Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Feb 20th, '19, 20:15 Sooo.... this happened:

The Charlotte Observer has a feature story on Charlotte Flair.

Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Feb 21st, '19, 13:22 Why are y'all talking about the actual movie? I posted this here because:
1. Rusev playing a foreign heel from WWE's past would be hilarious
2. Rusev wanting to play Sarge is even more hilarious
3. THE IRON SHEIK IS INTERACTING WITH RUSEV!

Bob-O wrote: ↑Feb 22nd, '19, 05:41

My question is, are they going to cover the part of his career where he made No Holds Barred? A movie about wrestler making a movie about a wrestler making a movie about a wrestler.

Rusev plays Zeus.

cero2k wrote: ↑Feb 22nd, '19, 08:48

Bob-O wrote: ↑Feb 22nd, '19, 05:41

My question is, are they going to cover the part of his career where he made No Holds Barred? A movie about wrestler making a movie about a wrestler making a movie about a wrestler.

Rusev plays Zeus.

dude, this a movie about Hogan with Bischoff as one of the producers, the movie is only going to cover how he single handedly ended the cold war, how he took a bullet for Kennedy, but he was time traveled out of there to stop the other two, that story about Metallica that he claims happened, how Pamela Anderson and Carmen Electra wanted a threesome with him but he was faithful to his ex-wife. All that stuff.

KILLdozer wrote: ↑Feb 22nd, '19, 09:26
You forgot how the George Foreman grille was almost the Hul Kogan grille...

So that means no steroids and rascism either?

cero2k wrote: ↑Feb 22nd, '19, 08:48 dude, this a movie about Hogan with Bischoff as one of the producers, the movie is only going to cover how he single handedly ended the cold war, how he took a bullet for Kennedy, but he was time traveled out of there to stop the other two, that story about Metallica that he claims happened, how Pamela Anderson and Carmen Electra wanted a threesome with him but he was faithful to his ex-wife. All that stuff.

Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Feb 24th, '19, 03:52 Jeff Hardy apparently considered double-crossing both Undertaker and the WWE during his Ladder Match for the WWE Undisputed Championship against Undertaker on Raw in 2002 by pulling the belt down, just to see what would happen (other than Taker beating the sh*t out of him, which he knew would happen).

Bob-O wrote: ↑Feb 25th, '19, 04:51

Bob-O wrote: ↑Feb 25th, '19, 18:09 He's got an entire thread of these. I just spent the last 45 minutes watching them, and highly recommend.

KILLdozer wrote: ↑Feb 25th, '19, 19:17
Get that guy out of here already! What's it been..10 years? It's time to grow up and leave the comedy behind...

cero2k wrote: ↑Feb 25th, '19, 19:50

KILLdozer wrote: ↑Feb 25th, '19, 19:17
Get that guy out of here already! What's it been..10 years? It's time to grow up and leave the comedy behind...

who hurt you? comedy is ageless, good comedy at least

Bob-O wrote: ↑Feb 28th, '19, 22:55