Mr. Lacelle

Some Zodiac & Jason The Terrible from Stampede as well

Even blonde, bloated, late WWF Bravo? Every incarnation

I may be the biggest fan of Dino Bravo on the internet

For me it's Ray Rougeau & the guy in my avatar, Dave Taylor.

Until Brock retires, he's that guy.

Thanks for quoting that novel Blazer.

It's 2017, they just read tweets.

Guys, Wrestlemania crowds are the worst, why would you want to waste quality matches on them?

Worst wrestling name ever.

You can log into the website & select your cable provider & then login using your wwe account. If you have an HDMI cord you're good to go. On the actual channel it plays the live feed.

Damien Sandow lost in his attempt as well.

For original music I gotta go with Badstreet USA & Simply Ravishing. For existing tunes, Another One Bites The Dust & Gimme Back My Bullets

I second the Leo mention.

Flair's return in 98. His reaction to that pop was genuine.

Fuck that Bullshit. Watch 89 Flair, 83, & late 93 early 94. You know not what you speak

Growing up in the maritimes I was quite familiar with Rotten Ron Starr. I loved his series of matches against Stephen Petitpas & am delighted there was a resurgence in his work from fans.

Cornette had a match against Lothario. Jimmy Hart won a battle royal.

I see Flair taking Ted's role as the main heel that could always be plugged high on the cards after the initial push.

Vince was a fan of Flair, Dibiase's bodyguard was not named Richard & there was no Nature Boy spoof like an African Dream. Check out Vince's interview around this time (it was the cover story of Wrestling 88 I think)when asked about Flair he said he was a helluva talent & he'd love to have him. Heck when he did come in not much was changed & look at all the guys who's past was ignored & were given new gimmicks. Flair & LOD were the only acts that come to mind.

Steven Regal deserves a mention here

I was watching some Mid South tv on the network & a match popped up between a young Buddy Landell & Ted Dibiase & I thought how awesome that match would have been in 86 as opposed to 82. Which in turn made me think of some other matches that just happened at the wrong time in each other's career. Savage vs Austin happening in 95 when Austin was an afterthought & Savage was on auto pilot kinda stinks. Bret vs Misawa happening four years later would have been grand.

There's been only one hogpin match as far as I know.

Rock & Roll Rebel Express consisting of Dino Ventura & Kid Dynamite out of AGPW

Austin vs Bret has a case for the best WWE match, not just limited to Mania.

Are you implying that only Mexicans work lucha?