[1991-01-12-WCW-Saturday Night] Paul E. Dangerously and Missy Hyatt

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Tim Evans]

Missy interviews Alexandra York about her computer and asks how long the computer thinks it will take to beat Paul E in the arm wrestling contest. Paul E comes out and just tears into Missy causing her to cry. He tries the same thing with York but Michael Wallstreet comes out and he ends the interview. Whoever is booking this must really not like women.

[Loss]

Missy Hyatt has paid Alexandra York to use her computer and see how long it's going to take her to beat Paul E. at the Clash. Paul E. tears into Missy to a point where she runs off in tears. He starts to do the same to Alexandra York, and changes his tune immediately when Michael Wallstreet comes out.

[shoe]

I guess this was kinda shooty. Paul E was always great in angles with the women.

[soup23]

This is sort of weird with heel vs. heel sort of but more Paul E vs. women. Missy storming off crying was grade A acting.

[PeteF3]

York and Missy make cracks about Paul E.--York's computer is only able to calculate the abilities of athletes, so it won't help Missy with Paulie. Dangerously comes out and makes more insinuations about how Missy got and is keeping her job, then goes into a patented Paul E. misogyny rant after Missy runs off. He's about to do the same with Miss York but immediately changes his tune when Michael Wallstreet comes out. Funny stuff.

 

I've always dug the York Foundation gimmick but what made WCW change its tune regarding having TWO women on the roster? Woman brought so much more to the table than Terri did.

[Kevin Ridge]

The women hate on Paul E who interrupts. I wanted to see York demonstrate on her computer on quick it will take Missy to beat Heyman. Paul gets real personal and makes some comments about how Missy keeps an job. Missy just walks away sobbing?

[garretta]

Way to build your angle, guys. One week Missy slaps Paul silly, the next week she cries because he might expose her, shall we say, after-hours activities. She should have laid him out with the mic and stormed off, or if we had to have Terri involved, she should have kabonged him right over the head with the computer. At the very least, I'd have liked to have seen Rotundo menace Paul a little. As it is, Paul's a sexist pig, but Missy's an overemotional crybaby. Just who are we supposed to root for at the Clash?

 

Too bad the York Foundation was done just as the Dangerous Alliance was getting started; a stable vs. stable feud with both sides staying heel might have freshened things up a bit in late '91/early '92.