PWD PWD 1213: The Summer of FE!N

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35 years ago today, legendary pro wrestling announcer Lee Marshall, who worked for the AWA and later WCW and also one single time for WWF as he worked the Los Angeles portion of Wrestlemania 2, made his gangsta rap debut when he appeared alongside legends like Eazy-E, Ice T, Tone Loc, MC Hammer and many others on the anti-violence anthem We're All In The Same Gang

Lee played the voice of the news announcer on the beginning of the song

@Stargazer Rex you may or may not know that Lee Marshall is one of your people, he was the voice of Tony The Tiger in the Frosted Flakes commercials for many, many years


 
The Business has changed forever


The firm’s name appears to be a reference to a location of historical significance for McMahon and WWE. A 2006 article on WWE.com noted that the Capitol Wrestling Corporation, the predecessor to WWE, was headquartered at the corner of 14th and I Streets in Washington D.C., around the 1950s and 1960s, when the company was led by McMahon’s father, Vincent J. McMahon.
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Pittie Petey said:
@Based God @My Spot

35 years ago today, legendary pro wrestling announcer Lee Marshall, who worked for the AWA and later WCW and also one single time for WWF as he worked the Los Angeles portion of Wrestlemania 2, made his gangsta rap debut when he appeared alongside legends like Eazy-E, Ice T, Tone Loc, MC Hammer and many others on the anti-violence anthem We're All In The Same Gang

Lee played the voice of the news announcer on the beginning of the song

@Stargazer Rex you may or may not know that Lee Marshall is one of your people, he was the voice of Tony The Tiger in the Frosted Flakes commercials for many, many years


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Lee Marshall was great, his voice was just straight up built for the business. Him and Bobby Heenan together was always gold.

WCW doing that gimmick where Lee would travel around the country going to cities WCW is going to soon and calling Schiavone live on the air through 1-800-Collect was a great way to incorporate a sponsor lol
 
Based God said:
Lee Marshall was great, his voice was just straight up built for the business. Him and Bobby Heenan together was always gold.

WCW doing that gimmick where Lee would travel around the country going to cities WCW is going to soon and calling Schiavone live on the air through 1-800-Collect was a great way to incorporate a sponsor lol
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I wish I never knew that he just phoned those in from his house and wasn't actually on the road. This damn Business, man!
 
RollSonnenRoll said:
I wish I never knew that he just phoned those in from his house and wasn't actually on the road. This damn Business, man!
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Pittie Petey said:
Oh, I was like dang, you is one TNA lovin' sumbitch LoL
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lol nah I don't really know shit about TNA except some of the people on the roster.

Last time I watched a TNA show was like 3 years ago when me and you were the only two people in here watching an episode and we roasted Speedball Bailey and got hype for Masha Slamovich <lmao>
 
Based God said:
lol nah I don't really know shit about TNA except some of the people on the roster.

Last time I watched a TNA show was like 3 years ago when me and you were the only two people in here watching an episode and we roasted Speedball Bailey and got hype for Masha Slamovich <lmao>
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I do not care for Speedball Mike Bailey
 
Anyone remember Boff? "Streetwear with an attitude!"


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