[1991-01-05-WCW-Saturday Night] Paul E. Dangerously and Missy Hyatt

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Tim Evans]

Paul E and Missy are having a match at the Clash. Earlier in the show, Paul interrupted a interview with Missy and Michael Wallstreet. At the end of the show, Missy and Paul are talking with Jim Ross. Paul E says something about Missy's attire and she slaps him. Paul E was pretty great in this role.

[Loss]

Paul E. tells Missy to dress like a lady at the Clash for their arm wrestling contest, instead of what she really is. Missy slaps him across the face and tells him to wear that! I remember getting a weird enjoyment out of this feud.

[soup23]

Not a bad manager feud. I liked Paul E insinuating that missy is a slut.

[PeteF3]

Paul E. sells the hell out of that slap, almost as over-the-top as Lawler selling Nitron's punch.

[Kevin Ridge]

Arm wrestling match set up between Missy and Paul E. Missy is sick and tired of Paul living at home with his parents. The parents are probably more annoyed by this. Paul wants Missy to dress as a lady and not as someone we know she is. That gets Paul a slap to the face.

[garretta]

Missy's actually acting somewhat serious here, which is weird to see. I agree that Paul oversold the slap, but he's supposed to be a wimp, so it fits. JR acting like a high school principal was the cherry on top.

 

What I can't believe is that they got six months out of these two, complete with a match to close out the Bash pay-per-view. The undercard in WCW must have really been in rotten shape this year.

[drew wardlaw]

I always loved how heated Paul E and Missy's feud was. I really get the sense that they legitimately didn't like each other. There was always kind of a mean spirited aspect to their interactions.

[dawho5]

Paul made Missy look pretty beefy selling that slap. Ross acting as the disapproving parent seems like the right role for him.