Most people think I am. I'm half dago and half greek


Me and Ripitup

No Eaton stories, but I did meet "Sweet" Stan Lane a few yrs ago.  He stopped by our store in Greensboro when I worked there and bought a home gym for his gf.  He was still in good shape and we did talk a little about wrestling.  He was very disappointed in how it had changed, but had good things to say about his time in the NWA with the Midnight Express and the fans in the Carolinas.

Yeah, I seem to remember Droz in an interview claiming that a fan had thrown a drink into the ring and the liquid caused D'Lo to slip.
There are also some claims that Droz's baggy shirt caused problems for D'Lo holding onto him properly during the move.

I remember reading Foley's account of the incident in his book: he said D'Lo felt so damn bad about it, while Droz - lying on a stretcher - told him not to blame himself; that accidents happen.
Droz sounds like a classy guy.

Yeah but I have friends who are with their lady and they don't seem to get attracted to other chicks, i'd like to be like that as it must be better for the relationship.

I have good self-control but damn sometimes it's close

Prime ruhl vs. prime nasser.

Who is better..

Discuss.

God bless Canada

I've seen him sitting front row. One of the biggest human beings Timmys ever seen.

I find it both ironic and amusing that our board has the most polite & civilized posters.

 

Is it me, or does that mug shot have him at six eight tops?

Would the other guy be liable if Nash tore his quad in the scuffle?

"Lanny Poffo discussed the death of his brother, former WWF champion Randy Savage, with The Brighthouse Bay 9 News in Florida.

Poffo discussed learning of Savage's accident while traveling to a booking in California. In an airport in between flights, Poffo received a message from Largo Medical in Florida, that his brother had been in an autop accident. When Poffo returned the call, they put him through to Savage's wife, who explained to him that Randy had passed on.

Poffo noted that Savage had told his wife he wasn't feeling well and thought he might pass out just before he collapsed while driving his Jeep Wrangler. Poffo said that he considered the way Savage passed "a beautiful way" to die, comparing it to someone who fights valiantly against something like cancer for years with no quality of life.

Poffo stated that Lynn, who suffered lacerations to the head in the car wreck, was a hero for grabbing the wheel and steering the car, which had gone into oncoming traffic, into a tree. He noted that she likely saved the lives of a motorcyclist and a bus. Poffo noted that he was so happy that they had gotten married the year before and recited a poem he wrote for their wedding.

Poffo also discussed Randy's run with the WWF, why those who criticize Vince McMahon for not being "so smart" as a promoter don't know what they are talking about, Savage's marriage to Elizabeth and much more. Poffo also noted that WWF's original idea was to give Savage a "buxom blonde" as his manager but Savage pitched Elizabeth for a screen test in the role and she nailed it.

Poffo was asked about the divorce. He commented that, "I think he did a great job moving on. He hit bottom and moved on. How in love was he? How would I know? How would you know? One of the great things about Randy - one of the definitive things - when life gave him a cruel blow, he bounced back with ferocity, better than ever. I think he did well...."

Poffo said that Savage always looked after him and actually came up with the Genius persona that led to Poffo main eventing in WWF.

In a never disclosed injury, Poffo noted that Savage had chronic pain in the neck and after filming the Spider-Man film, was unable to get out of bed the next day following a series of bumps where he was spiked on top of his head.

Poffo noted that he liked the WWE tribute video "a lot" and didn't feel it was too little, too late. He said that Savage knew that Vince McMahon and the WWF made both him and Poffo. He said that he wasn't going to deal with the negatives and was taking the high road. He said that WWF gave Savage the break baseball never did."

Video Interview: http://www.baynews9.com/video?clip=h...%20Macho%20Man

Officially for me is when it became WCW and they had Flair cut his hair.  I was a little down on it before that, as for me it really changed too much when it became WCW, but the Flair hair deal was the nail in the coffin for me.  There was some decent wrestling after that, guys like Muta, Sting, etc... but it just had a more cartoonish feel.

WWE released Michael Tarver and Jacob Novak over the weekend, PWInsider.com has confirmed. Tarver was on the original cast of NXT and was a founding member of the Nexus. After he was dropped from the group, he was brought back for several appearances that saw him standing in the back as the beginning of a re-introduction that never fully happened.

Jacob Novak was part of the most recent cast of NXT, including a mini-feud with William Regal, before being eliminated first from the season.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxa_1GM-Zxc" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxa_1GM-Zxc</a>
We welcome you back to the Federation with open arms Mick. Looking forward to seeing You vs. Taker Hell in the Cell II for Takers 20th win.

Guy was probably looking to cash in.

Any riot stories?

I ever tell you about my uncle?