Recent content by Mr_billy

I'm hyped, all the Kids in my Jr high would do a Woah Luke, Woah Butch while playing wrestling. They were super over and belong in the HOF, not to mention, the Sheepherders were completely awesome.

I would have to go with He who's name cannot be mentioned. He was a beast, and for his height, it made him believable as a superstar who could beat anybody. Next I would have to go with the Road Warriors, both of them were Jacked up Beasts, especially Hawk's cuts with the size. Those two are...

Bobby Roode, he shines where ever you put him on the card, and always gets a reaction. TNA could have built up around him, and failed. You could put him into a program with shark boy and people would still care. He can talk, and he has it. I'm sorry, i wish I could say Joe or AJ, but they...

I don't see what the problem is, there always needs to be a mid-card, some legends were perennial mid-carders. Cody Rhodes is in a great place, getting paid and being interesting. He is rest right where he is at, and can stay there for years. He is where JYD, Hacksaw, and many more had made...

APA, they were bodyguards for hire. They were awesome, sitting back and playing cards and drinking beer, until some one hired them, and then to steal a phrase from the FF's thing, "it's Clobberin' Time".

Can't even compare the two. They are different in every way. In ring Bryan is better, but SCSA gives a much better on the mic.

If you want the WWE universe to pop, when doing a show in Chicago, bring out a "Certain Coach Ditka" He's old school. He could sit in on commentary for a few matches, have a heel jaw jack him and get Knocked out.

Titus is a talented gentleman, he will do well as a cocky heel. He is popular and v dry entertaining, and I'd like to see more Cornbread. But I do believe this has to do with Darren Young, he is wining awards in the gay community and will be used to help shake some of the negative stereotypes...

The Misfits in Action was supposed to be a joke, but Military characters can be done right, Corporal Kirchner was great, unfortunately the guy who played him worked overly stiff and failed the wellness in the 80's which meant you pretty much had to do blow on McMahon's desk. If done right, heel...

The Dude, a lazy unkempt guy who just wands to relax and hang out in an RV out back. It would be hilarious. Just have him cut a prompt a in his bathrobe, but put on a good match, for no other reason is that he enjoys wrestling. Have him have an impressive winning streak, and have the...

First, he really had anything to say, because HHH said everything Bautista would before he came out, second, Orton draws all interest out of any scenario because he is dull. Also, his pop was decent, but he really wasn't that huge of draw the first time.

1. Brett Hart....Joseph Gordon Leavitt, he is a good actor, and not over the top. 2. Chris Jehrico....Mark Wahlberg He can be serious and funny, and he does have a pug nose. 3. Mick Foley.... Seth Rogen, both are funny and hairy 4. Chris Benoit... Lieve Schrieber, he has intensity 5...

First, the people who are not on the list might not be good enough for TV, but they are safe and talented workers, and enhancement talent is needed for house shows, Main Event, and Superstars, they don't cost very much, and put over the up and comers, so half of the guys on these lists added...

Yes, the old control top briefs the wrestlers wore back in the day would have been sweet, just kidding. But an old school gimmick match would have been cool, Have some people dress like the Bushwhackers, Big T dressed as Tugboat, some one deseed as Brother Bruti would have been entertaining.

Yes. He can play a character like no one else, and he can train a lot of guys on how to do this well. Even at his age, I wouldn't even mind him having one last run and leave with a title reign.