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rawiswhore · 3 months

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Jeff Hardy, Christian, Billy Gunn, Val Venis x Fem Reader- "Hooters"

This fanfiction might be triggering for some, but it's mild.

However, viewer discretion is advised.

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Some wrestling fans out there have said the World Wrestling Federation's Attitude era copied ECW, and there's some truth to that.

Some wrestling fans could say that Stone Cold Steve Austin--the face of the Attitude era--was a rip-off of Sandman from ECW, and the Game Triple H was a rip-off of Shane Douglas.

Some Attitude era wrestlers even have backgrounds in ECW, such as Stone Cold Steve Austin, Mick Foley, Al Snow, and even Chris Jericho and Chris Benoit.

ECW alumni Stevie Richards, the Blue Meanie and Raven were also a part of the Attitude era.

On a "Monday Night Raw" episode that aired in 1999, there was a moment where you were standing in the ring with several other wrestlers.

Some of those other wrestlers in the ring with you included Christian Cage, Val Venis, Billy Gunn and Jeff Hardy.

Christian was no longer really playing his Brood character and no longer dressed in those long sleeved white button down shirts during this moment.

Billy, Christian, Val and Jeff all had their long hair hanging down, although they usually have their long hair hanging down.

As you stood in the middle of the ring, some male fans in the audience were chanting "Show your tits!" at you.

Many of them even chanted "We want puppies!" at you, and as we all know, "puppies" was Attitude era lingo for women's breasts.

You even addressed into the microphone how male fans have chanted "show your tits" at you during your time in the WWF.

Despite that you've shown your tits to the audience before, you did it again.

Your hands grabbed the bottom of your top and pulled it up, but as you raised your top up more and more, a huge red "X" mark covered and blocked your body and your chest from being seen on television.

That red "X" mark was covering you on the screen on television.

Not to mention, that red "X" mark that covered you on screen had the word "censored" in white letters across in a horizontal line in the middle of the letter "X".

Male fans cheered and popped when you pulled your top up.

While you stated all of this into the microphone and raised your top up, Jeff Hardy, Christian Cage, Billy Gunn and Val Venis were staring at you.

Val and Billy looked at you with grins on their faces, they were both staying in character.

Val and Billy were both checking you out.

You wish other wrestlers were in the ring with you when you pulled your top up, such as late 1997/early 1998 Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Rob Van Dam, Scott Hall, ECW's Nova, Chris Jericho, and more.

However, Triple H started losing his looks when he was transitioning into the Game and those other wrestlers were off in other companies.

Hell, you wish those aforementioned wrestlers as well as the wrestlers in the ring with you could've chanted "show your tits" at you in the audience.

This moment of you pulling your top up with a red "X" covering you was a recreation of an ECW commercial, where Francine mentions to the ECW male fans (that made up 95% of the audience) chant "show your tits!" at her, and she then states she'll show you how hardcore she can get, where she grabs her top and implies to pull it up, only for a red letter "X" covering her as well as the white letters "censored" across the middle of the letter "X".

Not to mention, your recreation was done a few weeks after that ECW commercial.

Like Francine, this moment of you pulling your top up while the letter "X" covered you was also played in a WWF commercial.

There were some moments you replicated from ECW women, such as when Francine stripped down to a bikini that read her name on the back of her bikini bottoms.

#wwf #francine #ecw #attitude era #christian cage #jeff hardy #val venis #billy gunn

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darkarfs · 11 months

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Maybe it's the whitehead, or the heat, or that I ain't been laid in close to 6 years, or that my job is hideously physically taxing, or that I just really need to clean my apartment, maybe it's that I've gained weight...but I ain't laughed in a while. Doldrums.

(oh and my debit card's chip is scuffed and all I wanna do is check my goddamn balance.) I will say, after seeing so many cars with the Punisher skulls with the thin blue line and Tr*mp 2024: No More Bullcrap (lol, stupid assholes) stickers and all that shit, it did make me smile to see a rear windshield with Lenny giving the thumbs-up on it.

#the Attitude Era Podcast - ECW One Night Stand 2006 #crap do I look and feel old

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aritamargarita · 2 years

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GOLDEN || 001

ALL RISEEE!!!

it’s been two years. TWO YEARS. in the works. im cutting right to the chase

different superstars = more romance different opportunities. let’s get this bread. some of the events are kinda mashed up but im trying to make it in a way that’s just..fun?

this the “mycareer” saga istg. what’s next, 2014-2020 era?...maybe. regardless, if you’ve read my previous fic attitude you know what’s up. these installments aren’t set in the same like universe. so things won’t overlap and some things are set to change. im mushing most of the years all together. i will also kind of skip over some events and things at times but other than that, i hope you enjoy! kinda goin on my own flow. just know WE GOING TO THE SLAMMYS Y’ALL!!! GET YOUR FITS TOGETHER!!!!

FROM ECW TO THE WWF, you’re here to try and prove yourself. To make some sort of change. You’re different. A woman who is confident in her wrestling skills. It’s about time for you to truly shine.

BACKSTAGE // 7:01 PM

It’s so quiet.

You checked yourself in the mirror. Tonight was your night. It was hard getting through to the WWF in the first place. You’ve tried so hard, practicing and training for this very moment. Putting your best in a damn ring just so someone could scout you.

....It’s finally paid off!

Everything you’ve worked for, from the bottom of the barrel towards the tip top. You checked your face in the mirror, making sure everything was a-okay. Feeling confident enough, you gave a goofy smile (with two thumbs up!) to your reflection. You thought you looked amazing tonight, no one could tell you otherwise. No one could deter your spirit.

Despite your debut in the WWF being in a weird shift period, you thought you joined at its peak. Things seemed to be heating up, but you were just so excited to start a new journey.

Your beginning in wrestling itself was nothing short of an interesting one. You had been working in the most extreme company for at least two years now. ECW, to be specific.

Most would say the WWF ‘stole’ you from them. Others would say it was a smart business decision. This little ECW invasion wasn’t happening without certain superstars making their move into the company. The first time you’ve ever stepped into their arena was when Paul E. Dangerously and Jerry Lawler were going at it at the ring.

You captured the eyes of many, in the crowd and even backstage. It was incredibly obvious that WWF was keeping their eyes out for people who could possibly bring more attention. WCW was kicking their ass at this point, so what could they lose bringing in a couple of “misfits”?

Your experience at ECW wasn’t too bad at all, but you’ve taken way too many bumps to count so far. Now, you weren’t exactly afraid of getting hurt, but you always end up cursing yourself out for the pain you felt after the adrenaline was gone.

The stinging pain of a paper cut pales in comparison to being hit with a chair, on accident, mind you.

On a much lighter note, you’ve met so many amazing and odd people there. However, being a manager to interchangeable wrestlers got really tiring. Not only that, but being chanted at to take off your clothes was just another can of worms. Were there really that many low lives out there?? That or they never get any action at home. You were used to it at this point.

It got to a point where you debated no-showing. Someone just has to put you through a table. It’s always: “Oh, [Name]! I’m going to put you through a table!” or even “Oh, [Name]! I’m going to swing at you with this bat with barbed wire!”

Why do they wake up and choose violence? Actually, that was the gist of wrestling, but hey, ECW wasn’t called extreme for nothing!

To be honest, you were just frustrated because of the lack of activity you got while you were there.

People always considered it a “mans sport”, which irritated you to no end. Anyone could do it. Anyone could wrestle!

You’ve met Francine and Beulah who were also fierce managers like you, but you’ve also came across Sunny at one point. She was with the WWF, and as a matter of fact, she may even be here tonight. Her visiting the promotion seemed to be a brief stint.

After all, she only had a few appearances here and there. At times she would be nice, then suddenly act like you didn’t exist. You’d ask her about her experience in the WWF and she never gave you a straight answer.

It was weird and it rubbed you the wrong way. But she was acting that way because she came from an entirely different company? You didn’t know. Makes you wonder if all superstars here were like that.

Anywho, everything seemed to be right on your end. You stood up and turned around in the mirror, doing a slow 360.

Suddenly, the door slams open, startling you.

“That bitch! What am I going to do!?” A woman donning leather clothing was absolutely seething, walking around hastily.

Did she even know you were there?

This was quite the awkward encounter. The tone in her voice indicated that she was absolutely pissed.

You moved out of her way so that she could reach for a whip that was located on the side of the vanity. This woman looked familiar, so it couldn’t hurt to ask who she was. “Hey, do I know you? Or maybe have seen you around? I’m new.” You went straight for the kill and she turns to you slowly.

Did you set yourself up to be in her path of rage?

She wasn’t offended that you didn’t know her, just a little surprised. “You do look like a new face.” She quipped, putting her hand on her hip. She seemed to analyze you for a moment. “But I’m sure you don’t know me.” She reached out her hand for you to shake. “I’ll give you the honor. It’s Sable, if you have to know.”

“[Name],” You introduce, taking her hand and shaking it. “It’s nice to meet you, Sable. I hope we can be friends.”

Sable lets go of you at the mention of friendship and scoffs. You were seriously here to be buddy-buddy with people? “Friends?” She smirks as she waved her hand and saunters over to a bag that was in a cubby. “Right, friends…”

This Sable woman seemed nice! But you couldn’t help but to notice the catty tone in her voice. Oh well. Not really your problem. Or is it?

You had no malicious intention towards her and you damn sure hope she had none toward you. Watching as she packs a couple of her things, you finally open your mouth. “Hey. Why were you mad any….?” Before you could ask your question, she quickly leaves the room, slamming the door shut.

“….Nevermind. Alright then, bye Sable.”

That whole experience was weird.

You probably should step outside too, get to know some more of your co-workers. You step out of the women’s locker room, heading right down the hall. You were pretty sure the show was going on, so when it came to meeting new people, you’ll take what you could get.

“Excuse me, miss?”

A croaky voice had made you stop immediately. Turning on your heel, you saw a haggard-looking man with a mask on his face, holding up his hand which seemed to be covered with a sock.

“I’ve never seen you around here.” He says, turning his head towards the sock. “Have you, Mr. Socko?”

He then makes his voice a little higher pitched to respond: “Nope! Who is this lady?”

You…

Yeah, you don’t really know what to say at all. You just look at him in bewilderment. He seems to notice how confused you looked and makes a noise. “Oh. I’m sorry, I forgot we had to introduce ourselves…I’m Mankind. And this is Mr. Socko. We’re best friends.”

Mankind makes Mr. Socko nod, and you could only wave.

“Hi.” You greet. ECW had its weird characters, but you’ve never seen something like this. “I’m definitely new! My name is [Name].” You reach out your hand for him so he can shake it. “Wouldn’t uh, wanna smother your best friend.”

He takes it using his free hand and shakes it firmly. “You’re very considerate, [Name]. But I can say for Mr. Socko that he wouldn’t mind being smothered by you, it makes us feel tingly all over.”

Do they have a psychologist here??? Something?? This guy’s one hell of a character.

“Hahah. Right. Riiightt.” You say, a strained smile on your face.

“I live in the boiler room.” He randomly adds. “And George likes friends. You should visit. Nothing leaks anymore!”

“George?” You repeat in confusion. “Who’s that?”

“My pet rat!” Mankind exclaimed, making you wince slightly. “Mr. Socko and I spend time with him a lot. He’s very nice…”

You nod slowly. Mental note, try to stay away as far as possible from this “Mankind”, in the future. He scares the hell out of you. “Pet rat, huh? That’s nice! I’d love to stay and chat, but unfortunately, I left my stove running and it’s gas. Everything will explode. I’ll lose everything I love. And to top it all off, I left both my sink and bathtub running. So not only will I lose everything, I’ll be flooded out my own home.”

“I see…” Mankind seemed to believe your extravagant lie, giving a nod. “Wouldn’t want that to happen.” He rasps out. Lifting Mr. Socko up, which you still couldn’t believe it was a literal fucking sock, seemed to have some words for you too.

“Have a nice day!”

After that very strange encounter, you find yourself staring at the match card for the day.

HUNTER HEARST HELMSLEY VS. GOLDUST

AHMED JOHNSON VS. OWEN HART

BRET HART VS. KEN SHAMROCK

BILLY GUNN & ROAD DOGG VS. THE NEW BLACKJACKS

MARC MERO VS. FLASH FUNK

THE LEGION OF DOOM VS. LOS BORICUAS

Great. Very good. Very nice.

Problem is, you didn’t even know who half of these people were. The only person you knew was Sable, who not only was a valet for this Marc Mero guy, but she also had a segment.

It was something about a possible magazine cover. No wonder why she seemed a bit familiar.

You weren’t really expecting yourself to be on Yhe card, but it still was a bit of a disappointment. What’s the fun in standing around backstage if you couldn’t even go outside in the ring and have fun?!

Hell, you’d be pleased even if it was some sort of small ringside fight!

Letting out a sigh, you stretch your arms. Today was going to be a long day.

“You’re [Name], correct?”

Someone else? Oh boy. Who’s next? You hope it’s not another weirdo. Or someone who could be incredibly rude towards you. Looking over, you’re immediately startled to see the owner of the company. “Holy—“

You bite your tongue, taking a deep breath. He scared the hell out of you. Though you were caught off guard, you tried your best to get it together. Automatically, you had begun thinking you did something wrong.

“Good afternoon.” Vince greets.

“Good afternoon.” You greet back, setting a hand on the wall. Cool, calm, and collected. Just act like it’s not bothering you as much. “Is there anything I can do for you?”

He cleared his throat and shook his head at your question. “No, no.” He mutters. You thought the room had gotten colder before he continued. “Do you have any experience in wrestling?”

Already, you inwardly cheer. That must mean that you were getting somewhere. Maybe they did their research before hiring you. “Yeah. And I’m pretty good at it, I’d say. I know the basics, but I’m ready to learn more.”

He nods, but he doesn’t look impressed. You really couldn’t gauge how he felt. “How interested would you be in working on a storyline?“ He asks. “On a scale of one to ten.”

“Probably eight.”

“We’re thinking of giving you..a purpose.” He says. “You have no gimmick, just a fresh face. The creative team will get back to you later.”

That was definitely a blunt way to put it. All you can really do is nod your head.

He outstretched his hand and you hesitate to reach your own out to shake his. Deal is sealed.

“Are you going to make me wrestle?”

Your question makes him raise an eyebrow. “Wrestle? Well, we don’t have many woman competitors.” And you figured as much. “We’ll see what we can do. You’ll be a valet at best.”

Fantastic.

Unbeknownst to the both of you, a certain group was listening to your conversation nearby.

“Think she’s gonna last here?” A man asks, looking at both his partners. “She’s got some guts, if you ask me, just asking Vinny Mac to put her in a ring.”

The woman crossed her arms, waiting to hear what the two had to say first. The other man shook his head, clicking his tongue.

“You heard what Vince said, Shawn. That chick’s just going to be another valet. Your thoughts, Chyna?”

“....” She stayed silent at first. “It’s not any of my business and it isn’t any of ours.” She simply says. “Let’s get going already.”

“You guys can go,” Shawn says, leaning on the wall. “I’m gonna lay down the law with her.”

“Keep it in your pants for once.” Chyna rolls her eyes. “You can’t flirt with everything that—“ She doesn’t get to even finish her sentence before Shawn saunters off towards you.

Before you could ask Vince another question, a new voice enters into the fray. “Vinny Mac! And who’s this lovely lady you’ve got with you? Never seen her around before.”

“Shawn.” Vince greeted him only by saying his name, giving a curt nod. He doesn’t answer his question about you. “Come to bother me again?”

“Of course not, old pal! Just wanted to see what’s new in the neighborhood.” This Shawn guy, who the hell was he? He looks you up and down for a moment. “Not bad, not bad. Where’d you pop up from?”

“ECW.” You respond. He was starting to make you a little nervous, so you fold your hands behind your back. “I’m very new.”

“Has anyone showed you around yet?” He asks, lightly setting a hand on your shoulder. “Why don’t I do the honors?”

Of course, you couldn’t refuse.

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littletroubledgrrrl · 1 year

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In 2020, a Youtuber posted a video titled "Bring Back Sexiness to Women's Wrestling" where he showed oversexualized clips of women from the WWE's Ruthless Aggression era, the Attitude era, ECW (both versions), Total Nonstop Action and even WCW.

Even though this Youtuber hates the PG era, I'm surprised he didn't include some clips of Aksana in his video, some of what Aksana has done (like in this gif) is no different than some of the clips in his video.

#aksana #wwe #2010s #10s #kaitlyn #pg era

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peppermintquartz · 2 years

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Sometimes I see posts involving the AO3 purity police and all I can think of is that one of the biggest reasons the WWF Attitude Era ended was because of a group of organized purity police who felt Billy Gunn touching Chyna's arm constituted a sexual act.

(Don't get me wrong, there was a ton of awful stuff going on in that time but the amount of absurdity in the current crowds arguments very much reminds me of the old PTC stuff)

of all the VALID complaints they could have made... 🤣🤣🤣

[rant to follow]

i think it's very different in the sense that media corporations do have to set and follow a certain standard, because their reach is so much further and wider.

Furthermore, pro wrestling is a type of theater (no one argue with me on this, you know i'm right) and each production has to decide what entertainment they want to present and to whom, and that determines the product they sell and how they sell it.

Pro wrestling shows are part of the media landscape, and every thing they present and broadcast adds a stroke of paint to the overall picture. In the Attitude Era, sex sold, violence sold, swearing and flashing their butts sold, "rebelling for rebellion's sake" sold.

And whoooo boy did the WWF/E and WCW and ECW etc sell. They woulda sold their mothers and their audience's souls if that meant capturing a larger market share.

All of it was both a reflection of and addition to the overall social atmosphere of hypersexualized and glorification of violence and the corporatizing of anti-establishment attitudes to the masses.

AO3 is not selling any product. They provide a storage service of fan-made works that can be accessed by people, who have to agree to access works that are marked as Mature or Explicit.

Of course the purity police (ptooey! i spit in your direction) will argue that it contributes to making kink acceptable, and before long they are gonna go "THINKABOUTDACHILDREN"

Kink is not EVIL! it literally is just a preference that is not mainstream! Sex is not evil! Sex is just sex!

and then the cries of PEDO and BESTIALITY start rising, when actual cases harming actual kids stems not from the creating or consumption of "problematic fic" but because abusers abuse their power over the helpless and powerless

In which i say fuck off, coz i high-key doubt any AO3 writer has the same reach as any of the pro wrestling companies, and a writer's depiction of a super-sexualized werewolf with a biting fetish is barely half a pixel in the vast media landscape.

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crunkybrewstr · 6 months

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The difference

After Gunther's promo on the Miz I realized what's going on here.

Miz represents old WWE in a sense (at least a smidge of Attitude Era style Promo Super Star Wrestler... your Hogans and WCW Flairs era in a sense). Gunther represents the new school of wrestling... the Indie-riffic, Slap-tastic, Flip-Floppest, "SPORT" of Japanese-Wrestling-Influenced, Indie Wrestling. It is where he comes from. I've seen his Indie stuff before. When he was a pudgey mean guy who slapped people around really hard. And the neckbeards in the crowd gushed and awed audibly. Now he's just a slimmed down ugly Euro-heel gimmick (which is truly the irony of this whole thing to me. You're still a WWE-produced Gimmick buddy). But that's why he kept saying "Sport" and calling Miz "Entertainment". This is what I think they're aiming for with this feud. An Us vs Them scenario of Sports Entertainment vs Athletic Sports Emulation (which is what I refer to Indie Wrestlers).

I come from an older Generation of Wrestling Watchers. which stems more from the territory days of wrestling, and early WWF. But I became an adult during the Attitude Era/WCW Nitro/ECW era of wrestling.

Younger wrestling fans piss on that era of wrestling funny enough (unless it's shitty ass CZW backyard Necrobutcher bullshit of course). I shouldn't say it's all Indie.. I should be saying it's RoH-inspired, Athletic Sports Emulation. Because to be fair they are the ones who started this shit (same fucking company Jim Cornette managed mind you).

Anyways none of this matters. Just my thoughts on what it's about.

#wrestling #WWE #Gunther #Miz #RoH #Indies #NJPW

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horror-n-m3tal · 2 years

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WWE Raw: 10/5/1998.

#wwe #wrestling #90s wrestling #wrestling legend #icw #aew #wcw #ecw #roh #njpw #attitude era

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rawiswhore · 1 year

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Tommy Rogers x Fem Reader- "Baby Come Back"

Is it weird that I post fanfics about professional wrestlers a lot of people have never heard of?

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The World Wrestling Federation's Attitude era was mostly about creating and building new young stars, unlike WCW which mostly had wrestlers that had been famous for a very long time (i.e. Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, Macho Man Randy Savage, Rowdy Roddy Piper, etc.).

Granted, some Attitude era wrestlers do have their roots in the WWF's New Generation era (i.e. Kane as Isaac Yankem, Triple H as Hunter Hearst Helmsley, X Pac as the 1-2-3 Kid, Stone Cold Steve Austin as the Ringmaster), but at least these wrestlers were young.

However, there were a few wrestling veterans from the past that did make occasional guest appearances during the Attitude era, like Sgt. Slaughter, the Rock n Roll Express and Terry Funk.

One professional wrestler veteran from the past you wish would have a few matches again during the Attitude era was Tommy Rogers from the 80's wrestling tagteam the Fantastics.

Tommy doesn't have to frequently appear in the WWF now, but he can appear occasionally as a jobber.

Why?

For certain reasons that you'll say to him.

During the late 1990's, Tommy was actually a part of the ECW roster and had some matches.

But, you weren't allowed to cross over into other wrestling companies while being signed to the WWF.

When you had some free time in 1998, you pulled your laptop out and opened it up, where after your laptop turned on, you scrolled the cursor of your mouse to your email, where you typed a new email to Tommy.

Tommy was in the World Wrestling Federation for a brief while in the summer of 1997, and you had his email account.

After you typed the name of his email address as well as yours, not to mention typed the title of the subject of your email, you began to type away on the blank paper, filling up that blank paper with words.

What did you say in your email to him?

This was your email:

Dear Tommy,

Yes, this is me, y/n. The same y/n you had sex with from time to time. The same y/n that's been causing a lot of controversy in the WWF right now.

I know you were only in the WWF for 2 episodes in 1997, but I miss you quite a bit.

Do you miss me? Did you leave the WWF to get away from me?

And I know that the WWF is mostly about creating new stars now and not relying on old wrestling veterans from the past like WCW is, but I wish you could come back to the WWF, even if you were just a jobber.

I'd actually even be okay if you were a jobber, as long as you're in the WWF again.

The Rock N Roll Express were in the WWF at the beginning of this year, Barry Windham has made a few guest appearances in the WWF this year, even Terry Funk has appeared in the WWF this year.

I want you back in the WWF so if you were an opponent, I'd flirt with you and seduce you as a valet, not to mention distract you with my flirtatiousness and sex appeal.

That's not all---backstage, when the cameras aren't rolling, I wouldn't mind having sex with you again.

You still are kinda handsome now.

I'd love to do some sexual moments with you in the WWF backstage, during dark matches not broadcast on TV and maybe even when the cameras broadcast on television and in pay-per-views.

I don't like male wrestlers that are ugly and hideous and I have to flirt with them to distract them, ugh.

Since Jim Cornette is so obsessed with old pro wrestling from his heyday, maybe you can come back to the WWF.

I'll talk with Jim and ask him if you can come back to the WWF for a few appearances as a jobber.

Either that, or I'll join ECW.

I'd LOVE to be a part of the ECW roster sooooooooo much for so many reasons, and yes, one of the reasons is because I want to do sexual things on television and in pay-per-views (not to mention when the cameras aren't rolling) to some of the sexiest male wrestlers in that company!

I'm surprised you aren't in WCW considering that company is filled with a bunch of older wrestlers from the past--Hulk Hogan, Macho Man, Rowdy Roddy Piper, Ric Flair, Mr. Perfect/Curt Hennig, Ted DeBiase, etc.

Keep in touch and send an email back to me!

Love, y/n xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox

After you've typed and proofread your email, you scrolled the cursor of your laptop to the "send" button and pressed send on the touchpad of your laptop, where now your email was sent away.

This was in the late 1990's, when as Britney Spears said, everyone was doing emails.

There was a popular romantic comedy in 1998 titled "You've Got Mail", which was a popular voice on people's computer if someone had a new email.

Backstage, you've talked with Jim Cornette privately if he can bring Tommy Rogers to the Fantastics back to the World Wrestling Federation, since Jim loves old wrestling so much and has tried bringing old wrestling legends back to the WWF.

Despite that Jim doesn't particularly like you due to your sexual promiscuity, he did like that you wanted Tommy to be back in the company for a while, even as a jobber.

Jim worked with Tommy sometimes during the 1980's, and I even think Jim managed the Fantastics tagteam duo in the 80's.

You did eventually get an email back from Tommy, even Jim Cornette emailed and called Tommy to get back in the WWF again thanks to you.

Tommy did tell you that he misses you much, and he wouldn't even mind working for the WWF again.

Tommy would not blend in the WWF in the late 1990's, which not only was creating new young stars, but was more edgier than professional wrestling of yore.

But it's okay if Tommy even just occasionally appears as a jobber.

ECW has often been stereotyped as nothing but hardcore wrestling filled with blood and violent matches, but ECW had all different kinds of wrestling matches as well as different types of wrestlers---from luchador wrestlers like Rey Mysterio to hardcore wrestlers to technical wrestlers like Chris Benoit to wrestling veterans.

You're not quite sure why Tommy would work for ECW, though.

He's probably better off in WCW since that company is filled with so many wrestling veterans.

Since Jim Cornette loves old wrestling so much, he was better off working for WCW in the 1990's since that company was filled with so many older wrestling veterans.

Your dream of joining ECW did come true at the end of the year 2000, however, by the time you joined ECW, Tommy was no longer in ECW anymore.

Tommy Rogers actually did join WCW for a while in early 2000, but you weren't in WCW then.

There was a short lived wrestling company in the year 2000 that Tommy appeared in called WXO, and that was a wrestling company that was family friendly and kid friendly wrestling as opposed to the raunchy WWF Attitude era and ECW, even WCW was becoming a little bit more vulgar in 2000 (and maybe, 1999).

Ted DeBiase (yes, the Million Dollar Man) was the CEO of WXO.

WXO was also a wrestling company that had wrestlers that were never really big stars, like Bart Gunn, Repo Man and Barry Horowitz.

But, you didn't appear in WXO, even though you wish you did, even if it was kid friendly wrestling.

When the new millennium and 21st Century entered, Tommy no longer wrestled.

But he'd be outdated by the 2000's and 21st Century and not even really a draw by then.

#tommy rogers #wwf #1998 #90s #attitude era #wwf attitude #ecw

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