I challenged him to a taped fist match at the Air Canada Centre.

I generally don't believe in wrestlers to be lucky. I do think most of the time people do get to the spot they deserve. I think everything evens out.

However the Brutus argument might contradict me on that.

Did you record it? Could have been a good part of the undercard for the "Pussies no-showing fights" event DVD I'll be selling in a month.

I hate how you spell center gertrude. Makes my stomach crawl:|

Lmfao @ fan calling gerty a curtain jerker.

I'm so sorry for that. Brb, gonna go grab some chocolate milk out of the fridge. Shouldn't be long, it's only a few metres away.

Lol Dale plays rugby and would probably kick my giant ass in a heartbeat.

Well get on that and we'll make it the main event, then. See if he'll pay for the flight to make it worth your while. I'll give you all proceeds for the sale of the DVD as well. Gonna need SOME actual fighting on this thing.

You drinking chocolate milk just makes me despise you even more

Milk racist

Smiley's such a racist even his reps aren't colored.

Dale plays rugby. I run 5 km races. I see a mis-match.

Milk is fucking disgusting. D, 2 percent, skim, almond, pink or chocolate fuck every milk drinker

Now that's just nonsense.

Your bullshit un-american spelling is nonsense. Fuckin dino bravo

What about Yoohoo, thats not milk it chocolate drink.

I have never once had a yoohoo to drink. I cannot speak on it

uh.... I had a barbershop appointment.

My partner is fresh to death

dWo's 4lyfeness cannot be denied

I agree with Jeff Jarrett being on the Lucky list, but I would also add Jerry Lawler to that argument:

Kid who just wanted to be an artist randomly gets to "give it one try" and goes on to have a career many would give their souls for. Never really gets a full shot in WWE but is so well-established from his territory days that any time he wanted to have a match, he gets instant credibility. Then suffers a heart attack on air while world-class medical personnel are in the same building and save his life.

And even in that he managed to be lazy (being on screen for all of 2mins ) before injuring himself by collapsing the roof.

Kevin nash slandering should be banned!

LOL, injury-prone wrestlers, amirite?

Unluckiest - Big Show - horribly booked when he could have been the next Andre. Guy should have been going undefeated and used as a special attraction, a genuine star, but unfortunately entered companies at the wrong time and in the wrong era. Now he has threads about how noone can make him interesting in any situation. Sad and frustrating.

Luckiest - Sandman - no idea how he was able to make a living wrestling for so long. He owes Paul Heyman every cent he ever made because he was horrendous as a performer. If you go back now, he was wasted and all over the place in so many matches, but his character earned him a living, with absolutely no obvious talent.

It's gross

I friggen LOVED the Sandman

Thank you mercenary for looking out for norman!

The Sandman had the ultimate job showing up to work with a beer in your hand being part of that job (being already completely fucking wasted was optional) and you get to hit people over the head with a cane. Lucky as hell.

In a way I would have to say Matt Rage. His career was cut short in the early days when he got sick with cancer and he was out for a long time before making a kick ass return after beating cancer...but he lost out on so much time and would've been a main eventer/legend now, if he didn't get sick. Like, he is lucky to have beaten cancer and have his health but unlucky in that it has really hurt his career and he didn't get as many accomplishments as his contemporaries like Swede Savard.

Lol, you could add that to it too! He really was abysmal. I can understand Gertner liking the wild personality, especially being younger at the time, but he was abysmal and although people sometimes say that performers make the character, I don't think there was any skill involved. He was just a drunk that was allowed to hit people lol.

hahaha reminds me a lot of Xristo Diavlo! All he does is drink and hits people!

what the fuck are you talking about?


Listened to the podcast, going to make an argument with you beautiful men. I didn't say Arn would be champion, I said he could have had a few main even pay days (re: War Games). He was probably more politically savvy than Flair in that he didn't anger people so intensely, so he was always around to fill a hole when need be, if someone got injured and they needed someone strong to either be put over to sort of carry things over to the next months, or put someone over. That's what being versatile like Arn could lead to, as far as I'm concerned.

Great job as usual.

If he had a better promo he'd have been the better Hart. He had Bret's technical with the high flying ability too. Bret wasn't a master orator by any stretch so Owen was pretty terrible.

It's not as simple as being a "better talker". It's about how you carry yourself and how you wrestle. Bret wrestled like a main event champion, Owen didn't. Plus, Owen COULD fly certainly, but most of his run in the WWF was spent NOT flying (insert obvious joke about his death here... aka fuck off). His work was good, and he was for sure a great worker, but he did not string together the body of work Bret did. He just did not work a main event style. Maybe over time it could have progressed there, but to me, I've never seen it, at least at Bret's level.

I think Sean Waltman made the point, while Owen was great, he just didn't take it all that seriously, whereas Bret did, and that's why Bret was Bret and Owen was Owen. Maybe if Owen took it as seriously as Bret, he could have been the number one Hart, but he just wasn't, talking aside. He was not the worker that Bret was.

I can see your point I still maintain that Bret put me to sleep while Owen held my attention but we are different people. I've watched Bret and I just don't see the appeal outside of his heel turn which I think because he was a lot more brutal I wound up really digging it.

Bret taking it too seriously was his biggest flaw. Owen looked like he was having fun. That kind of energy Bret never had.

Owen was nowhere near as authentic as Bret. Heaven forbid someone takes their profession seriously not worrying about it not being cool.

Love this so much

fuck you Gertner, you pain in the ass :rant: