PWD 166: Bone Cold Works the Marks Better Than Anyone Else

[Ayin]

This way 3 years before Evolution existed. There was no real good reason he was commissioner. He also didn't really win many feuds in his time with the WWF.

I actually remember seeing (even fewer) clips of HBK as Commissioner, and I am relatively certain that Sgt. Slaughter was Commissioner before him (in time of the original DX).

So what was this 'Commissioner' role? It seems to be have been filled with wrestlers who no longer did in-ring work, or at least didn't by that time, but how does Shawn Michaels fit in their, since I thought he left after DX for a few years to get himself straightened out? Was Foley the last one? And did they replace the 'Commissioner' role with the 'General Manager'?

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I also happily pass the torch along to whoever would like to make the next thread.

 

[44nutman]

I will make the next thread.

 

[lakersfan45]

I actually remember seeing (even fewer) clips of HBK as Commissioner, and I am relatively certain that Sgt. Slaughter was Commissioner before him (in time of the original DX).

So what was this 'Commissioner' role? It seems to be have been filled with wrestlers who no longer did in-ring work, or at least didn't by that time, but how does Shawn Michaels fit in their, since I thought he left after DX for a few years to get himself straightened out? Was Foley the last one? And did they replace the 'Commissioner' role with the 'General Manager'?

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I also happily pass the torch along to whoever would like to make the next thread.

i remember shawn would show up like once every couple months as commissioner. it always got a rise out of me. it was all worth it for the superkick after shawn was fired

 

[tec87]

I actually remember seeing (even fewer) clips of HBK as Commissioner, and I am relatively certain that Sgt. Slaughter was Commissioner before him (in time of the original DX).

So what was this 'Commissioner' role? It seems to be have been filled with wrestlers who no longer did in-ring work, or at least didn't by that time, but how does Shawn Michaels fit in their, since I thought he left after DX for a few years to get himself straightened out? Was Foley the last one? And did they replace the 'Commissioner' role with the 'General Manager'?

-Edit-

I also happily pass the torch along to whoever would like to make the next thread.

HBK was commish in late 98 on into 99. The commish was basically the equivalent of the gm on raw/smackdown. HBK was the one who gave Austin the mania title match after McMahon won the rumble.

 

[Smigg]

I will make the next thread.

Oops, sorry pal

http://forums.sherdog.com/forums/f44/pwd-167-total-divas-cormier-jones-brawl-2802237/

 

[Its Me Austin]

Scott Hall will return tonight and you all will mark like 6 year old girls

Hogan better come out to Voodoo Child.

 

[ToastFaceKilla]

What type of noob marks out for Scott Hall

Wait what?

Spoiler

 

[Sexy]

Deadspin: Pro Wrestling's Greatest Angle Was Convincing Us It Doesn't Matter

 

[Michaelangelo]

Deadspin: Pro Wrestling's Greatest Angle Was Convincing Us It Doesn't Matter

reading this it shows UFC does one thing that WWE should emulate. That's healthcare for all of its employees.

 

[Sexy]

From the final...

Spoiler

Wow.

 

[rj1]

Deadspin: Pro Wrestling's Greatest Angle Was Convincing Us It Doesn't Matter

In one paragraph, they criticize the NWA territories for being a closed mafia colluding to hold down the salaries of wrestlers.

In another paragraph, they criticize Vince McMahon for burying aforementioned NWA territories by paying the star wrestlers in those territories more money.