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9 years 4 months ago
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ok- I voted for Hogan simply because there were about a dozen people left off the list- but let's see if these names jog anyone's memory.
Papa Shango (he's the reason I didn't vote for the Ultimate Warrior! Papa Shango clearly won their ongoing feud... Shango, who has since become the WWE's Godfather, took on the persona of a witch doctor and used to make some sort of black fluid run down the Ultimate Warrior's face during interviews. Shango also was remembered because when he won a match against some unknown wrestler, the lights in the arena would go off, and when they came back on, the jobber wrestler would be laying on the mat unconscious with his boots on fire!)
Tatanka (the real native American wrestler who danced around the ring in circles with a tomahawk and chanted war cries)
Lex Luger
Big Bossman (anyone remember his feud with Nailz, the guy who was dressed in a prison inmate costume?)
Koko BWare (his parrot was friggin awesome)
Virgil (a black guy in striped pants?)
Krush (the 7 foot tall Hawaiin freak?)
Razor Ramon
Repo Man (who's persona was tough talking repossession salesman)
Atom Bomb (didn't he become Kevin Nash?)
Earthquake and Typhoon (The Natural Disasters)
The Mountie (perhaps the absolute BEST WWF persona EVER)
The Heavenly Bodies (some tag team)
Marty Jannetty (the fastest wrestler of his time, partner to Shawn Michaels in the Rockers)
Luna and Bam Bam Bigelow
I guess that's all I can remember for now... hopefully some more will come to me soon.
ahh but for my real vote... now I don't know much about his history before this event, but my vote for favorite wrestler ever has to go to the 1-2-3 Kid. He eventually became X-Pac who I still love, but when he was the 1-2-3 Kid he did something I'd never seen anyone do. One night he beat Razor Ramon, and it started a feud between them. I just remember being absolutely shocked because the 1-2-3 Kid was a jobber, and he beat this amazingly talented superstar. Arguably, because of his quickness and technical skills, I'd call him the first accomplished cruiserweight wrestler. 1-2-3 Kid forever!
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