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That's Not My Name
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Luger's attitude cost him badly throughout his career.
This was the guy who was set to win the WWF World title at WrestleMania X until he bragged about it to everyone, including fans, and they gave the nod to Bret instead. That was the 'inside scoop' anyway. |
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A Property of Matter
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By next year he was an Allied Power. Was that match even announced on the card prior?
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I'm all there is
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yea, I don't know if I believe that one anymore because I haven't really heard the story told by a wrestler in all these shoots and what not out there today. might be true, but I am leaning towards no.
It's the whole Summerslam 93 thing (which was before Mania) and his Crockett run that I will argue the most though about it not being his fault |
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I'm all there is
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That's Not My Name
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Bad booking did kill his momentum but even if he had won the title at SummerSlam '93, Bret Hart was still the most beloved babyface in the WWF at the time... Luger would have been out of his depth.
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I'm all there is
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I agree with that. Plus Bret Hart being the greatest human ever and all helps
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Mil Mascaras.
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I am the cheese
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I was watching him and Bruser Brody from probably the mid '60s. It COULD have been the '70's, but pretty sure it was the 60's, when I made this thread. It's not like thats the only match of his I've seen mind you, but good lord that one took the cake. He makes late Andre look moble. Dunno dude.
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Taller than Adam Cole
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Mascares definitely.
He only got to where he was because El Santo wasn't available for a movie and they needed a last second replacement. |
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Taller than Adam Cole
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BTW, the Youtube also features Hansen slamming Andre the Giant, with ease. |
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If we're talking about how they wrestled in the ring versus their contribution to the industry, I would say Baba withoug question. I used to think Hogan was bad, but when I first saw Baba I was blown away - one of the worst wrestlers I had ever seen, if not the very worst.
And what a freakish look too - I thought he was CGI when I first saw him. |
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Stan Hansen was the fucking man. Him and Brody were nuts.
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Former ECW World Champion and WWF Heavyweight Champion Vince McMahon!
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Not American fans... North Eastern fans. Of course, it then spread with the expansion but all Hogan was doing was very wisely catering to the expectations of his audience.
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