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Posted: Wed Nov 4th, 2009 06:51 pm |
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when did this happen, when did Vince don the tights officially for the first time? and what, if any, is considered his best match?
I just saw the Wrestlemania vs Hogan street fight, pretty bloody and violent with a ton of chairshots, table and ladder bumps etc.
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Posted: Wed Nov 4th, 2009 07:00 pm |
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Should be complete
I really need to see that Brookside match
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Posted: Wed Nov 4th, 2009 07:33 pm |
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| Best match could either be the Hogan or Flair street fights. I liked both.
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Posted: Wed Nov 4th, 2009 08:30 pm |
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indikator wrote: Should be complete
I really need to see that Brookside match
awesome site, thanks 'kator!!
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Posted: Wed Nov 4th, 2009 08:49 pm |
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retroken wrote: when did this happen, when did Vince don the tights officially for the first time?
His first match was a non-match on Raw against Austin but Dude Love immediately interfered. It was more of an angle to set up future PPV Vince vs. Austin matches. Vince did absolutely nothing in that first one.
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Posted: Thu Nov 5th, 2009 12:35 am |
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Ok, this might be a stretch but let me throw these results out there. It is common knowledge that Vinny wanted to be a rassler but The Elder wouldn't let him. It is also known that Vinny had his paws in promoting WWWF shows in New England since the early 70's. Check this out.
July 6, 1972 - Nashua, NH - Bishop Guertin High School Gym (att. 1100)
Al Nelson W/DQ Tomas Marin
Mr. Fugi beat Pat McMahon
Gorilla Monsoon over Joe Nova & Juan Caruso
Tahiti Kid over Peewee Adams
WWWF Title Match:
Pedro Morales W/DQ Toru Tanaka
Was Pat McMahon actually Vinny Mac? I never saw this guys name again in any result from that era. Is it possible he would have thrown himself in on this show far away from Daddy's reaches? Did 19 Arab hijackers with boxcutters plan 911 from the grassy knoll or the Texas Schoolbook Depository?
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WongLee wrote:
Ok, this might be a stretch but let me throw these results out there. It is common knowledge that Vinny wanted to be a rassler but The Elder wouldn't let him. It is also known that Vinny had his paws in promoting WWWF shows in New England since the early 70's. Check this out.
July 6, 1972 - Nashua, NH - Bishop Guertin High School Gym (att. 1100)
Al Nelson W/DQ Tomas Marin
Mr. Fugi beat Pat McMahon
Gorilla Monsoon over Joe Nova & Juan Caruso
Tahiti Kid over Peewee Adams
WWWF Title Match:
Pedro Morales W/DQ Toru Tanaka
Was Pat McMahon actually Vinny Mac? I never saw this guys name again in any result from that era. Is it possible he would have thrown himself in on this show far away from Daddy's reaches? Did 19 Arab hijackers with boxcutters plan 911 from the grassy knoll or the Texas Schoolbook Depository?
Nah, Monsoon would have ratted him out. It's possible that he was a local jobber who they couldn't think of a name for, so they just pulled "Pat McMahon" out of thin air.
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Posted: Fri Nov 6th, 2009 04:18 am |
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| Supposedly he was "Mr. X" a few times in the mid 80's.
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Posted: Fri Nov 6th, 2009 04:24 am |
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BigJ wrote: Supposedly he was "Mr. X" a few times in the mid 80's.
That was rumored but is almost surely complete bullshit. However Danny Davis did wrestle as Mr. X on the same shows he reffed many times before the heel ref angle in which he officially started wrestling.
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Posted: Fri Nov 6th, 2009 04:31 am |
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srossi wrote: BigJ wrote: Supposedly he was "Mr. X" a few times in the mid 80's.
That was rumored but is almost surely complete bullshit. However Danny Davis did wrestle as Mr. X on the same shows he reffed many times before the heel ref angle in which he officially started wrestling.
I dont doubt it happened once or twice. Why couldnt it? The guy wants to, he owns the copmpany, why not.
That's part of the prob with wrestling "fans." Everyone's "smart" and everything's bullshit. Like anyone fucking knows.
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Posted: Fri Nov 6th, 2009 05:17 am |
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| I can see how the rumor would start, though. Vince McMahon and Danny Davis have similar physiques, hair color, etc.
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