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Ohhh Yeah!!! Dig It!!! - The Wrestling Thread - Part 17

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I know this probably won't happen, but I thought it would be an interesting discussion point. With CM Punk seemingly parting ways with the 'E, we've discussed where he would go, if anywhere, and how both TNA and ROH would be steps backwards. But, with ROH getting a TV deal (of sorts), do you think he would go back there in hopes of helping them grow? He would have the standing of being a prominent WWE star in a small program (smaller than TNA), would Sinclair Broadcasting attempt to bring him in in order to shop their program around to more markets? Would he help? Or would this hurt his standing with the 'E?

Most likely won't happen, but an interesting scenario to discuss.
 
I know this probably won't happen, but I thought it would be an interesting discussion point. With CM Punk seemingly parting ways with the 'E, we've discussed where he would go, if anywhere, and how both TNA and ROH would be steps backwards. But, with ROH getting a TV deal (of sorts), do you think he would go back there in hopes of helping them grow? He would have the standing of being a prominent WWE star in a small program (smaller than TNA), would Sinclair Broadcasting attempt to bring him in in order to shop their program around to more markets? Would he help? Or would this hurt his standing with the 'E?

Most likely won't happen, but an interesting scenario to discuss.
If he were to leave the WWE for one of those programs, he might as well not think about coming back. It'd be Christian all over again, just with less years in the WWE. He wouldn't be able to think about winning the World or WWE Championship ever again.

His best bet is likely with ROH. CM Punk to them, would be a big time star and advertising ploy. The booking in TNA is too wacky and he would be wise not to take his chances there. Which he won't since he's made it clear that he dislikes them, but still...
 
I'll cut down the page stretching and I'll just pick out the important parts of your post. But if you want me to answer a certain one that I missed, just say so.

Do you remember the Bra and Panties matches? How about the bikini contest?

like Specter said you keep on bringing up that stuff and acting like it was the ONLY thing happening before Trish...wish is bullcrap. She was DOING bra and panties stuff when Jacqueline and Ivory WERE having great matches.


My claims were taken out of context. I was referring to the bottom of the barrel and shameful attempts at ratings, with Lingerie matches and those kind of eye-candy events. It took away from all of them. Not to mention the Stacy's and the Torrie's of the division, and their wrestling skill or lack thereof.
No they weren't you said when Trish was there she had NO ONE competent to work with ang then you said she made herself. You're lying. We took nothing out of context. like specter you keep go back to the eye candy stuff when there were also GOOD wrestlers during Trish's time as a wrestler. hell there were GOOD female wrestlers in WWE before they even started the eye candy stuff which was years before Trish ever arrived or Sable for that matter.

I never said there wasn't great talent. Point that out to me. You make up this bullcrap just to support your own biased claim. And if I ignore the GOOD talent, you sure as heck ignore the BAD ones. :cwink:
You said the other women beisides Lita were incompetent. I never ignored the bad ones.

Trish, Stacy, Dawn Marie or Stephanie Mcmahon would have no business denying it either.
And what about all the other ones you said were incompetent or lacked charisma? You're doing just what Spectre said and you STILL can't give him an answer. I don't think you have a good one. You can't answer Superark either.


Well, here's the problem. All of this time I thought that we were talking about headlining a Hall of Fame with little to no respect for itself; But we were actually talking about WrestleMania. My bad. :doh:
The HOF ceremony DOES air on tv it DOES sell with WM on dvd and it DOES sell tickets. You DO know all this right? Its often important that they have a strong name and star headlining it. Thats the person they sell the show on the most.

But if she were, you still wouldn't want her in anyway because of her gender. That's the point. It's more than relevant.
Thats a lie. If she was a draw as a women i'd want her headlining the HOF. She was never a TOP star outside the womens division. Thats just the way it turned out. Not my call or my fault. I've been defending the womens division while you have the gall to call them all incompetent so how the f*** can you st there and say she shouldn't headline because she's a woman?


Ugh. Not as much as the males. And I don't have the ratings, but I'd be willing to bet that no one in this thread will deny that she drew a lot of women and men alike. I can't claim it as fact, but we all know that.
It doesn't matter who is the runner up to her. People are either going to watch or not. They can advertise for both. Now that's a point that is moot.
You can't claim it as fact but we ALL know it? She drew as one star among MANY that drew. Male and female. She didn't just do it on her own.

You seem to be the expert here so produce the data. Don't be SO sure about that and telling me I'm wrong if you can't back it up. You know the EXACT details right? prove it.

The more important the inductee that headlines the more people will watch. Why the hell do you think they always try to go for the more famous names in WWE history to headline? The guys that actually main evented the big shows like Starcade or Wrestlemania? Do you now understand WHY thats done?


How can I take you seriously when you claim that Hornswoggle is on the same level as Trish Stratus. Seriously, just take that one back. Surely you didn't think that one through...
I never claimed he was. Now you resort to making up MORE bullsh** in a feeble attempt. You said ANYONE could draw headlining the HOF. Thats why I mentioned Hornswoggle.

He could have been. Doesn't mean he couldn't have.
People on his level haven't headlined before. People MORE successful than him didn't headline. So once again you're wrong.

:funny: Thank goodness the WWE realized that Trish had the charisma and talent to change the negative stereotype of an entire division. Kudos to them. They deserve so much credit.
She didn't do it on her own. Everybody thats responded during this points that out and you still can't seem to get it.

Keep ignoring all of the poor female wrestlers at the time. I'm not noticing at all.
I never ignored em. The only one ignoring things here is you.

Nope, I've been watching since her debut with Test and Albert. And on what planet was Miss Jackie even a little talented? She was a botch machine.
Not Jackie Gayda Jackie MOORE :doh:


Don't have it and don't care to look for it. Fine, dispute it all you want. You and I both know she sold more merchandise than Chyna did. Anyone with a little knowledge of wrestling knows how much bigger of an impact she had with the entire fanbase, male and female.
If you know it prove it. Wasn't Chyna a part of the original DX? Which sold a lot of merch and did a lot to turn the WWE's business around.

He sure did wonders for Kelly Kelly. Oh wait.... :whatever:
Thats right "wait" because Finlay was more involved in active competition at the time Kelly Kelly started on the main roster as a wrestler and was also transferred to other agent duties. So how the f*** could he help her improve? More of your selective memory. :doh:
 
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You've taken interest in Maryse, Hunter? ;)

She has lured me in over time. :D

Anyone in the mood for some classic wrestling? Royal Rumble 92 Reviewed: Classic Wrasslin: 1992 WWF Royal Rumble Review">Classic Wrasslin: 1992 WWF Royal Rumble Review

Probably my favourite ever Rumble match, Flair's performance was simply incredible, all the big showdowns between him and all the top WWF guys one after the other with Heenan's brilliant commentary are unmatched.

I saw Foley at the PWS show I was at last Friday, and he looked... horrible. No way to sugarcoat it, he looked like ****. He was hobbling around, looked bloated (even for him), and was starting to lean towards those you see at shows that have no choice but to be there (such as Ox Baker and Sid. Hell, Sid looked better). It was getting uncomfortable to watch him in the ring cutting a promo, until Biff Tannen stepped in and started ragging on him.

Eh? :funny:
 
I know this probably won't happen, but I thought it would be an interesting discussion point. With CM Punk seemingly parting ways with the 'E, we've discussed where he would go, if anywhere, and how both TNA and ROH would be steps backwards. But, with ROH getting a TV deal (of sorts), do you think he would go back there in hopes of helping them grow? He would have the standing of being a prominent WWE star in a small program (smaller than TNA), would Sinclair Broadcasting attempt to bring him in in order to shop their program around to more markets? Would he help? Or would this hurt his standing with the 'E?

Most likely won't happen, but an interesting scenario to discuss.

If he was willing they'd make him an offer. They are going to want any star with national exposure they can get. The big thing is how long will Punk want to take a break and will he be interested? I'd say there's a fair chance he'd be interested since he did great work in ROH before. They'd have to make a strong offer though.

Its a place where he could make a REAL difference if they are trying to expand. If he's willing I'd like to see him go back. The more strong companies the better it is for the business.

As for if it would hurt his standing with WWE..theres a chance it would. They wouldn't be a threat to WWE for a LONG time but these days Vince is fickle as f***.



Not ignoring it. I should have been more clear, I admit that. All of those talented female wrestlers you named, that's all good. But the division was looked at as a joke, and she was the biggest part in turning that around. I'm not bashing the woman's division back then, I'm acknowledging the talent of Trish. That's all.

They all had an equal part in turning it around when it did first turn around. When Trish started wrestling in 2000-2001 she wasn't even very good. The division REALLY took off in 2002 and at the time Trish wasn't that far ahead of anyone else as far as talent so this idea that she was the "biggest" part in turning it around is at best not the whole truth.

You should have been more than clear you should have been accurate. What you said was dead wrong. And all you do is keep bringing up the eye candy like they wer the only ones. Torrie and Stacy didn't even COME to WWE until 2001 so they weren't there making the division a joke for years before it turned around. They started in WWE when it began to turn around and they were mostly used as eye candy not wrestlers.
 
She has lured me in over time. :D

Those globes have their own gravity field.

Probably my favourite ever Rumble match, Flair's performance was simply incredible, all the big showdowns between him and all the top WWF guys one after the other with Heenan's brilliant commentary are unmatched.

"They've got to be fair to Flair!"



So NDX that guys ring name was actually Biff Tannen??:awesome:
 
I agree with Metallo. The entire woman's division did the job of turning them around from the puppies and mud wrestling/post Chyna days into entertaining and competitive matches.
Trish was simply the "face" of the woman's division. But in order for to be successful at her job, you have to have plenty of talented woman to make her look good. Which they did.
 
Again, just going with the important claims...

like Specter said you jeep on bringing up that stuff and actign like it was the ONLY thing happening before Trish...wish is bullcrap. She was DOING bra and panties stuff when Jacqueline and Ivory WERE having great matches.
And she managed through talent and skill to turn that negativity around. A huge credit to her.
Thats a lie. If she was a draw as a women i'd want her headlining the HOF. She was never a star. Thats just the way it turned out. Not my call or my fault. I've been defending the womens division while you have the gall to call them all incompetent so how the **** can you st there and say she shouldn't headline because she's a woman?
That's what you said, sir. And anyone that starts off a sentence with "I'm totally not sexist, but..." Is usually going to make a comment, well you know.

I never claimed he was. Now you resort to making up MORE ******* in a feeble attempt. You said ANYONE could draw headlining the HOF. Thats why I mentioned Hornswoggle.
But you did say that. :funny:

People on his level haven't headlined before. People MORE successful than him didn't headline. So once again you're wrong.
I'm not wrong, that's your opinion. So because it hasn't happened before, means that it shouldn't. I bet you hate the idea that women can vote nowadays too. :whatever:

If you know it prove it. Wasn't Chyna a part of the original DX? Which sold a lot of merch and did a lot to turn the WWE's business around.
You're not helping yourself in proving Chyna was more popular. If anything that benefits me.
She didn't do it on her own. Everybody thats responded during this points that out and you still can't seem to get it.
She owns the majority of the reason. Which is good enough for me. Add in the Star Power that she had over them and that's why she deserves it. So that she can represent Lita, Ivory and all of the other talented Women that's she's worked with.

That's my point, I would like to see her headline so that she could represent all of them and what they did to change the stereotype. They all helped break down the notion of their division, Trish was just the staple of their group.

It's no different than Kobe representing team USA over someone like LeBron. He's the face of the NBA, and Trish was the face of the Diva's division.


 
I agree with Metallo. The entire woman's division did the job of turning them around from the puppies and mud wrestling/post Chyna days into entertaining and competitive matches.
Trish was simply the "face" of the woman's division. But in order for to be successful at her job, you have to have plenty of talented woman to make her look good. Which they did.
BINGO. Hit the nail on the head. I was making a general statement that I would make with friends and it got taken out of context. I feel the exact same way about the talented female wrestlers back then. But amongst the gimmick eye-candy segment's, they all managed to turn it around. But Trish was the staple and face of them.

That's all that I'm trying to say. Fixed it in my last post. She was and still is the face of the Women's division back then. I would love to see her represent all of them at the HOF. Break down another ridiculous sexist barrier. This isn't WrestleMania we're talking about, it's the Hall of Fame that accepted Drew Carrey. It would be a fantastic moment.
 
Since Gotham Knight says we take him out of context lets go back to this:

Trish didn't have any competent people to work with other than Lita, who you brought up. She managed to turn herself into a star, in a weak woman's wrestling division.

Not sure how we are taking this out of context but Trish had Lita, Jazz, Ivory, Jacqueline, and Molly to work with in late 2001 and Trish wasn't even that great at the time. Victoria came along toward the middle of 2002 so thats another talented girl to work with.

in mid 2001 Trish was probably the WEAKEST talent of the girls I mentioned.


She has no one to thank, but herself. And I just can't really comprehend how you think that she had more help than Austin or Hogan. That's just completely false. Austin was apart of the Attitude Era and Hogan worked with greats like Ultimate Warrior and Andre The Giant.
But I just pointed out women who were BETTER than Trish in late 2001 who helped her. Warrior was no great in the ring. Hogan had to do what he could to carry him at the time. Great character but not a great worker. If you think Warrior was a GREAT worker in 1990 no wonder you say the stuff you've said.


Torrie Wilson and Stacy Keibler.

Two of the worst woman wrestler's of all time. And Trish had established herself long before Mickie James.

Trish was in a bra and panties match with both of them at Invasion and at the time she wasn't the superworker that turned the division around like you claim.

How was Trish the main reason for turning the division around at the time when she was rolling around in her bra and panties with Lita, Torrie, and Stacy?
 
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Jazz. Now that's a name I haven't heard of for a long time. How come WWE let her go again? I thought she was going to be bigger than she was. She could have been the ultimate badass heel.
 
Again, just going with the important claims...

And she managed through talent and skill to turn that negativity around. A huge credit to her.
That's what you said, sir. And anyone that starts off a sentence with "I'm totally not sexist, but..." Is usually going to make a comment, well you know.

If anyone is sexist here its you since you claimed the division was all incompetent except Trish and Lita.

Trish didn't turn the negativity aroudn in 2001. in late 2001 she was one of the WEAKER workers on the female roster.

But you did say that. :funny:

Quote me and prove it genius.

I'm not wrong, that's your opinion. So because it hasn't happened before, means that it shouldn't. I bet you hate the idea that women can vote nowadays too. :whatever:

Don't have a problem with it. I bet you hate the more women were actually talented than Trish Stratus and so many people have proved you wrong. I can't blame you for the stupid jokes cause thats all you got at this point.

You're not helping yourself in proving Chyna was more popular. If anything that benefits me.
She owns the majority of the reason. Which is good enough for me. Add in the Star Power that she had over them and that's why she deserves it. So that she can represent Lita, Ivory and all of the other talented Women that's she's worked with.

Trish didn't have that much star power until well into her run. She was eye candy for her first year on the main roster. Chyna was at least involved with a major stable before anyone knew who Trish was. She was wrestling guys before anyone knew who Trish was. her name was out their and more familiar to more fans before Trish ever came to WWE.
That's my point, I would like to see her headline so that she could represent all of them and what they did to change the stereotype. They all helped break down the notion of their division, Trish was just the staple of their group.

They all did it together so maybe they should all headline. Ivory was a GREAT wrestler before Trish ever stepped foot in a ring.
It's no different than Kobe representing team USA over someone like LeBron. He's the face of the NBA, and Trish was the face of the Diva's division.

This has nothing to do with WWE. And other guys were the face of the WWE and its not called the WOMENS hall of fame its the WWE hall of fame. One of the top stars should headline.
 
Trish didn't have any competent people to work with other than Lita, who you brought up. She managed to turn herself into a star, in a weak woman's wrestling division.
If I were speaking out of my, you know what; I would admit it. But I'm not, I just worded something poorly and you took it out of context. Only problem is you're still trying to use it as an excuse to back up your false claims.

And clearly, anyone can assume that an entire division composed of more than what, a dozen women at the time? They can assume that there were more gems than two. I made a general statement that in real life, would have come off as an overreaction that was just trying to point out how bad the bad parts were, but not as a fact of my actual opinion/review, if the women's division back then.

But I just pointed out women who were BETTER than Trish in late 2001 who helped her. Warrior was no great in the ring. Hogan had to do what he could to carry him at the time. Great character but not a great worker. If you think Warrior was a GREAT worker in 1990 no wonder you say the stuff you've said.
Hogan made himself. That's why Vince has so many hangups with him.

Trish was in a bra and panties match with both of them at Invasion and at the time she wasn't the superworker that turned the division around like you claim.

How was Trish the main reason for turning the division around at the time when she was rolling around in her bra and panties with Lita, Torrie, and Stacy?
Again, that's a credit to her.
 
Jazz. Now that's a name I haven't heard of for a long time. How come WWE let her go again? I thought she was going to be bigger than she was. She could have been the ultimate badass heel.

Na man...not according to Gotham Knight. Jazz was incompetent...even though she was wrestling actual matches in WWE while Trish was still doing bra and panties matches. :cwink:

From what I remember she got hurt at some point then came back and then it was the ol case of "creative has nothing for you" BS. Around the time WWE first began to trim away the good workers for the eye candy.
 
Again, when someone starts off a sentence with "I was wrong, but..." or "I'm not sexist, but..." There's usually more to it.
This has nothing to do with WWE. And other guys were the face of the WWE and its not called the WOMENS hall of fame its the WWE hall of fame. One of the top stars should headline.
So you're saying you just want the best person to go ahead of the best. I get that. But you're saying that her being apart of changing an entire division shouldn't be noted, because it was a females division. I'm gonna call you out on that.

But as far as her being able to sell a Hall of Fame, she could. Especially when Drew Carrey was advertised just as much as HBK. With that Canada following behind her, that's more than enough.
 
If I were speaking out of my, you know what; I would admit it. But I'm not, I just worded something poorly and you took it out of context. Only problem is you're still trying to use it as an excuse to back up your false claims.

No I'm not. Everyone who responded called you on your sh** now you have to backtrack like a politician. How is saying "Trish had no one competent to work with" you wording something poorly? Then you continued to compound that ill informed remark by saying Trish single handedly turned the womens division around even though she didn't. :whatever:


And clearly, anyone can assume that an entire division composed of more than what, a dozen women at the time? They can assume that there were more gems than two. I made a general statement that in real life, would have come off as an overreaction that was just trying to point out how bad the bad parts were, but not as a fact of my actual opinion/review, if the women's division back then.
With a statement like that you should work for Anthony Weiner to get him out of his screw up.

If you were trying to make a point why not just MAKE IT instead of exaggerate to make your claim look more legit. In real life its better to just SAY what you mean...unless its a bullsh** statement like so many people make in real life. You tried to paint the division as worse than it was at the time and marginalize every other girl to make Stratus look better. Just admit it. People have called you on it and you still try to halfass your way through an excuse. Next thing you know you're going to try your defense of telling us what the definition of "is" is :hehe:

Hogan made himself. That's why Vince has so many hangups with him.

What does that have too do with WARRIOR? I was talking about WARRIOR! Put them glasses on :funny:

Hogan and Vince made the Hogan phenom/Hulkamania we see together. Hogan BEGAN to make his name before he came back to work for Vince Jr but Vince had the promotional platform and cutting edge product to make Hogan a star. No star makes himself in this business.

Again, that's a credit to her.

A credit to her for being a piece of eye candy maybe. its a credit to her that she got better LATER but at the time she wasn't "turning the division around" like you claim.



Again, when someone starts off a sentence with "I was wrong, but..." or "I'm not sexist, but..." There's usually more to it.

I said that because I don't want people to think I'm sexist. Thats all there is to that. I've pushed talking about Womens wrestling a hell of a lot more in this thread than you have. I've also spent a fair amount of time defending the womens division of the early 2000's after you said it was mostly incompetent women. You've tried to paint ALL those women that did have talent with the same brush you painted the eye candy girls with. if anyone around here is sexist its you.

You basically said none of them mattered except Stratus and you ignored their contributions to turning the division around and said she did most of it when I've shown that other women were there helping do that before she even became a great wrestler.

So you're saying you just want the best person to go ahead of the best. I get that. But you're saying that her being apart of changing an entire division shouldn't be noted, because it was a females division. I'm gonna call you out on that.

Uh...her contributions to womens wrestling WILL be acknowledged when she's inducted. She doesn't have to go in as the headline star to get that. The way you talk NONE of the other HOF inductions matter that weren't headliners.

You got nothing to call me out on.



But as far as her being able to sell a Hall of Fame, she could. Especially when Drew Carrey was advertised just as much as HBK. With that Canada following behind her, that's more than enough.

If the HOF is SO tarnished as you claim by Carey her induction shouldn't matter at all. Its worthless.

Doesn't matter if Carey was advertised HBK was STILL the headliner and deservedly so. He did a hell of a lot more for the business than Stratus and he was a lot more talented. Arguably the greatest in ring worker every trumps Drew Carey. Shawn brought the legitimacy that Carey didn't.

So you've personally polled EVERY person in Canada to know how many of them are going to watch because Trish would headline a WWE HOF show? :whatever:

How do you know she could sell it as well as a Hogan or Michaels or Austin?
 
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- ECW Original Mikey Whipwreck turns 38 years old today.

- Devin sent the following: WWE returns to the Prairie Capital Convention Center in Springfield, Illinois on July 31st, 2011 at 5 PM.

- The Washington Post reports that Linda McMahon will decide in the next month if she will run for the US Senate in Connecticut in 2012.

- There has been concern expressed within WWE this past week regarding SmackDown live event business. When WWE did the Draft after Edge retired, the idea was that SmackDown had to be made strong enough that it could still draw on the road. It's been noted that Orton, Christian and Sheamus aren't doing good business on top and WWE went in with the idea that Orton would be strong enough to carry the brand, as far as the business side of things go. All of this likely has to do with this weekend's SmackDown shows being canceled and moved to September.

Partial source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter

- As noted earlier in the week, a strange incident happened with Mark Henry after Tuesday's SmackDown tapings where he was sent out for a dark main event and waited for around 20 minutes while several theme songs hit but no opponent came out.

Word going around WWE is that the whole thing was a big rib on Henry to see how long he would stay in the ring before getting mad and storming off, which he did. Henry was actually told that he would be wrestling a dark main event against Sin Cara. He and Cara actually called spots for their match earlier in the evening.

Henry was sent to the ring and when he went to cut a promo to set up Cara's entrance, the mic was cut out. Henry finally stormed to the back and demanded to know what was going on. Vince McMahon's theme song was the last one played during the rib, which is fitting because the whole thing was Vince's personal joke on Henry.

Vince had already left the arena but according to a source, he directed the entire thing via cell phone. A source in WWE production adds that producer Kevin Dunn was in on the whole thing also, laughing as it was going on.

The impression left backstage among the other talents was that it was funny, but misplaced. The feeling was that it's one thing to pull a joke on one wrestler from another, but when WWE is doing the jokes it sends a bad message, especially when they are ribbing a veteran like Mark Henry. It was also pointed out how WWE shouldn't have pulled a joke on Henry at the fans expense who had to sit through it and were expecting a match.

Source: PWInsider


http://www.pwpix.net/pwpixnews/headlines/309202849.php
http://www.pwpix.net/pwpixnews/headlines/309205151.php
 

So NDX that guys ring name was actually Biff Tannen??:awesome:
Oh, I wish. No, there is a group in PWS called Reality Check of Velvet Sky, Danny Demanto, Devon Moore and, if I recall correctly, Kevin Matthews. Who looks, sounds and acts just like Biff Tannen. His mannerisms, he reactions, his over the top reactions were all from the movie. He was an exact clone, only with a goofier haircut. Even sounded like him when cutting a promo on Foley.
 
Yeah never mind Henry, what about all the fans that are sitting there for twenty minutes just to see Henry storm off? I'd be like WTF? Is that it? Should I go home now?
 
Yeah never mind Henry, what about all the fans that are sitting there for twenty minutes just to see Henry storm off? I'd be like WTF? Is that it? Should I go home now?
Yeah, I'd be ticked off if I payed for a ticket and they don't even give us a dark match. Especially when it's for a stupid and immature prank. Why Henry of all people? Why does Vince insist on humiliating a veteran?
 
Oh, I wish. No, there is a group in PWS called Reality Check of Velvet Sky, Danny Demanto, Devon Moore and, if I recall correctly, Kevin Matthews. Who looks, sounds and acts just like Biff Tannen. His mannerisms, he reactions, his over the top reactions were all from the movie. He was an exact clone, only with a goofier haircut. Even sounded like him when cutting a promo on Foley.

Dude if someone had a Biff Tannen gimmick I'd drive my fat a** to the show ASAP. :awesome:

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Yeah never mind Henry, what about all the fans that are sitting there for twenty minutes just to see Henry storm off? I'd be like WTF? Is that it? Should I go home now?

Sounds like more bullsh** by Vince. Doesn't sound like a professional way to run a show just a prank to make Mark Henry look like a fool. A prank that nobody in the audience found funny because they had no clue what was going in.

Maybe Triple H should take sledgehammer in hand and seize the throne already :cwink:
 
Oh, I wish. No, there is a group in PWS called Reality Check of Velvet Sky, Danny Demanto, Devon Moore and, if I recall correctly, Kevin Matthews. Who looks, sounds and acts just like Biff Tannen. His mannerisms, he reactions, his over the top reactions were all from the movie. He was an exact clone, only with a goofier haircut. Even sounded like him when cutting a promo on Foley.

does he call people a butthead?
 
50's Biff. With a little of the 80s Biff thrown in. And a touch of Mad Dog.

does he call people a butthead?

Not yet, but I've only been to one show where he's on the card and haven't gotten under his skin yet like I did Rich Swann.
 
50's Biff. With a little of the 80s Biff thrown in. And a touch of Mad Dog.



Not yet, but I've only been to one show where he's on the card and haven't gotten under his skin yet like I did Rich Swann.

If somebody ever did it it would have to be alternate 1985 Biff with classic "Biff-isms" thrown in like "Make like a tree and leave!" or "Hey Butthead! Say hi to your mom for me."

As a matter of fact they should have gotten Biff to host Raw. It couldn't have been worse than some of the people they did get.
 
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