May 15, 20214 yr comment_5951947 The last thing the man ever tweeted. Consistent until the end. What a guy. Rest in peace. One of the first people who did the edgy content that would become the hallmark of the late 90s wrestling boom, and while in hindsight it was a mistake on Corny's part to book him to cut those race-baiting promos in SMW, I cannot lie: him royally pissing off a bunch of racist redneck wrestling fans is deeply satisfying to me on a personal level.
May 15, 20214 yr Author comment_5951951 Dude shouting out OJ Simpson is still one of the wildest fucking things to ever be uttered in professional wrestling.
May 15, 20214 yr comment_5951953 What a shock. I was in attendance for ECW Living Dangerously (2000) and had the best seat in the house - otherwise the worst nosebleed seats in the back - for the insane scaffold match between New Jack and Vic Grimes. A work of art it obviously wasn't, but a memorable and shocking "car crash" scene it was definitely was. I witnessed Tommy Dreamer come running out of a door to check on both of them, which seemed completely out of place to me at the time, but it made sense later on when we learned that Dreamer also had backstage office duties.
May 15, 20214 yr comment_5951959 I wonder if they had to do the Klingon death cry for him just to let people know what they are in for in the afterlife.
May 15, 20214 yr comment_5951972 This is one of those deaths that on one hand isn't surprising because of everything he put his body through, but on the other hand it's the most surprising since I had him in the Jake Roberts "if he survived all that shit, he's gonna live forever" category.
May 15, 20214 yr comment_5951979 3 hours ago, Mad Dog said: I wonder if they had to do the Klingon death cry for him just to let people know what they are in for in the afterlife. "Mothafuckin' Sto-Vo-Kor better get ready. Gowron, your bug eyed bitch ass gonna get fucked up again!" RIP to a guy who I didn't care WHAT he did that was crazy or criminal.
May 16, 20214 yr comment_5952100 Fitting tribute from Paul Heyman on Talking Smack. Glad they allowed him to do that.
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