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Old 10-18-2007, 03:50 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by FourFifty
Mankind wins the WWF title.
 Nothing about the actual title run that Mick Foley had was great. His matches weren’t five star, his promos were goofy, he never picked up or handed off the torch. What exactly made this noteworthy, let alone getting a spot in the top 10 moments?
Larry Zybisco.
This is a case where the messenger will be shot.
Before Monday Night Raw went live every week the WCW announcers would tell you what happened on Raw. Monday Nitro started an hour before Raw so they had that time to either hook you into Nitro or turn you off from Raw.
Larry Zybisco publicly congregated Mick Foley on his title win. He made a sarcastic comment about how Mick Foley puts asses in seats. Well it did Larry.
That week WWF finally regained control of the ratings war.
*Tony Schiavone.
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