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Old 10-28-2016, 08:42 PM   #32
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Steamboat in this one. One of the more legendary babyface workers of all-time. It is fair to criticize his ability to draw and whether he worked heel when talking about his place on the all-time list, but his significance to the business, artistically, trumps the brief candle in the night that Trish was. She had a great and deserved run.

Also, I'd like to say that I think Savage vs. Steamboat is one of the more fun "old" matches I've watched. I also have to watch Steamboat retrospectively, and often the lack of the emotion of the time has an effect on how you view back these matches. Savage vs. Steamboat is a timeless classic for me.

I actually find it harder to get into the lauded Flair/Steamboat series.
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