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Brody was fucking 3rd from the top on that show.......that show drew because of Verne/Kaissey and Roadies/Garvin & Hayes in the cage

I'm in no doubt. Come on Dylan join us

Like I posted on Twitter what makes the Shield matches awesome were they are so different than anything else in the company.

I see the lights going out on Rock but not Shield coming out, just one gong that distracts Punk so Rock wins.

For some reason I don't see the Shield match ending clean. It makes total sense for the faces to win but I don't know. Chamber could go many ways.

Actually Lynch has the best version of that IIRC on one of his Georgia discs

Where do you think they are getting the GCW from before 1983. This is nothing new

I like Punk but the Punk fanboyism by some has reached obnoxious levels.

Cena & Nikki Bella are the hot item right now so this porn chick is coming back for revenge.

I think they should do Henry/ADR have Henry basically destroy ADR either before losing or after losing the match to set up Ziggler cashing in.

I would've thought that they would've saved the Big 4 from the Network that would've been the best idea.

Yeah but having DTV be the flagship is huge because everyone tries to compete with them not the other way around

Bigelow's bad attitude after he got big killed him....he had good pushes in WWF & NWA but walked out of both.

As a DTV guy I'm fucking stoked they are interested in carrying it.

There is a lot of fun 1990-91 stuff that is on the WWC TV discs.

1991.

You knew it had to happen....Babinsack on Bruno and the WWE HOF http://www.f4wonline.com/more/more-top-sto...we-hall-of-fame

Bruno worked dates here and there in Georgia but was far from regular.

Vince has to be the one to induct him

My brother is in town tonight so I highly doubt I'll be able to make this one but the ones after I will be there

It is easily one of the best themes they have done.

God damn that was awesome

Just a few here Gordy vs. Kerry as NWA champ http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xet50v_nw...von-erich_sport Gordy vs. Killer Khan Gordy vs. Duggan Gordy vs. Dr. Death http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xc7oy8_st...t?search_algo=2

Will said in the Hayes thread that Gordy slides down his list everytime he discovers someone new which I can understand because what's fresh in the mind and new to you will stand out in the moment like any great new album but let's not put any shade on Gordy here. Gordy was a great worker basically from the beginning and was one of the most consistent guys in the business before his health issues caught up with him. Gordy had great matches in every environment he was in no matter the territory he excelled other than WWF. Gordy's matches with the Von Erichs, Dr. Death, One Man Gang are legendary here and then in Japan his matches with Jumbo, Misawa, et al before his stroke were even better. Gordy took over Hansen's role as the best gaijin worker in Japan and was phenomenal in the role and then hooked up with Doc to form one of the most dominant tag teams ever which is amazing considering they only had a 2 year run. There's nothing wrong with "finding" great lost workers but Gordy's run should not be overshadowed because we have had pretty much every important match he had for the past few years.

Will questioned me calling Gordy the superworker and Hayes the supertalker of the Freebirds in the Buddy Roberts thread but I didn't mean it the way he thought I did. I was by no means slighting Hayes as a worker but when it came to that team that was the roles they had in the team even though both were just as solid in doing the other. Hayes as a worker was extremely underrated and you can mainly thank Bill Watts for that as he was the one who preached that Hayes was better as a manager/announcer than a wrestler so it made guys like Meltz and others at the time take that meme and run with it. It just wasn't true as the more Hayes got a chance to work in the ring the better he got and in World Class he was a damn great worker. Watts smartened up some when they came to the UWF and Hayes worked more where he was part of some real classic matches there. Hayes had another great run when he returned to World Class in 1988 where he lost weight and toned up becoming an even better worker. He went back to NWA in 1989 where he continued his solid run but would gain the weight back in 1990 and ticked down a bit but still was a good hand. I don't need to post videos here as everyone saw Hayes at his best and if you saw the World Class or Mid-South sets then you should know what I'm talking about.