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comment_5507277

This was a tremendous segment. Lawler harasses Savage and then finds a couple with the boyfriend proposing. He brings the chick in the ring and she says yes then harasses her about her nose and her future marriage. Backlund is the guest on the King's Court and he cuts a great promo on the New Generation and says he should be champion. Great stuff.

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If these guys are plants, they picked an odd part of the crowd to put them, as Lawler and the camera have to crawl through the crowd to get to them. Lawler completely blows the introduction by introducing the girl as the dude's "girlfriend, fiancee--soon to be fiancee." Yeah, that killed the suspense. Aside from that, Lawler drops too many one-liners to count, then makes out with the girl.

 

Lawler's special guest: the WWF CHAMPION! The man who never lost the title. Backlund attempted to BOON OUR LIVES as champion--physically, mentally, nutritionally, and financially. Vince and Savage need to shut up, because Backlund pretty much knocks it out of the park in his first attempt at a heel promo, pissing the crowd off mightily. Awkward at times, but with Mr. Backlund awkwardness is a feature, not a bug.

  • GSR changed the title to [1994-08-01-WWF-Raw] King's Court: Bob Backlund

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