March 12, 201114 yr comment_5467079 I can only imagine how people who never saw that one before will react.
March 19, 201114 yr Author comment_5467718 Sandman video in his old gimmick to Billy Joel's "Big Shot". Funny stuff.
October 13, 201311 yr comment_5567246 Almost all the video shown is from USWA. Surfer dude don't look like the future King of Hardcore.
October 24, 201311 yr comment_5568650 So surreal watching this twenty years later. I'm sort of amazed no snarky heel in late-ECW ever brought this up. It seems like the sort of thing Cyrus would've aired on "the network" to rile everybody up. I loved it though. It's a one-note gimmick, but that suits me just fine. The little James Bond-style circle thing was just the icing on an already cheesy cake.
November 25, 201311 yr comment_5574269 Best music video ever. This is a gimmick that should have been revived.
December 23, 201410 yr comment_5646661 Video clips of Sandman in his surfer gimmick to Billy Joel's "Big Shot." How about Surfing Sandman vs. Scotty Flamingo? Safe to say he eventually found his true calling.
March 2, 201510 yr comment_5656746 Crazy to watch in retrospect but we have already seen some glimpses of his USWA stuff. I think just seeing this video on a promotion that was ECW was more of a culture shock though.
July 10, 20169 yr comment_5759021 The different gimmick wasn't the shocking part to me; it was the choice of music. If there's any artist that's less like the ECW we all came to know than Billy Joel, I'd like to know who it is. It's always interesting to see Hak as an actual wrestler, because once his found his cigarettes and his Singapore cane, his skills went into hibernation and very seldom came out again. He actually looked good here in Memphis against Lawler.
November 30, 20168 yr comment_5777057 While this was obviously done by the USWA people (I think Randy West was still around), this never aired on any USWA TV show. The footage in question here is from December 1991 - January 1992. Even my 14-year-old dumb ass thought it was awfully suspicious that any surfer would be braving the winter in Mid-America rather than, you know, surfing in sunny El Lay. I also at that time thought Sandman was one of the very worst I'd ever seen.
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