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boop/bop/beep
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World Class References
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The theme tune, the head shake, the sweet moveset, the chest protector... He was, for one brief fleeting moment, the greatest entertainment I have ever seen in wrestling. I absolutely adored him and I think he should have stayed in WWE forever. I opted for him because no matter how much I watch and learn about wrestling now, I will never be as entertained by the whole package of one wrestler as I was then with D-Lo Brown. It's the childhood factor, I watched more wrestling in "The Attitude Era" than I had before or have since and for some reason he was always involved in something great. D-Lo Vs Jeff Jarrett was a true feast for the eyes any time it went down. As an adult I just can't vote The Rock even though he was my idol as a kid because rewatch his matches is often quite painful because of his weak sauce offense. |
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