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Joey B. goes to pay WWE Hall of Shamer.. I mean famer a visit.

The inaugural Youtube Television Championship was a three way dance between the top three contenders for the belt, the young talents of Bob O Mac, Juggalo Drake, and Funkmaster V. The fans spun the "Wheel of Death" before the match and determined that it was going to be an I Quit match on top of that! With only a 10 minute time limit, was Juggalo Drake, Bob O Mac, or Funkmaster V going to say the dreaded words: I Quit in time???

This is the classic restored version of my favorite heel turn in the history of the W.W.W.F, W.W.F & W.W.E. The beloved High Chief Peter Maivia snaps and takes it out on his partner Bob Backlund & his manager Arnold Skaaland. Maivia would join the stable of the Hollywood Fashion Plate... "Classy" Freddie Blassie.

"The Goonies 'R' Good Enough" was a single released by singer Cyndi Lauper for The Goonies, a 1985 film which was released at the same time as this single. Before its inclusion on The Essential Cyndi Lauper in 2003, the song was considered a rarity among fans, having never appeared on any of Lauper's albums or the 1995 compilation Twelve Deadly Cyns...and Then Some. Lauper admitted in an interview with Matthew Rettenmund for his 1996 book Totally Awesome 80s: A Lexicon of the Music, Videos, Movies, TV Shows, Stars, and Trends of that Decadent Decade that she hated the song, which was why she had chosen not to include it on her first compilation.[citation needed] All versions of the UK edition are considered rare, especially the 12". The song has been covered by a few artists, such as Bombones, Haruko Momoi, New Found Glory, and Tomoyuki Uchida. The song was also featured as an instrumental version in Pop'n Music 10. There was also a two-part video shot for this song featuring...

Stephanie & Shane wish death on Freddie Blassie (07/16/01) - http://www.stephanie-mcmahon.org

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Sheiky rants about "that day" when Nikolai was "Cheaper than any Jabroni Jew" I can never make it through the "they take-a my fork, they take-a my spoon, they take-a my plate" part without laughing.

Rikidozan Chops Freddie Blassie Credit - http://puroresucentral.com

Quick History on Bearcat Wright: Edward "Bearcat" Wright became popular in the late 1950s and 1960s. He wrestled during the time of Bobo Brazil, and despite racial tension in the United States became wildly popular as both a heel and a babyface. Bearcat Wright wrestled all over the world and would have his most famous victory over Killer Kowalski in April 1961 to win the Big Time Pro Wrestling title and become, in effect, the world heavyweight wrestling champion. Unfortunately, Bearcat Wright would also be known for one of the mortal sins of wrestling of not dropping the belt when ordered to. Five days before Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his famous "I have a dream" speech, Wright won the WWA Championship from "Classy" Fred Blassie. Wright was known for behemoth strength (he would rip phone books in half during promotional interviews for his matches) he also was blackballed by the National Wrestling Alliance for refusing to drop the WWA championship to Edouard Carpentier and...