dmann wrote:Its definately waned in popularity, especially since WCW was bought by WWE (then WWF).
MasterWhedon wrote:dmann wrote:Its definately waned in popularity, especially since WCW was bought by WWE (then WWF).
It was actually the other way around. WWF bought up all the rival properties, including both WCW and ECW.
ONeillSG1 wrote:And what are your feelings on the greatest wrestler ever to live, Hulk Hogan?
The Immortal Hulk Hogan, I might add.
Lord Voldemoo wrote:MasterWhedon wrote:dmann wrote:Its definately waned in popularity, especially since WCW was bought by WWE (then WWF).
It was actually the other way around. WWF bought up all the rival properties, including both WCW and ECW.
Isn't that what he said?
vicious_bastard wrote:I watched an old Royal Rumble thanks to the free month of WWE online someone told me about (links thread if you care) - as I said before, was a fan when I was about 10. At one point in the 'rumble', I think 5 of the 8 guys in the ring were dead - way before their time. The Undertaker must be raking it in.
Is that VH1 thing any good? I have seen nothing of it. Is the Hulkster the star of the show or is it simply a vehicle for his foxy daughter's singing career?
vicious_bastard wrote:Is the Hulkster the star of the show or is it simply a vehicle for his foxy daughter's singing career?
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