havocSchultz wrote:John-Locke wrote:I've just remembered something I read in a UK Tabloid about 10-15 years ago, remember NAILZ? an ex-con The Big Boss Man had supposedly put behind bars? Or maybe it was some Dentist dude DDS?, might have been the same dude, either way he tried taking Vince McMahon to court claiming he was fired after Vince grabbed his package (Frank & Beans) in the locker room and he didn't reciprocate the advances.
here's NAILZ
the dentist dude you might be referring to was ISAAC YANKEM
who is now KANE.
damn - Gaff beat me to it... well at least i got pics...
John-Locke wrote:havocSchultz wrote:John-Locke wrote:I've just remembered something I read in a UK Tabloid about 10-15 years ago, remember NAILZ? an ex-con The Big Boss Man had supposedly put behind bars? Or maybe it was some Dentist dude DDS?, might have been the same dude, either way he tried taking Vince McMahon to court claiming he was fired after Vince grabbed his package (Frank & Beans) in the locker room and he didn't reciprocate the advances.
here's NAILZ
the dentist dude you might be referring to was ISAAC YANKEM
who is now KANE.
damn - Gaff beat me to it... well at least i got pics...
Yeah I'm pretty sure it was NAILZ, he was only in WWF for about a month right? Anyway Vince tried to molest him in the locker room allegedly.
Brocktune wrote:
mick foley wins the IWA king of the death match tournament 1995. - wow. this whole show is awesome, but the final match of mick foley vs. terry funk for the title is absolutley unreal. barbed wire boards in both corners, barbed wire ropes, thumbtacks, broken glass, nails, and C4 charges in the fucking ring. by the time the match was finished, and foley crowned the victor, his face was covered in a mask of his own blood. thank fucking god, praise jesus, allah, moses, and vishnu for mick foley.
Pudie Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2006 2:32 pm Post subject:
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Brocktune wrote:
mick foley wins the IWA king of the death match tournament 1995. - wow. this whole show is awesome, but the final match of mick foley vs. terry funk for the title is absolutley unreal. barbed wire boards in both corners, barbed wire ropes, thumbtacks, broken glass, nails, and C4 charges in the fucking ring. by the time the match was finished, and foley crowned the victor, his face was covered in a mask of his own blood. thank fucking god, praise jesus, allah, moses, and vishnu for mick foley.
That match was unreal.
Another great wrestling moment was WCW showing Sid Vicious snap his ankle at least a dozen times. Anyone have an animated gif of that?
Vegeta wrote:
"Do da hammerlock, you turkey necks!" - da Crusher
Peven wrote:did anyone here see when that Hart brother fell to his death from the rafters onto the turnbuckle in a stunt gone awry? not a real fan of "pro" wresting myself, but have a brother-in-law who is and it really shook him up. i wrestled for real back in the day in highschool, and always kind of resented the association to the "fake" stuff, but do appreciate the athletic ability it takes to pull off the stunts, even if they are choreographed. Mick Foley IS one tough motherfucker too. i watched a special on him a while back chronicling his career, and came away pretty impressed with the guys ability to endure pain in order to put on a good show.
Pudie wrote:Peven wrote:did anyone here see when that Hart brother fell to his death from the rafters onto the turnbuckle in a stunt gone awry? not a real fan of "pro" wresting myself, but have a brother-in-law who is and it really shook him up. i wrestled for real back in the day in highschool, and always kind of resented the association to the "fake" stuff, but do appreciate the athletic ability it takes to pull off the stunts, even if they are choreographed. Mick Foley IS one tough motherfucker too. i watched a special on him a while back chronicling his career, and came away pretty impressed with the guys ability to endure pain in order to put on a good show.
Owen Hart? That was horrible. And his memorial on RAW the next night was one of the saddest thing I've ever seen in my entire life.
cap wrote:And one that is more recent.
Tag team match in TNA about a year ago. Elix Skipper and Christopher Daniels against Americas Most Wanted, in a six sided cage.
Take your pick of awesome moment. Either the four man high suplex or.
Elix Skipper walking the top of the to hunnacanranna (sp) Chris Harris off the top the cage to the floor. It was nuts.
havocSchultz wrote:cap wrote:And one that is more recent.
Tag team match in TNA about a year ago. Elix Skipper and Christopher Daniels against Americas Most Wanted, in a six sided cage.
Take your pick of awesome moment. Either the four man high suplex or.
Elix Skipper walking the top of the to hunnacanranna (sp) Chris Harris off the top the cage to the floor. It was nuts.
i saw that match - was actually pretty cool - TNA has gotten better and better lately - i've been wondering when the WWE is gonna try and snatch up AJ Styles - arguably one of the most talented wrestlers that's never been on their roster (from what i recall...)
monorail77 wrote:I officially vote EWS as way fucking coolest guy in the Zone
EWS wrote:For anyone who has read the Mick Foley autobiography, you can tell that very few people loved the business as much as he did.
That match, he put his body on the line for the entertainment of the masses, of the fans. What he did was un-needed, it wasn't scripted, and I am pretty sure the Undertaker was as hurt mentally as Mick Foley was physcially.
I still think a defining moment was when they held their first major PPV in Britain. Summerslam!
EWS wrote:I still think a defining moment was when they held their first major PPV in Britain. Summerslam!
John-Locke wrote:I'M THE BOOGEYMAN AND I'M GONNNA GET YA!
Makes me crack up everytime,
every goddamned time
inspired.
John-Locke wrote:EWS wrote:I still think a defining moment was when they held their first major PPV in Britain. Summerslam!
You have just brought up a painfull memory, my friend had a way of getting tickets & I was offered one, I asked my folks who said we would be on Holiday in France so I couldn't go, well we weren't in France when it was on, we were here in England, so I had to watch it on TV and I missed Davey Boy Smith winning the Intercontinental Championship and more importantly a chance to see Rowdy Piper (one of my all time heroes) in person.
Booooooooooo my Dad for being such a Putz.
havocSchultz wrote:John-Locke wrote:I'M THE BOOGEYMAN AND I'M GONNNA GET YA!
Makes me crack up everytime,
every goddamned time
inspired.
ya - he's fucking cool - he bit the scab/goiter off jillian's (JBL publicist) cheek last night and ate it... fucking classic...
John-Locke wrote:
AWWWWWWW
You Bar Steward
SPOILER OR WHAT YA DOUCHE
Hollywood_Bob wrote:My Greatest moment was back in 6th Grade...when I wrestled and took the "Million Dollar" Belt (awsomely home made btw) from a friend of mine at recess....my other friend Adam took the Heaveyweight championchip belt during that same recess...
Come on guys you all know you did the same thing to as kids...LOL
Hollywood_Bob wrote:My Greatest moment was back in 6th Grade...when I wrestled and took the "Million Dollar" Belt (awsomely home made btw) from a friend of mine at recess....my other friend Adam took the Heaveyweight championchip belt during that same recess...
Come on guys you all know you did the same thing to as kids...LOL
John-Locke wrote:Hollywood_Bob wrote:My Greatest moment was back in 6th Grade...when I wrestled and took the "Million Dollar" Belt (awsomely home made btw) from a friend of mine at recess....my other friend Adam took the Heaveyweight championchip belt during that same recess...
Come on guys you all know you did the same thing to as kids...LOL
I did a devestating DDT on someone when I was 13 after they shook up a big bottle of fizzy pop and opened it in my Garge Party spraying it everywhere, he got completely stunned and calmed down quickly, this was my first party, no one ever took advantage again & I had many more successfull parties over my school years, I think this action stopped me from getting taken advantage of.
My Mate Andy did a belly to back suplex on a girl accidentaly in a friendly tussle for a Cigarétte in the playground, the girl was suprisingly tough considering we heard her skull on concrete, she just shook it off.
Two yar above me one of my Brother friends broke a bone in someones neck doing a full on intentional suplex on the playing field, when the dude had finally recovered and returned to school after about two months out the same person responsible somehow snapped this dudes wrists (both of them) in a games lesson.
There was another dude in the same year as my Brother who took his wrestling very seriously, he took on a guy three years his senior and obliterated him in one of the most famous fights in my schools history, doing multiple belly to back suplexes on concrete to the douche who was causing trouble. this was not a play fight gone bad, this is how the dude fought in real life, I see him at the train station sometimes and I would not fuck with this dude in a million years, his lower back strenght must be immense because he's short & this dude was big. The other dude looks kinda brain damaged when I have seen him in pubs.
Anyone had enough of my true stories yet?
cap wrote:EWS wrote:For anyone who has read the Mick Foley autobiography, you can tell that very few people loved the business as much as he did.
That match, he put his body on the line for the entertainment of the masses, of the fans. What he did was un-needed, it wasn't scripted, and I am pretty sure the Undertaker was as hurt mentally as Mick Foley was physcially.
I still think a defining moment was when they held their first major PPV in Britain. Summerslam!
Agreed. If you look at the Undertakers face during that Hell in the Cell Match there was a couple of times where the UT was like " I don't believe I/we just did that!!!!?????" Followed closely by the "Is he dead????" look.
Kilgore wrote:Oh, and also...the 619 isn't the lamest move ever...that honor goes to 'The Bronco-Buster' made famous by Sean '1-2-3-Kid/Syxx/X-Pacc/One-Night-In-Chyna/Kevin-N ash-keeps-getting-me-work' Waltman, and, regretably, Mr. 619 himself, Rey Mysterio Jr....He had stopped doing the 'Bronco' for years, but just a week or so ago I saw him pull it out of the vault for no explainable reason.
For the uninitiated, the 'Bronco-Buster' is applied when the opponent is slumped in the corner, sitting. It consists of the wrestler leaping onto the opponent's chest, throwing one's legs behind the guy, and thrusting the groin/posterior region up and down between the opponents chest and face...
Presumably, this move is effective due to most guys not wanting international public emasculation to continue, so they feign passing out to get the match over with....or in X-Pacc's case, the stench is probably just that rank.
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