Post: #1

I am sure there has to be plenty of former or current wrestling fans on this forum ? I was on youtube the other day watching some old videos and I forgot how much I used to love wrestling. I think it peaked in the late 90's early 2000's when the WWE and WCW were going head to head.

Some of my all time fav's were mostly in wolf pac like Scott Hall, Scott Steiner and Buff Bagwell. I am amazed big poppa pump is still alive and hasn't died of steroid abuse or gone nuts like Chris Benoit. After watching some of the clips of his interviews I don't think we are far off from seeing him walking into a post office with a gun.

I still watch wrestlemania 3 from time to time. Can't beat Hogan vs Andre the giant in front of 100,000 people.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOoXZe_S3wI

I wish I could find a better quality interview. The big booty daddy is off his rocker

Post: #2

The Ultimate Warrior and Shawn Michaels.

Bad Ass Billy Gunn and Stone Cold Steve Austin, he was a mean sob!

I enjoyed practicing Stone Cold Stunners on my little brother.

Post: #3

Oh the nostalgia. Razor Ramon ("ey yo chico"), Mr. Wonderful Paul Orndorff, Roddy Piper. The tag team of Nikolai Volkoff and the Iron Sheik ("Russia #1, Iran #1, American hat phooey!"). I used to be so into it. Got back into in grad school during the Rock's heyday.

Ravishing Rick Rude was another good one. Hit the music!

The App store has WWF (WWE) app that has all the old wrestlers in it.

Post: #4

Ric Flair was my favorite.

I also liked Magnificent Muraco, Bruiser Brody, Stan Hansen, Roddy Piper and the Road Warriors.

Post: #5

Ric Flair

Look up his old promos on youtube. An exemplar of the ultra-confident school of game.

Post: #6

What about Irone Mike Sharpe? That dude took a fall like nobody's business.

Post: #7

I do love flairs promo's. But I can't stand to look at him with his shirt off

Post: #8

Shawn Michaels - I like his swag

Bret Hart - for wrestling skill and going toe to toe against guys bigger than him. To 7-foot Diesel: "I'll cut you down, to my size"

I also didn't appreciate the villains till now, they did a great job making me hate their characters:

Ravishing Rick Rude - My school friends and I would imitate his hip roll. He actually did a great job making me hate his character.
I read somewhere that he carried most of his matches with Ultimate Warrior. Wished he won the WWF champ title.

The Quebecers tag team - I like their team-based moves esp. when Jacques would body slam his partner Pierre onto an opponent lying on the mat.

I remember the Undertaker actually scaring me.

Hogan? Warrior? Yes, I was a fan but I don't remember them as fondly as the wrestlers above.

Post: #9

All the guys you already listed (ric flair, roddy piper, etc), plus jake the snake roberts, macho man randy savage, and sgt slaughter.

Runners up: jimmy superfly snuka and SD special delivery jones.

Post: #10

Akeem the African Dream:

Post: #11

What I enjoyed more than wrestling itself was four-player battle royal matches on WCW vs. nWo for N64.

Post: #12

Old school cheesy wrestlers like jake the snake, doink the clown and of course Razor Ramon. He used to flick a toothpick at his opponent and did a bad scarface accent. Classic.

Post: #13

no love for L.O.D ?

Post: #14

I was just thinking about this the other day. Notice how all the best wrestlers (rock, undertaker, stone cold, triple h) are mojor alphas. Thats why everybody loves them. Even if they are heel they have the halo effect. Also, it is the perfect example of how a regular person can adopt an "alpha mentality " and slowly they burn that persona into their subconscious and alas, they become an alpha in real life.

Undertaker and Eddie Guerrero were my personal favorite.

Post: #15

And of course the women. I am pretty sure the first girl I jerked off to was Miss Elizabeth.

Trish and Torrie still have a special place in my heart as well

Post: #16

I like Leeta except for the tatoos.

Post: #17

(10-04-2012 03:29 PM)Menace Wrote:  I like Leeta except for the tatoos.

I love her too...The tattoos do it for me. I love sleeves on a woman

Post: #18

Road Warriors, Nikita Koloff (he's American, fooled me... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikita_Koloff ), Rick Rude, and Ric Flair. Funny, all of them are from the Minneapolis area. Missy Hyatt too!

Post: #19

Can't beat Stone Cold, that feud with Mr McMahon in the attitude era was such classic, well made television. Even though I grew out of it I still catch wwe on tv every so often. Its sad to see how garbage it is these days.

Post: #20

2 Best wrestling moments...

Post: #21

Rick Rude
Road Warriors
Early Sting
Lex Luger
Steiner Brothers
Mr Perfect
Stone Cold
Ric Flair

Post: #22

Old school razor

Post: #23

How about the Missing Link, Baron Von Rasche, George "The Animal" Steele, Michael P.S. Hayes, Abdullah the Butcher, and The Iceman King Parsons.

Post: #24

When we were kids my brother and I used to watch WWF every week faithfully. My favorite wrestler was always Shawn Michaels. I just thought he was the shit. I hated Stone Cold. Respected Undertaker and Kane. Especially my brother and I liked crazy shit like barbed wire matches, coffin matches, steel cage matches, shit like that.

I attended WWE RAW live a couple of months ago. Had great seats and thoroughly enjoyed the experience, since I'm 24 yrs. old, watched that shit as a kid, but had never seen it live before.

I started watching wrestling again after seeing RAW. It was cool to see that The Big Show, who debuted in 1995, is still wrestling. Mick Foley and Bret Hart made appearances recently too.

Post: #25

Stone Cold
The Undertaker(when he was the deadman, not the biker)
Mankind
Can't believe no one mentioned Ted DiBiase the Million Dollar Man, I hear he's a minister now