sidenote: Did you really say Flair wasn't better than Lawler now when he was 40?
His 40s, his later 40s atleast. He was still great in '89 which was one of Flair's best years, but by the mid to late 90s he was pretty much done in the ring until his retirement run in WWE. Flair, and ESPECIALLY Hogan who is basically a slab of glass at this point can't take the same kind of bumps Lawler can presently though, which is why I have no problem with him in a feud if it makes sense booking-wise and he can still adequately work a match.
We absolutely realize its the exception, this of course doesn't make it invalid. Come on now shattered, I know you have to remember Sting getting a title shot last year.
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Ahhh, my favorite Blink song forever and always. Well, maybe tied with Josie. Maybe.
TNA obviously uses some older people but I have never figured out why older automatically means bad or why some people pretend that is all they use. Each idea is equally ridiculous.
It's not that older equals bad SD, it's just that most of TNA's old guys they pick up, apart from Sting's first run, are so far past their prime it was in a different century.