Merzbow Posted Wednesday at 08:26 PM Posted Wednesday at 08:26 PM Not really, he's not actively even coming through the crowd or doing anything Sandman like. Aside from the announcer everything came about organically, fans literally body slamming into him. Quote
BarryOVega Posted Wednesday at 09:32 PM Posted Wednesday at 09:32 PM 5 hours ago, DavidB6937 said: I enjoy the idea of the Death Riders entrance but the theme itself is very CAW. Wild Thing though? I miss that. Oh the good days with Eddie. I do remember pissing myself at Cornette's podcast when he was laughing about Moxley posing while the flute part of Wild Thing played On another note, when did WCW start having the security knock on Goldberg's door? It wasn't from his debut surely? Quote
Chili Posted Wednesday at 09:35 PM Posted Wednesday at 09:35 PM 1 minute ago, BarryOVega said: I do remember pissing myself at Cornette's podcast when he was laughing about Moxley posing while the flute part of Wild Thing played On another note, when did WCW start having the security knock on Goldberg's door? It wasn't from his debut surely? Off memory, it might have been that Raven match from April '98. I think that was the first time we ever saw him backstage prepping (smashing his head against a locker like an idiot) throughout the show. Quote
DazzM Posted Thursday at 12:27 PM Posted Thursday at 12:27 PM One thing I've always said, it might not be the most spectacular entrance, but thinking back to Ludvig Borga, I loved it. Music plays. He walks out, no messing around or posing, walks up the stairs, through the ropes, pounds towards his opponent and just gets started. No faffing around. Does what he needs to do, then leaves. Fantastic. Quote
Paid Members Carbomb Posted Thursday at 12:54 PM Paid Members Posted Thursday at 12:54 PM (edited) "The Pope" D'Angelo Dinero's entrance in TNA was fun. Edited Thursday at 12:59 PM by Carbomb Paul Telfer Quote
davertfnewman Posted Thursday at 04:27 PM Posted Thursday at 04:27 PM 3 hours ago, DazzM said: One thing I've always said, it might not be the most spectacular entrance, but thinking back to Ludvig Borga, I loved it. Music plays. He walks out, no messing around or posing, walks up the stairs, through the ropes, pounds towards his opponent and just gets started. No faffing around. Does what he needs to do, then leaves. Fantastic. If they'd had him a decade later he probably would've been worked with to force him over. Still might've been dropped due to his issues but he would've been given even more of a push. Quote
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