Talk about it here.

"You'll never know how good you almost were." I LOVE that quote.

 

Brother Love reads an awesome poem to close things out.

Any time Savage is on screen it's memorable . For me he is the best thing going in 90 and 91 for the WWF.

Brother Love is going out on top--this is one of his best performances, and yet another great Savage interview.

I think the Genius wrote the epitaph for the Ultimate Warrior’s career.

Savage vs. Warrior is really feeling like one of Savages memorable feuds along with vs. Hogan and Steamboat. I also loved the WM 7 match but had forgotten how well it had been built up and how refreshing Savage seems since essentially the Zues stuff got played out.

This was great. My favorite line was when Sherri referred to Warrior as "The Ultimate Bimbo Warrior". Did she know something we didn't?

 

Savage and Brother Love were both tremendous here. Bruce Prichard has really come into his own as Brother Love in 1990-91; he's acting more like a traditional heel and less like one of Vince's one-note joke characters. I can't honestly say that I'll be sad to see Brother Love go; almost all characters in wrestling have a shelf life, and he's no different. But I don't see him as the channel-changing waste of space that I used to. He had a purpose, and he served it well. (I still would have preferred Piper's Pit on Superstars, though. Let the good Brother do his thing on Challenge.)

 

In an alternate universe where Warrior's career was the one ended, I think a loose alliance between Savage/Sherri and Taker/Percy would have been something to behold.

 

I wonder who really wrote the poem that Brother Love/Prichard read; it was very good, and Brother Love read it so gleefully.

Great poem and I'm going with the Genius as the author as well. One of the better Brother Love segments and it was somewhat due to Pritchard really knocking it out of the park.