Thread: today's wrestlers that could have survived the attitude era
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Old 01-02-2011, 01:29 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by Aguakate View Post
Apparently, as I have learned tonight, Jerry "The King" Lawler could've survived in the Attitude Era...

...not only that, he would've been the hottest commodity...

...I mean, if TODAY he can be a CREDIBLE WWE Champion...uuufff...in the late 90's he would've been HOT FIRE!

Too bad he was doing PLAY BY PLAY all these 10+ years.
Glad you're still being objective.
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