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schlock-luster-video · 29 days

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Remembering professional wrestler and Ed Wood star George "The Animal" Steele on the anniversary of his date of birth.

R.I.P. (1937 - 2017)

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baddawg94 · 1 year

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Ricky Steamboat

Intercontinental champion

1987’s Wrestlemania III

Pontiac Silverdome

#wwe #world wrestling entertainment #wwe legends #world wrestling federation #wwf #wwe hall of fame #wwe superstars #wwf superstars #wwf legends #ricky steamboat #wwe intercontinental champion #wwf intercontinental champion #wwe intercontinental championship #wwf intercontinental championship #Wrestlemania #Wrestlemania III #wwe wrestlemania #wwf wrestlemania

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bullet-clubs-bitch · 25 days

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Eat The Acid III

Cm Punk X Fem reader (Punk is refered to as Phill)

Requested by anon

Summary: No matter how hard Y/n tries she can't seem to get Phill out of her head. Everything reminds her of him. It doesn't help that wresltmania is around the corner and her ex husnand can't seem to keep her name out of his mouth. What happens when it gets so far that the All In fottage gets releaced and Y/n is forced to relive that horible day.

Warnings: Mentions of toxic relationships, implied misscarage, depression, SH

Part 1 Part 2 Main Masterlist CM PUNK Masterlist

Inspired by: Eat The Acid by Kesha

Wrestlemania 40

No matter how hard I tried to avoid it, I always found myself stuck in the same position. Punk and I would ‘make up’ just for him to say something stupid to make me go back to hating him. When Phill got injured I hated myself for how it made me feel. I felt like he deserved it. I found it hilarious but at the same time depressing. This was karma biting him in the ass. Karma’s a bitch, he should have known better. He should have known that he coudn’t just show up in WWE 10 years after getting fired and expect to win the world title in the main event of Wrestlemania! I told myself I wound’t fall into his traps. I had to be strong, I had to learn to fight the devil. The thing about the devil is that he isn’t a little red man with horns and a tail. He can be beautiful. He’s a fallen angel who used to be God’s favourite.

After the Royal Rumble, I didn’t watch any of the WWE products. I had my own things to worry about. Instead of crying myself to sleep, mourning the man I once loved I would write. Instead of bottling up my emotions, I would release them in the form of poetry. No matter how hard I tried it seemed like a part of Punk would forever be a part of me. I tried to forget, I tried to forgive but I just coudn’t. I wanted to run away, I wanted to disappear, I wanted to die. I felt sorry for myself.

I would go on walks in the park to clear my mind but all it ever did was create a dark cloud above my head. I would watch the mothers playing with their children, I saw how happy they looked. I wanted to be like them. I accepted long ago I would never get to have that. Maybe that’s the part of Phill that lived inside me. The scar on my abdomen reminded me of what we could have had.

It was no secret that Phill and I had an age gap. I was only 23 when I began going out with him. My parents didn’t approve of our relationship. Not because he was 34 and I was 23, not because he had tattoos, Phill was even straight edge. My parents just simply didn’t like him. Why? I’m not sure. He took care of me. He loved me. He taught me how to love again, something I never thought I would be able to do.

He would hold me close as he kissed my scars, telling me that he would never hurt me but when in reality he would cause me the greatest pain. He left me no choice, I hated who he had become. I handed Phill divorce papers and wondered if I was doing the right thing. Was I really willing to throw 10 years of marriage down the drain? Despite us being divorced for some time now I can't seem to get him out of my head. He won't leave me alone, claiming I need you and I do need you. I miss you, I miss your touch, I miss the way you would make me feel but you can never know that. Now I sit here admiring the fresh wound on my wrist, a wound you promised you would never cause yet you did.

I wondered what Phill would say about the person I’ve become. I know he would be disappointed in me. I had fallen back into my old habits. I had become that mentally unstable little girl he met years ago. Maybe that’s why my parents didn’t like him. Maybe they thought he was taking advantage of me. Maybe they thought he only wanted me because of my issues, how could play the hero in this story. I felt safe with him. I felt protected. But that was then, this is now. I need to be my own hero in this story. The thing about this story is that it’s not one about puppies and rainbows, this story is cold and dark, filled with horror.

It was weird seeing Phil at wrestlemania. 10 years ago at wrestlemania 30 I sat in the front row cheering on my soon to be husband. Looking back on it I was happy, I was free. There was something about being 24 with the love of your live that made you feel like you could take on the world. Now at 34 I sit watching at home, a bitter sweet taste on my tongue. This was wrong but it was also right. I was happy for him, but of course those feelings would never last. He just had to go and shit on me and my family once again. This time for absolutely no reason. Everyone had moved on, everyone was over it, or so I thought.

By now I knew whenever Phil and I were trending at the same time it was not for good reasons. I didn’t want to know why we were trending but it would help to explain why all of a sudden AEW was going to air the backstage footage from All In. I wasn’t surprised that Phill continued to shit on the company and myself. I was just tired of his games, moments like this reminded me why I coudn’t forgive him. Why I wound’t get back together with him. Wrestlemania weekend was his weekend, his time. Why did he spend it all talking about the past. It’s not like he can go back and change everything. He was just making everything worse.

When I found out the All In footage was being aired I thought it was a joke. Knowing my brothers they would say they would air the footage and the ‘aired footage’ would be the two of them backstage eating donuts with fake fighting sounds in the background. Matthew and Nicholas assured me that it was indeed the real footage that was being aired. They didn’t want to air the footage, it was Tony Khan that insisted on showing the world what really happened. I felt sick, I knew what happened that night. I yelled in the man’s face. If they wanted to paint Phil as the bad guy the should be showing the footage from the brawl out. Everyone knew that all of this would add fuel to the fire but when TK want’s something to happen it happens. Surprisingly he was the most mad about this whole situation. So here I sat in the EVP’s office, being forced to relive a day I wanted to forget forever.

This should end everything right? Now that everything is out there for the whole world to see they should know Phil was always the bad guy in this situation right? There is nothing else he can say or do to make things even worse than they already are right????

An: This wasn't originally going to have a pt 3. If ya'll would like a pt 4 feel free to leave a very descripted request in my inbox

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blowflyfag · 2 months

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Inside Wrestling: November 1989

INSIDE WRESTLING CAPSULE PROFILE 160

RODDY PIPER

BORN IN GLASGOW, Scotland, and raised in Scotland, Australia, and Canada…Discovered as an amateur in Manitoba, Canada, but former AWA World champion Verne Gange…Pro debut took place in Winnipeg, Manitoba, when he was only 16 years old; he wrestled Larry Hennig (“I only weighed 167 pounds; Henning was 173 pounds heavier than me, and he pinned me in 10 seconds!”)...Bulked up and amassed an impressive record throughout the U.S….Became the regular color commentator for Georgia Championship Wrestling on Super Station WTBS, where he was disliked by the fans and almost voted off the shot (“Throughout history, the unique people have always been disparaged”)...Late landed the “Piper’s Pit” TV segment when he moved to the WWF in early 1984… Was voted Most Hated Wrestler of the Year in 1984 and ‘85 but landed Most Popular Wrestler of the Year in ‘86 (“The fans are fickle; I sure haven’t changed”)...Wrestled Hulk Hogan in the “War to Settle The Score” in February 1985…Paul Orndorff came to Piper’s aid and Mr. T came to Hogan’s aid, leading to their famous WrestleMania I battle (“Where the ‘Rowdy Scot’ goes, excitement follows”)... In 1986, boxed Mr. T at WrestleMania II…Piper was disqualified for shoving the referee and bodyslamming T (“Things got out of hand; it was time for that match to end”)…Took some time off to star in the movie Body Slam (“A star is born”)...Returned to the WWF in late 1986 and feuded with Adrian Adonis…Adonis had taken over “Piper’s Pit,” renamed it “The Flower Shop,” and hired Bob Orton away from Piper (“Mess with Piper and you’re asking for trouble”)...Because a fan favorite when Adonis, Jimmy Hart, Orton, and Don Muraco attacked him on a “Flower Shop” segment…Piper later destroyed the set (“They had it coming”)...Retired after defeating Adonis in a hair vs. hair match at WrestleMania III…Resumed his career in Hollywood and got strong reviews for his starring role in John Carpenter’s They Live (“There’s nothing I can’t do”)...Returned to the WWE at WrestleMania V to host a live “Piper’s Pit” with guests Brother Love and Morton Downey Jr….Ran off both men, reaffirming his popularity (“Obviously, the fans haven’t forgotten”)...Returned to the ring as a substitute for Jake Roberts in May and pinned Ted DiBiase three times in three bouts…Made his official return on June 30 in Montreal and scored a shocking pinfall victory over Randy Savage (“The hardest part of that match was having to look at Scary Sherri!”)...Recently replaced Bobby Heenan as co-host of Prime Time Wrestling, the WWF’s weekly two-hour program on USA Network (“When you have a talent like Piper around, you’ve got to use him”).... Will most likely try to juggle simultaneous careers in the ring and in Hollywood (“Why not do both? Why deprive the people?”)

[Roddy Piper pounces on Mr. T during their boxing match at WrestleMania II in 1986. The “Rowdy Scot” is back in the WWF as a wrestler and commentator.]

#Roddy Piper #rowdy Roddy Piper #magazine scan #magazine transcript

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solarsonicsoda · 1 month

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Wrestlemania Main Event Reviews - Final Rankings!

And with that yesterday, all 43 matches have been watched, rated, and reviewed! I hope you all enjoyed this series and be sure to check out the tag if you missed any!

But there's one thing left to do before Wrestlemania XL tonight, and that's to rank all of these matches from worst to best! Here's my rankings! Let me know where your favourite finished.

43. Wrestlemania VIII: Hulk Hogan vs. Sid Justice

42. Wrestlemania IX: Yokozuna w/ Mr. Fuji vs. Bret Hart (c) for the WWF World Championship/Hulk Hogan vs. Yokozuna (c) w/ Mr. Fuji for the WWF World Championship

41. Wrestlemania VII: Hulk Hogan vs. Sgt. Slaughter (c) w/ General Adnan for the WWF World Championship

40. Wrestlemania X: Bret Hart vs. Yokozuna (c) w/ Mr. Fuji & Jim Cornette for the WWF World Championship with special guest referee “Rowdy” Roddy Piper

39. Wrestlemania II: King Kong Bundy w/ Bobby Heenan vs. Hulk Hogan (c) in a steel cage match for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship

38. Wrestlemania XXVII: John Cena vs. The Miz (c) w/ Alex Riley for the WWE Championship

37. Wrestlemania XXXII: Roman Reigns vs. Triple H (c) w/ Stephanie McMahon for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship

36. Wrestlemania I: “Rowdy” Roddy Piper and “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff w/ “Cowboy” Bob Orton vs. Hulk Hogan and Mr. T w/ Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka

35. Wrestlemania XI: Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Lawrence Taylor with special guest referee Pat Patterson

34. Wrestlemania XXXVIII, Sunday: Brock Lesnar vs. Roman Reigns w/ Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, & Paul Heyman for the WWE Championship & the WWE Universal Championship

33. Wrestlemania 25: Randy Orton vs. Triple H (c) for the WWE Championship

32. Wrestlemania XXXIV: Roman Reigns vs. Brock Lesnar (c) w/ Paul Heyman for the WWE Universal Championship

31. Wrestlemania 13: The Undertaker vs. Sycho Sid (c) in a No Disqualification Match for the WWF World Championship

30. Wrestlemania X8: Triple H vs. Chris Jericho (c) w/ Stephanie McMahon for the WWF Undisputed Championship

29. Wrestlemania XXXIII: Roman Reigns vs. The Undertaker in a No Holds Barred Match

28. Wrestlemania III: Andre the Giant w/ Bobby Heenan vs. Hulk Hogan (c) for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship

27. Wrestlemania IV: “Macho Man” Randy Savage w/ Miss Elizabeth vs. “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase w/ Andre the Giant in a tournament final for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship

26. Wrestlemania XXXVIII, Saturday: "Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Kevin Owens in a No Holds Barred Match

25. Wrestlemania V: Hulk Hogan vs. “Macho Man” Randy Savage (c) for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship

24. Wrestlemania 21: Batista vs. Triple H (c) w/ Ric Flair for the World Heavyweight Championship

23. Wrestlemania XXXVI, Sunday: Drew McIntyre vs. Brock Lesnar (c) for the WWE World Championship

22. Wrestlemania XXXVII, Sunday: Edge vs. Daniel Bryan vs. Roman Reigns (c) w/ Jey Uso & Paul Heyman for the WWE Universal Championship

21. Wrestlemania XXXI: Roman Reigns (vs. Seth Rollins) vs. Brock Lesnar (c) w/ Paul Heyman for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship

20. Wrestlemania 22: Triple H vs. John Cena (c) for the WWE Championship

19. Wrestlemania 2000: The Rock w/ Vince McMahon vs. Big Show w/ Shane McMahon vs. Mick Foley w/ Linda McMahon vs. Triple H (c) w/ Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley in an elimination match for the WWF World Championship

18. Wrestlemania XXXIX, Sunday: Cody Rhodes vs. Roman Reigns (c) w/ Solo Sikoa & Paul Heyman for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship

17. Wrestlemania XXVIII: John Cena vs. The Rock

16. Wrestlemania VI: Ultimate Warrior vs. Hulk Hogan for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship and WWF Intercontinental Championship

15. Wrestlemania XXXV: Becky Lynch vs. Ronda Rousey (c) vs. Charlotte Flair (c) for the WWE Raw Women’s Championship and WWE Smackdown Women’s Championship

14. Wrestlemania XXIX: John Cena vs. The Rock (c) for the WWE Championship

13. Wrestlemania XV: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. The Rock (c) in a No Disqualifications match for the WWF World Championship

12. Wrestlemania XII: Shawn Michaels vs. Bret Hart (c) in a 60-Minute Iron Man Match for the WWF World Championship

11. Wrestlemania XIV: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. Shawn Michaels (c) for the WWF World Championship with special guest enforcer Mike Tyson

10. Wrestlemania XXXIX, Saturday: Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn vs. The Usos (Jimmy Uso & Jey Uso) (c) for the WWE Undisputed Tag Team Championships

9. Wrestlemania XXIII: Shawn Michaels vs. John Cena (c) for the WWE Championship

8. Wrestlemania XXX: Daniel Bryan vs. Batista vs. Randy Orton (c) for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship

7. Wrestlemania XXXVI, Saturday: AJ Styles w/ Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson vs. The Undertaker in a Boneyard Match

6. Wrestlemania XIX: Brock Lesnar vs. Kurt Angle (c) for the WWE Championship

5. Wrestlemania XXIV: The Undertaker vs. Edge (c) for the World Heavyweight Championship

4. Wrestlemania XX: Chris Benoit vs. Shawn Michaels vs. Triple H (c) for the World Heavyweight Championship

3. Wrestlemania X-Seven: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. The Rock (c) in a No Disqualifications Match for the WWF World Championship

2. Wrestlemania XXXVII, Saturday: Bianca Belair vs. Sasha Banks (c) for the WWE Smackdown Women's Championship

1. Wrestlemania XXVI: Shawn Michaels vs. The Undertaker in a No Disqualifications, Streak vs. Career Match

So there's my rankings. I think about 31 out of the 43 are at least decent, which is not a terrible track record! Now, let's see how #44 and #45 are this weekend!

#wrestlemania main event reviews #wrestlemania #wwe #wrestling #pro wrestling

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wrestlingisfake · 1 year

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It's wild to see all the denialism on Twitter about AEW selling 50,000 tickets for Wembley Stadium. Some people insist the building will only be set up for 40k, or that only scalpers are buying the tickets, or even that Tony Khan selling the tickets to himself (which doesn't even make sense).

I get that a lot of weirdos want to predict a massive failure for AEW, and they're not too picky how they come up with their evidence. But with this, there's not much point bullshitting people about something that will be common knowledge in four months. On August 27, that stadium is either going to be full or not. Either half the seats will be blocked off by a stage, or not. There's going to be huge swaths of empty seats where the secondhand market couldn't give tickets away, or there won't be. We'll all be able to see this with our own eyes.

Once we see the crowd, then there'll be room to debate the squishier details. If Wembley looks full you'll get people arguing that it isn't really a sellout, and that AEW fudged the numbers like WWE does. If there's only 35,000 people, there'll be debates about whether AEW had to get a packed house, or if it's still a success as long as the show turns a profit. I'm sure the attendance estimates will always be as controversial as those of Wrestlemania III. But for now, it's pointless to tell me that no one is going to be in that building, when the simplest way to find out is to wait and see.

#aew #all in #all in london

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bayleymania · 1 year

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So *allegedly* the plans for WrestleMania include: Usos vs Zowens, Gunther vs Sheamus III/Gunther vs Drew, Charlotte vs Bianca, Becky vs Ronda, but the interesting thing is Seth Rollins vs Drew McIntyre/Cody Rhodes for the WWE championship on Night 1 and Roman Reigns vs The Rock/Cody Rhodes for the Universal championship on Night 2.

Apparently the idea is, if they can’t get the Rock, they’ll do Roman vs Cody, Seth vs Drew and Gunther vs Sheamus III, and if they do get The Rock they’ll go with Roman vs the Rock, Seth vs Cody and Gunther vs Drew for the IC Title on Night 1 or 2. The one thing I don’t get is how are they going to split the championships before then?

So if the get The Rock, we get Seth losing again and Roman retaining both championships. If they don’t get the Rock, we get Cody going for a title he doesn’t deserve, probably definitely winning.

Honestly, I just want Seth Rollins to win one of the both championships and main event Mania. Because that’s what he deserves.

#a lot more than Rhodes #fuck Cody

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influencermagazineuk · 1 year

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WrestleMania: The Ultimate Showdown in WWE

WrestleMania is the most significant and spectacular event in the world of professional wrestling. It has been the highlight of the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) calendar for over three decades, bringing together some of the most prominent wrestlers from around the globe to showcase their skills and entertain fans. WWE WrestleMania is a week-long celebration of all things wrestling, with fans flocking from every corner of the world to witness the thrilling action. Every year, the event is held in the United States, usually in late March or early April. WrestleMania has a rich history that is full of iconic moments, from Hulk Hogan slamming Andre the Giant at WrestleMania III to The Rock and John Cena's epic showdown at WrestleMania XXVIII. The event has been a platform for some of the most unforgettable moments in sports entertainment history. Months in advance, the build-up to WrestleMania begins, with wrestlers vying for the opportunity to earn a place on the card. WWE uses the event to introduce new wrestlers, debut new storylines, and create new legacies. The event is not just a showcase of wrestling, but also a platform for musical performances, celebrity appearances, and special surprises. WrestleMania attracts a diverse range of fans, from hardcore wrestling enthusiasts to casual viewers looking for a night of entertainment. From a business perspective, WrestleMania is a massive money-spinner for WWE. The event generates millions of dollars in revenue from ticket sales, merchandise, and pay-per-view buys. The company also uses the event as a marketing platform to promote its other products and services. In 2020, WWE WrestleMania was forced to take place in an empty arena due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the event still managed to capture the imagination of wrestling fans, with the company creating unique and innovative ways to showcase the matches. WrestleMania WrestleMania is the grandest stage of them all for World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) where wrestlers from around the globe come together to compete and put on an awe-inspiring display of athleticism, drama, and spectacle. This annual event has been entertaining wrestling fans for over three decades and has become the flagship event of WWE. WrestleMania is a week-long celebration of wrestling that culminates in a grand event that takes place in late March or early April every year. It is a unique event that brings together wrestling enthusiasts from all over the world to experience the thrill of live action. This epic event has a rich history, with some of the most iconic moments in wrestling happening at WrestleMania. From Hulk Hogan body slamming Andre the Giant at WrestleMania III to Shawn Michaels' dramatic comeback at WrestleMania XXVI, the event has produced some of the most unforgettable moments in sports entertainment history. The build-up to WrestleMania starts months in advance, with wrestlers vying for a spot on the card. WWE also uses the event to introduce new wrestlers, debut new storylines, and create new unforgettable moments. The event is not only a showcase of wrestling but also features musical performances, celebrity appearances, and other special surprises. WrestleMania is not just about showcasing the best wrestling matches but also about creating an overall experience for the fans. From the stadium's grand setup to the colorful pyrotechnics and grand entrances, WrestleMania provides a spectacle that is unmatched in the world of sports entertainment. Moreover, WrestleMania is not just a platform for the wrestlers but also a significant revenue generator for WWE. The event brings in millions of dollars through ticket sales, merchandise, and pay-per-view buys. It also provides an opportunity for the company to market its other products and services. WrestleMania is the epic showcase of professional wrestling, providing fans with a week-long celebration of wrestling culminating in an event that is unparalleled in sports entertainment. The event's rich history and iconic moments have become a part of wrestling's legacy. With its grand setup, colorful pyrotechnics, and special surprises, WrestleMania is more than just wrestling matches; it is a unique experience for fans from all over the world. Read the full article

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thedudear1992 · 1 year

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biggoldbelt · 2 years

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David Hebner passes away

WWE is saddened to learn that long-time referee David Hebner has passed away. Throughout a storied career, Hebner found himself at the center of some of WWE’s most iconic moments. Hebner officiated the classic showdown between Randy Savage and Ricky Steamboat at WrestleMania III, and the clash between Savage and Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania V. Hebner and his brother Earl helped author one of the…

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#Event #Hulk Hogan #title #WrestleMania #Wrestling News #WWE #WWE News

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vijayabalaji · 2 years

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WWE Hell in a Cell 2022 -- Cody Rhodes vs. Seth “Freakin” Rollins Cage Match Announced

WWE Hell in a Cell 2022 -- Cody Rhodes vs. Seth “Freakin” Rollins Cage Match Announced #HIAC

WWE Hell In A Cell has booked Cody Rhodes vs. Seth Rollins III. WrestleMania 38 and WrestleMania Backlash saw Rhodes defeat Rollins, but their third match will take place within the Hell In a Cell structure. On tonight’s episode of RAW, Rhodes challenged Rollins to Hell In a Cell in an in-ring segment. The challenge was accepted once Rollins appeared on the big screen and the two exchanged…

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suspiciousbehaviorproductions · 3 years

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Jake “The Snake” Roberts & Alice Cooper (1987)

#jake the snake roberts #alice cooper #wrestlemania iii #80s wrestling #wwe

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sabbath-vol4 · 4 years

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Jake "The Snake" Roberts and Alice Cooper, 1987

There may not be a showman in rock as good as Alice Cooper. He loves the theatrics, the special effects, the stunts, everything. So it only makes sense that Cooper would show up at Wrestlemania.

The match was between Jake "The Snake" Roberts and Honky Tonk Man with over 93,000 people in attendance. Things weren't looking too good with Roberts, until Cooper decided to get in on the action with a little assitance from his 15-foot python Damien. (watch it here!)

Cooper admittedly wasn't a big wrestling fan at the time, but his attitude towards the sport completely changed after that night. “Everything about that was great. I’m a boxing fan … boxing is my favorite thing to watch. Wrestling was showbiz. These guys were bigger than life; they were Megatron. This was when you had Andre the Giant, you had the Junkyard Dog, you had all these great characters,” said Cooper. “I respected it a hundred times more after being backstage.”

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silasona · 4 years

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Thought i spotted him during the 24/7 pile. But i have no way to confirm. 😔

#wwe #wrestlemania 36 #ec3 #ethan carter iii #sorry for wweposting i just miss Him

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nerdcorp · 6 years

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#Macho Man Randy Savage #Ricky Steamboat #WWE #WrestleMania III #WrestleMania #Miss Elizabeth

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rawisrollie · 3 years

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Mary "The Hitman" Hart cutting a promo at Wrestlemania III, #WWE, #WWF, #WRESTLEMANIA3, #THEHARTFAMILY, #MARYHART, #BRETHART, #1987 https://instagr.am/p/CMhzmvQjxH1/

#The Hitman #Mary Hart cutting a promo at Wrestlemania III #WWE #WWF #WRESTLEMANIA3 #THEHARTFAMI

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