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Chief Jay Strongbow
The Executioners
This was before Hulk Hogan came around
Don
Chief Jay Strongbow
The Executioners
This was before Hulk Hogan came around
Don
Remember the old days of wrestling
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I loved Georgia and Mid-atlantic wrestling.Wrestling II,Masked Superstar,Bob Armstrong,Ric Flair,Ivan Koloff RIP,Ricky Steamboat,Big Bill Dromo RIP(who also was one of the Super Destroyers and did some other mask time).
That was back when you had good and bad guys and they stayed in character 24-7.Nowadays it is usually just varying degrees of aszhats.IMO
That was back when you had good and bad guys and they stayed in character 24-7.Nowadays it is usually just varying degrees of aszhats.IMO
I liked to watch them as a comedy and see what the latest plot involved, but when they started dousing each other with buckets of blood, that was too much for me. Are they still doing that?
I never really got into wrestling, but me and all my friends enjoyed all the WWF, WCW, and NWO videogames on the Super Nintendo, N64, and Playstation.
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I never really got into wrestling, but me and all my friends enjoyed all the WWF, WCW, and NWO videogames on the Super Nintendo, N64, and Playstation.
Ditto - I do remember when Hulk Hogan was in the golden era of the WWF in the 1980s. NWO, D-Generation X and Steve Austin was when the WWF was in its renaissance era, the Attitude era. A old friend is really into wrestling and I watched a few clips of Steve Austin's bouts.
I never really got into wrestling, but me and all my friends enjoyed all the WWF, WCW, and NWO videogames on the Super Nintendo, N64, and Playstation.
Ditto - I do remember when Hulk Hogan was in the golden era of the WWF in the 1980s. NWO, D-Generation X and Steve Austin was when the WWF was in its renaissance era, the Attitude era. A old friend is really into wrestling and I watched a few clips of Steve Austin's bouts.
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