World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)

[JaseSF]

Ted DiBiase and his "Million Dollar Man" gimmick was one of the best ever! DiBiase though had all the in-ring skills to have possibly made a great choice for NWA World champ had he not moved to WWF and became the Million Dollar Man. He certainly made his mark by doing so.

Million Dollar Dreams: A Tribute to Ted DiBiase

[VenomX73]

Ted DiBiase Million Dollar Man was one of the best around in his time.

I think Warrior said something along the lines of Ted having one of the most powerful clothesline ever.



HAhahahahaha!

[HappyGilmore]

Randy "Macho Man" Savage Tribute Video (Raw, May 23rd 2011)

[HappyGilmore]

Ted DiBiase Million Dollar Man was one of the best around in his time.

I think Warrior said something along the lines of Ted having one of the most powerful clothesline ever.



HAhahahahaha!

Million Dollar Man is great.  I still play his theme regularly. 

[VenomX73]

Huss - huss - huss - huss - huss - huss!

[JaseSF]

So a story was recently put out there by an old friend of CM Punk about how he's constantly being hounded by fans even though he's now retired. Clearly, fans should be leaving Punk alone. He is entitled to his privacy and if he wants to call it quits on wrestling, that's certainly his decision to make. He was smart enough to save his money and kudos to him for that. I do wonder though had Punk just stuck around long enough or briefly reappeared to publicly announce his retirement in WWE if he'd be getting hounded as much? Many fans think this is all some sort of elaborate work similar to which Punk has done in the past. What's funny is he's still making public appearances where he's often described as a WWE wrestler. The price of fame? I think though if fans knew Punk legit wanted to be retired and left alone, more fans would be inclined to do so. Maybe he's waiting for his WWE contract to run out before he says anything?

WWE CM Punk 2014 Tribute - Without You HD

[HappyGilmore]

Sandman
ECW The Sandman Tribute

[VenomX73]

The Undertaker vs King Haku

Japan 9/15/92

[JaseSF]

Junkyard Dog was always so likable and so charismatic...

Junk Yard Dog - The Early Years

Junkyard Dog's 1987 New Year's Resolution

Wwf Legends - Junkyard Dog Titantron

[VenomX73]

JYD! 

[HappyGilmore]

Blue Meanie TitanTron

[VenomX73]

Mr. Perfect vs. Iron Mike Sharpe (WWF 1993)

[JaseSF]

I had the LJN WWF wrestling figures and ring as a kid. Had 30 in total, the ring, and the blue steel cage. My cousin had about 6 thumb wrestlers which we always played with.

1984-85 WWF LJN Wrestling Superstars Commercial

WWF Toy Commercial 1987

WWF LJN Classic Toy Commercial

WWF Thumb Wrestlers Toy Commercial

and a later toy commercial

WWF Action Figures TV Commercial Featuring Jesse Ventura 90s Toys LJN

That New Toy Smell Ep. 33 featuring LJN Wrestling Superstars

[VenomX73]

My cousin had the 100% set of the rubber LJN WWF wrestling figures and ring. I was so jealous.

I remember the Don Muraco (black shirt) figure crystal clear. I always used him to fight his Hogan.

I also remember Corporal Kirchner and Hillbilly Jim figures very clear.

80's toys = WIN

[JaseSF]

Remember the Paul Orndorff figure was super-muscular, more so than Mr. Wonderful ever was. Hogan's was actually more accurate looking. Let's see I had the Muraco figure you described, Hogan, Orndorff, JYD, Greg Valentine, Macho Man, Jesse Ventura, the Hart Foundation, Tito Santana, Ricky Steamboat, King Kong Bundy, Big John Studd, the British Bulldogs, Kamala, Adrian Adonis, the Iron Sheik, Nikolai Volkoff, Hillbilly Jim, George "The Animal" Steele, S.D. Jones, Brutus Beefcake, Jake the Snake, Andre the Giant, Rowdy Roddy Piper, Koko B. Ware, Terry Funk, Hercules Hernandez, and Corporal Kirchner.