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crawl.......LEX LUGER EMAILED ME!!!!!!!

 

What did you do, did you send him some of your personal pics?

 

Woooohoooo, Hooligan. Are you and he restarting the Lex Express tour with the high hopes of getting his contract picked up my Vinnie Mac. That's pretty cool Hooligan. Well, come on, details man, details.

 

luger is cool, i like sting a lot more though.

 

he sed:

'Its not over yet.
The awakening has begun'


:S

 

Those guys are retired wrestlers right? Along with someone called "Razor Ramon" if I remember right...?

 

RETIRED???

Scott hall? Lex Luger? Sting? Hogan!!!????

My good sir, you suggest any one wrestler is too old and you shall feel the wrath of the orange leg drop of doom!!

 

Long live the Hulkster!!!

 

Perhaps they're out of a job (and rightfully so), but not retired. Out of respect to the late Hooligan, I won't comment about their agre Farewell Hooligan. I for one will miss you and your WCW banter.

 

Crawl, you can always shoot the shit with him on MSN Messenger.

hooligan_inc@hotmail.com

You probly already know this, but I just thought I'd point it out.

 

Don't flame me, but I never understood Lex Luger. Seemed that he had better marketing than skills.

But that's just my unique perpsective - thak it for what it's worth. I still get misty when I think of Andre the Giant (BTW - When will BG games have half-ogers)

 

I was into wrestling when Ultimate Warrior and Tatanka were wround. I stopped after someone said the ORIGINAL warrior died when his blood vessels burst after lifting too many weights I heard about Andre the giant, he was in "The princess' bride" right? Poor bastard, I heard Jake the Snake's snake snapped his neck or something
btw, I dunno abou lex luger and the others, but I KNOW Hulk Hogan is retired. He just appears on low/medium/non-screen-movies nowadays. The kind you watch with your whole family. like "Secret Agent Club" or "3 ninjas part 3"

 

R'syil, you must be of age with me! (Born in 1970! gasp )

Actually, the Hulkster is still going strong!

I actually saw him at Disney World a few years back, and for a 50+ year old, he's impressive!

Plus with the scripting, he can still kick butt.

BTW you were right about Andre being in the Princess Bride. One of the best, all time movies!

 

Since we're on the topic of old wrestlers, how about this nostalgic list:

Macho Man Randy Savage, OOOH YEAH!
Sgt. Slaughter
Dynamite Kid (pre-steroids)
Jim Duggan (the guy with the 2x4)
Who were the Sheik and the Russian guy again?

WWF actaully originated as Maple Leaf Wrestling out of Toronto I think, and before that there was Stampede Wrestling in Calgary, AB which was founded by the Hart family. I remember seeing Owen Hart's early matches when he wore a mask. Too funny, they used to play alot on the fan's patriotic emotions.

Gorilla Monsoon
The Great Gamma
Jim "The Anvil" Niedhart
Kieth Hart



[This message has been edited by Lord Moeken (edited April 23, 2001).]

 

Good old days of "clean" wrestling *lol* it was the "warmup" of Wrestlemania III where Andre and the Hulkster became foes, am i right? (I'm a little out of business, i guess, but the name of Macho Man Randy Savage waked memories)
Strange names appears like Junkyard Dog, British Bulldogs....

[This message has been edited by BogiTheWaverer (edited April 23, 2001).]

 

Actually Bogi, I'm 16 (1984)
But Sgt. Slaughter ROCKED in G.I. Joe the movie! Hehe Yeah, the fantasy bedtime story style of the Princess' Bride kicked major ass! Even if it had weird names
like "Humperdink" Hehe

 

Geeze, this post has become a mountain of wrestling misinformation. Come one guys. If you're going to start talking facts, at least make them correct facts First, Hogan isn't wrestling anywhere at the moment. In fact he probably hasn't wrestled in over half a year as least since he had a falling out with WCW. From what I understand there are still some type of negotiations between him and Universal Studios for some wrestling or restaurant venture. And no the WWF didn't start in Toronto. It began as the WWWF in the NY area under Vince MacMahon Sr. At one time, however, the WWF did buy out the old Stampede Territory under the management of Stu Hart at the time. That deal only lasted a year before the deal went sour. Vince reniged on the majority of the money owed Stu Hart, and Stu reopened the promotion. By that time, however, the territory was failing and not long after that incarnation of Stampede Wrestling closed it's doors. And finally, no the Ultimate Warrior is not dead. He is still gleefully no showing apearances and holding wrestling promotors up for money occasionally around the world.

Hooligan, I can't handle all this misinformation by myself. COME BACK!!!

 

While we're on the topic. What wrestlers have died in the ring? Andre the giant, owen hart..?

 

Ok, Ok Crawl. Since you are the Grand Emperor I'll take back most of what I just said. I am just a drop within your fountain of knowledge when it comes to wrestling I just remember watching wrestling as a kid and it was called Maple Leaf Wrestling. Perhaps this was just the promotional company that televised WWF in Canada, who knows? I also remember watching stampede wrestling when it did some promotional shows at a local gymnasium - back then Owen Hart was just a no name (Blue Blazer or something)
I apologize for any misinformation and hopefully I don't lose my title: Lord Moeken, High Advisor to the Crawl

 

I might have to change your title to Low Advisor to the CRAWL Andre the Giant did NOT die in the ring. Where did you hear such? He died in a hotel room in Paris, France in his sleep. Several wrestlers have died in the ring in Europe, America, Mexico, and Japan in recent years, the most famous of which in the US was Owen Hart.