davertfnewman Posted March 2 Posted March 2 First one was supposed to be his neckbreaker but you can see how awkward it was for Ricky to turn out of that squatting position in the O'Connor roll. I remember Bobby doing that version of the Samoan drop during a squash match teaming with Arn in 1992. Not actually a bad way of bundling someone up. Quote
Paid Members Callum1993 Posted March 2 Paid Members Posted March 2 21 hours ago, Fog Dude said: You've completely erased his brief spell as the mouthpiece for Rodney Mack from your mind then. Can't say I blame you. Actually to be fair that could easily fall under the "stealing a living" heading. He managed quite a few people during that run. The aforementioned Rodney Mack but also D’Lo, Jazz, Mark Henry and Chris Nowinski in Thuggin’ and Buggin enterprises. None to any great success granted. Quote
SaitoRyo Posted March 2 Posted March 2 53 minutes ago, wandshogun09 said: Did Bobby Eaton invent the RKO/Diamond Cutter John Laurinaitis debuted the move during his first match for AJPW in 1988, having invented the move the year before. On a different note, I came across this picture of Test from the summer of '06 again recently and I cannot fucking believe they had the balls to sign this guy literally a few months after implementing the Wellness Policy. Jesus Christ. Quote
Paid Members wandshogun09 Posted March 2 Paid Members Posted March 2 4 minutes ago, SaitoRyo said: John Laurinaitis debuted the move during his first match for AJPW in 1988, having invented the move the year before. Fair enough. Had no idea he was using it as early as that. Quote
AshC Posted March 2 Posted March 2 10 hours ago, Dai said: Because of that picture I went down a little Ice Train rabbit hole. Two things I learnt: 1) His original theme music really was crap. 2) In May of 1999, he signed a 3 year contract for 150k per year the first year, and then followed by 200k and 250k, all for pissing about as MI Smooth. Crazy money. Man, doesn't he only show up in late 2000/early 2001 as well? 😂 Quote
davertfnewman Posted March 2 Posted March 2 11 hours ago, Dai said: Because of that picture I went down a little Ice Train rabbit hole. Two things I learnt: 1) His original theme music really was crap. 2) In May of 1999, he signed a 3 year contract for 150k per year the first year, and then followed by 200k and 250k, all for pissing about as MI Smooth. Crazy money. What's the trouble with his music? Not exactly Real American or Pomp and Circumstance but I thought it fit him. Quote
Paid Members gmoney Posted March 2 Author Paid Members Posted March 2 Ice Train's theme is one of WCW's best. Quote
Paid Members tiger_rick Posted March 11 Paid Members Posted March 11 Just some midcarders and light-heavyweights from late 90s WWF. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted March 11 Members Posted March 11 Blackman, Christopher, Shamrock, Animal, Droz, Bart Gunn? Can't place back right. Quote
Paid Members tiger_rick Posted March 11 Paid Members Posted March 11 16 minutes ago, SuperBacon said: Blackman, Christopher, Shamrock, Animal, Droz, Bart Gunn? Can't place back right. I think it's Scott Taylor. Quote
Awards Moderator HarmonicGenerator Posted March 18 Awards Moderator Posted March 18 Don’t know where exactly to put this but here’s a first look at Wardlow and Kamille as Gladiators. Quote
Paid Members Statto Posted March 18 Paid Members Posted March 18 Jesse Godderz of the Bro-Mans front and centre there. They know who the real stars are. The former Rik Boogs in there too, of course. Quote
RIDDUM_N_STYLE Posted March 18 Posted March 18 5 hours ago, Statto said: Jesse Godderz of the Bro-Mans front and centre there. They know who the real stars are. The former Rik Boogs in there too, of course. Using the same name as the UK’s no less, unless that’s just the brand of lycra they’re sporting Quote
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