[1991-01-19-WCW-Saturday Night] Interview: Paul E. Dangerously

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Tim Evans]

Paul E. is in the gym but all he does is talk. Talks about Missy Hyatt and how he's going to free the American male from women like Missy after the Clash.

[Loss]

This is incredibly misogynistic and slimy talk from Paul E. at the gym. Funny stuff.

[shoe]

Paul E does slimy well.

[soup23]

Paul E does have the look of someone at the office that would say shit like this and creep everyone out. I do like his 1996 snazzy Atlanta Olympics shirt though.

[PeteF3]

This is a little more believable misogyny than the later Madusa feud which covered most of the same ground. Paul E. is aghast that women have invaded the last great American male domain--the workplace! I would suspect and fear that promos like this may have babyfaced Paul E. to the traditional wrestling fanbase.

[Kevin Ridge]

Paul brings the man hate against the broads. Heyman gets music to his promo but doesn’t do any actual working out. He doesn’t like women invading the work place. WCW used Robocop last year so they should have used Al Bundy and No Ma’am this time around. I await Missy’s workout.

[garretta]

Typical gender baiting from Heyman. I love how earnest JR is here; he acts a bit disappointed that we didn't see Paul actually working out, as if he could.

 

Having read about Paul's mother being a survivor of the holocaust, I'd be willing to bet that this was a major acting job on his part. There's no conceivable way in my eyes that the off-camera Paul Heyman could feel the way the Paul E. Dangerously character does about women after what she had been through; she had to have taught him better, at least. I bring this up to praise Paul for the job he did here in making me forget this while I watched his antics on screen, which is an impressive feat under the circumstances.