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I love Sid more than I love my dog, honestly. And I prefer my dog to most of my family. If I get around to a list, Sid's going in there.

It was FA Cup finals day for Joint Promotions, I believe. And I assume in San Francisco it was the November Battle Royal.

I dunno. I only bought it for the hope of WCW stuff in there. Much like I'd buy a Zoogz Rift book to read about Abrams' UWF. I don't really know who Husker Du are, I'm more of a pop music guy.

Now you say the Coliseum, I'm pretty sure that was the one plugged in PS. I think a Mike Hough does have a hand in HXC as well. EDIT: A quick google proves you correct.

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Welcome. Where was the wrestling shop in Manc? Afflecks? I have a fuzzy memory of a wrestling shop being plugged in PS, but on the other hand that could have been Majik's in Cov.

Ugh, he's like a God on BBC Radio Wales, is him. Wynne Evans. Annoying DJ. Did the anthem before Welsh rugby internationals at the Millennium occasionally too. Can't be doing with him. Played a wrestler in awful Ruth Jones sitcom vehicle Stella as well.

That theme is fucking spectacular!

Yeah, he spends a chapter on his time in WCW...

Taken from Modest Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, the same place Alan Hawkshaw did a great arrangement of Promenade from which was used as the theme tune to The New Statesman.

Going back to 3 posts ago, how is Matt Sydal a jock? He's tiny! As a former rugby playing school bully, he'd not get in my inner circle when I was 15 being that small.

We let people have their vote. Someone really liked Sir Mo. Duane Gill made an appearance. Great Khali got in there too, but he had super cult status on there.

Sir Mo was in the UKFF Top 50 Wrestlers of all time. A true legend of the game.

Meltzer claiming on WOR that WWE have taken on Styles, Anderson, Nakamura and Gallows. Says he's been told that by several people.

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You liked the McMichael vs Kung Fu "Footjob match"? Never moan about King Orig again. On PN News, you'd be right about him having a better career in the UK, and he indeed has. He's been a full timer over here for years and years as Cannonball Grizzly working for All-Star.

I absolutely fucking despise Joltin Bobby Bolton, as I watch 1997 USWA. I don't know why but I've absilutely no time for him and he's ruining Mike Samples for me.

To be fair, Bartlett was only around for about 2 months. I still think Superstars was the A show for a while in Raw's history. At least it still felt like that early on.

I'm pretty sure EWF was Flesh Gorden's promotion, that's why Orig ended up on commentary on the English language broadcasts. Probably as payback for Orig letting Flesh be the drizzling shits on Reslo.

I was 7, hence I thought it was the dogs bollocks and was jumping around the front room pumping my fists in celebration. I never took to that Bret Hart. I was Hogan all the way.

Cack Brown

Barry Windham in 1992. He had experience of not taking advantage of accidentally nutting someone in the pills and going on to lose, and Rhodes should have listened to the more experienced team mate. Anyway, history repeats, Windham's cost his title.

Wouldn't a turn by it's very nature always be at the very end of the match? It'd be counter productive if it happened in the first 30 seconds so the turner would make sure they managed to get their turn in and fucked off then the turnee won later on. Unless it's in a tag match then I've no problem with the turning bloke fucking off halfway through to leave a 2 on 1 for the turned on to valiantly fail against.

The Miz's reign is saved by the top flight program with Jerry Lawler. Testament to The King's greatness, that.

Phil Bennett, Wales Rugby captain's motivational speech to his team before playing England - 1977 Imagine it with the heavily accented poetic lilting Welsh cadence. That's a money promo by Bennett. Dripping with emotion, steeped in fact, and delivered with purpose.