Pro Wrestling
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Can I sneak in with an unpopular opinion that was was always make believe? Never got why people pretended it wasn’t.
Accusations v McMahon massively disturbing though.
All comes down to $$ and power. Expect these to be found true, and him to go down.
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The Vince stuff is insane. Listened to Jim Cornette and he reckoned it was the drugs and all the other shit that eventually effed with Vince's mind. Not that the guy wasnt a very odd fish to begin with. Very sad that this will be his legacy because he built something pretty damn extraordinary
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@Rancid-Schnitzel said in WWE Network:
The Vince stuff is insane. Listened to Jim Cornette and he reckoned it was the drugs and all the other shit that eventually effed with Vince's mind. Not that the guy wasnt a very odd fish to begin with. Very sad that this will be his legacy because he built something pretty damn extraordinary
Yeah but have a look at any interview with pretty much any wrestler from the 80s. They either don’t mention Vince or they go on about what an arsehole he is. None of this is really too surprising
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@MN5 said in WWE Network:
@Rancid-Schnitzel said in WWE Network:
The Vince stuff is insane. Listened to Jim Cornette and he reckoned it was the drugs and all the other shit that eventually effed with Vince's mind. Not that the guy wasnt a very odd fish to begin with. Very sad that this will be his legacy because he built something pretty damn extraordinary
Yeah but have a look at any interview with pretty much any wrestler from the 80s. They either don’t mention Vince or they go on about what an arsehole he is. None of this is really too surprising.
Not sure about that. Plenty who hate him but still have (Or had) huge respect. There's a difference between being an arsehole to wrestlers and sex trafficking.
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@JK said in WWE Network:
The numbers don’t lie…
….and they spell disaster.
I love how seamlessly he combines fractions and percentages. Truly a maths revolutionary….
If there’s one other thing this promo taught me it’s to always add Kurt Angle into the mix.
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Terrible week.
The Hulkster was never one of my absolute favourites ( even as a kid I found lots of his come from behind victories a bit silly ) but he absolutely changed Wrestling for the better.
Legend.
Superstar.
RIP
you missed out union snitch and racist.
even Andre the Giant disliked him..
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Terrible week.
The Hulkster was never one of my absolute favourites ( even as a kid I found lots of his come from behind victories a bit silly ) but he absolutely changed Wrestling for the better.
Legend.
Superstar.
RIP
you missed out union snitch and racist.
even Andre the Giant disliked him..
@Virgil if you’d taken more
steroidsvitamins and said your prayers as a kid like the Hulkster told you to you wouldn’t be so cynical -
The roids will eventually catch up with you.
Half of his contemporaries barely made 40. He actually did very well.
As Virgil alludes to there is a school of thought that Hogan was a bit of an arsehole but he changed wrestling. If it wasn’t for him they’d still be in bingo halls.
There was nothing like WWE in the 80s. Larger than life and just amazing to watch. The superstars drastically shortened their lives for our entertainment
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Terry was a piece of shit.
Hulk Hogan however WAS professional wrestling. He legitimised it, he gave it mainstream cred, and everything that came after was pretty much down to him.
Never my favourite, even in the 80s, and now in hindsight some of the shit he pulled was crap (in ring, as i said, Terry is a piece of shit and there is no denying that). But Hogan's legacy is locked in.That golden era is almost all gone (but seriously how the fuck is Rick Flair still alive?).
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@mariner4life said in RIP 2025:
Terry was a piece of shit.
Hulk Hogan however WAS professional wrestling. He legitimised it, he gave it mainstream cred, and everything that came after was pretty much down to him.
Never my favourite, even in the 80s, and now in hindsight some of the shit he pulled was crap (in ring, as i said, Terry is a piece of shit and there is no denying that). But Hogan's legacy is locked in.That golden era is almost all gone (but seriously how the fuck is Rick Flair still alive?).
Out of nostalgia earlier this year i semi watched a few of the old Wrestlemania's and Royal Rumbles from the late 80's and early 90's
You look up online and see how many of them are long since dead.
Shit Big Boss man died at 41 or so.