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SATURDAY NIGHT 5-8-10; With 50% Juan Vasquez namedropping!
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BigPoppaBuyrate	May 11 2010, 09:00 AM Post #31
Poppin' Buyrates Since 1996 Posts: 4,124 Group: Super Members Member #57 Joined: March 18, 2005	El Dandy,May 11 2010 04:06 AM I'm a bit surprised I haven't seen a Road Warriors/Power of Pain/Demolition tag team yet. Just another few honorable mentions for ideas: British Bulldogs Can-Am Connection Strike Force Windham/Rotunda (can't think of the team name now) Killer Bees Arn/Tully I actually picture Freeman and Dufresne as Arn and Tully. A Killer Bees team would be fun too for the mask switch alone. I'll add a few teams of my own here... The Sheepherders - the crazed violent duo who were extreme before Heyman knew what it was The APA - the physically imposing team always willing to hire out their services to the highest bidder Arn/Eaton - I still remember the Clash where they announced that three of the greatest teams ever - the Horsemen, the Midnights, and the Freebirds - were combining to form one team The Best Of The Best if you will. It'd be tough to do in e-w since all those "best" teams are comedy duos but if you could get the right combo, it'd be gold. The Moondogs - go read John's Mid-South history on the wiki and you'll find the perfect Moondogs gimmick to beg him to let you rip off



Codered	May 11 2010, 09:21 AM Post #32
The Luther Burger Posts: 2,769 Group: Super Members Member #26 Joined: January 31, 2005	Arn/Eaton could be done here since Brent Maverick is around. Just have to figure out who to team him with! And thanks for fitting Colt in!
	PVW Website: www.pvwrestling.net


Overly_Critical_Jue	May 11 2010, 03:11 PM Post #33
Amigo, I ain't anybody but Juan Vasquez! Posts: 5,632 Group: Super Members Member #15 Joined: January 17, 2005	Someday, Juan will form a "Dudes with Attitude" stable. Bank on it!



TheFlodaddy	May 11 2010, 04:02 PM Post #34
Robert Jebediah "Granddad" "Mr. Bitches" Freeman Posts: 626 Group: Super Members Member #242 Joined: March 22, 2007	Overly_Critical_Jue,May 11 2010 03:11 PM Someday, Juan will form a "Dudes with Attitude" stable. Bank on it! I'd pay THREE canadian quarters to see this occur.



Picky	May 11 2010, 05:17 PM Post #35
Now let us retreat wench, for tonight, we feast on snobbery... Posts: 3,054 Group: Super Members Member #54 Joined: March 14, 2005	I've had a mercenary/greaser 50s style tag team in my head for ages but then I get stuck with Stay golden, Ponyboy and never move past watching/reading the Outsiders.
	Have I told you how much I loathe your continued existence today? Proud member of the Quote Pyramid Builders Union Local #317


BigPoppaBuyrate	May 11 2010, 08:30 PM Post #36
Poppin' Buyrates Since 1996 Posts: 4,124 Group: Super Members Member #57 Joined: March 18, 2005	Overly_Critical_Jue,May 11 2010 03:11 PM Someday, Juan will form a "Dudes with Attitude" stable. Bank on it! Worst stable ever. It was so disappointing to see that was the best Sting could come up with. And somewhere around there, a barely mobile JYD got a title shot against Flair. Sad, sad stuff.



JeremyS	May 11 2010, 08:42 PM Post #37
MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA! Posts: 2,373 Group: Super Members Member #46 Joined: March 6, 2005	BigPoppaBuyrate,May 11 2010 08:30 PM Overly_Critical_Jue,May 11 2010 03:11 PM Someday, Juan will form a "Dudes with Attitude" stable. Bank on it! Worst stable ever. It was so disappointing to see that was the best Sting could come up with. And somewhere around there, a barely mobile JYD got a title shot against Flair. Sad, sad stuff. JYD on his worst day > Luger on his best day. Oh, sure, Luger on his best day was technically a better wrestler, but he had about .05 percent of the charisma of Dog's left pinky finger and was about as exciting as reading a reciept from a gas station. And you couldn't give the Sting match away on free television, now could you? :-)



BigPoppaBuyrate	May 11 2010, 08:54 PM Post #38
Poppin' Buyrates Since 1996 Posts: 4,124 Group: Super Members Member #57 Joined: March 18, 2005	JeremyS,May 11 2010 08:42 PM BigPoppaBuyrate,May 11 2010 08:30 PM Overly_Critical_Jue,May 11 2010 03:11 PM Someday, Juan will form a "Dudes with Attitude" stable. Bank on it! Worst stable ever. It was so disappointing to see that was the best Sting could come up with. And somewhere around there, a barely mobile JYD got a title shot against Flair. Sad, sad stuff. JYD on his worst day > Luger on his best day. Oh, sure, Luger on his best day was technically a better wrestler, but he had about .05 percent of the charisma of Dog's left pinky finger and was about as exciting as reading a reciept from a gas station. And you couldn't give the Sting match away on free television, now could you? :-) Oh hell no. But you could sub ANY of the other Dudes in there for JYD and get a better match at that point. And in all honesty, NWA in 1990 was just coming off one of the best years in wrestling history in-ring for them so their crowds weren't looking for JYD (in my opinion.) Well, not ANY of the Dudes since that includes El Gigante but... Damn it, I'm just bitter we lost the chance for Orndorff vs Flair for the title on a Clash.



ratrangerm	May 11 2010, 09:26 PM Post #39
Aging veteran Posts: 1,125 Group: Super Members Member #7 Joined: January 16, 2005	I actually liked most of Luger's work from 1989 to 1991... he had better matches than people thought. Problem was, once the whole Flair ordeal went down and Luger then knew he was getting the title in a joke of a match with a heel turn that had no explanation, and he just didn't care after that point. But then, when the Dangerous Alliance came along, they had a quality group to oppose them. On one side, Rick Rude, Steve Austin, Arn Anderson, Larry Zybysko and Bobby Eaton. On the other side, Sting, Ricky Steamboat, Dustin Rhodes, Barry Windham and the Steiner Brothers. Good times indeed.
	"Just as I discovered the meaning of life, it changed." -- George Carlin


Overly_Critical_Jue	May 11 2010, 10:07 PM Post #40
Amigo, I ain't anybody but Juan Vasquez! Posts: 5,632 Group: Super Members Member #15 Joined: January 17, 2005	We could use a Steiner Bros! Wait...is that what the Bishops are?



BigPoppaBuyrate	May 12 2010, 01:47 AM Post #41
Poppin' Buyrates Since 1996 Posts: 4,124 Group: Super Members Member #57 Joined: March 18, 2005	Overly_Critical_Jue,May 11 2010 10:07 PM We could use a Steiner Bros! Wait...is that what the Bishops are? Nah. I liken the Bishops in style more to the Roadies but Duane Henry's occasional high flying takes that one a little bit off. I'd be curious to see someone do a Scott Steiner - just in terms of the innovative style he used to have. The tilt-a-whirl... the Frankensteiner... the Screwdriver. All that stuff no one had seen (a ton) in the States until he started busting it out against poor sad jobbers. I've also been thinking I'd like to see someone try to pull off a Lesnar. Big, powerful genetic freak who is agile as shit and just throws people around like yesterday's trash. I watched Show/Lesnar recently and had forgotten just how awesome he was.



CK Walker	May 12 2010, 05:54 AM Post #42
The President of Everything Posts: 308 Group: Members Member #1,385 Joined: January 9, 2009	Yeah Lesnar was awesome in his day. He had a great package of moves he used that just looked awesome.



ProfessorDoran	May 12 2010, 09:38 AM Post #43
The Learning Tree Posts: 1,032 Group: Super Members Member #5 Joined: January 16, 2005	Brock would be unbeatable in AWA, theoretically. Biggest heel in the fed, and the impetus for Ben Waterson to fire the entire Southern Syndicate and concentrate on his meal ticket... ...wait now, I smell angle!
	Cole Hamels Fact #1685: The Devil went down to Georgia because he knew if he went to Philadelphia, Cole would strike his ass out. http://mysite.verizon.net/heyjude421/chf/chf.html


StevieScott	May 12 2010, 09:47 AM Post #44
...EVEN CHILDREN! Posts: 776 Group: Super Members Member #42 Joined: February 25, 2005	BigPoppaBuyrate,May 12 2010 01:47 AM I'd be curious to see someone do a Scott Steiner - just in terms of the innovative style he used to have. The tilt-a-whirl... the Frankensteiner... the Screwdriver. All that stuff no one had seen (a ton) in the States until he started busting it out against poor sad jobbers. I've also been thinking I'd like to see someone try to pull off a Lesnar. Big, powerful genetic freak who is agile as shit and just throws people around like yesterday's trash. I watched Show/Lesnar recently and had forgotten just how awesome he was. Wouldn't late-80's/early-90's Steiner and Lesner be essentially the same thing? Scott was to his era what Lesnar was to his, I think.
	"Destruction of Hell" start playing as Mason drop the mic and exit the ring as fans throw stuffs at him but he punch out most of the fans even children.


BigPoppaBuyrate	May 12 2010, 10:02 AM Post #45
Poppin' Buyrates Since 1996 Posts: 4,124 Group: Super Members Member #57 Joined: March 18, 2005	StevieScott,May 12 2010 09:47 AM BigPoppaBuyrate,May 12 2010 01:47 AM I'd be curious to see someone do a Scott Steiner - just in terms of the innovative style he used to have. The tilt-a-whirl... the Frankensteiner... the Screwdriver. All that stuff no one had seen (a ton) in the States until he started busting it out against poor sad jobbers. I've also been thinking I'd like to see someone try to pull off a Lesnar. Big, powerful genetic freak who is agile as shit and just throws people around like yesterday's trash. I watched Show/Lesnar recently and had forgotten just how awesome he was. Wouldn't late-80's/early-90's Steiner and Lesner be essentially the same thing? Scott was to his era what Lesnar was to his, I think. A valid point except NWA never treated Scott like Lesnar. I remember when they were running this thing where a guy would have to "run the gauntlet" every weekend - three separate singles matches. The weekend that Steiner did it was pure gold. I was convinced as a kid that he would be the one to beat Flair but then he pretty much got held only in tag matches. Obviously that worked out pretty well as the Steiners are one of the best teams ever but I always wondered what would have happened if Scott had been a singles wrestler for the majority of his early career instead of later during his (also awesome) Big Poppa Pump days. Speaking of which, the one character type that strikes me as odd that we've failed at having many of is the loverboy. Jimmy Garvin, Eddie Gilbert, Rick Rude, Big Poppa Pump, Rick Martel, Luger as a heel - that dickhead heel who was obsessed with his own looks and physique and thought he was God's gift to women. Dufresne, of course, has that element to his character but we haven't really done anything with it yet.


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