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Post by James Fabiano on Sept 1, 2022 11:41:17 GMT -5
What if Who came back in 1999?
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Post by "Gizzark" Mike Wronglevenay on Sept 1, 2022 13:20:15 GMT -5
Even lower on the card than Bulldog was
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Post by Milkman Norm on Sept 1, 2022 13:22:38 GMT -5
What if Who came back in 1999? It's a swerve bro. It's really What pretending to be Who! |
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Post by David-Arquette was in WCW 2000 on Sept 2, 2022 1:46:13 GMT -5
He would have been a mainstay on C shows, ocassionally appearing to job on Raw or SD. Neidhart was even lower on totem pole than Bulldog, and had a history ot no-showing events. His last couple of runs with the WWF were basically Vince doing Stu Hart a favor. Reminded instantly of Pritchard's Stu Hart impression. "Ehhh, Vince. Ya got anything.. for the Rhino? Big bastard!" |
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Post by The Dark Order Inferno on Sept 3, 2022 14:11:16 GMT -5
As an ageing wrestler with personal problems and few allies in management,the Vince braintrust would have buried the everloving **** out of him and sunk him deeper than Bulldog and Hawk.
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Post by Confused Mark Wahlberg on Sept 3, 2022 23:49:21 GMT -5
What was the state of his beer belly in '99?
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Post by Mighty Attack Tribble on Sept 4, 2022 2:54:12 GMT -5
Even in a messed up state, the Bulldog always had more value than the Anvil. Neidhart does tend to get underrated in the promo department and character department, but overall, he was never an interesting singles guy. Neidhart was pretty underrated in every department. He was a solid promo (at least by '80s and '90s standards), had tons of charisma, and could work far better than most power guys could, but you're not wrong – he really did need a foil to play off. |
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Post by Totorob101 on Sept 4, 2022 4:42:48 GMT -5
Even in a messed up state, the Bulldog always had more value than the Anvil. Neidhart does tend to get underrated in the promo department and character department, but overall, he was never an interesting singles guy. Neidhart was pretty underrated in every department. He was a solid promo (at least by '80s and '90s standards), had tons of charisma, and could work far better than most power guys could, but you're not wrong – he really did need a foil to play off. Jim was the perfect tag team guy and superb in that role,as a singles star for some reason he never had that it factor so he would never have done much in place of the bulldog,but by 99 both were so washed up and in very bad shape that neither should have been wrestling at that point. |
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