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Im not sure thats the issue so much as that theres not a ton of difference between one PPV in 98 and another. I liked it when Tony would rewatch the PPVs and comment on what he saw. I think there was more legs in doing theme shows like the Heenan one though.

Dont fear. There are lots of terrible fake Russians still hanging around in 1988!

You made me want to go watch that Michaels vs Orton match. I hold that against you.

Is Judy Martin on your list? Shes pretty great.

Nailz is sitting there in the green room, waiting hopefully.

I've been in touch with him, but I have to admit Puerto Rico looks great. Boricua had the local advantage of sprinting out ahead and then grabbing his mainstays in the later rounds, getting Abdullah, Colon, and Chicky in 8, 9, 11. In the meantime, he scored Hogan, Windham, Rude, Hijo del Santo, Gilbert, Onita, Undertaker, and Guerrero. It was always a bit of Russian Roulette: Abdullah could have gone. Colon could have gone. Someone might really love Chicky, etc., but it completely paid off for him. He can have his cake and eat it too.

Duggan is a guy who could have realistically gone four rounds ago.

His home promotion is Twitter.

Only because I'm curious what happens gravity-wise if you pick up the Ding Dongs.

What if a giant Moon Quake happens, tears the surface apart allowing the newly formed giant water areas the great Emperor installed to separate the land into islands? Ever think about that? No.

There are no islands on the moon.

Also, Beast, in retrospect, it's interesting you went Sid instead of Taker. I'm looking forward to Taker as a monster in PR.

I kept hoping someone would go for the twin towers. It had to be hard to figure out whether to go with fat super-drawing Hogan opponent Bossman or prominent #3 babyface on the roster Bossman

Vic Steamboat is in high demand.

I saw an 05 Perros (Perro, Jr., Tarzan Boy, Hector Garza) vs Mistico, Casas, Heavy Metal trios while holding a screaming baby. It had pretty much everything you'd want from it: a mean rudo beatdown with attitude, Casas and Garza facing off and hamming it up, Toscano and Heavy metal going super fast, young Mistico diving about recklessly, a spirited comeback, and an action packed finishing stretch. I really love CMLL trios like that.

Good luck getting him there though.

That's the kind of crazy open-mindedness and flexibility of logic that lets people actually give Buddy Rose the credit he deserves.

How long have you been a WON subscriber?

Ron Simmons is already off the board.

Picking 1991 Brody would have been a Fritz move.

I can probably figure this out myself but how much did Luger/Sid work against each other in 1990-early 91? I'm not sure I can remember seeing the two of them against each other but there has to be a bunch of TV tags or something.

Beast is going to have to go through the steroid trial.

When he steals them and sends a bunch of masked tecnicis to the Moon, Mexico is going to declare war on it.

According to CageMatch, Black Bart, Deadeye Dick & Dutch Mantel only had 5 matches together The Moondogs on the other hand... (Did you know that Deadeye Dick was Moondog Rex? I did not know that) 50 days in the desert looking for Stan Hansen though!

Surely people want to use up three picks for the Desperadoes.