

It's bad enough that you're gonna get beaten up and raped. But by CLOWNS? That's extra scary! I'll give ya that.