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2 hours ago, Your Fight Site said:

Speaking of Booker T, that note he received in 2002-ish that said “I still remember” or something. Happened, and then never referenced again. 

It was supposed to be returning Goldust, but his return didn’t happen and he was released. For the dozenth time.

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On 3/14/2025 at 11:26 PM, Callum1993 said:

Tyson Kidd’s ill fated mission to have a manager. In 2011 in consecutive weeks Kidd was managed by the following people: 

Michael Hayes

Armando Estrada

Matt Striker

Vickie Guerrero

JTG

It went nowhere and he never ended up with a manager ?

I was almost certain that this was house shows only, but apparently some of it was happening on Superstars too, so it's little wonder nobody remembers it. I do recall seeing a clip of Michael Hayes jumping over the top rope and falling flat on his arse, though.

On 3/15/2025 at 8:40 AM, HarmonicGenerator said:

Greg Valentine had a short run in around 2005. Around the same time they were bringing back Duggan, Tatanka, Animal, Gangrel and Viscera.

Valentine didn't really have a run, just that one match. Rob Conway was doing a kind of bargain basement version of Randy Orton's Legend Killer gimmick; he worked with Koko B. Ware, Doink, and Jimmy Snuka around that time too. 

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40 minutes ago, BomberPat said:

Valentine didn't really have a run, just that one match. Rob Conway was doing a kind of bargain basement version of Randy Orton's Legend Killer gimmick; he worked with Koko B. Ware, Doink, and Jimmy Snuka around that time too. 

Oh really? I could have sworn he was a semi-regular on Heat for a little while there. Clearly, like the topic title says, I really didn't remember that!

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51 minutes ago, BomberPat said:

was almost certain that this was house shows only, but apparently some of it was happening on Superstars too, so it's little wonder nobody remembers it. I do recall seeing a clip of Michael Hayes jumping over the top rope and falling flat on his arse, though.

Yeah I remember it vividly. There was this weird period of time where the main TV was awful but the C list show (Superstars, Main Event or whatever it was called was brilliant. You had Tyson Kidd, Drew McIntyre and Chris Masters putting on perfect little banger TV matches each week. I think it was Masters and McIntyre that had a match that was maybe 2 minutes long once which was fucking excellent. 

EDIT: turns out that match was actually on Smackdown, worth watching for sure. They also had loads of great matches on Superstars. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, LaGoosh said:

You had Tyson Kidd, Drew McIntyre and Chris Masters putting on perfect little banger TV matches each week. 

This is true, but I can't let mention of this period pass without also shouting out the contributions of my boys Trent Beretta & Curt Hawkins. 

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Something that came to light on here for me recently was Roman Reigns as IC Champ, absolutely zero memory of this despite being a weekly watcher for over 20 years.

Something which i was talking about irl recently was Layla having the gimmick 'Layla London' because, believe it or not, she is actually British. It lasted quite a few months yet nobody seems to remember this.

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1 hour ago, theringmaster said:

Something which i was talking about irl recently was Layla having the gimmick 'Layla London' because, believe it or not, she is actually British. It lasted quite a few months yet nobody seems to remember this.

I think you might be confused. Layla London was in a rather different line of work. Far more likely to tag up with Michelle Moist than Michelle McCool.

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4 hours ago, Callum1993 said:

I can remember Matt Striker calling her ‘ a little English Muffin’ on commentary but again may fit in better with the other Layla ?

Striker was an irredeemable bellend. Constantly sneaking song titles from British artists into his commentary for the amusement of only himself, and once calling a sunset flip-cutback cradle finish by just exclaiming “Wembley Stadium!!” without context as if many of the fans watching would understand the oblique reference to a 20 year old match.

Pretty sure that was a Layla match too, now that I think about it.

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55 minutes ago, air_raid said:

 amusement of only himself, and once calling a sunset flip-cutback cradle finish by just exclaiming “Wembley Stadium!!” without context as if many of the fans watching would understand the oblique reference to a 20 year old match.

 

Is he a 'Keffer? 

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1 hour ago, air_raid said:

Striker was an irredeemable bellend. Constantly sneaking song titles from British artists into his commentary for the amusement of only himself, and once calling a sunset flip-cutback cradle finish by just exclaiming “Wembley Stadium!!” without context as if many of the fans watching would understand the oblique reference to a 20 year old match.

Pretty sure that was a Layla match too, now that I think about it.

Yeah Striker was absolutely dreadful. That Royal Rumble where he shouted ‘I’m marking out bro!’ For Booker T is up there for the worst commentary calls. 

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