Speaker 1: Well, here we go again. Two days ago we were
here for Ozzy Osbourne and now the Immortal Hulk Hogan
brother gonna be joined by my good friend Zeus from
the Shouted Out Loud Cast, the Number one Kiss podcast
and of course dorm Damage, and we have a fun
conversation reliving the Immortal Hulk Hogan, the Incredible Hulk Hogan.
Half of it is me spent explaining to Zeus about
his run in the A w A because I think
that's a very very very important part of his career.
That's where he became the Incredible Hulk Hogan. That's where
that that's where he became Okogan. There's that, but talk
about his importance to the game and all that kind
of stuff. So we just jumped right into it. So
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Speaker 1: Hello, Las Vegas, Hello world, Hello, my loyal minions. It
is good to see you always, good to be seeing
Izzy Presley again this week. H this is getting brutal.
There's no reason to keep doing this. You heard the
ten bell salute at the top of the show. You
know what happened. We always do the ten bell salute
when somebody very important to us dies, and we of
course just lost the immortal Hulk Holgan seventy one years old,
and Zeus from showed out loud cast and dorm damage
is with me tonight because I know I almost I
almost hit him up about Ozzie, but I figured they're
gonna do an azzi show because it was early.
Speaker 2: It was a little yeah, that was a little late.
For me, yeah about ten. That was eleven. Yeah, And
I'll be honest with you, I was mentally exhausted from
like looking at everything about Ozzie, reading about Ozzie. It's
the same thing today. All I've done for hours is
just look at what everyone's saying and social media and
and all the comments and stuff. It's it's surreal.
Speaker 1: It really is. It really is. And I tell you
what though, the one the only good thing about both
of these things that have happened at THEO for that matter,
theoloxyable Malcolm juwal Warner, it wasn't at the level that
Hogan and Azzy, you know, was he was.
Speaker 2: As far as our childhood was anything bigger than the
Cosby Show. No, it was huge. It was huge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was absolutely huge. But the one, the one
bright spot is it took politics out of your timeline
for about eight hours. You know.
Speaker 2: Oh no, that's the worst part about it, because when
you get a breather, like outside of the Hogan or
the Aussie comment, yeah, it's Epstein shit fucking NonStop. So
it's like, of course he CA's like, what the hey
did the Red Sox play tonight?
Speaker 1: I don't see any of that.
Speaker 2: Shit, Like, what's the score, right, it's it's just drowned
out by all this stuff.
Speaker 1: Uh when did your When did Hogan come into your life?
Because I know you're not a huge fan of the
eighties stuff because it's too slow for you. If I
remember this conversation correctly.
Speaker 2: You're thinking of somebody else.
Speaker 1: Okay, oh that's right, that's your co host. But like,
I don't even think he was.
Speaker 2: I mean he was a wrestling fan like everybody was
in the eighties, right, But I mean he drifted off
like afterwards. Okay, he didn't stick stick with it. You know.
He was a young kid wrestling fan like everybody was.
But oh god, wrestling for me, I mean, it's quite
I actually made a post about it. I've talked about
it many times. My parents came over on the boat.
My grandfather was like in his sixties, retired. When I'd
go to visit him, all he would watch is wrestling
in westerns. Didn't need to speak the language. He didn't.
That's the good guy in the western, that's the bad
guy John Wayne movies, all that shit, that's what he loved.
And the other was wrestling. That sob grandfather of mine
found every little like UHF channel to find every wrestling
like he was watching like Georgia Wrestling and Rick Flair
and all that stuff. He found them whatever time he was,
he founded. But you know, obviously being from Boston, we
had w w F, so we grew up there. So
I learned wrestling from my grandfather, biggest fan. And and
I always tell the story about my dad. It was
just like constantly pulling his hair out to his father
and be like, Dad, this is fake my grift, right,
shut up, that's not fake. Look at him. He's hitting
him with the with the chair.
Speaker 1: Oh now this is real.
Speaker 2: Like it was just a constant back and forth. My
dad never got into it, hated it. I sat there
like glued to it. And then I'll never forget. I
don't know how he did it, Like I said, he
didn't speak the language. Old guy brought us to Madison
Square Guarden. We saw Snooker against his manager. He turned
on Lou Albano and fought him in a steel cage
and saw him jump off the steel cage and splash.
Well he did that twice, he did. He did, yeah,
I mean when they fought. Yeah, he fought him in
Madison in Boston Garden. He went on yeah yeah, and
he went off the cage and splashed Albano.
Speaker 1: Okay, because the classic one that everybody knows is when
he did it to Morocco and Mass Garden.
Speaker 2: Sost was doing dark matches and ship like that back yeah, yeah, yeah,
well yeah, so the Boston that that would have just
been like a regular house show. So that's why it
was like, that's all they had was house shows. Right,
There's a WrestleMania back then.
Speaker 1: Right, but it was still there was still TV.
Speaker 2: I mean, they was still but those were squash matches
on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Cerainly because I watched the Snook of Morocco match on USA.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't see it. Well, I remember that's.
Speaker 1: How I watched.
Speaker 2: I watched Hogan beat Iron she Bundy against SD Special
Jones on Saturday morning.
Speaker 1: Tony Garcia, yeah, just beat out.
Speaker 2: Tony. Tony Gorrera liked him. You like Tony Gore because
he got off and then Tony Gorea park ned up
with Rick Martel and they were tag team champs for
a little bit, that's right.
Speaker 1: So Tito Santana, wrong Martel.
Speaker 2: No, Rick Martel was tag team partners with Tony Gerrera
and they were tag team champs for a little bit
until I believe it was mister Saito and mister Fuji
with the Salt and the Eyes and then they won it.
Speaker 1: Maybe that was before Martel went to the w A,
a w A.
Speaker 2: He was in that could be he was in w
w F for a little bit and then with Guerrera,
then he left. Then he came back as the Model.
Speaker 1: Well that's that's when he teamed up with Tito Santana.
Then they broke up and that's what he became the Model. Okay,
but it was the second State, second run, second run,
second run, Yes, because I knew Martell from when he
was in the a w A as the champion. So
and then see now that's where I come from.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I grew up watching Hogan become the credible Hulk Hogan
because he wasn't he wasn't really anybody before he went
to the a w A and Vern created this fucking
character and which turned into the biggest thing wrestling has
ever seen, which is basically what made wrestling. You know
what it was? You know that that's what you know.
Vin's expanding and that's what Vin that's what he needed
and Hogan was the guy. I mean, they always talked
about Dusty Rose, and they wanted it to be Dusty
Rose if it wasn't Hogan. But they don't reach that
success with Dusty Rose. As much as I love Dusty Rose.
Speaker 2: Oh Hogan, Hogan, Hogan, Hogan.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: The funny part is with his dad firing Hogan. If
you do Rocky three, you're firing fuck it. Yeah, and
his sons like, and that's when Vince brought that which
stale stances day. Never say no never with Vince, he'll
bring anybody back, right, and he brought Hogan back. I
remembered watching that the Hogan Chic match. I remember watching
Chic beat good old Bob Beckley and I'm just gonna
try all shocks. And then finally you got a big
good guy. All the big guys are usually bad guys
except for Andre. So now you got a big good guy.
And when he beat Chic and he was the you know,
a whole coal mania and stuff. Nothing changed when when
he and obviously we're jumping around a lot here, but yeah, yeah,
when he beat and slammed Andre. My grandfather had a
tough life. M orphaned, he had a twin, his parents, brothers, sisters,
all murdered in what's now present day Turkey in a
war between Greeks and Turks. Then all murdered, hopped in
a boat, sent over, scaped with his life came. It
was a bricklayer in Greece. Only imagine what a fucking
hard life that is. Yeah right, got cancer, smoked, had
about ten heart attacks only time, and I'll never forget.
The biggest while he ever had on his face is
watching Hogan beat Andre and when he slammed him. I
remember that man laughing and have many just joyous moments
in his life. Hogan did that for my grandfather's favorite wrestling.
That's how I loved him.
Speaker 1: That's how big it. But I mean a lot of
people don't realize this. I mean, like pure wrestling tards
like us too. But Hogan did that before he slammed
a lot other.
Speaker 2: People have slammed Andre.
Speaker 1: Yeah exactly, because I've been seeing posted it like the
only time Andre the Giant has been but that stadium
and other people.
Speaker 2: Are slammed Andre Andre before too. But back then then
Andre got really big and yeah, yeah laming and made
it a little bit different. But I will tell you.
And this is the thing that fucking annoys me more
than anything. All these like new wrestling fans, they are
into the gymnastic wrestling. A bomb you mean you barely
totched him with your head and that knocked that guy out.
Hulk Hogan told a story when you were young, and
then he would be down, and then he does the
three armed thing, and then the third time he lifts
his arm up and he holds up, throws him off
the rope, gives him the big boot, goes on, does
the Blake drop. I don't give a ship.
Speaker 1: It got you every fucking oh yeah, absolutely knew.
Speaker 2: How to tell a story. I tell you what he
did it better.
Speaker 1: I tell you what though. I think the thing that
what made Hogan vern obviously had a lot to do
with it, but that run that he had with Nick Bockwinkle,
because Backwinkle, I don't know how much you know about
the A w A if you watched a little bit.
Speaker 2: He's one of those old school guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he was one of those guys that was
champion for years.
Speaker 2: And he was part of hated no, but he was
part of that the territory kind of champions. Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely,
he was one of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and if like, if you guys love talkers, go
back and watch some of those Awa Bachwinkeleheenan promos all
with me and Jean you unfucking touchable, untouchable. But when
Holgan was working with Backwinkle, Backwinkle and Heenan, you know
the fucking people that you know, because we all noticed
the bad guys, the heels. Death's the people that draw
people into the arena because people want to see them
get their ass kicked. But Holgan was so white hot
because of this thing with Backwinkle. That's what put him
over the edge. And then he went under the Saiedo
thing and then you know, then he went off to
the WWF. But like, you know, I sent you, I
sent you that match earlier. I'm sure you didn't watch
it because They'm sure you don't have time.
Speaker 2: I had a Patreon uh video chat tonight. We went
for a couple hours earlier.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so oh it's all good, It's all good. But
if you have a chance, go back and watch this match.
It was Super Sunday nineteen eighty three, April twenty fourth,
and so this is after Hogan had did Rocky three
So Hogan's entrance music was I of the Tiger, and
I think he used that in WWF until they came
out with the record and that's when Real American came.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Real Americans was used by Wyndham in Rotundo.
That's right, right, right, and then he took it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So Bockwinkel and he didn't come up first. We're
talking St. Paul Civic Center sold out to the fucking rafters.
The smaller arena next door, the Roy Wilkins Auditorium, sold
out with closed circuit for what's going on in the
big arena. He did, and Bockwinkle come in to the heat.
Then that fucking music hits, and that I swear to
God zeus that might be one of the loudest pops
I've ever heard in my life. And when Hogan beat
him one two three in the center of the ring,
that was even louder. And then you know when they
reversed the decision because Hogan threw him over at the
top rope by accident, you know, automatically disqualified. You want
to talk about it, but actually I sell these shirts.
I had these shirts for sale because Hogan. I've had
him up there for a few years. It's not like
I just made him. Today Hogan is wearing a shirt
that on the front is black and with white letters.
On the front it says we want the belt. On
the back says we want it now. I haven't sold any,
but they're there if you want one, you know.
Speaker 2: But yeah, plug away, plug away.
Speaker 1: But but yeah, So it's like, I just want to
kind of give a backstory for you know, people that
Hogan came into their life in the WWF or even
the nWo thing, you.
Speaker 2: Know, that was just a whole different thing. The fact is,
I would say for wrestling, the two biggest impact and
only the attitude e were all the yeah other erows
and stuff. It's Hogan's running the eighties with WWF and
then the nWo are the two biggest, like eyeball attention everything.
Nothing compares to it. The only thing that I would
say that might do something of it is the fact
that when WCW is winning, Stone Cold brought people back
to w w f R and that run that he
had for a little while there. But the two biggest
thing to me is Hulk Hogan creating hull Comania, which
came out first. Then WrestleMania yep. And then Hulk Hogan
and the whole nWo, which was the coolest fucking thing
until they had forty forty members right there.
Speaker 1: You know, well, yeah, I mean you you could argue,
you can argue that Hogan has the top two moments
that changed the sport of professional wrestling. Yeah, beach yep
and then Bash.
Speaker 2: No, No, I wouldn't even say that. I would say I
would say him slamming and Andre is the most popular moment.
Speaker 1: Actually, yeah, but throw a couple there, you can do that.
Speaker 2: You know why I.
Speaker 1: Don't say that because if they don't have him come
in and beat the Iron Chic, there's no WrestleMania three.
Speaker 2: I get it. But everybody knows if you say and
slam and Andre, that's the moment in wrestling. So you
can say that. Or how about the nWo Bash at
the beach yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's why I said that was the other one.
Speaker 2: The absolutely It's so funny because look, you go back
around the last one you could actually throw and might
be the biggest moment because I've been seeing all the
line everything. The loudest ovation of all time was him
and the Rock and the fact that it's the greatest
thing because he actually gives the Rock credit and says,
we got in there. I'm not supposed to be the face,
you know, and the crowd just changed what do we
do with this? And him in the Rock winged it
and changed everything. Now the moves that I'm doing are
babyface moves, and you're.
Speaker 1: Doing the heel moves yep.
Speaker 2: And and you know, even though he lost that match,
he was so over they had to break up the
nWo and bring Hogan read him bah h Yellow.
Speaker 1: There was a private jet that flew to Tampa to
get his red and yellow gear because why would he
bring it. He wouldn't need it. It was just it
was such a huge moment that they had to do it.
Speaker 2: They had to bring it back. And so think about
all right, so let's say you maybe you don't, you disagree,
Maybe you want to put in uh Stone Coal versus
McMahon in one match or a couple all the things
here and there. I would say at least four the
biggest moments in wrestling our Hogan and the top ten. No,
he had to be top five absolutely our Hogan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, because I mean before Hogan, it was Terry tories.
Speaker 2: There was nothing like hul Cogan, but it also worked
because McMahon And what I really want, I want to
talk about this too. Did you see what McMahon wrote?
Speaker 1: No, I didn't.
Speaker 2: You haven't seen his post yet.
Speaker 1: I did not.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, all right, give me one second. I'm gonna
pull it up. And I had to, you know, retweet
it because and you know it was just whoa. This
means a lot. So his statement is this the world
lost the treasure. To mind you, McMahon hasn't made any
statements because of his problems these days. He wrote, the
world lost the treasure today, Hulk Hogan was the greatest
WWE superstar of in capital letters, all time. So that
to me argue more than any fucking wrestling critic, any
of these new fucking wrestling fans, any of these people
bitching about Logan Scale or the Brett Hearts of this world.
None other than Vince McMahon says that he is the
greatest WWE superstar of all time.
Speaker 1: But of course he has to say superstar. He can't
say the greatest professional wrestler of all time. He has
to say supers.
Speaker 2: His brand just call somebody a superstar is someone who
was loved and admired around the world. He was a trailblazer,
the first performer who transitioned from being a wrestling star
into a global phenomenon. His great, unbridled thirst for success
were unparalleled made him the consummate performer. He gave everything
he had to the audience, whom he appreciated, respected and loved.
He leaves this one of his favorite expressions. Train take
your vitamins and say your prayers today. We pray for him.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's fucking gold. That's gold. That's yeah.
Speaker 2: Sting put something that called him the greatest of all
and had an image of him shaking, and then Rick Flair.
Rick Flair is krying like a kid that lost his
dog all over the internet, crying about Hogan, and I
love it because he was like saying that, you know,
people always try to make them out to be like
hating each other, and that he tells stories about how
many times Hogan came to him when they thought he
was dead and prayed for him, or that he lent it,
lent him money, or that he helped his son out
financially when he needed help, like all that aspect. All right,
you know, there's that elephant in the room about him,
about Hogan saying those racist comments and stuff. Supposedly he
found God, yeah, made his you know, said his h
asked for forgiveness and did it. You know, to some
you'll never be forgiven for saying that. Okay, right, but
you know now's not the time to be bringing that
ship up and shoot his family.
Speaker 1: I fucking hate that. It's like, look, somebody died, they
have a family, and this isn't like a mass murderer.
Speaker 2: This is let's put his worst moment up and discuss it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. Mean, Look, I mean every you know, everybody
says about how he you know, fiddles the truth about
everything for years, about his history and and everything.
Speaker 2: But I don't give a fuck. It's Hogan's in business
for Hogan. Hogan's in business for making money. And all
the promoters fucking loved him. And my favorite thing is
Heenan who never really loved Hogan. I saw clips on
a YouTube Cliper's just like Hogan would work if anybody
who can make money. You know why he didn't want
to work Brett Hard because you couldn't make money with him, right,
I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Right, Well, that was funny. I was good. I was
gonna say when we were talking about Bash at the beach,
I mean, which brings us back to the A W A,
you know and the WWF. I don't know if you've
ever noticed this, but when Hogan comes out, Now, no,
they the announcers didn't know there was It was Hogan,
halland Nash and I think Sting and maybe the ref.
I think that's all that knew. And obviously Bischoff what
was gonna happen. Hogan comes out and Bischoff talks about
I was like, guy, I wish he wouldn't have said that,
but you hear he to go. But what side is
he on? What side is he on?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: Dussey's oh, don't you your BET's hull Coll He's like,
I've known it forever. He's been like this forever, you know.
And it's dude, it's it's so funny. How like for me,
that takes it all the way back to the beginning,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: I agree with you. I I just love it because
I you know, I I look at it as like
a bunch of fucking haters that couldn't achieve his success
and oh he buried people he did this. Shut the
fuck up. He wasn't the owner of the company, right,
So when he goes to w C W and he
has creative control, God bless him. He earned it. Uh
huh No, I'm not gonna have him lose the fucking
billy kidman, right, remember the fucking new Blood shit w
C I'm trying. Oh they're fucking holding us. I should
have beat Hogan did Shut the fuck up. You're not
taking Hogan and losing to a one hundred and seventy
five pound not mid carter, give me in, get the
fuck out of here, unless it's a gimmick or like
one of those storyline shit. You're not losing to him
in a straight match. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: No, exactly.
Speaker 2: And all these people that, oh he buried him, he
didn't want to work with him. Why how many times
did he give up and have somebody lost to Goldberg?
He goes, here's the torch? He lost the Ultimate Warrior.
He go, here's the torch. I'm sorry if those guys
couldn't carry it, you know, and there's only a few
like Hull Hogan, what do you think they fucking put
him on top because he's sold.
Speaker 1: He's sold.
Speaker 2: Tickets. He entertained everybody.
Speaker 1: Right, and you know what, the fucking encore of every
one of those shows was imposing and the crowd just
going fucking bananas. It's like that that was the only way.
That's how they ended those shows because that sold ticket.
Speaker 2: It's I think one of the things that you know,
if you talk about wrestling, what is one of the
favorite things that you like. I think one of the
favorite things that I like is something's going on the
ring and then boom the music hits. Yeah, stone colds,
glass breaking, ship ho shit. When you're not king God,
the moster's ear king, there's the rattle snare king his
music fucking hit dad dad dand and and all of
a sudden the crowd comes in and he's fucking pointing
his finger and doing his thing coming down the I'm sorry,
that gives me goose bumps.
Speaker 1: Yeah it dude, It's it's entertainment at its finest. I mean,
there's just no way to top it. And it's just
the bottom line is, without Hulk Hogan, we're not sitting
here having a conversation wrestling.
Speaker 2: No, you know, no, absolutely not. There's nothing like it.
As I said, he can entertained. My grandfather couldn't speak
a lick of English, just by visually watching him. The
faces he would make and the when you get hit
after hulking up, and he'd do the fucking wagging the
finger no no no, and then he blocking. I mean,
I know his moods right to block, then hit him,
hit him, throw the guy off, the throw you know,
big leg and drop and then boom, here's the pin.
I don't give a fuck if have you ever.
Speaker 1: Watched, like any of his Japanese matches.
Speaker 2: No, I've heard about it. Like listen, I like watching
wrestling as it's happening, not knowing. I don't go back
and watch old matches. I just don't, you know what
I mean, like I've seen stuff. If anything, I like
watching the conversations and the and the what do you
call it the promos? Yeah, yeah, yeah, and I And
what I especially love is the funny ones people like
charisma can keep people fucking laughing. Our buddy Jericho is
is fantastic at it. The Rock or you know, there's
a great promo when the Rock and Hogan team up
and then Kane comes out and then Kane does the
rock voice and he does the fucking uh Hogan promo
to what You're Gonna Do. It's Canaanites and they're like
Canaanides and like ship like that. I fucking love oh
gold dust stuff with the Rock God so good, and
Rock is like, dude, stop touching yourself, but stop doing
that creepy.
Speaker 1: One of my favorite ones is when the n W
showed up the first time in the w w E
and they're backstage with the Rock and they ask them
for a photo with the Rock.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for your son, no problem. Hey hey you Chico, Yeah,
and you a big agel.
Speaker 1: It's fucking great.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the rest of Chris is fucking I watched
that live when he did his fucking first WWE appearance
with a Y two ja and oh yeah, dude, head
to head with the Rock because he pulled it off
so great. He didn't become a mid carter. He became
a fucking top guy because he went head to head
with the Rock. Yeah, it's just great and I love her.
At one point he says to the Rock. I don't
think it was that one, but he's like, just bring it,
just bring what a fig Newton like what? Like he
fucking turned it on the Rock and the Rocks like
what the fuck? Like great ship like that, I mean,
even Hogan not trying to be funny. Who Saturday night,
we got Holgan against the Mantre Mayrinia and it's all
quiet Elson, well, you know me, Jeans spitting all Jean's face,
and Gee is like, what the fuss? Or that cocaine
infuse Mega Power's handshake.
Speaker 1: Oh god, oh yeah, brother brother, brother, brother brother.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Yeah, that's fucking shit. It's just there's
just nothing like it, especially when you experience it for
the first time. Nobody, nobody was bigger than Hulk Hogan,
I you know, and it's sad that a lot of
the younger people shit on him. They like the fucking
ricochet and fucking type of wrestling. Hey, let me do
a fucking nine hundred and ninety degree fucking somersault crew corkscrew,
fucking somersault. It just come on. Everything in wrestling now
is the fucking sweet chin music, fucking leg kick to
the face. Yeah, that's everythevery now. Oh he jumped off
the rope and he and he hopped over the rope
and did a fucking barely touched the guy and pushed
them Oh my god. Yeah, it's at the women wrestlers.
What do they do? Oh the prettiest summersault, dude, Where
that's our finishing move? Summersaults off the far on top rope.
Speaker 1: Look, we've we talked about this, I think last time
you were on the show about how the women's wrestling
and look, you know, great athletes. That's fine, it's just
just because they're just a hair slower than the guys,
just a hair slower than the guys. And it's not
a rip on their rip on them. It looks choreographed.
And I don't like wrestling that looks choreographed, you know
what I mean?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, people, the guys are just as bad, like
oh yeah, yeah, off the rope, I'm doing fucking backflips
and stuff. So the new big guy right now, who's
the Simon and Werewolf. So he because he's athletic, and
he jumps on the top rope and then bounces off
and does a summersault. That's the big move. Like, right,
what are we doing? What do we do? Yeah? Like
and for me, I like guys like Drew McIntyre. That
guy looks like a fucking champion, about six foot four,
six' five fucking. Jacked he can move, quick and he's
got power moves like the rock bottom look like a power,
move right, right stone cold, stunner you know at a
you Know Randy ORTENS rko, Nowadays like it's just how
many people have the spear as as they're finishing move
and none of it's any. Good the only ones are
any good at it Or goldberg and now Bron breaker
looks great at. It it just makes everybody else's spear looks.
Stupid all.
Speaker 1: Right you know who had a great spear was Fucking.
Speaker 2: Rhino yeahs fucking low center of, gravity fat fucking. Guy,
right but, yeah you watch current, wrestling, right not very?
Speaker 1: Often you want you know who do USO's?
Speaker 2: Are?
Speaker 1: Right? YEAH i know who they?
Speaker 2: Are what is their finishing move fing kick to the
face or splash up top or you, know fucking? Spears come,
On roman, rings is the spear the SuperM.
Speaker 1: Just i'm, sorry closed fist is?
Speaker 2: Illegal, yeah you, know but at least and THEN i Like,
sina And sina gets the Fucking hogan. Treatment oh, boring
he only has five. MOVES i don't give a fuck beat, him,
right same thing they talk About Kevin Nash, oh but
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ring and he looked. Believable, Hey Kevin nash is not
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Exactly mysterio should not be beating fucking the big show
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