What will be his legacy: Mick Foley

**Emperor Smeat** · 04-08-2011, 05:30 PM

I seem him a bit similar to Terry Funk in always having the desire to wrestle and putting his body on the line more times than he should. Not counting his time with TNA, he seems to be the type who enjoys entertaining the crowd and the passion of wrestling (ex. Jericho, The Rock) more than having to wrestle because he was horrible with money (ex. Flair, Hogan).

He had a hand in helping Triple H rise in becoming a big star in a similar way of The Rock helping Foley become a star. Could also argue he had some role in helping Orton and Batista rise as stars during Orton's legend killer gimmick and the tag match at Wrestlemania with the Rock.

He might be more well known for his spots but he was involved in some of the best moments of the Monday Night War era.

04-08-2011, 05:30 PM	#11
Emperor Smeat Former TPWW Royalty Posts: 66,676	I seem him a bit similar to Terry Funk in always having the desire to wrestle and putting his body on the line more times than he should. Not counting his time with TNA, he seems to be the type who enjoys entertaining the crowd and the passion of wrestling (ex. Jericho, The Rock) more than having to wrestle because he was horrible with money (ex. Flair, Hogan). He had a hand in helping Triple H rise in becoming a big star in a similar way of The Rock helping Foley become a star. Could also argue he had some role in helping Orton and Batista rise as stars during Orton's legend killer gimmick and the tag match at Wrestlemania with the Rock. He might be more well known for his spots but he was involved in some of the best moments of the Monday Night War era.