C-Rock

This has probably been answered already but just to clarify, how scripted is Total Divas. I'm in the middle of watching an episode featuring Naomi and Jons wedding and Rikishi hasn't turned up, I'm not sure why but I find it all a bit fake that he would miss his sons wedding.

 

Also Natalya talking open sex and the general talk about sex during many episodes and the terms like 'hitting it from behind' aren't very PG also Natalya's fight outside her house with Summer Rae looked totally fake as well.

Is it just me or does Charlotte remind you of Michelle McCool which is no bad thing as McCool was easily the best Diva of her time for wrestling ability, in my opinion. I really hope we see Charlotte moved to the main roster soon along with a number of other NXT divas who are producing some great matches. The main roster divas really need to start up-ing their game, I can see some main roster releases next year once the influx of NXT divas start coming up.

just seems everyone who comes from NXT excluding bray wyatt goes on a mad run of 3-6 months unbeaten ending in nothing

 

How else do you get someone over? You have two choices, have an undefeated streak which will ultimately end when Cena beats them, or have them lose every week to Kofi Kingston but they have some good moves so hopefully they'll still be over when they get hot shotted into a feud with Cena, which ultimately ends in them not really being over because nobody who loses to Kofi is really a threat to Cena.

 

There's always that middle ground though. Personally my answer would be engaging storylines / fueds and not burning through every match possibility on free TV, though I appreciate with the amount of hours they have to fill that this is pretty hard in this day and age.

 

Mind you there's nothing wrong with the "talented underdog who often loses" push. Did wonders for Daniel Bryan.

 

I think often the problem with the pushes new talent often receive in WWE is that they are forced down the thoughts of fans in a prominent spot and its often to much to soon and it gets tiresome seeing them pushed in the same routine way, squash matches and a undefeated streak the ends when fans or the office grow tired of them or because the wrestler drops the ball and hasn't got the tools to get over properly. I think instead of force feeding them to fans and allowing them to walk before they run would really allow them to find their feet and get to grips with their abilities and were they fit in.

 

I think new stars should be allowed to simmer lower down the card with a small amount of promotion prior to their debut, they should have very little gimmick and they should have competitive matches and be given they opportunity to prove themselves against talent and experienced hands. A slow burn push that gives the fans the opportunity to judge for themselves wether or not they want to get behind them or not. The process should take a year or there about. Daniel Bryan and CM Punk are key examples this system works. They weren't forced upon the fans, they worked from the bottom up and were allowed to grow slowly and naturally. To much to soon doesn't work as is the case with Rusev, Ryback, Tensai, Adam Rose. Rose shouldn't have been given such a big gimmick early on because it hasn't worked and the reason being its probably a million miles from the person he really is, now that his gimmick has crashed and burned its going to he really difficult for him to pull himself back up. Its not his fault, it was to much to soon, he should have been allowed to find his own feet and be built slowly through competitive matches to see if had what it takes and if he did then gradually pushed and if not be gradually and silently pushed out the door. Its obvious WWE are desperate to create new stars because their old ones are getting....old but WWE is not doing themselves any favours by pushing the life out of new stars because the interest, excitement and buzz burns out to quick. Wrestlers need time to develop before they are pushed to the moon.

 

Everyone likes a under-dog story, i think new talent should pay their dues as well, Randy Orton jobbed to alot of people prior to his push as did John Cena when he he first started out. I think the problem in WWE also is that they are attempting to push to many wrestlers at one time, Rusev, Rollins, Reigns, Rollins and the Wyatts and there's not enough creativity and experienced wrestlers for them to really get over properly because there's to much going on. Only one of them can be the break out star that ultimately becomes the face of WWE and they others will probably burn out and fall by the way side when that happens. If you put all your good ideas and creative momentum behind a wrestler early on it proves difficult to maintain that creativity, especially if that wrestler hasn't got a great deal of experience or lacks in certain areas wether it be his wrestling or promo skills. There's not enough creative energy for everybody to effectively get over enough to the point were they are established enough to coast through and remain at the top of the card no matter what because they simply are who they are ie Cena, Orton, BigShow, Triple H and the like.

Does the WWE bigwigs have to authorise a WWE Superstars finishing move before he/she can use it?

Yeah that's him, that's a pretty good win/loss record. Wonder why he hasn't fought since 2012...

First time i have posted in this topic but in just wondering does anybody know anything about Rob Mills? I worked with him for a few years when he wrestled as Bomber Mills for wZw, he was a great talent and had an impressive big man wrestler look. I know along side wrestling he did MMA and in pretty sure he fought on a Bamma card at some point and on other MMA shows. I lost contact with him when wZw stopped running shows and i often wonder what hes up to these days in regards to his MMA career. Iv seen a couple of old youtube videos of him training but that's about it, any ideas what hes up to these days?

I really enjoyed the Sherri Martel shoot interview, she came across really friendly and positive about her career. She didn't really criticize anybody but she told some excellent and interesting stories like how when she worked for the AWA, Scott Hall would call down for pasta she made, all the wrestlers lived in the same complex which would have been fun i bet. Its such a shame that not long after she died, she seemed like a very nice passionate person about her friends and the business and from what i can tell a lot of people who she managed or worked with seem to only have nice things to say about her.

I can see Alicia loosing then having the ultimate bitch fit but for her to get her come upins from the people she has picked on over the weeks...like Lawler pouring a drink over her or JBL, something like that anyway.

I read yesterday on prowrestling.com that during an interview with Stephanie McMahon she said that WWE are in talks to bring Wrestlemania to England in the future, i think she actually said a Wrestlemania type PPV i cant remember exactly but i wonder how true it is, was she just being polite? Or is their serious talks about it actually happening. This isn't the first time its been rumoured but to hear it actually said from Stephanie is pretty interesting.

I just picked up "Gene Lebell - The Toughest Man Alive" for 50p. Is it any good?

 

I read the book a couple of years ago and really enjoyed it as far as i can remember. Gene LeBell is one tough tough man, he has a fascinating and interesting story, I remember he talks about both his wrestling and MMA career. He refereed the match between Ali and Inoki and was often requested to work/shoot wrestlers who didn't want to do business or needed to be taught a lesson. He is the mentor of Roddy Piper also and has worked with Rhonda Rousey as far as im aware.

I find I often agree with Powerslams opinion of WWE, its refreshing to read an honest review of WWE programming most of which tends to echo what is wrote on this forum.

 

By whom? By you. And by no-one else.

 

*e-punches C-Rock in the eye*

 

No, just in general they seem to agree about the quality of PPV's/matches as people on here do. Its not as though their opions are totally outragious, if a perticular match wasn't very good its often the same opinion as Powerslam and people on here. I agree with Powerslam when they make certain suggestions or ideas, they seem justified and understandable but with that said I dont watch a lot of WWE at all, I don't watch a lot of wrestling at all tbh, I dip in and out and like to keep up with the latest goings on and will watch if it something interests me. WWE isn't exactly my cup of tea at the minute which I have made obvious on here before and won't go in to again, I agree with their opinions on John Cena as do many others on here that he isn't very good at all and by the obvious reactions by the people in attendance at WWE events so do many others around the world. I am a a wrestling fan and worked in British pro-wrestling for nearly 6 years, I'm not a mark and I don't take WWE and wrestling in general as seriously and as passionatly as many others obviously do on here.

I buy Powerslam out of habit and find I read it fairly quickly, not everything in the magazine interests me i.e. Japanese/Indie stuff. I like their History of PPV section and on sometimes they have a interesting interview with somebody I'm interested in reading about like someone who has an fasinating story, if its an indie-guy or somebody whos only been around a couple of years then I tend to by pass it.

 

I find I often agree with Powerslams opinion of WWE, its refreshing to read an honest review of WWE programming most of which tends to echo what is wrote on this forum. If its good then Powerslam will say its good and if it was shit then they will say it and like I say I find myself agreeing, their opinions are constructive and interesting. I admire their knowledge and understanding of the history of the business and I find their articles on topics such as the territory/old school days and general trivia interesting.

I'm sure I missed the explanation for this but why has Summer Rae been ditched for Layla? Has she been injured or something? She hasn't been on TV since Layla took over has she? Did they really do a break up angle over twitter and not at the very least on Main Event, NXT or Superstars?

 

She has been out filming a new WWE Studio's movie, I think its another the Marine sequal perhaps.

Does anybody know a way to contact Robbie Brookside except for Twitter and Facebook and I know he's working for WWE now but does he have training school in the UK?

Fair play, watching those vignettes I thought he'd beaten Don Cheadle for the worst English accent ever. I stand corrected....Big Don still wears the crown.

Charlie Hunnam in Green Street gives Cheadle a run for his money. Katie Lea Burchill had the worst one in wrestling that I can think of. Who else has pretended to be English in wrestling?

 

Charlie Hunnam is from England, he is from Gosforth in Newcastle.

I wonder if WWE got the idea of Wyatt singing 'the Whole World in his Hands' from the film Con-Air? Steve Buscemi character sings it in various parts of the film and in it he plays a psycho cannibal...how original WWE lol

Just checked WWE.com something I don't often but first thing I did when I got on to my computer for no real reason and it took my breath away to read about the hugely sad death of the Ultimate Warrior. Love him or hate him the guy was a performer through and through, he had they incredible ability to hold any crowd in the palm of his hand after the first few cords of his epic entrance music.

 

It makes things a little easier knowing that just days before his death he was embraced by WWE and the in a lot of ways the wrestling business as a whole, he went out on a high, hopefully with passion, pride and happiness in his heart. Its nice to know that he must have realised in the last few short days the love and respect that was felt for him by many, I've got a feeling that over the past weekend and days hatches were buried and he was on good terms with a lot of people which is a nice feeling. Its so sad that he has passed but the Ultimate Warrior is immortal and will never be forgotten.

 

RIP Warrior!!!

I've glanced through some recent interviews with Chris Jericho and he really comes across like a right prick, the way he talks about wrestling and WWE its almost as if he's to good for it all now and is very blasay (if thats how you spell it) its almost as if he's embarrassed by his career. He talks about whether he may or may not return to WWE and it seems as if he's thinking the fans and the WWE should hold their breath while he decides, his wifes not a fan and his kids aren't fans and there not really bothered about wrestling....I think they need to realise its wrestling/WWE that got them the big house and their comfortable living.

 

I used to really respect Jericho and his long and varied career, I've read both his books and I really thought I felt his passion for wrestling but I suppose the Rock and Roll music lifestyle has dwindled that passion or it could be the fact, he's done with wrestling and now feels his can look down upon it. I couldn't care if he returns or not, he's no Austin, Rock, Hogan as much as I can imagine he feels he is. He's probably made a lot of money over the years and probably continues to do so but he needs to realise that if theres ever a time his music career falls flat on its arse its more Chris Jericho that will need WWE than WWE needs Chris Jericho.

I was just watching some Bruiser Brody matches on youtube and I came across this video of him working in the AWA against some jobber, I'm just wondering who the british guy is on commentary...his voice sounds so familiar is it the Dynamite Kid, I can't recall him working for the AWA however.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HI7YZq9u1Gg

Thanks, I appreciate that and I look foward to writting many more. I actually can't see anything that is god awful about that its more entertaining than what WWE will more than likely produce on the night anyway and its fun to speculate.

I think its obvious were going to get some suprise entrants in the Battle Royal, WrestleMania needs a healthy dose of nostalgia my picks for entrants are... Kevin Nash, Roddy Piper and the Ultimate Warrior. If he's healthy enough at the time I'd also love to see Jake Roberts in it as well and win but more likely I can see Cena winning with him and Warrior being the last 2 and Hogan pulling down the tope rope when Warrior is about to hit his splash on Cena and a stare down with Hogan and Warrior to finish. But then again I can't see Warrior being up for looking the fool espessially at Hogan's expense so perhaps not but you could have the same senario with Piper, I'm sure Piper would just appreciate being at Mania, he's made it obvious he wants a spot on the show and it would play off the first WrestleMania.

 

Orrr have either Rowan or Harper be the 2nd last elminated behind Piper, Cena is down on the outside and have Piper and Rowan/Harper about to attack Hogan and Warrior makes the save ending with a stare down between Hogan and Warrior but then a epic hand-shake and Hogan, Warrior, Cena celebrating together.

Not sure if anyone cares to have a look through this but I found it interesting, I didn't know a lot of them....

 

-massive list-

 

why has it got that my post was edited and it says ignore?

Not sure if anyone cares to have a look through this but I found it interesting, I didn't know a lot of them....

 

 

Masked Man Alias

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Arachnaman (WCW) Brad Armstrong

Arachnaman (Georgia) Scott Armstrong

Arachnoids (WWF) Headbangers

Assassin #1 Jody Hamilton

Assassin #2 (Georgia) Tom Renesto

Assassin #2 (Mid-Atlantic) Hercules Hernandez

Assassins (Indianapolis) Guy Mitchell & Joe Tomasso

Avatar (WWF) Al Snow

Avenger (Calgary) Owen Hart

Awesome Kong (GWF/WCW/Memphis) Dwayne McCallaugh

Badstreet (WCW) Brad Armstrong

Batman (WWWF) Tony Marino

Battle Cat (WWF) Brady Boone

Bob Bradley

Beetlejuice (WCW) Art Barr

Big Machine (WWF) Black Jack Mulligan

Big Van Vader (New Japan/WCW) Leon White

Black Blood (WCW) Billy Jack Haynes

Black Cat (NJ) Victor Mar

Black Knight (WWF) Jeff Gaylord

Black Knight & Red Knight Tag Team (WWF) Barry Horowitz & Steve Lombardi

Black Panther (SanFran) Frank Sexton

Black Scorpion (NWA) Al Perez (Clash of Champions)

Ric Flair (Starrcade)

Black Terror (Vancouver) Bobby Graham

Black Tiger (NJ & WWF) Marc Rocco

Black Tiger (NJ) Eddy Guerrero

Blackhearts (Calgary) Tom Nash & David Heath

Blackhearts (WCW/All-Japan) Tom Nash & Dave Johnson

Blitzkrieg (WCW) Jay Ross

Blue Blazer (WWF) Owen Hart

Blue Infernos (Florida) Lee & Bobby Fields

Blue Infernos (Tennesee) Gypsy Joe & Pepe Lopez

Blue Infernos (Tennesee) Gypsy Joe & Frank Martinez

Blue Knight (WWF) Greg Valentine

Bullet Bob Armstrong

Captain USA (WCCW) John Studd

Charlie Brown (Mid-Atlantic) Jimmy Valiant

Checkmate (World Class) Les Thornton

Cheetah Kid Ted Petty

Christmas Creature (USWA) Glenn Jacobs

Clones (Memphis) Pat & Mike Kelly

Cobra (WWF & NJ) George Takano

Conquistadors (WWF) Jose Estrada & Jose Luis Rivera

Crypt Keeper (W*ING) Jose Estrada Jr.

Cyclopes (EMLL) Tug Taylor

Dante (Tennessee) Hans Steiner

Dante (Memphis 90s) Tommy Heggie

Dark Patriot (GWF & ECW) Doug Gilbert

Dark Secret (SMW) Brian Armstrong

Deadeye Dick (WCW) Randy Colley

Deadhead (USWA) Ken Raper

Destroyer (Lexington) Randy Savage

Destroyer (International) Dick Beyer

Ding Dongs (NWA) Jim Evans & Richard Sartain

Dink (WWF) Tiger Jackson

Dirty Yellow Dog (Florida) Barry Windham

Dixie Dynamite (SMW) Scott Armstrong

Dog Catchers (Memphis) Doug Vines & ???

Doink I Matt Borne

Doink II Steve Kiern

Doink III Steve Lombardi

Doink IV Ray Appollo

Doink (NWC) Mark Starr

Doom Butch Reed & Ron Simmons

Doomsday (Tennessee) Glenn Jacobs

Dos Hombres (WCW) Ricky Steamboat

Brad Armstrong (TV)

Tom Zenk (Slamboree)

Double X (AWA) Red Osbourne

Dr. Death (Oklahoma/WWF) Steve Williams

Dr. Feel Good (Deep South) Terry Taylor

Dr. X (AWA) Dick Beyer

Dr. X (Omaha) Bill Miller

Dr. X (NWA 70s) Jim Osborne

Dr. X (WCW 90s) Randy Colley

Eagle (All-Japan) Jackie Fulton

El Grande Pistolero (Memphis) Gypsy Joe

El Medico (LA) Apollo Jalisco

El Samurai (NJ/WAR) Osamu Matsuda

Eliminators (Memphis) Perry Saturn & John Kronus

Executioner (ICW) Randy Savage

Executioners (WWF 70s) Killer Kowalski & John Studd &

Nikolai Volkoff

Executioners (WWF 90s jobbers) Duane Gill & Barry Hardy

Falcon (All-Japan) Steve Armstrong

Fantasia (WCW) Brad Armstrong

Fire (Memphis) Don Bass

Fire Cat (WCW) Brady Boone

Flame (Memphis) Roger Smith

Flame, The (Alabama) Jody Hamilton

Freedom Fighter (WCW) Brad Armstrong

Friday Buddy Wayne

Funk, Jimmie Jack Jesse Barr

Galaxians (Memphis) Dan Davis & Ken Wayne

Giant Ninja (WCW) Ron Reis

Giant Machine (WWF) Andre the Giant

Gobbledygooker (WWF) Hector Guerrero

Grappler (Florida) Johnny Walker

Grappler (Oklahoma/Texas) Len Denton

Grapplers Len Denton & Tony Anthony

Great Wizard (WCW) Kevin Sullivan

Green Panther (SanFran) Pat Fraley

Haito (WCW) Paul Diamond

Handsome Stranger (GWF) Marcus Alexander Bagwell

Hangman (LA) Neil Guay

Hood, The (LA) Ron Starr

Hood, The (Portland) Ricky Santana

Hood, The (World Class) Jeff Gaylord

Hornet (SMW) Brian Keyes

Hulk Machine (WWF) Hulk Hogan

Humongous (Tennessee '84) Mike Stark

Humongous (USWA) Randy Lewis

Infernos (Original) Frankie Cain

J.C. Dykes

Rocky Smith

Curtis Smith

Infernos (Memphis 80s) Ron Gibson & Stan Vachon

Interns (Florida) Billy Garrett & Jim Starr

Billy Garrett & Tom Andrews

Interns (Memphis) Roger Smith & Don Bass

Jason (Calgary) Karl Moffat

Jason the Terrible (W*ING) Roberto Rodriguez

Juicer (Portland) Art Barr

Kato (WWF) Paul Diamond

Kendo the Samurai I (SMW) Tim Horner

Kendo the Samurai II (SMW) Bobby Blaze

Kendo the Samurai III (SMW) Brian Logan

Killer Bees Brian Blair & Jim Brunzell

Killer Bee (New Japan) Brian Blair

Kim Chee II (WWF) Steve Lombardi

King Killer (USWA) Mike Miller

Kowabunga Ninja Turtle (SMW) Brian Hilderbrand

Krueger, Freddy (W*ING) Doug Gilbert

Kwang the Ninja Juan "Savio Vega" Rivera

Lacrosse (All Japan) Jungle Jim Steele

Lady X (LPWA) Peggy Lee

LazorTron (NWA) Hector Guerrero

Leatherface (USWA) Ken Raper

Leatherface (USWA) Mike Samples

Leatherface (W*ING - Original) Tim Patterson

Leatherface (W*ING) Doug Gilbert

Lee, Stagger (Memphis) Koko Ware

Lee, Stagger (Mid-South) Junkyard Dog

Lord Humongous (Alabama mid 80s) Jeff Van Kamp

Lord Humongous (Continental) Sid Vicious

Lords of Darkness (WWF) Duane Gill & Barry Hardy

Los Espelicitos (WCW) Ricky Santana & David Sierra

Masked Avenger (World Class) Chris Adams

Masked Bat (Tennessee) Bob O'Shocker

Masked Champion (Oklahoma) Randy Colley

Masked Destroyer (Florida) Killer Kowalski

Masked Infernos (SMW) Brian Keyes & Anthony Michaels

Masked Marvel (40s-50s) Robert Maines

Masked Marvels (NC) Billy Garrett & Jim Starr

Masked Outlaw (NWA) Dory Funk Jr.

Masked Rebel (Tennessee) Sonny Fargo

Masked Scyscraper (WCW) Mike Enos

Masked Strangler Guy Mitchell

Masked Superstar Bill Eadie

Masked Superstar II (Mid-Atlantic) John Studd

Masked Terror (AWA) Jay York

Master of Pain (Memphis) Mark Calloway

Masters of Terror (Memphis) Dan Davis & Ken Wayne

Matador (Alabama) Jerry Stubbs

Max Moon (WWF) Paul Diamond

Medics (Tennessee) Tony Gonzales & Donal Lortie

Medics (Florida) Billy Garrett & Dick Dunn

Billy Garrett & Jim Starr

Mega Maharishi (PNW) Ed Wiskowski

Mephisto (Tennesse) Lou Papineau

Mephisto (Memphis 90s) Romeo Rodriguez

Midnight Rider (Florida & NWA) Dusty Rhodes

Midnight Rider (Mid-South) Bill Watts

Midnight Rider (GWF) Sam Houston

Mighty Yankees (60s) Ron Wright

Frank Morell

Eddie Sullivan

Pepe Lopez

Minnesota Wrecking Crew II (NWA) Wayne Bloom & Mike Enos

Miser (Lexington) Angelo Poffo

Mister M (AWA) Bill Miller

Monster, The (LA) Tony Rodriguez

Montoya, Aldo (WWF) PJ Walker

Mr. J.L. (WCW) Jerry Lynn

Mr. M (Indianapolis) Hard Boiled Haggerty

Mr. Madness (WWF) Randy Savage

Mr. R (Georgia) Tommy Rich

Mr. R (Georgia, against DiBiase) Brad Armstrong

Mr. Wrestling (I) Tim Woods (Woodin)

Mr. Wrestling (Tenn) Dick Steinborn

Mr. Wrestling II Johnny Walker

Mr. X (Vancouver 60s) Frank Townsend

Mr. X (Vancouver 70s) Guy Mitchell

New Jason the Terrible (W*ING) Tracey Smothers

New Spoiler (Wild West) Jeff Gaylord

Nightmares (Cont) Dan Davis & Ken Wayne

Nightmare Freddy (Cont) Doug Gilbert

Nightmares (Alabma) Dan Davis & Ken Wayne

NWO Sting Jeff Farmer

Olympia, Mr. Jerry Stubbs

Patriot (GWF/WCW) Del Wilkes

Pegasus Kid (NJ) Chris Benoit

Phantom (WWF) David Heath

Phantoms (USWA) Jerry Faith & Troy Haste

Pierce, Shanghai (WCW) Mark Canterbury

Prince Kharis (SMW) Rob Mayze

Professional Doug Gilbert (70s)

Punisher (WCCW) Mark Calloway

Purple Shadow (SanFran) Bill Longson

Rasputin (Portland) Black Angus Campbell

Red Hangman (SanFran) Tom Rice

Red Knight (WWF) Barry Horowitz

Red Knight & Black Knight Tag Team (WWF) Barry Horowitz & Steve Lombardi

Red Knight (Memphis) Del Rios

Red Masked Marvel (Tennesse) Jack Larve

Red River Jack (WCCW) Bruiser Brody

Red Shadow (Tennessee) Dick Dunn

Repo Man (WWF) Barry Darsow

Russian Assassin I (NWA) Angel of Death

Russian Assassin II (NWA) Jack Victory

Screaming Eagles (WCW) Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin

Senior X (LA) J.C. Dykes

Sensational White Phantom Nick Bockwinkel

Shadow (Alabama) Norvell Austin

Shadows (WWF) Randy Colley & Jose Luis Rivera

Shinobi the Oriental Assassin (Ohio) Al Snow

Shinobi (WWF) Al Snow

Siva (Crockett 94) Tony Norris

Spider (Indies) Randy Savage

Spider Lady (WWF) Moolah

Spiders (USWA & WWF) Headbangers

Spoiler (#1) (Georgia) Don Jardine

Spoiler #2 (LA) Ron Starr

Spoiler (Memphis '84) Frank Morell

Spoilers (Florida) Don Jardine & Bobby Duncum

Spoilers (Oklahoma) Don Jardine & Buddy Wolfe

Spoilers (Texas) Don Jardine & Smasher Sloan

Starblazer (NWA) Tim Horner

Starship Coyote Scott Hall

Starship Eagle Dan Spivey

Stomper (Oklahoma) John Quinn

Student (Detroit) George Steele

Super Assassins (WCW) Warlord & Barbarian

Super Destroyers (WCCW) Bill & Scott Irwin

Super Destroyer (GWF) Bill Irwin

Super Destroyers (GWF) Bill Irwin & Gary Young

Super Destroyer Mark II (AWA) Sgt. Slaughter

Super Infernos (Memphis) Doug Gilbert & Don Smith

Super Invader (WCW) Hercules

Super Machine (WWF) Bill Eadie

Super Olympia (Alabama) Arn Anderson

Super Shockmaster (WCW) Fred Ottman

Super Strong Machine (Japan) Junji Hirata

Super Vader (UWFi) Leon White

Super Zodiac I (WCCW) Gary Young

Super Zodiac II (WCCW) Cactus Jack

Superfly (World Class) Kamala

Superstar (Tennessee) Bill Eadie

Sweet Brown Sugar (Memphis) Koko Ware

Sweet Brown Sugar (World Class) Skip Young

Sweet Ebony Diamond (NWA) Rocky Johnson

Tennessee Stud (Memphis) Ron Fuller

Tennessee Stud (II) (Memphis) Robert Fuller

Terrorist (AWA) Brian Knobbs

Texan (WCCW) Blackjack Mulligan

Texas Dirt (Memphis) Dutch Mantel

Texas Outlaw (Vancouver) Bobby Bass

Texas Outlaws (Memphis) Doug Vines & Jeff Swords

Texas Red Red Bastien

Thunderfoots 1 & 2 (NWA) Joel & Dave Deaton

Thunderfoots 1 & 2 (IWA) David Isley & Gene Ligon

Tiger Mask I Satoru Sayama

Tiger Mask II Mitsuharu Misawa

Tiger Mask III Koji Kanemoto

Vader (WCW) Leon White

Viper (GWF) Mike Davis

Twin Devil #1 Alfonso Sanchez

War Machine (NWA '87) Ray Traylor

White Knight (Texas) Dick Steinborn

Wild Pegasus (NJ) Chris Benoit

Yellow Dog (WCW) Brian Pillman

Tom Zenk

Yellow Scorpion (Tennessee) Buck Lawson

Yetti (WCW) Ron Reis

Zanta Klaus (WWF) Boo Bradley aka Abduah Singh

Zodiac (Florida 70s) Bob Orton Sr.

Zodiac (Calgary) Barry O

 

Unnamed Masked Men

Men who attacked Hogan Summer '94 Arn Anderson (Clash)

Bunkhouse Buck (TV Tag Match)

Steve Kiern (HH I)

Brutus Beefcake (HH II)

Man who attacked WWF Heels on TV Brutus Beefcake

Photographer at '93 KOTR Akio Sato or Harvey Whippleman

Did Jim Carey actually appear on Raw as part of the promotion for Man on the Moon? I'm sure I read some where or was told that he did and got in to a worked altercation with Lawler or something. If so is there footage of it?

Thanks for that I was certain there was a thread but didn't think to look properly lol