February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976005 2 hours ago, Brandon-E said: If Sycho Sid Vicious goes in the HOF, who should induct him? Harvey Wimpleman, maybe?
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976013 4 hours ago, sek69 said: Chris Adams needs to be in every HOF for being a pioneer, he was the first person I remember to use a superkick as a finish. The only HoF Adams belongs in is the HoF of total pieces of shit.
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976014 Will we see Demolition, Jim Cornette, Lex Luger and Rick Martel enter the HOF?
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976024 6 hours ago, Johnny Sorrow said: The only HoF Adams belongs in is the HoF of total pieces of shit. Good luck that that's the theme for most entries.
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976025 I think Dynamite Kid is more likely to enter the WWE HOF than Chris Adams.
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976027 13 hours ago, DMJ said: I mean, when you hear about the veterans mocking the younger generation for only caring about video games and vegan food spots, it does make you think, like, what were vets saying a "real" wrestler should care about? Flashing your junk at stewardesses? Buying a case of Jack Daniels for the boys cuz you didn't shake a guy's hand the right way? Good riddance to that bullshit. Obviously the bullying, harassment and assault culture needs to disappear forever, and sadly that’s been part of frat boy athlete culture since there have been frat boy athletes. But I think you’re being a little harsh on the older generation looking at what they deem as introverted and anti-social behavior from the younger generations though. Though to be honest, I’d imagine the older generations probably thought the body building disciples spent too much time in gyms, and not enough time functioning alcoholically day drinking the pain of the night before away! Yes the gamers do stick with their cliches, so to be fair they are being social to a point, but I can see it being weird to someone that’s used to going to restaurants and bars with fellow co-workers on a nightly basis for seemingly the new generation of performers to be more interested in things that they deem anti-social.
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976037 13 hours ago, Coffey said: Harvey Wimpleman, maybe? Is he still employed by WWE?
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976039 Maybe some GWF alumni could fit the bill. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_former_Global_Wrestling_Federation_personnel Skandor Akbar would be a good pick for the legacy wing, but I don't know beyond that. The main guys I associate with the GWF are Jerry Lynn and Sean Waltman, but Lynn works for AEW and inducting Waltman for the third time seems like overkill.
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976040 23 minutes ago, NintendoLogic said: and inducting Waltman for the third time seems like overkill. Which makes him as a member of the nWo group even more laughable! I mean I enjoyed what he did as Syxx, but it was way too short and he’s closer to the 10th-15th most important member of the classic nWo than the top 5/a “Mount Rushmore”! So if that impedes a potential “Sean Waltman overall performer” induction, that makes it all the more ridiculous of a selection.
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976044 I would say that Syxx was probably the last person to join the nWo that was a big deal before it got turned into a midcard/jobber storage facility.
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976045 6 minutes ago, sek69 said: I would say that Syxx was probably the last person to join the nWo that was a big deal before it got turned into a midcard/jobber storage facility. Very true, my point was more that you can slot him like 7th, through maybe 10th-11th if you were listing the most important members of the group over the years. Bischoff for sure, Steiner, Giant, Savage…a case can be made for Jarrett as the “focus” of that 2000 joke.
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976046 It's a shame really, a healthier Waltman would have been amazing in the crusierweight/lucha filled era of WCW,
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976048 5 hours ago, SteveJRogers said: Yes the gamers do stick with their cliches, so to be fair they are being social to a point, but I can see it being weird to someone that’s used to going to restaurants and bars with fellow co-workers on a nightly basis for seemingly the new generation of performers to be more interested in things that they deem anti-social. Never understood this bitch about Younger wrestlers playing video games and not watching the matches. The older generation in their youth was backstage playing cards and drinking, Andre the Giant was famous for playing cribbage. No difference apart from this generation is drinking energy drinks instead of JD and coke.
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976049 Yeah it was pretty much required to know card games to fit in the locker rooms in those days. To me, the complaining about the younger generation is one part normal "old generation things the youngs are doing everything wrong" type bitching and one part "older generation sees the youngs not doing the destructive things they did and feel called out by it".
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976050 53 minutes ago, ragemaster said: Never understood this bitch about Younger wrestlers playing video games and not watching the matches. The older generation in their youth was backstage playing cards and drinking, Andre the Giant was famous for playing cribbage. No difference apart from this generation is drinking energy drinks instead of JD and coke. Wait, I thought it was more about stuff away from the arena and being social with fellow co-workers in bars and such! Yeah, that’s a bit too “old man yells at cloud” when everyone’s pre and post TV time routines vary over the decades based on the individual themselves.
February 26, 20223 yr comment_5976051 I find it pretty difficult to believe that top guys in all eras weren't fucking off to do their own thing, not sitting around watching everyone's matches all night long.
February 28, 20223 yr comment_5976100 Definitely an oddball pick, but I'd put ICP in the celebrity wing. They have a deep respect for wrestling after all (even having their own promotion), and while their WWF run was a blip all things considered, they've put in others for doing less. Only problem is who could induct them, Luna and Golga are no longer with us, not sure how on good terms Vampiro is with them, maybe Kurrgan?
February 28, 20223 yr comment_5976101 I imagine Kane's induction speech would touch upon cancel culture and freedom
February 28, 20223 yr comment_5976103 Well I suppose since Paul Bearer is no longer with us, Kane is the most logical choice to do it. Unless they throw a curve and have Brucie do it since Taker's first manager was Brother Love.
February 28, 20223 yr comment_5976104 Really Vince is the only one that should induct Taker but other options that would make sense: Kane, HHH, HBK, Austin, Foley, maybe JBL.
March 1, 20223 yr comment_5976105 Muhammad Ali should be in the WWE HOF but if they can't get him they should induct Cyndi Lauper instead.
March 3, 20223 yr comment_5976300 So, Vince is gonna induct Taker. Not that it will make me watch a second of this stuff anyway, but that certainly says a lot.
March 3, 20223 yr comment_5976319 I'm guessing Vince was always the plan, but it wouldn't surprise me if Kane was originally slated to do it and got replaced because of his recent Mayor Jacobs buffoonery on Twitter.
March 4, 20223 yr comment_5976334 So, Texas just did another Texas that's just making Owens the babyface in this build up. JBL has been " feuding" with Owens on Twitter. I'd laugh my ass off if it ends up being Owens and Bradshaw cause Austin bows out.
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