Echoes of the Multiverse

oh Ahmed. There was potential, but also injuries. Lots of them Got to disagree. Ahmed was sloppy and clumsy in the ring, getting over ONLY because of the size and look. He hurt other wrestlers unintentionally and also was injury prone because of the steroid abuse (connective tissue get stronger, bu...

Oh and there's the SAND RIPPA


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bGErn9 ... HiryuJ.T.B


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfPuV3b ... antomGreen

oh Ahmed. There was potential, but also injuries. Lots of them

and yeah I think he was a better promo when he was younger, but even trying I don't think he'd be more than a 7, which mind you isn't bad at all.

He did have a title run in 91 too. Lasted longer than his week long run in 97

Triple H: When he first came to my attention, I thought "Okay, he's fairly big and he's skilled. Good for him". By 99 when he was first doing the Cerebral Assassin gimmick, he was easily my favorite wrestler at the time. He was rebellious, but he'd do literally anything to win the title or...

Jesse Ventura needs some mention too when it comes to announcers, Jab. That Royal Rumble 90 call of his is really offensive these days, but its still funny.


And what about Scarecrow's brain....er....Bulldog's strength?

I thought the IC thing was him supposedly testing dirty for steroids? I know he lost it fairly to Janetty at one point, but it was clear he was going to win the feud. I honestly didn't remember the tag thing. That was literally 25 years ago. I still think it's somewhere in between. What do you think...

Shawn's knee injury...you know I've often thought the truth was somewhere in between. Shawn was a shithead who probably didn't want to put Bret over, but he probably did have concern over his knee around that after going to genera practitioner and said doctor telling him he'd never wrestle again. I ...

Ah Bret, the Ryu Shawn, the Ken (and my favorite wrestler) Owen, the....I don't know who'd be a good SF reference for him TBH But those three right there....Easily WWF's Aces for a long time. As for Bulldog, he was good but he had alot of potential he never lived up to thanks to his life choices. Al...

oh man he was TINY there. Skinniest I've seen him is here as a jobber against Ron Simmons (who is FREAKING AMAZING physique-wise at this point): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htt8NQXcNds He's somewhere between Makin' A Difference Fatu and the Sultan here. jeez, he was itty bitty for well...him

oh man he was TINY there.

Andre and Yoko actually crossed paths?

The last time I actually remember classic Doink was he was at the Slammys and I think sprayed silly string at Stone Cold Steve Austin and got beaten pretty bad for that.

For the longest time I used to think Barry Darsow was Doink.