I heard Macho man died

BlueFire · 11-14-2005, 04:28 PM

http://www.machoman.com/

His music site doesn't say he's dead. Fun stuff tho.

Professor S · 11-14-2005, 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by BLueFire

http://www.machoman.com/

His music site doesn't say he's dead. Fun stuff tho.

I've been checking the wrestling boards, and there is nothing about Macho Man dying. I think thats just a rumor.

Dyne · 11-14-2005, 05:32 PM

Nothing can kill the Macho Man.

Nothing.

Also see: Hulk Hogan

Typhoid · 11-14-2005, 06:06 PM

The only thing that can kill the Macho Man is a severe "Oh yeah" off with the Kool-Aid man.

But even last time that happened, The Macho Man prevailed.

I remember I used to be into wrestling when I was like...6 or 7. Back when it was actually entertaining to watch. Back when the WWF had competition, so they actually had to strive to improve their product. But now, with buying out all the other competators, they can do this male ***** bull**** drama stuff.

Plus, I dont watch wrestling at all really anymore, but I can sort of tell that the "talent" is running dry, when they have to bring bak former wrestlers from about 10 years ago or more to try and make some noise. The only current star that I've caught while flipping by that has actually entertained me (out of ring, with words, not in wring with sweaty hugging) is John Cena. He said something like "*Points to the Big Show* And if need be.....He'll eat someone." It made me laugh.

Anyways, I really dont care for wrestling at all. And never really cared for Eddie Guererro. But its still a letdown he died.

Professor S · 11-14-2005, 06:33 PM

Most people never really got to see how good Eddie was. Having to put on that accent was an embarrassment, along with the whole "Latino Heat" thing. In his prime he was one of the best ring workers ever. His Black Tiger stint in Japan is legendary.

But hey, I'm a wrestling geek. I don't expect most people to understand.

Dylflon · 11-14-2005, 07:51 PM

Typhoid, you liked wrestling right up till you were 12/13.

I remember. You did the moves on me.

Typhoid · 11-14-2005, 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Dylflon

Typhoid, you liked wrestling right up till you were 12/13.

I remember. You did the moves on me.

Just because I liked injuring you and your little brother speaks nothing of wrestling.

I like smashing things with bats, and tackling people.

Yet I do not like baseball, or football.

Joeiss · 11-14-2005, 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Professor S

Most people never really got to see how good Eddie was. Having to put on that accent was an embarrassment, along with the whole "Latino Heat" thing. In his prime he was one of the best ring workers ever. His Black Tiger stint in Japan is legendary.

But hey, I'm a wrestling geek. I don't expect most people to understand.

I enjoyed his wrestling ability in WCW... I just didn't like his character in WWE. And yes, the Latino accent was ridiculous, lol.

MuGen · 11-15-2005, 10:23 AM

I remember watching wrestling when Rocky Maivia or The Rock was just an upstart. The Rock really opened some doors for comedic role players during tv events. I kinda fell off as Rock went on to movies.

But last night as the clock turned 9pm EST... I was thinking about tuning into RAW just to see what had gone down.... but inexorably.... I was engrossed in playing Raven Shield w/ my clan. I couldn't pick up the remote and turn on RAW... but I had a gut feeling I should've tuned in.

I come on the forums today to find out Eddie died, and a rumor about Randy dying? Dang... talk about gut feelings.... Rest in peace Eddie...I dunno about Macho man yet...