[1991-05-25-WWF-Superstars] Event Center

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Loss]

Hype for the WBF pay-per-view. Ultimate Warrior and Randy Savage will be there. Warrior of course can't just say "I'll be there" like a normal human being ... he has to wear a costume and cut a promo. Savage does too, of course, but Savage is awesome so he gets leeway.

 

Tony Pearson, "a ripped Michael Jackson lookalike who will have to do more than just moonwalk to win the championship."

[PeteF3]

Warrior blithers about sweat and mildew while looking very pregnant. Savage teases a confrontation with the Warrior. Nothing quite evokes the idea of strongman badassery than calling somebody a Michael Jackson lookalike.

[Kevin Ridge]

I don’t get body building competitions, men or women. Couldn’t imagine going to see it live in person. Warrior and Savage cut promos for WBF.

[soup23]

WTF is warrior wearing? I can't imagine paying to watch a bodybuilding contest.

[garretta]

I wouldn't have paid to see the WBF, but I might have laid down a shekel or two to watch Warrior and Savage in a posedown.

 

Can you imagine Bobby Heenan calling a bodybuilding contest? The WBF pay-per-view was his first official assignment as an honest-to-God "broadcast journalist"; he'd officially retired from managing when he introduced John Tolos as Coach on The Funeral Parlor, which aired over the weekend of 6/15-16.