Johnny Sorrow

Ok, I'm not up on other media that covers MMA/ UFC..but wouldn't most of them be embarrassed by articles comparing their sport to wrestling?

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Ok. So Tully Blanchard had lost Baby Doll to Dusty for 30 days. She had run away from Dusty and was supposedly in Hawaii. But during a title defense, Magnum lost the US Belt to Tully because Baby Doll disguised as a cop, ran down to ringside and gave Tully a foreign object. Tully then managed to survive a series of rematches with the belt and then said Magnum was getting no more shots. Magnum then is asking for one more shot, an "I Quit" match. The NWA won't sanction it. But then Jim Crockett over rules the NWA and the match is on for Starrcade. Then two guys who are dripping with hate brutalize each other in the greatest match of all time. It ends with the bad guy trying to stab the hero with a shard of wood, butbthe hero manages to knock him away and get the shard, whic he plunges into the bad guy's eye, and the bad guy quits. Magnum is left standing, bloody and enraged, while holding the quivering Tully by the hair. He looks at him with disgust, tosses the shard away, throws the quivering Blanchard down, slings HIS US Belt over his shoulder and walks out of the cage looking back at Tully with a look of disgust and the look of a real man who had the roughest day at work ever, but won in the end.

I never gave a shit about what happened in a Pillman match. There's lots of matches Michaels was in where I cared. Shouldn't that aspect count in a discussion like this?

I'd imagine it wouldn't take much, if he felt strongly enough about it, for Michaels to still burn any bridge he wants to. And good for him. The dude has totally owned up and apologized for how much of a dick he used to be. At this point, if he can fuck with Vince about appearances and make some money here and there to supplement what must be a comfortable life? More power to him.

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Haven't seen that much of him in the 80's, but from what I saw he was pretty much a tool whom Flair and Ricky Morton worked around while way past his prime Ivan or green as shit Darsow carried the load of the work for the team. The Warlord was more fun... The Magnum/ Nikita best of seven series had some awesome matches. Nikita in the 80's was a blast. Nikita was green, but he was a great monster. His promos on Magnum and Dusty were great, his initial face turn ranks up there with the biggest surprises and most awesome angles ever, and the Russian Sickle clothesline was killer.

Man, I remember seeing that live on MSG and going absolutely fucking nuts in my living room when I was 16. I would always pimp that match to people who'd never heard of it for years and it's so great that now it's so well known. Besides the well named "lunatic bumps", it's a fucking bloodbath.

So at work today at the nursing home, I was gathering residents for a group activity. I went and got two elderly ladies who are both ambulatory. I was kinda dancing down the hallway to get a laugh and one of them said, "Oh I wish I could still do that." So I quickly showed them a certain way of walking. And then two old ladies and I Fargo Strutted down the hallway in front of a ton of staff and various other people.

I think the Apter mags were the biggest reason I was so into tag team wrestling as a kid. And yet for a long time, they would never list the teams by their team name, with the exception of The Road Warriors. It was always "Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson" and "Stan Lane and Steve Keirn". If I remember correctly, it wasn't until late 86 when they went with Team names.

Which was a reference to Jerry Garcia's nickname when the Grateful Dead first formed and took off. (He always hated it, actually)

Y'know, I normally don't mind when Cole shits on actively bad segments, but him snorting and goofing while they were showing Captain Lou respect really pissed me off. And nothing ever really pisses me off re: wrestling.

Yeah, I don't doubt HHH would bury Foley in meetings, but that quote sounds like the "quotes" you read from a "source" in the Star about Brad, Angelina, and Jen.

PPV was fucking great. I'll have more comments in a bit, but...for those of you who hated the HHH promo? Substitute "fuck" for "fight" during that and it becomes awesome.

Last night's show "The Dynamite Kid" which has nothing to do with The Dynamite Kid. The last 45 minutes are something else. http://www.tnt-radio.net/archive/472-whata...e-dynamite-kid/

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Me too. About everything.

I'll never forget Vince trying to spin the crowd being totally dead for this as , "THIS CROWD IS SHOCKED AND SILENT IN AWE OF THE SIGHT OF TWO UNDERTAKERS!"

I'm with Loss. When I saw it live on ppv, I thought it was ok. I watched it again recently and was bored to tears. I never much cared for the big blue cage, and in a cage match I want blood and violence, like TA/ Tully.

Hey! Rob Naylor meets Dusty on TV! That's still so awesome.

"Hey, Hayes...Remember when a drunken you almost ruined our wedding reception? See Ya!"

Uh, that's already strike one and two. Nash is only second to Billy Jack Haynes in the competition for "shoot interview filled with the largest amount of total bullshit". Right, but why would Nash say he was all for it if he wasn't and it was Hogan's call? Typical Nash bs would be that he was against it but Hogan said it had to happen.