[1993-05-01-SMW-TV] Brian Lee and Tammy Fytch

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Loss]

Tammy quickly interrupts Brian Lee and tells him he has potential but he needs guidance. She asks him to sign a contract and before Lee can answer, Bob Armstrong quickly intervenes and says he can't allow her to come out and just interrupt people. Lee tells her if he wanted a woman to tell him what to do, he'd get married, and she ain't his type.

[El-P]

Nice way to get Tammy some TV time before she really get into serious stuff. It's kinda bizarre to see her so young and natural and fresh these days though.

[Kevin Ridge]

Brian Lee isn't helping SMW defending themselves against Tammy's lawsuit.

[PeteF3]

Tammy rather condescendingly offers to be Brian Lee's manager, if he just signs a contract. Bob Armstrong cuts things off. Lee blows her off, but Fytch declares that he's simply insecure about his masculinity. Fytch is really coming into this role quickly.

[WingedEagle]

Fytch is out looking to sign Lee to a contract. Lee says if he wants a woman to tell him what to do he'll get married, but Sytch isn't his type. She is awesome here.

[soup23]

Fytch outperformed Lee here in my opinion and its also a treat seeing her interact with bullet Bob.

[GSR]

Lee says that he's getting prepared for the Rage in the Cage at Volunteer Slam when they're interrupted by Tammy Fytch. She says that he seems to have some potential but needs a bit of guidance and if he signs this contract with her she will tell him every move that he needs to make. Bob Armstrong comes out and although their lawyers have asked him to give her some leeway because of the lawsuit, he can't allow her to come out, interrupt the wrestlers and ask them questions that they're not interested in. Lee says to Armstrong to let him answer her question and he tells her that if he wanted a woman to tell him what to do he'd get married...and she isn't his type.

[garretta]

This is wonderful. Just like last week the only person to take Tammy seriously is Tammy. Lee dismisses her as one step above a groupie, and Bullet Bob is condescending, paternalistic and chauvinistic all at once. Tammy's not ready ro be anything major yet, having just come into SMW the previous week, but she's handling the bits and pieces they're giving her like a pro.

 

I like that she didn't launch into a long promo that she might have stumbled over once Lee rejected her; her one-liner is more than enough, and it could apply to Caudle and Bullet Bob too.

 

I'm looking forward to more of this, and it might be time for Tammy to visit Dr. Dutch on ​Down and Dirty​ before too much longer.