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Post by CM Tusk on May 7, 2023 12:08:15 GMT -5
Rob Van Dam and Nash should host. Both from Michigan and both innovated the business in different ways. Just let them get fried and give them a live mic and see them say less stupid sh** than Terry would. RVD and Nash wouldn't have jobs if it wasn't for Hogan. Just ask Nash how much he respects Hulk Hogan, he's said it himself several times on his podcast. Hulk Hogan wouldn’t have had a job if it wasn’t for Dusty Rhodes. Cody should host Summerslam and beat Roman there too. Glad we agree. |
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Post by MKSavage on May 7, 2023 13:59:05 GMT -5
Rob Van Dam and Nash should host. Both from Michigan and both innovated the business in different ways. Just let them get fried and give them a live mic and see them say less stupid sh** than Terry would. How did Nash innovate the business? |
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Post by CM Tusk on May 7, 2023 14:38:41 GMT -5
Rob Van Dam and Nash should host. Both from Michigan and both innovated the business in different ways. Just let them get fried and give them a live mic and see them say less stupid sh** than Terry would. How did Nash innovate the business? Guaranteed money |
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Post by MKSavage on May 7, 2023 14:42:31 GMT -5
How did Nash innovate the business? Guaranteed money Some guys got guaranteed money before Nash and Hall. |
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Post by CM Tusk on May 7, 2023 15:16:39 GMT -5
Some guys got guaranteed money before Nash and Hall. True but he and Hall opened the door for it to be more common place. Plus, I mean, he was part of the curtain call and forming arguably the biggest stable in wrestling history: |
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Post by ASR (therockisback) on May 7, 2023 15:27:59 GMT -5
Rob Van Dam and Nash should host. Both from Michigan and both innovated the business in different ways. Just let them get fried and give them a live mic and see them say less stupid sh** than Terry would. How did Nash innovate the business? Tbh him being in the NWO is a game changer although Hogan deserves most of the praise anyways |
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2023 15:48:33 GMT -5
Hogan should be on as much TV and PLEs as humanly possible just to piss off the people who can't get over mistakes he made years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years ago.
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Post by ASR (therockisback) on May 7, 2023 15:52:38 GMT -5
Some guys got guaranteed money before Nash and Hall. True but he and Hall opened the door for it to be more common place. Plus, I mean, he was part of the curtain call and forming arguably the biggest stable in wrestling history: Nash deserves his credit tbh |
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Post by Back to the Codyverse on May 7, 2023 15:55:41 GMT -5
Hogan should be on as much TV and PLEs as humanly possible just to piss off the people who can't get over mistakes he made years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years ago. He worked the shoot and shot the work and now he’s worked himself Into a shoot brother. Don’t believe what these marks say, brother! |
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Post by CM Tusk on May 7, 2023 15:59:55 GMT -5
Hogan should be on as much TV and PLEs as humanly possible just to piss off the people who can't get over mistakes he made years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years ago. Wait people should get over mistakes he made years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years ago but still kiss his ass because things he did years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years ago? Hmmm. |
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2023 16:08:11 GMT -5
Hogan should be on as much TV and PLEs as humanly possible just to piss off the people who can't get over mistakes he made years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years ago. Wait people should get over mistakes he made years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years ago but still kiss his ass because things he did years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years ago? Hmmm. Maaaaan all that marinara sauce has washed over that smooth brain of yours if that's what you're inferring from my post |
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Post by theman on May 7, 2023 18:06:00 GMT -5
RVD and Nash wouldn't have jobs if it wasn't for Hogan. Just ask Nash how much he respects Hulk Hogan, he's said it himself several times on his podcast. Hulk Hogan wouldn’t have had a job if it wasn’t for Dusty Rhodes. Cody should host Summerslam and beat Roman there too. Glad we agree. I love Dusty but he had nothing to do with sports entertainment becoming main stream or starting the atitude era like Hulk did. |
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Post by Evil Abed on May 7, 2023 18:17:49 GMT -5
Hogan should be on as much TV and PLEs as humanly possible just to piss off the people who can't get over mistakes he made years upon years upon years upon years upon years upon years ago. Honestly care less about his past. For wrestling to progress it needs to feature guys like him less and focus more on the stars of now and tomorrow. If he's not there to get someone over than I don't see the point of him being there. |
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Post by finnbalor1 on May 7, 2023 18:20:29 GMT -5
Rob Van Dam and Nash should host. Both from Michigan and both innovated the business in different ways. Just let them get fried and give them a live mic and see them say less stupid sh** than Terry would. How did Nash innovate the business? It must not take much to be a innovator these days lol |
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Post by LK3 on May 7, 2023 18:54:38 GMT -5
Or we could go in the opposite direction and not have hosts. It doesn’t add a damn thing to the shows. WM30 may be the exception with Rock and Austin making it a segment. Anyway, Bad Bunny was the best host, he just showed up for his match and killed it.
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Post by MKSavage on May 7, 2023 21:12:42 GMT -5
Some guys got guaranteed money before Nash and Hall. True but he and Hall opened the door for it to be more common place. Plus, I mean, he was part of the curtain call and forming arguably the biggest stable in wrestling history: True, but I guess Bischoff deserves more of the credit since he came up with the idea for the NWO and decided to give Hall & Nash their guaranteed contracts - along with other a number of other guys. And the curtain call wasn't that innovative, most people in the business didn't like it and it wasn't really talked about that much after it happened, nor in the immediate years following it. I think it was mentioned once on TV in the 90s, and it didn't even make that big of an impact. And, the guy you like to crap on a lot, no not Lex, Hogan, was much more innovative in those regards (he had a guaranteed contract with WCW before Hall & Nash, Sting too, and he was a bigger reason for the success of the NWO). How did Nash innovate the business? Tbh him being in the NWO is a game changer although Hogan deserves most of the praise anyways I think the NWO storyline was a game changer, and him and Hall were a big part of it, but I think the storyline was more of a game changer than him being in it. I'm not sure if it would have been as big if Hogan didn't do the heel turn and join the group. |
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Post by CM Tusk on May 7, 2023 21:17:29 GMT -5
True but he and Hall opened the door for it to be more common place. Plus, I mean, he was part of the curtain call and forming arguably the biggest stable in wrestling history: True, but I guess Bischoff deserves more of the credit since he came up with the idea for the NWO and decided to give Hall & Nash their guaranteed contracts - along with other a number of other guys. And the curtain call wasn't that innovative, most people in the business didn't like it and it wasn't really talked about that much after it happened, nor in the immediate years following it. I think it was mentioned once on TV in the 90s, and it didn't even make that big of an impact. And, the guy you like to crap on a lot, no not Lex, Hogan, was much more innovative in those regards (he had a guaranteed contract with WCW before Hall & Nash, Sting too, and he was a bigger reason for the success of the NWO). Tbh him being in the NWO is a game changer although Hogan deserves most of the praise anyways I think the NWO storyline was a game changer, and him and Hall were a big part of it, but I think the storyline was more of a game changer than him being in it. I'm not sure if it would have been as big if Hogan didn't do the heel turn and join the group. I’d argue the “didn’t even make that big of an impact” as it lead to Austin winning the KOTR instead of the original choice in Triple H. Which in turn lead to wrestlings second big boom. Who knows if Austin becomes who he ended up had Triple H not been punished. |
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Post by MKSavage on May 7, 2023 21:22:12 GMT -5
True, but I guess Bischoff deserves more of the credit since he came up with the idea for the NWO and decided to give Hall & Nash their guaranteed contracts - along with other a number of other guys. And the curtain call wasn't that innovative, most people in the business didn't like it and it wasn't really talked about that much after it happened, nor in the immediate years following it. I think it was mentioned once on TV in the 90s, and it didn't even make that big of an impact. And, the guy you like to crap on a lot, no not Lex, Hogan, was much more innovative in those regards (he had a guaranteed contract with WCW before Hall & Nash, Sting too, and he was a bigger reason for the success of the NWO). I think the NWO storyline was a game changer, and him and Hall were a big part of it, but I think the storyline was more of a game changer than him being in it. I'm not sure if it would have been as big if Hogan didn't do the heel turn and join the group. I’d argue the “didn’t even make that big of an impact” as it lead to Austin winning the KOTR instead of the original choice in Triple H. Which in turn lead to wrestlings second big boom. Who knows if Austin becomes who he ended up had Triple H not been punished. I'll definitely give you that, but that was definitely not his, nor any of the others, intentions with that action. That's why I don't really consider that under the term of innovative. More of a happy accident. |
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Post by ASR (therockisback) on May 7, 2023 21:23:41 GMT -5
True but he and Hall opened the door for it to be more common place. Plus, I mean, he was part of the curtain call and forming arguably the biggest stable in wrestling history: True, but I guess Bischoff deserves more of the credit since he came up with the idea for the NWO and decided to give Hall & Nash their guaranteed contracts - along with other a number of other guys. And the curtain call wasn't that innovative, most people in the business didn't like it and it wasn't really talked about that much after it happened, nor in the immediate years following it. I think it was mentioned once on TV in the 90s, and it didn't even make that big of an impact. And, the guy you like to crap on a lot, no not Lex, Hogan, was much more innovative in those regards (he had a guaranteed contract with WCW before Hall & Nash, Sting too, and he was a bigger reason for the success of the NWO). Tbh him being in the NWO is a game changer although Hogan deserves most of the praise anyways I think the NWO storyline was a game changer, and him and Hall were a big part of it, but I think the storyline was more of a game changer than him being in it. I'm not sure if it would have been as big if Hogan didn't do the heel turn and join the group. Yeah you nailed it perfectly… I agree 100% Hall & Nash were big but never as big as Hogan, without Hogan joining & turning heel then there is no WCW or game changing in wrestling… I just had to praise Nash as I’m a big fan of em lol & he deserves some credit too. |
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Post by MKSavage on May 7, 2023 21:24:47 GMT -5
True, but I guess Bischoff deserves more of the credit since he came up with the idea for the NWO and decided to give Hall & Nash their guaranteed contracts - along with other a number of other guys. And the curtain call wasn't that innovative, most people in the business didn't like it and it wasn't really talked about that much after it happened, nor in the immediate years following it. I think it was mentioned once on TV in the 90s, and it didn't even make that big of an impact. And, the guy you like to crap on a lot, no not Lex, Hogan, was much more innovative in those regards (he had a guaranteed contract with WCW before Hall & Nash, Sting too, and he was a bigger reason for the success of the NWO). I think the NWO storyline was a game changer, and him and Hall were a big part of it, but I think the storyline was more of a game changer than him being in it. I'm not sure if it would have been as big if Hogan didn't do the heel turn and join the group. Yeah you nailed it perfectly… I agree 100% Hall & Nash were big but never as big as Hogan, without Hogan joining & turning heel then there is no WCW or game changing in wrestling… I just had to praise Nash as I’m a big fan of em lol & he deserves some credit too. Me too. Maybe not as much as other, but I was a fan. |
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