[1994-02-05-SMW-TV] Music Video: Brian Lee & Tammy Fytch

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Loss]

To the tune of the Spin Doctors' "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong".

 

This is such a great video. Tammy showed all the signs of being a star.

[shoe]

This is awesome. Watching SMW is great at seeing a young talent like Fytch develop an become a superstar. This video is great at getting her over.

[Kevin Ridge]

Tammy came off so confident which I think was really impressive for the age she was here. She just had it.

[Exposer]

Tammy was pretty hot back then. This video shows that. SMW's videos are all good. This is my favorite so far.

[soup23]

This was a really good video showcase. I love the clips of Tammy doing a little dance with the belt, and also her slapping Smothers leading to Lee/Smothers getting into a fight.

[El-P]

Anothere excellent music video from SMW. I love Tammy in this setting. In the matter of a few months she became the best active manager behind Cornette. A true natural.

[PeteF3]

Absolutely insane that Fytch was this good at age 19 or 20. She was given a terrific character to work with and went all the way with it.

[GSR]

Awesome music video set to Little Miss Can't Be Wrong by the Spin Doctors. Primarily all about Tammy Fytch and I like how they try to match the lyrics to the clips they play of her. First saw this years ago on an RF shoot interview with Fytch and Missy, thought it was fantastic then and it's even better now seeing it all in context.

[garretta]

There wasn't a whole lot of Brian on this video, but there really didn't need to be. Would it be insane to call Tammy the best manager in wrestling at this time? Corny's still great, but his feuds are either old (Rock 'n' Roll) or starting to double back on themselves (Bullet Bob). Fuji's been marginalized (in favor of Corny, ironically enough), and Harley becomes less of a fit for Vader with every passing week. We won't even talk about poor Boss Hogg.

 

There's a freshness about Tammy's work that no other manager can claim, and this video shows that in abundance. If only Vince's notions about females in wrestling hadn't been so outdated, Tammy as she is here could have been the top heel in the promotion, instead of a heavily downloaded pinup girl with no value as a nuts-and-bolts worker. The most memorable angle-related thing I remember about Sunny is that she got slopped by the Godwinns. Not exactly something to build a working career on, is it?