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Man, things have changed a bit, eh? :)

Thanks, brother!!

Jesus, I didn't even get a mention from Nightmare, that's how long I've been away.

Today, the worlds of IrishCanadian25 and The Mighty NorCal collided once again, nearly 10 years after the initial forums-shaking meetup that started a massive trend. Our KIDS met for the first time!! Born a month and two days apart, Liam and Tony became cousins and best friends within...

No idea why I'm the only vote for Scott Norton yet, but trust me when I tell you that the inclusion of Scott Norton gave the nWo its enforcer - an imposing, internationally recognized gravitas than few other superstars outside of WWF-bound Big Van Vader gave them. I've often referred to...

Am I to assume you're going with King Kong Bundy here, then? Because if you are, that's an excellent contender. Even Mr. T got a gimmick match vs Piper at Mania 2 after Main Eventing the first one.

As WZForums foremost expert and aficionado on all things Wrestlemania 8, a thought occurred to me as I pondered the ways of the universe upon the porcelain throne this fine evening. Sgt. Slaughter was one of the most dastardly evil heels in WWE history heading into Wrestlemania 7. He was...

The mythos surrounding The Undertaker is a thing of the past. He is hobbled by injuries, his matches place tremendous pressure on his opponents to make him look strong, and the loss to Brock Lesnar has removed the Streak storyline from the pot. There seems to be little doubt that 'Taker has...

I don't currently tune in to Smackdown OR the 3rd hour of Raw. If there are superstars I like only appearing on Smackdown, there's a greater likelihood I will tune in. If Mrs. IC25 gets sick of wrestling, I will go watch in the basement. Happy with that. You're dead on about the talent...

I happily voted for Andre the Giant, the 2nd best Superheavyweight in Professional Wrestling History. I've always been one who has examined these matches with the idea in mind that if both guys were in their primes, who would win? VERY few men would have truly, consistently defeated...

Holy crap, this was more than 6 years ago. Wow - Throwback!

It's a living. :lmao:

NJX may be in the house if you wanna meet up.

I invented that.

What do Owen Hart and the British Bulldog have in common? Both men are looked on more favorable by history than they really should be, and both men's 2 best matches were against Bret Hart. Bulldog at SummerSlam 1992 and In Your House 1995, and Owen at Mania 10 and SummerSlam '94...

Hey nightmare, good to see you brother! Quick thing on the first two points - I think they were equal wrestlers. Henning was actually far more physically gifted than Hart was. But they may as well be mirror images. I'm not sure I'd count Bret Hart as the bigger draw if you factor in...

Two things I'd love people to look past: The Moonsault and the WWE "run." The WWE run was rough as Vince wasn't going to put over a WCW guy easily, and Shawn Michaels was such a bitch about it. The Moonsault is amazing, but Vader was a lot more than just one high spot. Gagne-green?

Confirmed. Did I tell you all about the time we took JGlass out for New Years? The story ends like this - we moved out of that place.

Vader was just up here saying "holy shit it's Maverick and Goose." Glad you also agree that Vader is the right choice here. Cheers.

That and $1.68 will buy me a gallon of gas.