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Old 07-07-2010, 02:31 PM   #35
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Providence Peep, I thought you were either a woman or gay. Either way, that doesn't sound like your point of view.
Moving on, I think some other people I'd bring back if I could would include:

Adrian Adonis: One of the most underrated superstars since the 1980's. Too many people only know him for his "gay" character that ballooned up to around 350 lbs in the mid to late 80's, but back in the early 80's he was awesome in the ring and on the mic. Of course, I realize most of you here have no idea who Adrian Adonis was.

Butch Reed: Criminally underrated, his run in Mid-South from like 83-86 was awesome. He had some great matches with Flair, Murdoch, Kamala, Duggan, Iron Sheik, and JYD. Drugs and injuries fucked him up by time he made it to WWE, but the guy had all the tools to be a huge name.

Eddie Gilbert: I don't think there is one guy I enjoyed watching cut a promo more than Hot Stuff. He had awesome delivery and was the best at working a swerve. Another guy who should have been bigger, but got cut short because of drugs. He was also the original booker of ECW, before his best friend Heyman allegedly took his job after a fall out with Tod Gordon.
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