Post by mongomcmichael on Jul 22, 2010 2:12:51 GMT -5
I love WWE Classics 24/7. Where else can you get a great mix of wrestling classics along with Wrestlecrap moments in the same place?
This month's list includes Superbrawl '92 from Milwaukee that features a great matchup between Flyin' Brian Pillman and Jushin Liger. But it would be the match following that gem that drew my attention.
This particular match had a young Marcus Alexander Bagwell (aka Judy Bagwell's son) taking on this fellow called "Taylor-Made Man". I had no clue who he was, but did look familiar. One Google search later, and I learned it was none other than our good friend "Red Rooster" Terry Taylor!
I'm just curious if for those of you who know about his gimmick whether or not it was pure Wrestlecrap. I mean, just going on what I saw in his match against Bagwell, he reminded me of a total ripoff of the Million Dollar Man gimmick.
Interesting note: Jesse Ventura ripped on Bagwell for being a mama's boy the entire match. At least he never had to deal with her like the WCW roster did in the latter days.
This month's list includes Superbrawl '92 from Milwaukee that features a great matchup between Flyin' Brian Pillman and Jushin Liger. But it would be the match following that gem that drew my attention.
This particular match had a young Marcus Alexander Bagwell (aka Judy Bagwell's son) taking on this fellow called "Taylor-Made Man". I had no clue who he was, but did look familiar. One Google search later, and I learned it was none other than our good friend "Red Rooster" Terry Taylor!
I'm just curious if for those of you who know about his gimmick whether or not it was pure Wrestlecrap. I mean, just going on what I saw in his match against Bagwell, he reminded me of a total ripoff of the Million Dollar Man gimmick.
Interesting note: Jesse Ventura ripped on Bagwell for being a mama's boy the entire match. At least he never had to deal with her like the WCW roster did in the latter days.
