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It will be up soon. Old episodes are slowly being put up. The computer that one is on is currently in shop. The moment I get it back, I will upload that one. Hopefully tomorrow.

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I think that would be very worthwhile.

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One of my favourite matches of last year. I loved every second of it. Now I must seek out that match if its much better.

You can't have the match you had last night, the match you had with Villano III in 2000 and all of the other great stuff from before and in between without making my top 15. I'm really going to have to focus on him, because this is insanity to me.

The Rey Escorpion match I talked about in the previous post: [embed] [/embed]

His top end stuff is pretty great. The Bockwinkel matches were near the top for the AWA set for me. That Enforcers tag from WCW is one of the best of the 90's.

Does any footage of him prior to AJPW exist? That may make/break his case.

I LOVED his MMA match from last year with Rey Escorpion. If there are more of those to go with his 80's stuff he has a chance. I value charisma in ring.

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1. 80's Lucha Set finish 2. 80's sets I missed on 3. Pre 80's 4. WoS 5. Some 90's stuff I missed on or need to re-visit (NJPW heavyweights for example) 6. Re-watching matches of guys I've watched their career but I need a refreshing on.

The best thing in New Japan for the last half decade. Tremendously charismatic. He could work that New Japan style without being annoyed like Tanahashi does. If you consider Tanahashi, then Nakamura is a better option.

My favourite guy coming out of the AWA set. I loved his brawls! Once I see some 70's stuff there should be no question on him.

From a previous Wrestler Snapshot: "In conclusion, The Big Boss Man is one of those interesting wrestlers that can go from a monster heel to an underdog babyface. His punches and selling are top notch. He knows how to put a match together and can produce fear or gain sympathy from the crowd, depending on this situation. It’s unreal to see a man that big play an underdog babyface. There is even a match at MSG where Ted DiBiase puts Boss Man into a bearhug and the crowd gets behind him. His series with Vader is one of the top rivalries of the 1990s and everybody should check out those matches (the Spring Stampde 1994 match I have at ****¼). Actually a lot of his matches need to be checked out as he is very unheralded. He may not always have a top notch match, but he always looks good in the ring himself and plays his role to perfection."

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