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re: Jeff Jarrett Reportedly Checked into Rehab with WWE's Assistance
Posted on 10/27/17 at 12:13 pm to Keep Stirring
Posted on 10/27/17 at 12:13 pm to Keep Stirring
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Kurt Angle and Jeff Hardy are currently signed by the WWE..
And if they were still snorting pills off of the back of Holiday Inn toilets they wouldn't be. What's your point?
Posted on 10/27/17 at 12:17 pm to Keep Stirring
Angle is reportedly clean and sober which is a miracle given all his DUIs for alcohol and pills over the years.
I’m less sure with Jeff Hardy but he is a poster child for someone who should be unusable in the business because they can’t keep their drug use under control. That PPV one TNA where he lost the main event match in 30 seconds because he was in no condition to perform should have been a career Ender.
I’m less sure with Jeff Hardy but he is a poster child for someone who should be unusable in the business because they can’t keep their drug use under control. That PPV one TNA where he lost the main event match in 30 seconds because he was in no condition to perform should have been a career Ender.
Posted on 10/27/17 at 12:18 pm to HogX
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And if they were still snorting pills off of the back of Holiday Inn toilets they wouldn't be.
that or they'd probably be dead..
Posted on 10/27/17 at 12:19 pm to Telecaster
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JJ stole that strut from Jackie Fargo. Known in these parts as the 'Fargo Strut' dating back to the 60's pally
Exactly...I remember the Fargo Brothers....damn I'm old
Posted on 10/27/17 at 12:24 pm to Wtodd
The Fargos were from before my time but I have heard stories of them outside the ring.
Mainly about Jackie Fargo retiring because he made more as a bookie than a wrestler and about Don Fargo using his Prince Albert to drag a dustpan across the floor of a locker room by a string.
Mainly about Jackie Fargo retiring because he made more as a bookie than a wrestler and about Don Fargo using his Prince Albert to drag a dustpan across the floor of a locker room by a string.
Posted on 10/27/17 at 9:42 pm to 1999
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maybe his daddy can bring him some chicken salad while in rehab. hhhhuuuuhhhhh. welll ya know.
Spend my day working hard on the go
But the hands on the clock keep spinning too slow
Posted on 10/28/17 at 1:19 pm to HogX
Iron sheik used to do thr cocaine while performing handstands
What's the funniest road story has everyone heard?
The cactus jack asking Ron Simmons to hold his hand while banging a groupie has to be ranked pretty high
What's the funniest road story has everyone heard?
The cactus jack asking Ron Simmons to hold his hand while banging a groupie has to be ranked pretty high
Posted on 10/28/17 at 2:24 pm to lsucoonass
Funniest road story I’ve heard was from Gary Capetta’s book.
Circa 1993, when Buff Bagwell and 2 Cold Scorpio were a tag team, Bagwell took his wife on the road with him while he was working.
After the matches when they checked into the hotel. They kept getting phone calls from women then women knocking on the door all night.
Turned out that they were staying in a hotel where Bagwell regularly banged ring-rats while on the loop and his wife found out about it in a big way by all the attention he was getting.
Another good one from Marty Jannetty was from when he was in the AWA.
They would have a bunch of shows at high schools and as a hobby they would steal the combination locks off the lockers then start putting them on everything.
Verne Gagne got fed up with it and had a meeting about and the guys even managed to get a set of locks on his shoelaces in the middle of it without him noticing it.
Nick Bockwinkle was then charged with getting things under control. Soon afterward, they passed him on the highway with locks hanging from every surface of his car such as the door handles. When Bockwinkle turned to look at them, there was even one on his face because someone managed to get one on the bridge of the glasses.
Circa 1993, when Buff Bagwell and 2 Cold Scorpio were a tag team, Bagwell took his wife on the road with him while he was working.
After the matches when they checked into the hotel. They kept getting phone calls from women then women knocking on the door all night.
Turned out that they were staying in a hotel where Bagwell regularly banged ring-rats while on the loop and his wife found out about it in a big way by all the attention he was getting.
Another good one from Marty Jannetty was from when he was in the AWA.
They would have a bunch of shows at high schools and as a hobby they would steal the combination locks off the lockers then start putting them on everything.
Verne Gagne got fed up with it and had a meeting about and the guys even managed to get a set of locks on his shoelaces in the middle of it without him noticing it.
Nick Bockwinkle was then charged with getting things under control. Soon afterward, they passed him on the highway with locks hanging from every surface of his car such as the door handles. When Bockwinkle turned to look at them, there was even one on his face because someone managed to get one on the bridge of the glasses.
Posted on 10/28/17 at 2:31 pm to toddzilla
For the life of me, I’ll never understand how grown men give a shite about freaking wrestling.
Posted on 10/28/17 at 5:13 pm to supadave3
It's a job and entertainment
The road stories from the 80's are fun to hear.
The road stories from the 80's are fun to hear.
Posted on 10/28/17 at 5:17 pm to teke184
One was my favorites was when Marty jannetty had the iron sheik watch over one his ring rats bc Marty wanted to have sex with a hotter one.
Marty returns to sheiks room while the lady was on a gourney. Marty asks sheik what happened.
Agh Marty, I take care of her I gave her the beer the weed and the cocaine. She kept asking where you were and I tell her, frick Marty.
Then I gave her a clothesline; she didn't know how to work
Marty returns to sheiks room while the lady was on a gourney. Marty asks sheik what happened.
Agh Marty, I take care of her I gave her the beer the weed and the cocaine. She kept asking where you were and I tell her, frick Marty.
Then I gave her a clothesline; she didn't know how to work
Posted on 10/28/17 at 6:12 pm to Paul Allen
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A true jobber
Wrong
Posted on 10/28/17 at 6:38 pm to the paradigm
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She kinda has those same squinty eyes as Melania.
And she is a gold digger like Melania
Posted on 10/28/17 at 7:23 pm to pioneerbasketball
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hhhhuuuuhhhhh
That podcast is fantastic
Posted on 10/28/17 at 8:23 pm to lsucoonass
Here's the Marty jannetty video about his iron sheik story. Don't do drugs
LINK
LINK
Posted on 10/28/17 at 8:43 pm to lsucoonass
Posted on 10/28/17 at 9:11 pm to lsucoonass
Bobby Heenan had some classic Andre the Giant stories.
Best one had to be the two of them flying somewhere in first class. Andre was already drunk and fiddling with the armrest when the stewardess asked him what he wanted and he said “screwdriver”. She returnes with the tool and he responded “What would you bring if I said Bloody Mary?”
At that point, Heenan pulled the stewardess aside and said “Honey, he’s 7’5”, 500 pounds, has hair like the MGM lion, and smashed. DON’T bring him tools.”
Best one had to be the two of them flying somewhere in first class. Andre was already drunk and fiddling with the armrest when the stewardess asked him what he wanted and he said “screwdriver”. She returnes with the tool and he responded “What would you bring if I said Bloody Mary?”
At that point, Heenan pulled the stewardess aside and said “Honey, he’s 7’5”, 500 pounds, has hair like the MGM lion, and smashed. DON’T bring him tools.”
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