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Raquel Diaz is Eddie Gurrerro's daughter. She wasn't in the wrestling biz all that long, believe she's now a burlesque artist? Sakamoto very briefly made the main roster as Lord Tensai's second. Tensai beat him up for somehow failing him after about 3 weeks and he was never seen again. Memo Montenegro is Alberto del Rio's brother, which was presumably why he got hired as he was crap. Kenneth Cameron went on to be Bram in TNA, now Thom Latimer in NWA. He was married to Charlotte Flair for a bit and is a bit of a wrong un. Oliver Grey came back over here, reverted to his old ring name of Joel Redman and think he's still out there on the scene somewhere. Audrey Marie was in the very first Bray Wyatt vignettes, as part of the group of followers that was portrayed. That's about all I really remember about her. I remember the names Axl Keegan & Bronson and think I can picture them both (former long greasy black hair, shit goatee, kinda skinny, latter short stocky and bald) but that's all I've got other than one or both might also have been an extra in those first Wyatt vignettes.

Puddles is the king of this stuff. And it's still just about Survivor Series week, so:

I think Kenny was one of those guys who always looked older than he was, even before the George Best-esque lifestyle exacerbated that. Here he is at Bama, not sure what year this is but he'd be at most 22 here: And here he is in 2007, so 61/62: Snake sure could slither though:

The Snake was a hard living man.

No real surprises here on the artist front. Whilst I like both songs, Country Heroes (Hank Williams III) and Act Naturally (Buck Owens) make it into the top 5 for being among the set of songs I was learning for my first public guitar/singing at the same time performance in the spring. So was Undertow (Hellbound Glory) but that would have made it in anyway.

Bracing for a potentially mixed reaction here (maybe even a 2017 Roman Reigns "mixed reaction"), but surely of all places, on the UKFF it's safe to say... The Chip Shop Diva.

I've thought that for a while. If not a PPV, a themed week of TV around the start of the Holiday period... Elite Elimination.

I guess this is as good a place for this as any as it's inspired by the New Day anniversary thing tonight: https://www.theplayerstribune.com/big-e-ettore-ewen-wwe-wrestling Fuck I love that man.

Depends how you classify main roster, but he was a (reasonably well featured) member of the Cruiserweight division when it was part of Raw. Made it onto a couple of main roster PPVs too.

You could say that every year and it'd be true. War Games sucks.

Flavoured crisps had been around since the 50s (cheese & onion first). That video is a That's Life segment about the rise of "exotic" flavours - you'll notice how the taste testers reference traditional flavours like salt & vinegar and the aforementioned cheese & onion in trying to figure out what they are tasting.

Yeah, I thought it was a nice little addition to his character and was massively over. Keeping the dance was a nice little resolution to his "Am I a professional wrestler or a sports entertainer?" dilemma during the JAS period. Turned out he was a bit of both and everyone was fine with that.

I'm actually OK with that route for the Continental Championship. If we quietly forget it was ever a viable, defended championship and serves as a visible representation that you won the tournament last year (and guarantees you an entry to "defend" it next time around) that's all good.

It's a real real name: He'd become Trey Bearhill, then get released.

He has Ugandan heritage, I believe? Remember his family having Ugandan flags & "UganDoIt" signs for his Glads appearances.